In one legend, this deity told Lombard women to appear at dawn with their hair drawn over their face
In one legend, this deity told Lombard women to appear at dawn with their hair drawn over their faces, and another form of this deity is a seer named Saga. This deity was served by Hlin, who was responsible for protecting certain men from harm, and Syn, who guarded the palace door. Orion's belt was known as this figure's "distaff," and servants of this deity include the rider of Hofvarpnir, Gna, and one who carries this deity's shoes and ash box named Fulla. This deity has the gift of prophecy, yet never reveals what she knows, and this figure's home means "marsh halls," and is the place where this figure spins clouds on a loom. This figure is one of two who are allowed to sit atop the Hlidskhalf, and while her husband was away this deity had affairs with his brothers Vili and Ve. Ruling from the hall Fensalir, for 10 points, name this Norse goddess who was distraught over the death of her son Balder, the queen of Asgard and the wife of Odin.
In one legend, this deity told Lombard women to appear at dawn with their hair drawn over their faces, and another form of this deity is a seer named Saga.
Frigg [accept Frigga]