This man was killed by a man who had eaten a stew of snake venom and wolf flesh. In another story, this man's future wife resolves not to marry after she dreams of a falcon being killed by two eagles; that wife is a princess of Burgundy who is murdered by Hildebrand. This man tested the sharpness of his sword by cutting a tuft of wool in the river, and cut the chain mail off of a (*) sleeping woman, a daughter of Budli who was cursed by Odin after turning a battle for Ag
This man was killed by a man who had eaten a stew of snake venom and wolf flesh. In another story, this man's future wife resolves not to marry after she dreams of a falcon being killed by two eagles; that wife is a princess of Burgundy who is murdered by Hildebrand. This man tested the sharpness of his sword by cutting a tuft of wool in the river, and cut the chain mail off of a (*) sleeping woman, a daughter of Budli who was cursed by Odin after turning a battle for Agnar. This man tries to obtain the Otter's Gold, which was involved in a strange form of taxidermy when the Aesir used it to stuff Otr's skin. That treasure is guarded by a figure who owns the cursed ring Andvaranaut, and whose blood allows this man to understand the language of birds. For 10 points, name this wielder of Gram and slayer of Fafnir, the hero of the Völsunga Saga and the Nibelungenlied (nee-buh-LUNG-en-leed).
This man was killed by a man who had eaten a stew of snake venom and wolf flesh.