Hlidskjalf [h-lid-skee-yalf]  His throne, located in the hall of the slain, is known as Hlidskjalf, and while traveling among mortals he used the pseudonyms Vak and Valtam. He only drinks wine, and gives all his food to Freki and Geri, and the ravens Hugin and Munin report to him. His spear never misses, and his ring replicates itself every nine nights. After Gleipnir breaks, Fenrir will devour him, but then his son Vidar will avenge his death. The father of Hodur and Baldur, FTP, identify the leader of the Aesir, the c
Hlidskjalf [h-lid-skee-yalf]  His throne, located in the hall of the slain, is known as Hlidskjalf, and while traveling among mortals he used the pseudonyms Vak and Valtam. He only drinks wine, and gives all his food to Freki and Geri, and the ravens Hugin and Munin report to him. His spear never misses, and his ring replicates itself every nine nights. After Gleipnir breaks, Fenrir will devour him, but then his son Vidar will avenge his death. The father of Hodur and Baldur, FTP, identify the leader of the Aesir, the chief Norse god.
Hlidskjalf [h-lid-skee-yalf]  His throne, located in the hall of the slain, is known as Hlidskjalf, and while traveling among mortals he used the pseudonyms Vak and Valtam.
{Odin} (accept Othinn, Wodan, or Wotan)