When lodged near Franang's Falls, this deity wove the first fishing net, and during a dispute over not being offered a glass of ale, he killed Fimafeng. He fled from one feast in the shape of a salmon. Currently chained below a venom-dripping snake, this god will ride a ship made of fingernails, the Naglfar, and kill Heimdall. His deeds include cutting Sif's gold hair and directing Hodr's aim with
When lodged near Franang's Falls, this deity wove the first fishing net, and during a dispute over not being offered a glass of ale, he killed Fimafeng. He fled from one feast in the shape of a salmon. Currently chained below a venom-dripping snake, this god will ride a ship made of fingernails, the Naglfar, and kill Heimdall. His deeds include cutting Sif's gold hair and directing Hodr's aim with mistletoe to kill Baldur. For 10 points, name this being who's technically a giant among the Aesir, a Norse trickster god.
When lodged near Franang's Falls, this deity wove the first fishing net, and during a dispute over not being offered a glass of ale, he killed Fimafeng.
Loki