This man's daughter was hidden in a harp by her adopted father after this man's death. This man's mother Hiordis gave birth to him after her husband was killed in a duel with a god. One object owned by this man was pulled from the tree Barnstokk by his father. After drinking the blood of one of his opponents, this man is able to understand the language of birds, and he kills that opponent with an object given to him by Regin. That opponent guarded the gold used to stuff Otr's body, and that figure is a dragon named Fafnir. He was once fed a potion that made him forget one of his lovers and marry Gudrun, though he late
This man's daughter was hidden in a harp by her adopted father after this man's death. This man's mother Hiordis gave birth to him after her husband was killed in a duel with a god. One object owned by this man was pulled from the tree Barnstokk by his father. After drinking the blood of one of his opponents, this man is able to understand the language of birds, and he kills that opponent with an object given to him by Regin. That opponent guarded the gold used to stuff Otr's body, and that figure is a dragon named Fafnir. He was once fed a potion that made him forget one of his lovers and marry Gudrun, though he later saved that woman from a ring of fire. For 10 points, name this lover of Brunhilde, wielder of the sword Gram, son of Sigmund, and subject of the Volsung saga, a hero from Norse mythology.
This man's daughter was hidden in a harp by her adopted father after this man's death.
Sigurd or Sigfried [do not accept Sigmund]