After one son of this god is hooked, the giant Hymir cuts the line of a fishing pole, and that son appears in a contest that sees this god lose an eating competition to fire in the hall of a giant thought to be Skrymir.
According to the Poetic Edda, this figure will stand "at the helm" of the nail-ship Naglfar when Ragnarok begins. After one son of this god is hooked, the giant Hymir cuts the line of a fishing pole, and that son appears in a contest that sees this god lose an eating competition to fire in the hall of a giant thought to be Skrymir. His (*) lips were sewn shut after he interrupted the dwarf Brokkr, resulting in Mjollnir's shortened handle. This god was bound with the entrails of his son and his wife Sigyn catches most of the venom that drips above him, as punishment for tricking Hodr into killing Baldr with mistletoe. He and Heimdall are fated to kill each other at Ragnarok. For ten points, name this Norse trickster god, the father of Jormangandr.
According to the Poetic Edda, this figure will stand "at the helm" of the nail-ship Naglfar when Ragnarok begins.
{Loki}