Some sources state that he and his brothers lived with three Valkyries, while other sources state that he married the swan maiden Hervor.
The Ardre VIII stone depicts this figure flying on eagle wings. Some sources state that he and his brothers lived with three Valkyries, while other sources state that he married the swan maiden Hervor. Bodvild's father Nidud captured this figure and crippled him; in revenge, he killed Nidud's sons and used their skulls and eyes to make goblets and jewels. In English lore, he is associated with a mound where travelers who leave a horse and some money overnight will supposedly find the horse reshod. For 10 points, identify this smith from Germanic and Norse mythology.
The Ardre VIII stone depicts this figure flying on eagle wings.
{Wayland} the Smith [accept {Volundr}, {Weiland}]