Along with his brother Vili and Vi, he slaughtered Ymir and fashioned his body into the earth.  
In one text, this man is described as an exile from Troy, leading to Thor Heyerdahl's work "The Search for" this man.  In Saxo Grammaticus's Gautrek's Saga, King Vikar draws the short straw and is sacrificed to this god for favorable winds. He can see all from his thrown of Hlidskjald, and two of his palaces are Gladsheim and Valaskjalf. Along with his brother Vili and Vi, he slaughtered Ymir and fashioned his body into the earth.  For 10 points, name this "all father," the husband of Frigg and master of the ravens Hugin and Munin, the head of the Norse pantheon.
In one text, this man is described as an exile from Troy, leading to Thor Heyerdahl's work "The Search for" this man.  
{Odin} or {Woden}