A woman in this text dreams that a man covered in goat skin tells her about the names of her children.
A woman in this text dreams that a man covered in goat skin tells her about the names of her children. Another dream sequence leads a character to identify "Huckster Heddin" in this text. It also contains an old woman's complaint that a pile of feed was not moved indoors and a boy seeing a firebrand-wielding horseman in the sky. After its title character's friend is given a dog that can tell friend from foe, that friend and Kolskegg slay a throng of attackers, leading them to be banished for three years. Early in this text, Thiostolf kills Thorwald after he abuses his wife Hallgerda. In its last section, a chant about the "Woof of War" is sung during a battle between Christians and pagans. Kari reconciles with Flosi after a shipwreck at the end of this text, whose title character dies when his enemies immolate him. This extended story is one of the first works of literature to use the term Althing. For 10 points, name this Icelandic saga about family feuds, titled for a beardless sage
A woman in this text dreams that a man covered in goat skin tells her about the names of her children.
Njal's Saga [or The Story of Burnt Njal; or Brennu-Njal's Saga; accept answers containing Njal or Burnt Njal such as The Saga of Njal]