According to Saxo-Grammaticus, the king of this name employed a  powerful mace and had a penchant for terrorizing his enemies by  visiting them while dressed in goat skins.
According to Saxo-Grammaticus, the king of this name employed a  powerful mace and had a penchant for terrorizing his enemies by  visiting them while dressed in goat skins. That king of this name carries  on a conversation with Groa and Bess. An object of this name was owned  by a man who refused to trade it way for three times its weight in gold.  That object's strength was tested by means of throwing wool into a river  and seeing if it cleaved the wool, after it was reforged by (*) Regin on his  third try. Earlier, it had been placed into Barnstokk by Odin. For 10 points,  give this name for the sword of Sigurd.
According to Saxo-Grammaticus, the king of this name employed a  powerful mace and had a penchant for terrorizing his enemies by  visiting them while dressed in goat skins.
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