This man's early life was spent in a location commonly called Wolfsdale, and  one of his brothers married a woman with the epithet "the swan white"  because she wore swan feathers.
This man's early life was spent in a location commonly called Wolfsdale, and  one of his brothers married a woman with the epithet "the swan white"  because she wore swan feathers. This man tells another figure to swear an  oath to the following objects: the sides of a ship, a shield's rim, a horse's  shoulder, sword's sharp edge. This brother of Egil and Slagfid is the son of a  Finnish king. Like all of his brothers, he was married to a valkyrie. Before  being hamstrung on Saeverstad, this man tied bast fibres to several hundred  precious rings he owned. This man formed brooches from teeth and goblets  from skulls of the sons of Nidud. For 10 points, name this lame Germanic  smith.
This man's early life was spent in a location commonly called Wolfsdale, and  one of his brothers married a woman with the epithet "the swan white"  because she wore swan feathers.
Volund or Weyland