This mythical figure has two servants that represent chaff from a mill and manure used to fertilize land.
This mythical figure has two servants that represent chaff from a mill and manure used to fertilize land. This god is defended by both Byggvir and Tyr when Loki accuses him of coming from incestuous birth and having an incestuous relationship. He kills the frost giant Beli with a ripped-off antler. This figure owns a ship that always has favorable wind and can be folded up for storage when not in use, which is called Skidbladnir. This employer of Skirnir trades golden apples and that sword, which could fight on its own, for his wife Gerd. This member of the Vanir family of gods dies fighting the leader of Muspell's sons, the fire giant Surt, during Ragnarok. For 10 points, name this Norse god of male fertility, the handsome brother of Freya.
This mythical figure has two servants that represent chaff from a mill and manure used to fertilize land.
Freyr [or Yngwi Freyr; be careful not to accept "Freya" or "Frigg"]