In Gylfaginning, this god's ship Hringhorni was the greatest ever built, so large that none of the Aesir could set it to sea, but the giantess Hyrrokkin launched that ship with him and his wife on board.
Modgudr meets one of this man's brother at the Gjöll bridge and instructs him to go down and north. That brother then returns to Asgard with Draupnir. According to some scholars, the exploits of this deity, under the name of Phol, are mentioned in the Merseburg Incantation. In Gylfaginning, this god's ship Hringhorni was the greatest ever built, so large that none of the Aesir could set it to sea, but the giantess Hyrrokkin launched that ship with him and his wife on board. That wife, Nanna, lived with him in Breidablik, and his son Forseti was god of justice and peace. Odin and Rindr gave birth to Vali to kill this man's brother, whom Loki tricked into killing this deity. The Norse god of light and beauty, for 10 points, name this figure that was killed by a sprig of mistletoe by Hodr.
Modgudr meets one of this man's brother at the Gjöll bridge and instructs him to go down and north.
{Baldr} (or {Balder}, or {Baldur})