In some sources, this god is said to be the son of Mistarblindi. This god was said to live in the land of Cattegat, also known as Hlesey, leading to his alternative name of Hler. Snorri identifies this god with the mountain god Gymir in the Skaldskaparmal, which is formatted as a dialog between this god and Bragi. The goddess Angeyja is one of this god's children, through whom he may be the grandfather of Heimdall. This son of Fornjotr is a brother of Kari and Logi, the gods of wind and fire, and he is married to the pale theft goddess Ran, with whom he has nine daughters known as the Billow M
In some sources, this god is said to be the son of Mistarblindi. This god was said to live in the land of Cattegat, also known as Hlesey, leading to his alternative name of Hler. Snorri identifies this god with the mountain god Gymir in the Skaldskaparmal, which is formatted as a dialog between this god and Bragi. The goddess Angeyja is one of this god's children, through whom he may be the grandfather of Heimdall. This son of Fornjotr is a brother of Kari and Logi, the gods of wind and fire, and he is married to the pale theft goddess Ran, with whom he has nine daughters known as the Billow Maidens. This god's hall is home to a magic cauldron given to him by Thor in which this god brews ale and contains the servants Eldir and Fimafeng, the latter of whom was killed when this god hosted a feast crashed by Loki. That hall is filled with gold this deity collected from shipwrecks. For ten points, name this Norse god of the sea.
In some sources, this god is said to be the son of Mistarblindi.
{Aegir} [accept {Hler} or {Gymir} until mentioned]