This god is sometimes called Thingsus, which refers to his role as the patron god of assemblies. The Hymiskvitha claims that this god is the son of the giant Hymir, though it also tells how this god helps Thor steal a giant kettle from Hymir. In the Lokasenna, this god defends Freyr from Loki's accusations of incest. A patron goddess of Augsburg known as Zisa may be the consort of this god, though Loki suggests that this god's consort cheats on him. This god's eventual killer lives across the Gjoll river in Gnipahellir cave and has a chest cove
This god is sometimes called Thingsus, which refers to his role as the patron god of assemblies. The Hymiskvitha claims that this god is the son of the giant Hymir, though it also tells how this god helps Thor steal a giant kettle from Hymir. In the Lokasenna, this god defends Freyr from Loki's accusations of incest. A patron goddess of Augsburg known as Zisa may be the consort of this god, though Loki suggests that this god's consort cheats on him. This god's eventual killer lives across the Gjoll river in Gnipahellir cave and has a chest covered in blood and four eyes. For ten points, name this Norse god who will fight Garm at Ragnorak, a deity of oaths and justice who facilitated the use of Gleipnir when he restrained the Fenris Wolf by giving up his hand.
This god is sometimes called Thingsus, which refers to his role as the patron god of assemblies.
{Tyr} [accept: {Tiwaz}, {Tiw}, {Ziu}]