In one story, this figure is disguised as the island farmer Grimner and tries to convince Geirrod to be good, but this god later visits Geirrod and finds Geirrod has taken to torturing guests. Another time, this figure takes the name Bolverk and works for Bauge in order to gain access to Suttung's cellar, wherein the work of Galar and Fjalar with Kvaser's blood could be found. This god also takes on the name of Gangraad when he challenges Vafthrudner, and his eventual victory comes when he asks 
In one story, this figure is disguised as the island farmer Grimner and tries to convince Geirrod to be good, but this god later visits Geirrod and finds Geirrod has taken to torturing guests. Another time, this figure takes the name Bolverk and works for Bauge in order to gain access to Suttung's cellar, wherein the work of Galar and Fjalar with Kvaser's blood could be found. This god also takes on the name of Gangraad when he challenges Vafthrudner, and his eventual victory comes when he asks what he whispered to Baldur on Baldur's funeral pyre. His eight-legged horse is named Sleipnir, and he drank from Mimer's well at the cost of an eye. FTP, name this god who brought mead to Asgard, the husband of Frigg and father of Thor.
In one story, this figure is disguised as the island farmer Grimner and tries to convince Geirrod to be good, but this god later visits Geirrod and finds Geirrod has taken to torturing guests.
{Odin} or {Woden} or {Wotan}