This character listens to a blind priest's views on the Destroyer. While dying, this character says that he has "had an accident So may you all." This character hates his human neighbors for their wasteful violence but is nonetheless captivated by the stories of their harpist called the Shaper. This character argues with a dragon who advises hoarding gold and pities Unferth, who has committed fratricide like this character's ancestor, Cain. This character thinks the "ultimate act of nihilism" would be to kill Wealtheow while attacking Hrothgar's hall. For 10 points, name this creature who titles a John Gardner novel and is killed when his ar
This character listens to a blind priest's views on the Destroyer. While dying, this character says that he has "had an accident So may you all." This character hates his human neighbors for their wasteful violence but is nonetheless captivated by the stories of their harpist called the Shaper. This character argues with a dragon who advises hoarding gold and pities Unferth, who has committed fratricide like this character's ancestor, Cain. This character thinks the "ultimate act of nihilism" would be to kill Wealtheow while attacking Hrothgar's hall. For 10 points, name this creature who titles a John Gardner novel and is killed when his arm is ripped off by Beowulf.
This character listens to a blind priest's views on the Destroyer.
Grendel