In the Thiđrek Saga, this is given to Gislher, who uses it to slay his father in law Rođingeir. Another of its owners carries it along with Ridil and Rotti. It is lost during an expedition to Gothland, but its owner recovers it from the flesh of a pig. Its victims include Hjorward and the sons of Hunding after Loki's treachery allows Lygni to defeat its first owner using Gungnir, and it is shattered. It is later rewelded by Regin, whose anvil it is able to split down to the hilt, and used to kill the dragon Fafnir. For ten points name this object thrust by Odin into the great oak Branstock and withdrawn by Sigmund, th
In the Thiđrek Saga, this is given to Gislher, who uses it to slay his father in law Rođingeir. Another of its owners carries it along with Ridil and Rotti. It is lost during an expedition to Gothland, but its owner recovers it from the flesh of a pig. Its victims include Hjorward and the sons of Hunding after Loki's treachery allows Lygni to defeat its first owner using Gungnir, and it is shattered. It is later rewelded by Regin, whose anvil it is able to split down to the hilt, and used to kill the dragon Fafnir. For ten points name this object thrust by Odin into the great oak Branstock and withdrawn by Sigmund, the sword of Siegfried.
In the Thiđrek Saga, this is given to Gislher, who uses it to slay his father in law Rođingeir.
Gram