In one story his daughter was promised to Alvis, so he kept the unlucky suitor outside until the sun rose, petrifying him. His temple was located at Uppsala and his hall, Bilskirnir, was in Asgard.  He had three children, Magni, Modi and Thrud, and his chariot was pulled by two goats named Tanngrisni and Tanngnost, which scorched the earth and cracked the mountains whenever he rode. To wield his weapon, he must wear Megingjord, and he also wears Jam Griepr. In one story, Utgard-Loki called him weak when he could only lift the paw of a cat, which was really the Midgard Serpent, and he was married to the beautiful Sif. For 10 points, name this Norse god who was a son of Odin and wielded Mjolni
In one story his daughter was promised to Alvis, so he kept the unlucky suitor outside until the sun rose, petrifying him. His temple was located at Uppsala and his hall, Bilskirnir, was in Asgard.  He had three children, Magni, Modi and Thrud, and his chariot was pulled by two goats named Tanngrisni and Tanngnost, which scorched the earth and cracked the mountains whenever he rode. To wield his weapon, he must wear Megingjord, and he also wears Jam Griepr. In one story, Utgard-Loki called him weak when he could only lift the paw of a cat, which was really the Midgard Serpent, and he was married to the beautiful Sif. For 10 points, name this Norse god who was a son of Odin and wielded Mjolnir.
In one story his daughter was promised to Alvis, so he kept the unlucky suitor outside until the sun rose, petrifying him.
{Thor}