This figure is the one that suggests that Thor dress as Freya during the incident in which Thrym steals his hammer. In the Lokasenna, Loki states that this god must have a muddy back when this god attempts to shut him up. This man slept with figures named Great-Grandmother, Grandmother, and Mother in order to father Thrall, Karl, and Jarl, the progenitors of mankind. This god, who was the son of the nine (*) billow-maidens and dwells in a place called Sky-Mountain, owns the sword Hofund and the 
This figure is the one that suggests that Thor dress as Freya during the incident in which Thrym steals his hammer. In the Lokasenna, Loki states that this god must have a muddy back when this god attempts to shut him up. This man slept with figures named Great-Grandmother, Grandmother, and Mother in order to father Thrall, Karl, and Jarl, the progenitors of mankind. This god, who was the son of the nine (*) billow-maidens and dwells in a place called Sky-Mountain, owns the sword Hofund and the horse Gulltop. He will blow Gjallarhorn to signal the onset of Ragnarok, and this god has the ability to see infinitely far and hear the grass grow. For 10 points, name this Norse god who guards the bridge Bifrost.
This figure is the one that suggests that Thor dress as Freya during the incident in which Thrym steals his hammer.
Heimdall or Rig