This character is said to have a "notorious" triangular stone heart, which lends its name to a rune but doesn't stop this character from pissing himself on seeing his enemy. This figure challenges his foe to a battle in his home of Grjotunagard after earlier boasting about his plans to steal Valhalla. He used a mare's heart to power his companion, a nine-mile-tall clay man called Mokkurkalfi who i
This character is said to have a "notorious" triangular stone heart, which lends its name to a rune but doesn't stop this character from pissing himself on seeing his enemy. This figure challenges his foe to a battle in his home of Grjotunagard after earlier boasting about his plans to steal Valhalla. He used a mare's heart to power his companion, a nine-mile-tall clay man called Mokkurkalfi who is easily defeated by Thjazi. Groa got too distracted by news of Aurvandil to finish removing the pieces of whetstone that a battle with this character left in a certain deity's forehead. Magni is the only one able to lift this figure's leg after his death, thus unpinning his killer. His introduction in the Skaldskaparmal sees him bet Odin that Sleipnir is no faster than his horse Gullfaxi, about which he is wrong. For 10 points, name this overconfident giant whose drunken blundering through Valhalla is halted when Thor smashes his head in.
This character is said to have a "notorious" triangular stone heart, which lends its name to a rune but doesn't stop this character from pissing himself on seeing his enemy.
Hrungnir