Two creatures of this type drowned Suttungr's [suht-uhn-ger's] father to ob
Two creatures of this type drowned Suttungr's [suht-uhn-ger's] father to obtain Kvasir's [k-vah-seer's] remains, and were named Fjalar [fee-YAH-lahr] and Galar [GAH-lahr]. One of these creatures, Hreidmar [h-RYM-dahr], was killed by his son Fafnir [FAAF-neer] for a ring of cursed gold. The Sons of Ivaldi [ee-vahl-dee] are these creatures, who created Skidbladnir [skid-"blade"-neer] and (*) Mjolnir [mee-YAHL-neer]; and Dvalin [d-VAH-lihn] was one of these who was turned to stone by the sun. For 10 points, name this race of subterranean master smiths in Norse mythology.
Two creatures of this type drowned Suttungr's [suht-uhn-ger's] father to obtain Kvasir's [k-vah-seer's] remains, and were named Fjalar [fee-YAH-lahr] and Galar [GAH-lahr].
Dwarf (accept Dark Elf or Svartálfar)