This god appeared to his son as the ferryman Graybeard. He was denied by Bi
This god appeared to his son as the ferryman Graybeard. He was denied by Billing's daughter, but tricked Gunnlod [GOON-loth] into giving him the Meade of Poetry. He possessed two ravens, Hugin [HOO-gihn] and Munin [MOO-nihn], and hung himself on (*) Yggdrasil [IHG-drah-sihl] to gain knowledge of the runes. He wields the spear Gungnir [GOON-g-neer] and rides the eight-legged horse Sleipnir [SLYP-neer]. For 10 points, name this one-eyed chief god of Norse mythology, the father of Thor.
This god appeared to his son as the ferryman Graybeard. He was denied by Billing's daughter, but tricked Gunnlod [GOON-loth] into giving him the Meade of Poetry.
Odin or Wodan