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] 
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