Alternate names of this deity include Hallinskidi, meaning "one who leans with sticks," but meant to refer to a ram, as well as Gullintani, a name referring to his golden teeth.
Alternate names of this deity include Hallinskidi, meaning "one who leans with sticks," but meant to refer to a ram, as well as Gullintani, a name referring to his golden teeth. In one story, he takes the name of Rig when approaching a farmhouse, while in another he takes the form of a seal to fight Loki and retrieve the necklace Brising, appropriate since he is fated to kill and be killed by Loki at Ragnarok. Possessing the ability to hear grass grow, this son of the nine daughters of Aegir is fated to blow his Gjallarhorn at Ragnarok. For 10 points, name this guardian of Bifrost.
Alternate names of this deity include Hallinskidi, meaning "one who leans with sticks," but meant to refer to a ram, as well as Gullintani, a name referring to his golden teeth.
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