This deity once lost an ale-brewing contest with Odin, and the giantess Hyndla once recognized the disguise that this deity gave to Ottar.  
This deity once lost an ale-brewing contest with Odin, and the giantess Hyndla once recognized the disguise that this deity gave to Ottar.  This deity's hall Folkvagnir houses half of all of the slain, the other half going to Valhalla. According to one story, this wife of (*) Od was impersonated by a god who ate a whole oxen in order to trick Thrym, and another story tells of Loki's use of this deity's falcon-cloak to rescue Idunn. This goddess gained the necklace Brisingamen by sleeping with four dwarves, and she rode in her chariot pulled by two cats in Baldr's funeral procession. For 10 points, name this daughter of Njord and sister of Frey, the Norse goddess of Love and Fertility.
This deity once lost an ale-brewing contest with Odin, and the giantess Hyndla once recognized the disguise that this deity gave to Ottar.  
{Freya} [or {Freyja}; do not accept “Freyr”]