He engages in a battle of wits that he eventually loses when he is unable to guess Lady Achren's real name.
He engages in a battle of wits that he eventually loses when he is unable to guess Lady Achren's real name. After Gwydion defeats him in the "Battle of the Trees" he has to forget about recovering his dog, his buck, and his lapwing, from the plowman Amaethon. The rival of Hafgan, a more famous story, compiled by Lady Charlotte Guest, finds him rewarding a human hero for sleeping chastely with his wife after they'd traded places for year and a day. During that year this owner of a magical black cauldron became lord of Dyfed and Pwyll ruled in his stead as King of the land of departed souls. For ten points, identify this Welsh god of the Underworld.
He engages in a battle of wits that he eventually loses when he is unable to guess Lady Achren's real name.
{ Arawn}