When this figure asked the name of his killer, that killer claimed to be called "a noble beast," and said that he had neither father nor mother, in order to avoid a dying curse.
When this figure asked the name of his killer, that killer claimed to be called "a noble beast," and said that he had neither father nor mother, in order to avoid a dying curse. One of this character's brothers was killed after drinking this character's blood. His other brother was accidentally killed by Loki; his father demanded a ransom of enough gold to cover that brother's skin. A curse placed on that ransom by the dwarf Andvari led this figure to murder his father, after which he hoarded the cursed treasure and became "the worst of all worms." This figure was betrayed by his brother, who reforged the sword used to slay him; that sword was called Gram. For 10 points, identify this son of Hreidmar and brother of Otr and Regin, a dragon who was killed by Sigurd.
When this figure asked the name of his killer, that killer claimed to be called "a noble beast," and said that he had neither father nor mother, in order to avoid a dying curse.
Fafnir [or Fraenir]