In Das Rheingold, this figure's Wagnerian equivalent attempts to kill Fasolt and Fafner to protect Freya but is stopped by his father.
In Das Rheingold, this figure's Wagnerian equivalent attempts to kill Fasolt and Fafner to protect Freya but is stopped by his father. In the year 723 St. Boniface attempted to cut down a tree at Gaesmere that allegedly belonged to this deity, whose main temple was at Uppsala. He resides in the hall Bilskirnir in Thrudheim, and has a chariot pulled by the goats Tanngrost and Tanngnost. He has two sons by the giantess Jarnsaxa who will inherit an object obtained from the giant Thrynn after his death by Jormungand's poison at Ragnarok. For 10 points, name this son of Odin and wielder of Mjollnir, the Norse god of thunder.
In Das Rheingold, this figure's Wagnerian equivalent attempts to kill Fasolt and Fafner to protect Freya but is stopped by his father.
{Thor} [or {Donner} or {Donar}]