This god was forced to pay two pieces of red gold for each hair on an otter pelt in retribution for killing the dwarf Oter.
This god was forced to pay two pieces of red gold for each hair on an otter pelt in retribution for killing the dwarf Oter. In an eating competition, he lost to the personification of wildfire. In order to stall the finishing of a wall, he once turned into a mare, in which form he gave birth to Sleipnir. He was bound with the entrails of his son Narfi in a cave where his wife Sigyn collects venom to prevent it from dripping onto his face. That punishment was for leading the blind Hodr to kill Baldr. For 10 points, name this Norse trickster god.
This god was forced to pay two pieces of red gold for each hair on an otter pelt in retribution for killing the dwarf Oter.
Loki