The dwarves began to craft the three items, Eitri placed a piece of pigskin in the forge and told his brother to use the bellows to blow air into the fire.

Because Loki did not want to lose the bet, he shapeshifted himself into a fly, and flew into the workspace and bit Brokkr.

But Loki failed, Brokkr was not annoyed in the slighted. When the object was finished Eitri pulled it out from the forge, it was a boar with bristles made of gold.

They began to craft the second item, Eitri purred gold into the forge, and again, he asked Brokkr to keep blowing air into the fire with the pump.

As soon as Eitri had turned his back again, Loki came into the room and flew over and bit Brokkr on the neck, this time he bit twice as hard.

But again, it did not bother him, and when Eitri came back to the forge he pulled the finished object out, it was the golden ring Draupnir.

Eitri began working on the last item, he placed some iron in the forge, and just like the two previous times, he asked Brokkr to pump air into the fire with the bellows.

Eitri left the room, and Loki came back as a fly, this time he had to disturb him, or he would lose the bet. He flew over to Brokkr and bit him as hard as he could on his eyelids.

Brokkr became more annoyed for each passing moment and tried to hit the fly with one of his hands, and then wiped the blood out of his eyes.

Each player can obtain only one Ring of Odin. Holding a relic belonging to a different player will deal 2 points of damage every 10 ticks. This item does not despawn when dropped onto the ground.

When worn in a Baubles Ring slot, the player will gain an additional 20 health points and become immune to suffocation, drowning, fire, lava, starvation and fall damage.

Sign In. From Feed The Beast Wiki. The ring was placed by Odin on the funeral pyre of his son Baldr :. Odin laid upon the pyre the gold ring called Draupnir; this quality attended it: that every ninth night there fell from it eight gold rings of equal weight.

It has an effect that mimics the multiplication ability of the mythological version. If it is destroyed by another card's effect, you can add another "Nordic Relic" card to your hand.

The Draupnir is never called by name but is simply known as Odin's ring in the first three books of the Witches of East End novels. This ring allows the wearer to teleport to any place of the nine worlds, and a copy of equal power was once owned by Loki before it was destroyed by Freya.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Gold ring possessed by the god Odin in Norse mythology. For other uses, see Draupnir disambiguation.