
Norse mythology
Brokk
Forger of the Gods' Greatest Treasures
- Mythology
- Norse mythology
- Siblings
- Sindri
- Group
- Magic · Dwarves
- Places
- Svartalfheim · Nidavellir
Brokk is a dwarf smith who, with his brother Eitri, forges three of the gods' greatest treasures after Loki wagers his own head that no dwarf can match the work of the Sons of Ivaldi. While Eitri works the forge, Brokk pumps the bellows nonstop as Loki, in the form of a fly, bites him to ruin the work. They make Gullinbursti, Frey's golden boar; Draupnir, Odin's self-multiplying ring; and the hammer Mjolnir, whose handle is short because the fly stung Brokk's eyelid at the last moment. The gods judge Mjolnir the finest, so Brokk wins, though Loki keeps his head by arguing his neck was never wagered.
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Loki's Mischief and the Treasures of the Gods
Chapter 1
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Brokk?
- Brokk is a dwarf smith who, with his brother Eitri, forges three of the gods' greatest treasures after Loki wagers his own head that no dwarf can match the work of the Sons of Ivaldi.
- Which mythology does Brokk belong to?
- Brokk belongs to Norse mythology.
- Which stories does Brokk appear in?
- Brokk appears in Loki's Mischief and the Treasures of the Gods, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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