Ullr is one of the lesser-known gods in the pantheon of Old Norse mythology, but he still plays an important role in the stories and legends of the ancient Norse people. As a god of skiing, archery, and hunting, Ullr was highly respected by those who depended on these skills for survival in the harsh northern environment. The name "Ullr" means "glory" or "honor," and he was sometimes referred to as "the handsome one" or "the God of the Bow." According to some accounts, Ullr was the son of Sif...