In Norse mythology, what product launch strategy was most commonly used when introducing new magical weapons or artifacts to gods and heroes?

Throughout history, mythology has been filled with remarkable 'product launches' - from divine weapons to magical artifacts that changed the course of legends. These introductions often followed patterns similar to modern product strategy, with dramatic unveilings, specific target audiences, and strategic timing. Test your knowledge about how ancient mythological artifacts were 'launched' to their intended users, and see if you can identify which launch strategy was most commonly depicted in Norse mythology.

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Trial by combat - the artifact was given to whoever proved worthy through a contest of strength or skill
Divine revelation - artifacts appeared in dreams or visions, revealing themselves only to their chosen wielder
Seasonal gifting - magical items were traditionally presented during specific festivals or celestial events
Quest fulfillment - artifacts were rewards given only after completing specific heroic tasks or journeys