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Thor

God of thunder · storms, strength and the guarding of mankind

Unmanly one, cease, or the mighty hammer, Mjollnir, shall close thy mouth.

Given to him by the Poetic EddaLokasenna st. 63 Poetic Edda, trans. Bellows (1923)
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In the myths

In Norse myth, Thor is a son of Odin and the strongest of the gods. He rides a chariot drawn by two goats, and with his hammer Mjölnir, which returns to his hand, he guards gods and people against the giants.

Many of his stories are journeys into the giants’ lands, where he fights them with his strength and is sometimes fooled by their magic. At Ragnarök he kills the World Serpent, Jörmungandr, then falls to its venom.

Sources: Snorri Sturluson, Prose Edda, trans. Anthony Faulkes (1987) · The Poetic Edda, trans. Henry Adams Bellows (1923)

In Godsdusk

Thor, Elder card
ELDERThe fourth rank. Gods side.ItemMjölnirThor's hammer, in his right hand

Passive · Hallowed by MjölnirAt the end of each round, the ally with the lowest HP share heals 8% of its max HP.

Active · Thunderstrike · cooldown 4 roundsHits 1 enemy for 180% of his ATK and stuns it for 1 round. If it knocks the enemy out, Mjölnir returns: the cooldown resets.

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