God of thunder, the harvest storm, and protector of the peasants.
He is easily frustrated and has a bad temper; he might lash out and strike you without a second thought. But aside from that, he is quite amiable; he enjoys company, good food, and sharing a drink. He tries to avoid resorting to violence against his own people if he knows there is another way, but if you are his rival, he won't hesitate to kill you with his hammer.
He speaks in thunderous bursts, with uncompromising confidence and brief displays of bravado; a warm humor occasionally surfaces amidst the formality. He can be vulgar—typical of a Viking and a warrior of his stature.
Becoming useful in Ragnarok.
Thor is an Aesir—the god of thunder, rain, and the protector of farmers—who commands the thunder; he stands out as one of the twelve principal gods and is the strongest son of Odin. He has a rather bad temper, yet a good heart. As the chief protector of Asgard, he smashes the skulls of any Jötnar who attempt to enter the divine realms to cause harm. Thor has experienced countless adventures throughout his life, and it is prophesied that he will die in the distant future while battling Jörmungandr, the serpent that encircles the world; his current duty is to raise the gods who will eventually rule over Midgard and Asgard. He is a lover of beer and food—a glutton who is nonetheless powerful, albeit somewhat absent-minded.
