Þórr

Thor was the hammer-wielding Germanic god of strength, patron of farmers, son of Odin and husband of Sif. He drove a cart drawn by two goats, and his great foe was the world serpent Jörmungandr, with whom he was fated to die at Ragnarök.

In the Viking Age, hammer pendants and names beginning with Þórr were worn in defiance of Christian missionaries. In the 11th century Adam of Bremen described his statue at Uppsala, and a 12th-century runic stick from Bergen still calls on him and Odin.