Thor is the powerful Norse god of thunder, strength, and protection, known as a fierce warrior with red hair and beard, wielding the mighty hammer Mjölnir, and serving as a champion of both gods (Aesir) and humanity against giants and monsters, symbolizing courage, loyalty, and the fertility of nature. He travels in a chariot drawn by goats, controls storms, and embodies the ideal Viking protector, respected by common folk and warriors for his might and honorable nature, despite his often fiery temper.

Key Characteristics:
Appearance: Often depicted as a large, imposing man with fiery red hair and beard, and fierce eyes.
Domains: Thunder, lightning, storms, strength, protection, fertility, and the hallowing of oaths.
Family: Son of Odin and Jörð (Earth), married to Sif, with children including Thrud, Modi, and Magni.

Symbols & Possessions:
Mjölnir: His legendary hammer, which returns to him and can level mountains.
Megingjörð: A belt of strength that doubles his power.
Iron Gauntlets (Járngreipr): Worn to handle Mjölnir.
Chariot: Pulled by two goats, Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, whose bleating sounds like thunder.

Role & Personality:
Protector: The primary defender of Asgard and Midgard (Earth) against giants (Jötnar) and other chaotic forces.
Warrior: Fierce, courageous, and strong, often engaging in epic battles, yet also known for his wit.
Beloved Deity: One of the most popular gods, revered by farmers for weather and fertility and by warriors for strength.

Worship: His worship was widespread during the Viking Age, with many people wearing Mjölnir amulets for protection, even after the arrival of Christianity.