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As a way to try and make up for their mistake, they then forged the Leviathan Axe, a weapon capable of rivaling even Mjölnir, and gave it to the last guardian of the giants left in Midgard Laufey.Īt one point, the Giant Thrym managed to steal the hammer from Thor while he was sleeping. Presenting the hammer to Thor, it quickly became the greatest murder weapon of the Aesir, ensuring their dominance and allowing the Thunder God to massacre scores of Jötnar with devastating ease.Īfter seeing the destruction wrought on giants with the very weapon they created, the two brothers suffered a profound sense of guilt. The weapon was forged by the Huldra Brothers Brok and Sindri, back when they were relatively unknown blacksmiths, eager to make a name for themselves, making Mjölnir was their "legendary run" and put their name on the map. Along with the hammer, Thor was also given Megingjörð, a power belt that increases his already prodigious strength and Járngreipr, a pair of gauntlets that allows him to handle Mjölnir's power. Loki did this in an effort to win the wager he made with Brokkr and Sindri that stated they could take his head if their gifts were deemed better than Sons of Ivaldi's by the other Gods, but if they weren't they would leave with nothing. The mistake was caused by Loki, under the guise of a fly, biting Brokkr on the eyelid during the hammers creation, which caused the dwarf to briefly stop working the bellows of the forge in order to wipe the blood out of his eye, which caused the hammer to not come out perfect and therefore wouldn't be as good as the other gifts he commissioned for the Aesir from the Sons of Ivaldi. In its account of Norse mythology, the Prose Edda relates how the hammer's characteristically short handle was due to a mistake during its manufacture.

Mjölnir is depicted in Norse mythology as one of the most fearsome and powerful weapons in existence, capable of even leveling mountains. The end.Mjölnir is the hammer of Thor, the Aesir god associated with thunder.

He places his bow down in the cabin, and walks out into the wilderness. He tries to hunt, but he can no longer use his bow because he lost his fingers. The match ends in a draw, and we see Atreus head back home once again. His only chance to fight back is to bite off Atreus’ fingers. At this point, Thor is an emancipated version of his older self, having lost all his powerhouse muscles he had in the rest of the game. At first, Atreus frees him from his restraints, but then begins to engage in combat. He tracks Thor down to Alfheim, where he has been captured by elves and hoisted to a stake on Light Elf Shore. Months later, Atreus is back home in Midgard but decides he stills wants revenge on Thor. Halfway through the game, however, you begin playing as Thor during a timeline concurrent to Atreus’ gameplay.Īt the end of the chapter titled “Asgard Day 3”, the two perspectives line up, and Thor decides to spare Atreus’ life after defeating him in hand to hand combat. End of game 2.Īt the beginning of the game, Thor kills Kratos by beating his head in with a troll’s horn.įor the next chunk of the game, you play as Atreus going on a cross-realm adventure to Asgard to find and kill Thor. Instead, he uses Kratos to overcome Thor and Odin and place himself on the throne (promising to be a better good than Odin, Thor, or Kratos) before banishing Kratos from the realm for the way Kratos treated him when he was younger. But by that point, Atreus had been shown kindness and power by Thor and Odin, and no longer wants to just be the son of Kratos.

He does finally make it back to midgard and then Asgard to save Atreus. Meanwhile, Kratos spends his time fighting his way out of hell, tracking down the valkyries to help him get to Asgard, but it's slow going as Freya keeps hindering his progress. Atreus makes plans to overthrow Thor and Odin and rule Asgard himself. Atreus is understandably completely resistant at first until Odin and Thor show him wonders beyond his dreams and help to bring out the god in him. Thor takes Atreus to Asgard where Odin and Thor make Atreus part of the family (Thor calls him little brother and Odin calls him son). Thor kills Kratos at the beginning of the game, but senses there is something special about Atreus.