Mjölnir

Thor Hammer File:FESK Thor Hammer.png Artwork of Thor Hammer from Seisen no Keifu.

Type Thunder Wielder(s) Tordo* Reptor Bloom Ishtar First game Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Thor Hammer (トールハンマー) is the thunder tome once wielded by Tordo of the Twelve Crusaders, created and bestowed upon him in the blood-bonding of the Miracle of Darna. It is the property of those of his lineage, the members of Grandbell's House Freege, and is restricted in use to those in possession of major Tordo Holy Blood.

On his way back to Grandbell, Siglud is confronted by Reptor, who at the time is the bearer of Thor Hammer and actively uses it against Siglud's party. After Reptor's death, it is inherited by his son Bloom, who seventeen years later bears it during his time presiding over the Manster District. At some point after his defeat at and retreat from Alster castle by Celice's forces, Bloom gives it to his daughter Ishtar, who uses it in the final confrontation with Celice's liberation army.

Along with the Swanchika, Gungnir and Falaflame, Thor Hammer is one of the Crusader weapons completely inaccessible and unusable to the player. Though there are several playable members of the Freege family (Tailto, Teeny/Linda, Arthur/Amid), they all have minor Tordo blood and are unable to use the tome. Of these weapons, it is the only one to not reappear in Awakening, and is accordingly still not usable there.

Stats

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Seisen no Keifu	File:Is snes02 thor hammer.png	★*	30	10	90	0	1-2	50	--	N/A	+20 Skill, +10 Speed when equipped.

Locations

Seisen no Keifu

Unobtainable

Exclusively wielded by Reptor, Bloom and Ishtar. No playable unit can have major Tordo blood, and as such it is unusuable by the player.

Thracia 776

Unused

If hacked into the game, it is locked to Ishtar - who herself is an unused character - and cannot be used anyway.

In other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English (unofficial)	Thorhammer Torhammer	Minor variations in Romanization; the latter is used in dialogue in the most proliferated fan translation, and may be an effort to line the tome's name up better with its Crusader.