god
Tor
Summary
Tor is a god of protection, stone, and abjuration, especially in dwarf and Goliath-linked traditions. Brutor Ruby Eye was an abjuration wizard of Tor. His motto is “Tor Protects” or “Tor Protects all,” and his ancient stone protectors sheltered early mortals in caves and overhangs. In Hammerguard, Tor spoke through Groushin as the voice of the stones, describing himself as part of them, or them as part of him. His worship is also linked to protective shields, while Chip calls him his great-grandfather.
Known Details
- In Brutor Rubyeye’s Laboratory on Day 16, the party found a jagged rock-man statue representing Tor with the inscription
Tor Protects. - A book on Tor written in ancient Dwarven was kept in the same lecture room.
- Day 16 records Brutor Ruby Eye as an abjuration wizard of Tor, associated with rocks.
- In the Ashkelon Goliathified statue room on Day 42, Tor’s bowl answered the note
Badger born in freedomwithTor Protects all. - On Day 57, Gleams in the Forge Light was working on a shield marked with both Stolchar and Tor symbols.
- On Day 63, Tor spoke through Groushin as the voice of the stones, saying that Tor was part of the stones, or the stones were part of Tor. Tor described the stones as ancient protectors who sheltered early mortals and still wanted to protect life.
- Chip, a tiny earth elemental, called Tor his great-grandfather; the exact family relationship remains unclear.
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Open Questions
- What exactly is Tor’s domain beyond protection and stone?
- How central was Tor to Ruby Eye’s abjuration work and prison lore?