TorGod of Happiness, Feasts, and Lucky Ventures

A wanderer by nature, Tor's worshipers are usually adventures. His name is also intoned when merchants strike a deal and when large feasts are had for any festivities (especially those that include large amounts of food). Tor has been known to take an active hand in helping mortals where he feels they warrant such help.

Tor appears to mortals in several ways. The first as a fearsome Giant (hungry) Troll warrior. Constantly wandering the mortal realms challenging creatures of both dark and light. To this day, no one has been able to divine his true nature. The second form is usually an average looking elf or half-elven warrior-cleric. In this form, he usually leads groups into battle with a grin or chuckle. Or thirdly as a portly and jolly human baker.

Tor has only been seen in two moods, really silly-happy or fiercely angry (probably attributed to his parentage).

Tor was born the youngest of three. His father is the God Moric, Patron God of Fire and Justice. His mother is the Goddess Nuyla, Goddess of Luck and Fertility. His two older siblings are Qylio, God of the Mountains and Protection and Ilanto, God of Mysteries.

See more: the Rituals of the Religion of Tor, the Clerics of Tor, and the man behind the God Tor.

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Revised: 6/25/96.