The Ashes of mother God of War

While building a wall around Jötunheim, Thamur attempted to get his only son, Hrimthur, to help him, as he didn't believe it could be finished in time by him alone. Hrimthur, however, had "the heart of a warrior, not a builder" and thus refused to help his father. Because of this, Thamur and Hrimthur had a fierce argument until Thamur struck his son, causing Hrimthur to run away from his father. Feeling shame and regret, Thamur chased after him, but in his desperation, he became lost and alone in Midgard, and his shouting had attracted the attention of Thor. In the ensuing attack, Thor slew the frost giant with his own chisel, driving it clean through his skull. Worse still, Thamur's gargantuan corpse crushed a village that worshiped the Vanir god Njörðr, and his death resulted in a great burst of frost energy, instantly freezing everything near him (except, of course, for Thor), and resulting in an icy landscape for miles around. Despite his fall being an accident, Thor took complete credit for it, claiming he planned the entire thing. Mimir bluntly describes the truth as being that the "sweaty bawbag" just got lucky.

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