The Norse god of war is a complex figure, with four gods associated with it: ODIN, Thor, Tiu, and Tyr. ODIN is the chief god of the Norse pantheon, and is associated with wisdom, battle, and death. Thor is ODIN's son, and is the god of thunder and storms. Tiu is the god of war and justice, and is often depicted as a one-handed warrior. Finally, Tyr is the god of law and heroic glory, and is often depicted as a one-armed warrior.