I don't know the answer, and I can't say that I recall 4, 6, or 7 at all, but, #7 caught my attention because "ella" is Greek for an informal hello (IIRC). Was that coincidence or intentional?
Tor ,or Thor id you want, is the god of war. Not Tyr...Bloodspray said:Hmmm, Tyr is the Norse god of war and justice. The one handed god who lost his hand in an attempt to bind the Fenris wolf (a successful attempt at that). In old English his name is Tiw, and his day is the second of the (modern) week.
There may be something Greek with that name as well, I'm not sure.
Fenris Ulven said:Tor ,or Thor id you want, is the god of war. Not Tyr...
criticalmass said:You should know better, Fenris...
Thor is the god of thunder and lightning, and a son of Odin. Odin is the boss of Tyr, who's the god of war, and who also was the only one courageous enough to feed Odin's wolf.
QED: http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Tyr
Fenris Ulven said:Fenris Wolf was not odins wolf.... The fenris Wolf was one of the three sons of loke... dont know what you call him in english, but the bad guy and clever one.
Nomad Terror said:Interesting how quickly this turned into a discussion of Norse mythology
Delance said:About the question... That would greatly depend on the situation, wouldn't it?
On WC4, the Victory's capabilities of scrambling fighters seem to be very limited to zero.
Well, you know, stuff like that tends to happen in war .Edfilho said:Remember, everything is a lot more complicated in the books, if only to satify Forstchen's blood lust. The guy loves gruesome accidents and killings.