The Rune of Tyr
Also referred to as the Tiwaz, is a “t-rune” that doubles as the symbol for Tyr, the Norse God of War. The rune was often carved on weapons by bronze-age worshipers of Tyr.
J. R. R. Tolkien uses this rune in his dwarven alphabet.
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my favorite norse god. He...so brave, and he was willing to do something considered...
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