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Heimdall's sword Hofund is reported as "made by the Dwarf smiths of Nidavellir". It seems like it is also the "Thanos-killing kind". I was wondering why Thor didn't use it against Thanos (instead of the long process of forging a new weapon), but the link says:




After having escaped Asgard's destruction, Hofund was physically broken during the subsequent massacre by Thanos.




I don't recall seeing this, so maybe someone can help pinpoint what this is referring to.



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    How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

    – OrangeDog
    Jan 14 at 14:27






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    I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

    – Rebecca J. Stones
    Jan 14 at 14:36






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    Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

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    Jan 14 at 18:34








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    Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

    – Willem Renzema
    Jan 14 at 23:49






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    thor used sword in Ragnarok

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Heimdall's sword Hofund is reported as "made by the Dwarf smiths of Nidavellir". It seems like it is also the "Thanos-killing kind". I was wondering why Thor didn't use it against Thanos (instead of the long process of forging a new weapon), but the link says:




After having escaped Asgard's destruction, Hofund was physically broken during the subsequent massacre by Thanos.




I don't recall seeing this, so maybe someone can help pinpoint what this is referring to.



What happened to Heimdall's sword?










share|improve this question




















  • 6





    How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

    – OrangeDog
    Jan 14 at 14:27






  • 4





    I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

    – Rebecca J. Stones
    Jan 14 at 14:36






  • 23





    Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

    – Paul
    Jan 14 at 18:34








  • 9





    Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

    – Willem Renzema
    Jan 14 at 23:49






  • 1





    thor used sword in Ragnarok

    – J M
    Jan 15 at 4:59














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Heimdall's sword Hofund is reported as "made by the Dwarf smiths of Nidavellir". It seems like it is also the "Thanos-killing kind". I was wondering why Thor didn't use it against Thanos (instead of the long process of forging a new weapon), but the link says:




After having escaped Asgard's destruction, Hofund was physically broken during the subsequent massacre by Thanos.




I don't recall seeing this, so maybe someone can help pinpoint what this is referring to.



What happened to Heimdall's sword?










share|improve this question
















Heimdall's sword Hofund is reported as "made by the Dwarf smiths of Nidavellir". It seems like it is also the "Thanos-killing kind". I was wondering why Thor didn't use it against Thanos (instead of the long process of forging a new weapon), but the link says:




After having escaped Asgard's destruction, Hofund was physically broken during the subsequent massacre by Thanos.




I don't recall seeing this, so maybe someone can help pinpoint what this is referring to.



What happened to Heimdall's sword?







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  • 6





    How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

    – OrangeDog
    Jan 14 at 14:27






  • 4





    I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

    – Rebecca J. Stones
    Jan 14 at 14:36






  • 23





    Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

    – Paul
    Jan 14 at 18:34








  • 9





    Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

    – Willem Renzema
    Jan 14 at 23:49






  • 1





    thor used sword in Ragnarok

    – J M
    Jan 15 at 4:59














  • 6





    How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

    – OrangeDog
    Jan 14 at 14:27






  • 4





    I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

    – Rebecca J. Stones
    Jan 14 at 14:36






  • 23





    Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

    – Paul
    Jan 14 at 18:34








  • 9





    Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

    – Willem Renzema
    Jan 14 at 23:49






  • 1





    thor used sword in Ragnarok

    – J M
    Jan 15 at 4:59








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How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

– OrangeDog
Jan 14 at 14:27





How does it seem like it's the Thanos-killing kind of weapon?

– OrangeDog
Jan 14 at 14:27




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I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

– Rebecca J. Stones
Jan 14 at 14:36





I suppose I'm just assuming this is true (or at least plausible) of all weapons forged on Nidavellir.

– Rebecca J. Stones
Jan 14 at 14:36




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Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

– Paul
Jan 14 at 18:34







Thor is only proficient in hammers and axes, not in swords, and he didn't want to take the non-proficiency penalty on his to-hit rolls.

– Paul
Jan 14 at 18:34






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Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

– Willem Renzema
Jan 14 at 23:49





Not to mention, that according to a recent XKCD, a sword isn't even on the spectrum of possible Thor weapons: xkcd.com/2097

– Willem Renzema
Jan 14 at 23:49




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thor used sword in Ragnarok

– J M
Jan 15 at 4:59





thor used sword in Ragnarok

– J M
Jan 15 at 4:59










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Hofund was indeed broken in the battle, we see this when Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth by summoning the Bifrost.



Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth



That is the last we see of the sword and then the ship is blown up using the Power Stone by Thanos. Therefore, it is quite likely that the sword was broken up further but we don't see it again to know for sure.






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    I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

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Hofund was indeed broken in the battle, we see this when Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth by summoning the Bifrost.



Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth



That is the last we see of the sword and then the ship is blown up using the Power Stone by Thanos. Therefore, it is quite likely that the sword was broken up further but we don't see it again to know for sure.






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  • 24





    I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

    – binarymax
    Jan 14 at 17:53
















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Hofund was indeed broken in the battle, we see this when Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth by summoning the Bifrost.



Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth



That is the last we see of the sword and then the ship is blown up using the Power Stone by Thanos. Therefore, it is quite likely that the sword was broken up further but we don't see it again to know for sure.






share|improve this answer



















  • 24





    I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

    – binarymax
    Jan 14 at 17:53














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Hofund was indeed broken in the battle, we see this when Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth by summoning the Bifrost.



Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth



That is the last we see of the sword and then the ship is blown up using the Power Stone by Thanos. Therefore, it is quite likely that the sword was broken up further but we don't see it again to know for sure.






share|improve this answer













Hofund was indeed broken in the battle, we see this when Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth by summoning the Bifrost.



Heimdall sends Hulk back to Earth



That is the last we see of the sword and then the ship is blown up using the Power Stone by Thanos. Therefore, it is quite likely that the sword was broken up further but we don't see it again to know for sure.







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  • 24





    I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

    – binarymax
    Jan 14 at 17:53














  • 24





    I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

    – binarymax
    Jan 14 at 17:53








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I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

– binarymax
Jan 14 at 17:53





I'm consistently impressed with the amount of detail that was thought of and covered in these later films in the series. It's like they thought of everything. They have so many minor additions for evidence that answer these kinds of questions.

– binarymax
Jan 14 at 17:53



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