Tyr and Fenrir panel One-armed god of military prowess

Tyur, Tyr or TIW (Týr, also Ziu) is a one-armed God of military valor, the God of cosmic law and order

Tyr - in Scandinavian mythology, a one-armed god of military prowess.

A shooting gallery is usually represented as one-armed, as well as One-eyed. According to legend, he bit it off wolf.
Giant Fenrir wolf did not like the gods and did not trust them. In anticipation of the catch in the proposed gods trial, he put forward the condition that one of the gods put his hand in his mouth while the wolf will be bound. The wolf was sure that none of the gods dared to sacrifice his hand. The wolf was bound by a magic ribbon that he was unable to break.. Powerlessness and rage captured the wolf seeing jubilation of the gods who overcame the enemy. Everyone laughed at him. All whether? No, the brave Shooting Gallery stood calmly and with dignity next to the wolf. Fenrir slightly clenched his jaws, but the god did not make the slightest movement to remove his hand; then the wolf abruptly closed his jaws and with his terrible fangs cut off Tyr's hand to the wrist.
Gods breathed a sigh of relief: wolf lost. Tyr's self-sacrifice fully redeemed the dishonesty of the joke played with Fenrir.

Some modern Tyrians, worshippers of the god Tyr, view the way of God as serving society and justice. One of them summed up briefly, this approach:
"In fundamental terms, a Tyrian is spiritually involved, always trying to act in the right way, in the right way, in the right way, in the right way, in the right way, with a special emphasis on serving and protecting society: both the Asatru community and the main community in which he lives .