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Adamantine paragon maul (lvl 20) with the following fusions: called (1), deafening (3), devastating (5), durable (1), merciful (2*), thundering (9*), tritidair (8).
It does bludgeoning, electricity, and sonic damage (your choice of two); and can blind, deafen, and knock your foes flat (your choice of two). It can glow, teleport back to you, inexplicably spare frenemies, and is nearly indestructible.
Rules legal?
If only that hammer could make you fly, somehow.
Clearly you're a fake Thor if you don't fly by throwing your hammer and hanging on to it for the ride.
Perhaps with an archetype or feat that grants spells?
If there was room, I'd say to add spell thrower onto it for the lightning bolts and/or flight.
Maybe you can maze core two hammers together, and have one be your 'travel hammer' and the other be a battle hammer?
Maybe, but we'll need to clear a few things up first.
And how do you keep (almost) everyone else from picking it up?
You can make it out of Djezet
Any weapon with metal components, even those that deal only energy damage, can be made of djezet alloy. Such a weapon is considered to be 2 item levels lower when determining which fusion seals can be applied to the weapon, but it is considered to be 2 item levels higher when determining the total level of fusions that can be applied to the weapon.
You can make it out of Djezet
Any weapon with metal components, even those that deal only energy damage, can be made of djezet alloy. Such a weapon is considered to be 2 item levels lower when determining which fusion seals can be applied to the weapon, but it is considered to be 2 item levels higher when determining the total level of fusions that can be applied to the weapon.
Noce!
Thor's hammer made out of Djezet.
And how do you keep (almost) everyone else from picking it up?
Thor's hammer is quasi-intelligent. Give it some intelligence and let the hammer decide who is worthy and who is not.