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God of War Timeline: every major event from the Primordials to Valhalla
The full in-universe chronology of God of War, from the war of the Primordials and the fall of the Titans to Kratos's life in Sparta, his war on Olympus, and the end of the Aesir at Ragnarök. The games give almost no calendar years, so events are ordered by story sequence and grouped into eras, with notes wherever the games' own placement is vague.
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God of War Characters: Every Major Character, Greek and Norse
Every major God of War character in one place, from Kratos and the Olympians of the Greek games to Atreus, Freya, Odin and the Aesir of the Norse saga. Each entry says who they are, what they do in the story and how it ends for them.
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God of War Games in Order: Release Order and Story Order
Every God of War game in the order it came out and in the order the story happens, from Kratos's boyhood in Sparta to the trials of Valhalla. Plus where to start, and which remasters, mobile games, comics and novels you can skip.
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God of War Weapons List: the Name of Every Weapon Kratos Has Used
Kratos has carried two dozen weapons across two lifetimes, from a Spartan spear to a spear built from a ring that copies itself. This list runs through them in the order he got them, Greek era first, then Norse.
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God of War Story Explained: the Whole Saga from Sparta to Ragnarök
The full God of War story in order, one main game at a time. Kratos serves Ares, kills him, destroys Olympus, starts again in the Norse lands and finally ends Odin, with the Valhalla epilogue as the last word.
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God of War 2018 Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Story
Twelve questions on God of War (2018), from Faye's ashes and the Stranger to Mimir, Baldur's curse and the mural in Jotunheim. Every answer comes with a short explanation and a link to the page that covers it.
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God of War Lore Quiz: 15 Questions for Real Fans
Fifteen questions on the story of Kratos, from his oath to Ares and the fall of Olympus to Baldur, Odin and Ragnarök. Every answer links to a cited explainer if you want the full story.
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Claws of Hades
The Claws of Hades were chained weapons wielded by Hades, god of the Underworld, who used their magic to tear the souls from his enemies. Kratos stole them in battle, claimed the god's own soul with them, and carried them as a means of ripping and summoning the souls of the dead.
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Poseidon's Princess
Poseidon's Princess was a mortal noblewoman held in bondage as the unwilling concubine of the Sea God. Freed from her chains by Kratos during his assault on Olympus, she was used and then crushed in the workings of the god's chambers.
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Blade of Olympus: Zeus' god-killing sword
Zeus forged the Blade of Olympus from the heavens and the earth to banish the Titans to Tartarus. It could kill gods and Titans, and it killed Zeus himself.
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Surtr: the fire giant who became Ragnarok
Surtr was the first fire giant, born from Ginnungagap after Ymir. He gave himself up to become Ragnarok and drove his blade into the heart of Asgard.
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Callisto
Callisto was a Spartan woman and one of the many mortal lovers of Zeus, mother of Kratos and Deimos. Kept hidden in Atlantis and cursed by the King of the Gods, she died at her own son's hands while trying to name his father.
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Kratos
Kratos was the demigod son of Zeus who rose from a Spartan general to the Greek God of War, destroyed the pantheon of Olympus in a quest for vengeance, and then began again in the Norse realms as a father seeking to leave his bloody past behind.
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Atreus (Loki): Kratos's Son and the Truth of His Name
Atreus was the son of Kratos and the Jotunn Faye, born in Midgard and given the hidden name Loki. Across two great journeys he grew from a sickly boy into the prophesied champion of the Giants, the god of mischief whose fate was bound to Ragnarok.
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Odin
Odin was the King of the Aesir and ruler of the Nine Realms, the All-Father who slew the first giant Ymir to found Asgard. Obsessed with knowledge and terrified of his own prophesied death, he waged war across the realms and orchestrated the events that brought Ragnarok to his doorstep.
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Mimir
Mimir was a Celtic fae who rose to become Odin's advisor and the ambassador of the Aesir before the All-Father imprisoned him for over a century. Freed and reanimated as a disembodied head by Kratos and Atreus, he became their guide, conscience, and friend across the Nine Realms.
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Kratos
Kratos was the demigod son of Zeus who rose from a Spartan general to the Greek God of War, destroyed the pantheon of Olympus in a quest for vengeance, and then began again in the Norse realms as a father seeking to leave his bloody past behind.
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Zeus
Zeus was the King of Olympus and ruler of the Greek Pantheon, the youngest son of Cronos who freed his siblings, ended the Great War, and claimed the heavens. Father of Kratos, he became the great antagonist of the Greek age and fell at last to the very son he had tried to destroy.
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Ares: the god who made Kratos a killer
Ares tricked Kratos into slaughtering his own wife and daughter to bind him as a weapon. Kratos killed him at Athens and took his place as God of War.
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Sparta: Kratos' city, razed by Zeus
Sparta raised Kratos, worshipped Ares, then took Kratos himself as its patron god. Zeus destroyed the city in revenge for the Spartan's defiance.
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Kratos
Kratos was the demigod son of Zeus who rose from a Spartan general to the Greek God of War, destroyed the pantheon of Olympus in a quest for vengeance, and then began again in the Norse realms as a father seeking to leave his bloody past behind.
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Atreus (Loki): Kratos's Son and the Truth of His Name
Atreus was the son of Kratos and the Jotunn Faye, born in Midgard and given the hidden name Loki. Across two great journeys he grew from a sickly boy into the prophesied champion of the Giants, the god of mischief whose fate was bound to Ragnarok.
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Mimir
Mimir was a Celtic fae who rose to become Odin's advisor and the ambassador of the Aesir before the All-Father imprisoned him for over a century. Freed and reanimated as a disembodied head by Kratos and Atreus, he became their guide, conscience, and friend across the Nine Realms.
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Sindri: the dwarf who destroyed Odin's soul
Sindri devised Mjolnir and dived into the Lake of Souls to bring his brother Brok back. After Odin murdered Brok, Sindri destroyed Odin's soul at Ragnarok.
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Jotnar: the giants Odin nearly wiped out
The Jotnar were the oldest race of the Norse cosmos, gifted with precognition. Odin envied that gift, forged Mjolnir, and set Thor to exterminate them.
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Jormungandr: the World Serpent of Midgard
Jormungandr was so vast he encircled all of Midgard within the Lake of Nine. Thor struck him so hard at Ragnarok that he was hurled backward through time.
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Einherjar: Odin's army that never dies
Warriors who died an honourable death were raised again in Valhalla. Odin built them into a standing army for Ragnarok, reborn each time they fell.
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Surtr: the fire giant who became Ragnarok
Surtr was the first fire giant, born from Ginnungagap after Ymir. He gave himself up to become Ragnarok and drove his blade into the heart of Asgard.
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Odin
Odin was the King of the Aesir and ruler of the Nine Realms, the All-Father who slew the first giant Ymir to found Asgard. Obsessed with knowledge and terrified of his own prophesied death, he waged war across the realms and orchestrated the events that brought Ragnarok to his doorstep.
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Zeus
Zeus was the King of Olympus and ruler of the Greek Pantheon, the youngest son of Cronos who freed his siblings, ended the Great War, and claimed the heavens. Father of Kratos, he became the great antagonist of the Greek age and fell at last to the very son he had tried to destroy.
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Freya
Freya was the Vanir goddess of love, war, and magic who married Odin to end the Aesir-Vanir War and was cursed to remain in Midgard. Once the Witch of the Woods, she aided Kratos and Atreus, swore vengeance after the death of her son Baldur, and at last turned her wrath on Odin himself.
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Ares: the god who made Kratos a killer
Ares tricked Kratos into slaughtering his own wife and daughter to bind him as a weapon. Kratos killed him at Athens and took his place as God of War.
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Midgard: Kratos' home, shaped from Ymir
Odin shaped Midgard from the body of the giant Ymir. Kratos settled there after leaving Greece, and Fimbulwinter later froze the Lake of Nine.
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Asgard
Asgard was the realm of the Aesir gods, perched in the crown of Yggdrasil and ruled by Odin from the hall of Gladsheim. Behind the great wall of Hrimthur it stood as a fortress against the prophesied doom of Ragnarok, until Kratos breached it and the realm fell.
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Sparta: Kratos' city, razed by Zeus
Sparta raised Kratos, worshipped Ares, then took Kratos himself as its patron god. Zeus destroyed the city in revenge for the Spartan's defiance.
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Jotunheim: where Tyr hid the last giants
Tyr sealed the giants' homeland away as Odin hunted the Jotnar to extinction. Kratos and Atreus reached it at last to scatter Faye's ashes there.
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God of War 2018 Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Story
Twelve questions on God of War (2018), from Faye's ashes and the Stranger to Mimir, Baldur's curse and the mural in Jotunheim. Every answer comes with a short explanation and a link to the page that covers it.
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God of War Lore Quiz: 15 Questions for Real Fans
Fifteen questions on the story of Kratos, from his oath to Ares and the fall of Olympus to Baldur, Odin and Ragnarök. Every answer links to a cited explainer if you want the full story.
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God of War Ragnarök Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Story
Twelve questions on God of War Ragnarök, from Thor and Odin at the door to the false Tyr, Brok's death and the fall of Asgard. Every answer comes with a short explanation and a link to the page that covers it.
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The God of War TV Series: Cast, Story and What We Know
Prime Video's live-action God of War series has a two-season order, Ronald D. Moore as showrunner and, after a stunt injury forced a recast, Dave Bautista as Kratos. Here is what Amazon, Sony and the trade press have confirmed so far, and what nobody has announced yet.
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How Did Kratos Become the God of War?
Kratos became the God of War by killing the last one. After ten years serving Olympus, he used Pandora's Box to grow to a god's size, killed Ares with the Blade of the Gods, and was given his empty throne. Decades later he took the title again in the north.
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How Did Kratos End Up in Midgard?
Kratos survived stabbing himself at the end of God of War III, left a ruined Greece behind and wandered until he settled in Midgard, where he married Faye. The games never show the trip itself. Here is what they do show, and what the Fallen God comic adds.
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How Did Kratos Meet Faye?
Kratos met Faye in Midgard after he left Greece, and their first meeting was a fight. The games never show it, only the spot where it happened and what grew from it. Here is everything they do tell us about how the two came together.
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Is Kratos Immortal?
Kratos is a god, so he won't die of age or illness, but he isn't unkillable. He has been killed more than once and come back, and he has survived things that should have ended him. Here is what the games show about how hard he is to kill.
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Weapons 26
- Blades of Chaos: chained to Kratos' arms
- Blade of Olympus: Zeus' god-killing sword
- Leviathan Axe: the frost axe made to answer Mjolnir
- Mjolnir: forged by Brok and Sindri for Thor
- God of War Weapons List: the Name of Every Weapon Kratos Has Used
Story Guides 17
- God of War Story Explained: the Whole Saga from Sparta to Ragnarök
- God of War (2018) Story Explained: Plot Summary and Ending
- God of War III Story and Ending Explained: Plot Summary
- God of War Ragnarök Ending Explained: the Full Story and What It Means
- God of War (2005) Story Explained: Plot Summary and Ending
Artifacts 16
- Pandora's Box: the power to kill a god
- Flame of Olympus
- Pandora's Box: the vessel of Olympus's evils and the power of Hope
- Golden Fleece
- Amulet of Uroborus: the gem that bent time
Concepts 13
- God of War: the divine title
- Primordials: the First Beings in Existence
- Hope: the greatest weapon in the world
- The Cycle of Patricide
- Astral Form: the higher existence of the gods
Events 13
- Ragnarok: the war that only Asgard lost
- Fimbulwinter: the three-year winter
- Titanomachy
- Second Titanomachy
- Aesir-Vanir War
Guides 5
- God of War Timeline: every major event from the Primordials to Valhalla
- God of War Story Explained: the Whole Saga from Sparta to Ragnarök
- God of War Weapons List: the Name of Every Weapon Kratos Has Used
- God of War Games in Order: Release Order and Story Order
- God of War Characters: Every Major Character, Greek and Norse
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39- Acmon: the brains of the thieving Kerkopes
- Adrasteia: the griffin who raised Zeus
- Aeetes: the king of Colchis
- Aegaeon: the Hecatonchires made a prison
- Aesir Prison Wreckage: Odin's fallen prison in Niflheim
- Aesir Royal Family: the Ruling Dynasty of Asgard
- Aesir-Vanir War
- Alberich Hollow: tunnel road of the Bay of Bounty
- Alberich Island: deserted shore of the Bay of Bounty
- Alchemist's Ring
- Alecto
- Aletheia: the Oracle of Delphi
- Alfheim: the elves' war over the Light
- Alrik
- Alvíss Stonefoot: the Warden of Svartalfheim
- Amphitrite
- Amulet of Uroborus: the gem that bent time
- Amulet of Yggdrasil
- Ancient Egypt
- Andvari: the enchanter trapped in a ring
- Andvari's Hammer: the lost tool of the master smith
- Angrboda: the last giantess of Ironwood
- Aphrodite: Hephaestus' wife, lover of Ares
- Aphrodite's Handmaidens
- Apollo: the Olympian who escaped Kratos
- Ares: the god who made Kratos a killer
- Ariadne: the Cretan princess who became a goddess
- Arms of Sparta
- Artemis
- Asgard
- Astral Form: the higher existence of the gods
- Athena: from Kratos' guide to his enemy
- Athens: Athena's city, besieged by Ares
- Atlantis
- Atlas: the Titan who holds up the world
- Atreus (Loki): Kratos's Son and the Truth of His Name
- Atropos
- Aurvangar Wetlands: gateway swamps of Svartalfheim
- Avalon
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21- Baldur: the god who could feel nothing
- Baldur's Curse: the spell of invulnerability
- Baldur's Death: mistletoe and a broken neck
- Ballista: siege engine of the Greek world
- Barbarian Hammer: the weapon of the Barbarian King
- Bergelmir: the Beloved King of the Giants
- Beyla
- Birgir
- Blade of Artemis
- Blade of Olympus: Zeus' god-killing sword
- Blade of the Gods
- Blades of Athena
- Blades of Chaos: chained to Kratos' arms
- Blades of Exile
- Body Burner: the cursed keeper of Pandora's Gate
- Boots of Hermes: the Winged Boots Kratos Cut from Hermes in God of War III
- Boreas
- Bow of Apollo
- Bragi
- Brok: the Huldra brother Odin murdered
- Byggvir: the Light Elf of Freyr's resistance
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21- Calliope
- Callisto
- Castor
- Castor and Pollux
- Centaur
- Cerberus Mongrel: the lesser hounds of the Underworld
- Cerberus: the multi-headed hounds of Hades
- Ceryx
- Charon
- Chaurli: the tree-topped tortoise of Freya
- Chimera
- Claws of Hades
- Clotho
- Cobweb: faerie maid of Queen Titania
- Colossus of Rhodes
- Council of Valkyries: The Hidden Throne Circle of Midgard
- Cronos: the Titan who ate his children
- Cursed Remains: the rising bones of the dead
- Cyclopes: the one-eyed giants of Greece
- Cyclops
- Cyclops Berserker
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16- Daedalus
- Dagr
- Dark Elves: Alfheim's insectoid Dokkalfar
- Dark Rider: the Warrior of Destiny
- Deimos: the brother Kratos failed to save
- Demeter
- Demigod: the mortal children of the gods
- Desert of Lost Souls: the wasteland east of Athens
- Dionysus: the Olympian god of wine
- Dragon Beach: bone strewn shore of the Bay of Bounty
- Dragons
- Draugr
- Draupnir Spear
- Duraþrór
- Durlin
- Dwarves
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10- Fafnir: the dwarf thief who became a dragon
- Faye: Laufey the Just, mother of Atreus
- Fenrir: the wolf whose soul Atreus carried in his knife
- Fimbulwinter: the three-year winter
- Fjorgyn: the giant earth goddess Odin truly loved
- Flame of Olympus
- Foothills: The Wooded Approach to the Mountain of Midgard
- Forseti
- Freya
- Freyr: Freya's twin, killed at Ragnarok
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37- Gaia: Mother Earth, betrayed by Kratos
- Garm
- Gauntlet of Zeus
- Geirdriful
- Gladsheim: the hall of Odin
- Gna
- God of War (2005) Story Explained: Plot Summary and Ending
- God of War (2018) Story Explained: Plot Summary and Ending
- God of War 2018 Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Story
- God of War Characters: Every Major Character, Greek and Norse
- God of War Games in Order: Release Order and Story Order
- God of War II Story Explained: Plot Summary and Ending
- God of War III Story and Ending Explained: Plot Summary
- God of War Lore Quiz: 15 Questions for Real Fans
- God of War Ragnarök Ending Explained: the Full Story and What It Means
- God of War Ragnarök Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Story
- God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla Story Explained
- God of War Story Explained: the Whole Saga from Sparta to Ragnarök
- God of War Timeline: every major event from the Primordials to Valhalla
- God of War Weapons List: the Name of Every Weapon Kratos Has Used
- God of War: Ascension Story Explained
- God of War: Chains of Olympus Story Explained
- God of War: Ghost of Sparta Story Explained
- God of War: the divine title
- Gods: the ageless rulers of the world
- Golden Fleece
- Gondul
- Gorgon
- Grave Digger
- Greek Gods
- Gróa
- Grýla
- Guardian Shield
- Gulltoppr
- Gulon: the ravenous pack hunters of Vanaheim
- Gungnir
- Gunnr
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36- Hades: the god whose soul Kratos tore out
- Hades' Helm
- Hafgufa: the Giant Glowing Sky Creatures of Alfheim
- Harpies
- Harpy
- Head of Helios: the Severed Lantern Kratos Carried in God of War III
- Hecatonchires
- Heimdall: the watchman who saw every attack
- Hel: Goddess of the Dishonored Dead
- Helgi
- Helheim: the frozen hell even Odin feared
- Helios: the sun god Kratos beheaded
- Hephaestus: the smith who made the Blades
- Hera
- Hercules
- Hermes: the swift god Kratos crippled
- Hestia
- Hildisvini
- Hildr
- Hodr: the Blind God
- Hoenir: the silent god of the Aesir
- Hofuð
- Hope: the greatest weapon in the world
- Hoplite: the undead soldiery of the dead lands
- How Did Kratos Become the God of War?
- How Did Kratos End Up in Midgard?
- How Did Kratos Meet Faye?
- Hræsvelgr
- Hræzlyr
- Hrimthur: the stonemason who doomed Asgard
- Hrimthur's Wall: the rampart of Asgard
- Hrist
- Hrungnir
- Huginn and Muninn
- Hydra
- Hyperion
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27- Magni: Thor's eldest son, killed by Kratos
- Magni's Death
- Manticore
- Marbles: the soul stones of the Jötnar
- Mask of Creation
- Máttugr Helson: the Bridge Keeper of Helheim
- Medea: the sorceress of Colchis
- Medusa
- Megaera
- Megaera's Parasites: scarab brood of the Fury
- Midas
- Midgard: Kratos' home, shaped from Ymir
- Midgardians
- Mimir
- Minotaur
- Mist
- Mjolnir: forged by Brok and Sindri for Thor
- Mnemosyne
- Modi: Thor's second son, killed by Atreus
- Modi's Death
- Monster: the beasts of the mythic world
- Morpheus
- Mótsognir: the Dwarven King
- Mount Olympus: Zeus' seat, torn down
- Muspelheim: the fire that would burn Asgard
- Mustardseed: faerie of the Goodfellows
- Mythology: the many faiths of one world
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13- Nemean Cestus
- Nemesis Whip
- Nemesis: the goddess of retribution
- Nerthus: the Vanir goddess killed by the sons of Thor
- Nidavellir: the dwarven capital of Svartalfheim
- Nidhogg
- Niflheim: the fog that hid Tyr's prison
- Nightmare: the floating eye fiends of the Nine Realms
- Nike
- Njörd: Vanir god of the sea and king of Vanaheim
- Norse Gods: the pantheon of the Nine Realms
- Norse Mythology: the North Germanic myths behind God of War's Nine Worlds
- Nyx
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23- Pandora: the living key to Pandora's Box
- Pandora's Box: the power to kill a god
- Pandora's Box: the vessel of Olympus's evils and the power of Hope
- Pandora's Temple: The Vault of Pandora's Box
- Passalus: the younger of the thieving Kerkopes
- Pathos Verdes III
- Pegasus
- Peirithous
- Pelias: the king of Iolcus
- Persephone: the queen who wanted it over
- Perses: the Titan of Destruction
- Perseus
- Petros: the Krypteia of Sparta
- Phoenix
- Pillar of the World
- Piraeus Lion: the caged beast of the temple dungeon
- Pollux
- Polyphemus
- Poseidon: the sea god who drowned Greece
- Poseidon's Princess
- Primordials: the First Beings in Existence
- Prometheus
- Prophecy of Loki
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24- Satyr
- Second Titanomachy
- Shield: where Kratos got his shield, and the six that came before Ragnarök
- Shores of Nine
- Siege of Rhodes
- Sif
- Sigrun: the Valkyrie Queen Kratos freed
- Sindri: the dwarf who destroyed Odin's soul
- Sinmara: Surtr's Frost Giant Wife in God of War Ragnarök
- Siren
- Skadi
- Skjöldr: the farm boy of New Midgard
- Skoll and Hati
- Skorpius
- Soul Eater
- Sparta: Kratos' city, razed by Zeus
- Spartans
- Spear of Destiny
- Spirit: the restless dead of the Nine Realms
- Stalker: the antlered hunters of the wilds
- Starkadr
- Stymphalian Birds: the armored plague of Laconia
- Surtr: the fire giant who became Ragnarok
- Svartalfheim: where Brok and Sindri forged
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49- Talon Bow
- Tartarus: the abyss that caged the Titans
- Tatzelwurm
- Thamur: killed by his own chisel
- Thamur's Chisel
- Thamur's Chisel: the giant's tool that carved the way to Jotunheim
- Thamur's Corpse: the frozen grave of the giant stonemason
- Thanatos
- The Aesir
- The Afterlife
- The Applecore
- The Arena
- The Argonauts: the crew that carried the Golden Fleece
- The Captain
- The Crater
- The Cycle of Patricide
- The Elysium Fields
- The Eyes of Odin
- The Furies
- The God of War TV Series: Cast, Story and What We Know
- The Great Lodge
- The Labyrinth: the prison Zeus built for Pandora
- The Lady of the Forge
- The Last Spartan
- The Nine Realms
- The Nornir: the Norse goddesses of fate
- The Scribe of Hecatonchires: the mad chronicler of the Furies
- The Sisters of Fate
- The Undead: the dead who would not rest
- The Underworld
- The Valkyries
- The Vanir: the gods of nature and magic
- The World: the many lands and mythologies of one earth
- Themis: Titaness of Justice and Goddess of Law
- Theseus
- Thor: Odin's enforcer, killed by Odin
- Thoth
- Thrud: Thor's daughter, heir to Mjolnir
- Thrym
- Tisiphone
- Titania: Queen of the Faeries
- Titanomachy
- Titans: the elder gods Zeus cast down
- Travelers
- Troll
- Trolls
- Typhon
- Tyr: the god of war who chose peace
- Tyr's Temple: the gate between realms
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18- War for the Light: the eternal conflict of the elves
- What Happened to Kratos After Ragnarök?
- What Happened to Kratos's Brother?
- What Happened to Kratos's Daughter?
- Which God of War Character Are You? Take the Quiz
- Who Is Kratos's Father?
- Why Did Kratos Kill Baldur?
- Why Did Kratos Kill Helios?
- Why Did Kratos Kill His Family?
- Why Did Kratos Kill Zeus?
- Why Did Kratos Say No to Odin?
- Why Is Atreus Called Loki? The Name Explained
- Why Is Kratos White? The Ashes on His Skin Explained
- Wildwoods
- Witch's Sanctuary: the hidden grove of Freya
- Wraiths
- Wulver
- Wyvern: the winged predators the Vanir once rode
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