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.
How well do you know the end of the Norse saga? This quiz covers the story of God of War Ragnarök, from the last days of Fimbulwinter to the fall of Asgard. Every answer explains itself and links to the page where we cover it with sources. Full spoilers. (God of War Ragnarök)
God of War Ragnarök quiz
0/12 answered · 0 correct1. Who knocks on Kratos's door at the start of the game?
2. Which god does Odin tell Atreus to stop looking for?
3. Who is the prisoner Kratos and Atreus free and believe to be Tyr?
4. Which dwarf does the false Tyr kill?
5. Which young giant does Atreus meet in Ironwood?
6. Which weapon does Brok forge so Kratos can beat Heimdall?
7. What does Kratos take from Heimdall after killing him?
8. Atreus moves Fenrir's soul into the body of which giant wolf?
9. Who kills Thor?
10. Who smashes the marble holding Odin's soul?
11. Who dies holding back Surtr as Asgard falls?
12. Whose frozen heart does Kratos drive the Blades of Chaos into so Surtr can become Ragnarök?
Go deeper#
- God of War Ragnarök ending explained, the full story and ending. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Odin and Tyr. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Brok and Sindri. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Angrboda and Ironwood. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Heimdall and the Draupnir Spear. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Fenrir and Garm. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Freyr and Surtr. (God of War Ragnarök)
- Ragnarök. (God of War Ragnarök)
Frequently asked questions
- How hard is this God of War Ragnarök quiz?
- The opening questions are ones anyone who finished the game should get. It gets harder as it goes, and the last few cover the final battle for Asgard.
- Where do the answers come from?
- Every answer is taken from God of War Ragnarök, as covered on our cited Ragnarök ending page. Nothing comes from fan theory.
- Does the quiz spoil the ending?
- Yes, heavily. Several questions cover the big twist and the battle for Asgard, so finish the game first if you care about spoilers.
Sources
- GameGod of War Ragnarök, Santa Monica Studio, 2022
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God of War Ragnarök Ending Explained: the Full Story and What It Means
The whole plot of God of War Ragnarök in order, then the ending explained. Odin is destroyed, Thor and Freyr die, Asgard falls, Kratos survives the prophecy, and Atreus leaves to find the last of the giants.
Angrboda: the last giantess of Ironwood
Angrboda grew up almost alone in Ironwood, painting the prophecy of Ragnarok. She gave Atreus the soul marbles of the lost Giants and made him their keeper.
Brok: the Huldra brother Odin murdered
Brok forged Mjolnir and the Leviathan Axe with his brother Sindri. Killed once and revived with an incomplete soul, he was stabbed by Odin disguised as Tyr.
Draupnir Spear
The Draupnir Spear was a wind-imbued spear forged for Kratos from the enchanted ring Draupnir, created by the Lady of the Forge and sanctified with a drop of his blood. Built to be the undoing of Heimdall, it could endlessly duplicate itself and command the wind.
Fenrir: the wolf whose soul Atreus carried in his knife
Fenrir was the old wolf Kratos and Atreus kept during Fimbulwinter. He died in Atreus' lap, his soul drawn into the boy's knife, and that knife later put him in the body of the Hel-hound Garm, reborn as a giant wolf who tore rifts between realms and fought at Ragnarök.
Freyr: Freya's twin, killed at Ragnarok
Freyr led the Vanir resistance against Odin from a camp in Vanaheim. He died holding back the fire giant so that his allies could escape Asgard.
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