Walkthrough — God of War Ragnarok Wiki Guide
God of War Ragnarok Wiki Guide
By KBABZ, Angie Harvey, Dio Lacayo, +17 more
updated
IGN’s God of War Ragnarok complete strategy guide and walkthrough will lead you through every step of the main story from the title screen to the final credits, including tips for conquering enemies and defeating challenging bosses, solutions to every puzzle, and the locations of all collectibles that Kratos and Atreus will encounter along their journey through the nine realms and regions.
Looking to view the entire GoWR chapter list spoiler-free? Click the links below to jump to…
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- The Path (Story Walkthrough)
- True Ending
- Ending Explained
- Side Quests
- Svartalfheim Side Quests
- Alfheim Side Quests
- Vanaheim Side Quests
- Midgard Side Quests
- Muspelheim Side Quests
Spoiler Warning
While this guide will refrain from story spoilers whenever possible, it may indicate potential spoilers in boss fights, other encounters, or collectibles, so proceed with caution.
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God of War Ragnarok Walkthrough Sections
This God of War Ragnarok Walkthrough will guide you through all Tap to Reveal main chapters that you’ll undertake and will include all relevant information that you’ll need to track down the location of all collectibles and unique items that are found along the main journey, such as Yggdrasil’s Dew, Legendary Chests, Nornir Chests, Red Coffins, and much more.
It’s important to note that not all collectibles and optional content will be available for you to find and unlock during your first visit to each of these regions. So be sure to check out our Side Quest (Favors) page and our complete interactive Collectibles Guide to help you track down any missing Lore Markers and Rune Reads, Artifacts and Kvasir Poems, and even Odin’s Ravens.
| God of War Ragnarok Chapter/Mission List | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main Path Chapters | XP Rewards | Regions |
| Surviving Fimbulwinter | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Quest for Tyr | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Old Friends | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Groa’s Secret | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Lost Sanctuary | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Reckoning | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Runaway | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Into the Fire | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Word of Fate | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Forging Destiny | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Unleashing Hel | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Reunion | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Creatures of Prophecy | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Unlocking the Mask | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Hunting for Solace | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Summoning | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Realms at War | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Beyond Ragnarok | Tap to Reveal | |
God of War Ragnarok True Ending
Upon finishing the main storyline and leaving Hoddmimis Holt, Tap to Reveal.
Here, you’ll start the Tap to Reveal that seesTap to Reveal. This side quest acts as the true ending to the game, as the second and final credits will begin to roll after its completion. For a complete guide on how to start the true ending side quest, click here.
God of War Ragnarok Ending Explained
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Our God of War Ragnarok Ending Explained Guide details everything you need to know about the game’s ending, including the Tap to Reveal, the Tap to Reveal, and what could possibly be in store for the next God of War game.
Favors, or side quests, are acquired from conversations with main characters or from characters you might find in need of your assistance. Complete these optional missions to get rewards like armor and crafting resources.
Side Quests guides are sorted by the region they are first encountered.
- Svartalfheim Side Quests
- Alfheim Side Quests
- Vanaheim Side Quests
- Midgard Side Quests
- Muspelheim Side Quests
- Nine Realms Side Quests
- Epilogue Side Quests
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More side quests will be added soon.
Svartalfheim Side Quests
Svartalfheim is the first region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Svartalfheim Favor List | |
|---|---|
| Svartalfheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
| In Service of Asgard |
Tap to RevealTap to RevealTap to RevealTap to Reveal |
| The Weight of Chains |
|
| More coming soon | |
For more on everything you can find and do in Svartalfheim, visit the Svartalfheim Region Guide.
Alfheim Side Quests
Alfheim is the second main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok.
Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Alfheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| Secret of the Sands |
|
| The Elven Sanctum |
|
| The Desert Door |
|
| Freyr’s Gift |
|
| More coming soon |
Vanaheim River Delta Side Quests
Vanaheim is the third main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Vanaheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Mysterious Orb |
|
| Freya’s Missing Peace |
|
| Garden for the Dead |
|
| Conscience for the Dead |
|
| More coming soon |
Midgard Side Quests
Though you can briefly visit it earlier, Midgard is the fourth main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
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Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Midgard Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| Sigrun’s Curse |
|
| Animal Instincts |
|
| Guiding Light |
|
Muspelheim Side Quests
A smaller optional region, Muspelheim can be traveled to after completing Chapter 10 — Forging Destiny, and recovering both Muspelheim Seed Halves — see where to find them here.
| Muspelheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Crucible |
|
| The Final Challenges |
Nine Realms Side Quests
Certain Side Quests encountered in one realm may span many more as you search for the means to complete these quests.
These include simple fetch quests to some of the most challenging endeavors to defeat the toughest opponents in each realm. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards can differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Nine Realms Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Eyes of Odin — All Raven Locations |
|
| Born from Fire — Draugr Holes |
|
| The Lost Lindwryms — Yggdrasil Rifts |
|
| Hel to Pay — Hel-Tears |
|
| Fit for a King — Beserker Gravestones |
|
| Nine Realms in Bloom |
|
Epilogue Side Quests
While there are certain side quests that can only be completed once you have beaten the story, there are also several important Favors that can only be found once you have beaten the game and embarked upon Post Game Exploration — many of which contain big spoilers! Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Spoiler Warning
The following Side Quest names contain spoilers for the end of the game. Be sure to turn back now to avoid any potential spoilers.
| Post Game Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Last Remnants of Asgard |
|
| Across the Realms |
|
| The Broken Prison |
|
| Defend Your Valor |
|
| A Viking Funeral — How to Get the True Ending |
|
Looking for even more on God of War Ragnarok? Why not check out some of our other comprehensive guides:
- The Best Skills and Gear to Get First
- Things God of War Ragnarok Doesn’t Tell You
- Combat Guide: How to Parry
- Berserker Gravestones — Boss Battle Guides
Up Next: Surviving Fimbulwinter
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God of War Ragnarok Difficulty Settings
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God of War: Ragnarok
Santa Monica Studio
Rating
ESRB: Mature
Platforms
PlayStation 5PlayStation 4
The Flash — Official Big Game Teaser Trailer
On June 16, worlds collide.
Watch the full trailer now for The Flash. Worlds collide in “The Flash” when Barry uses his superpowers to travel back in time in order to change the events of the past. But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no Super Heroes to turn to. That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian… albeit not the one he’s looking for. Ultimately, to save the world that he is in and return to the future that he knows, Barry’s only hope is to race for his life. But will making the ultimate sacrifice be enough to reset the universe?
Tomb Raider: Reloaded — Official Launch Trailer
Tomb Raider: Reloaded is available now on iOS and Android mobile devices via the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Check out the launch trailer for another look at Lara Croft in action.
Tomb Raider Reloaded allows players to jump back into the boots of groundbreaking adventurer Lara Croft in an action-filled quest to obtain the ancient Scion artifact, clearing ever-changing rooms filled with new and familiar enemies as well as hazardous traps and puzzles. Along the way, they’ll acquire run-specific abilities alongside permanent rewards like new gear, collect resources to help improve Lara’s stats and unlock new outfits, such as her fan-favorite bomber jacket. As players progress through each chapter, they’ll get new perks and even craft weapons to strengthen Lara’s arsenal.
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Possessed by a spirit in a dying cornfield, a twelve-year-old girl in Nebraska recruits the other children in her small town to go on a bloody rampage and kill all the adults and anyone else who opposes her. A bright high schooler who won’t go along with the plan is the town’s only hope of survival.
Check out the creepy trailer for Children of the Corn, an upcoming movie starring Elena Kampouris, Kate Moyer, Callan Mulvey, and Bruce Spence. Based on the short story by Stephen King, Children of the Corn is a chilling new re-telling for a whole new generation. Children of the Corn, written and directed by Kurt Wimmer, opens in theaters on March 3, 2023, and will be available on Demand and digital on March 21, 2023.
Walkthrough — God of War Ragnarok Wiki Guide
God of War Ragnarok Wiki Guide
By KBABZ, Angie Harvey, Dio Lacayo, +17 more
updated
IGN’s God of War Ragnarok complete strategy guide and walkthrough will lead you through every step of the main story from the title screen to the final credits, including tips for conquering enemies and defeating challenging bosses, solutions to every puzzle, and the locations of all collectibles that Kratos and Atreus will encounter along their journey through the nine realms and regions.
Looking to view the entire GoWR chapter list spoiler-free? Click the links below to jump to…
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- The Path (Story Walkthrough)
- True Ending
- Ending Explained
- Side Quests
- Svartalfheim Side Quests
- Alfheim Side Quests
- Vanaheim Side Quests
- Midgard Side Quests
- Muspelheim Side Quests
Spoiler Warning
While this guide will refrain from story spoilers whenever possible, it may indicate potential spoilers in boss fights, other encounters, or collectibles, so proceed with caution.
Loading
God of War Ragnarok Walkthrough Sections
This God of War Ragnarok Walkthrough will guide you through all Tap to Reveal main chapters that you’ll undertake and will include all relevant information that you’ll need to track down the location of all collectibles and unique items that are found along the main journey, such as Yggdrasil’s Dew, Legendary Chests, Nornir Chests, Red Coffins, and much more.
It’s important to note that not all collectibles and optional content will be available for you to find and unlock during your first visit to each of these regions. So be sure to check out our Side Quest (Favors) page and our complete interactive Collectibles Guide to help you track down any missing Lore Markers and Rune Reads, Artifacts and Kvasir Poems, and even Odin’s Ravens.
| God of War Ragnarok Chapter/Mission List | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main Path Chapters | XP Rewards | Regions |
| Surviving Fimbulwinter | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Quest for Tyr | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Old Friends | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Groa’s Secret | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Lost Sanctuary | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Reckoning | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Runaway | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Into the Fire | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| The Word of Fate | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Forging Destiny | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Unleashing Hel | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Reunion | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Creatures of Prophecy | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Unlocking the Mask | Tap to Reveal | Tap to Reveal |
| Hunting for Solace | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Summoning | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| The Realms at War | Tap to Reveal Tap to Reveal |
Tap to Reveal |
| Beyond Ragnarok | Tap to Reveal | |
God of War Ragnarok True Ending
Upon finishing the main storyline and leaving Hoddmimis Holt, Tap to Reveal.
Here, you’ll start the Tap to Reveal that seesTap to Reveal. This side quest acts as the true ending to the game, as the second and final credits will begin to roll after its completion. For a complete guide on how to start the true ending side quest, click here.
God of War Ragnarok Ending Explained
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Our God of War Ragnarok Ending Explained Guide details everything you need to know about the game’s ending, including the Tap to Reveal, the Tap to Reveal, and what could possibly be in store for the next God of War game.
Favors, or side quests, are acquired from conversations with main characters or from characters you might find in need of your assistance. Complete these optional missions to get rewards like armor and crafting resources.
Side Quests guides are sorted by the region they are first encountered.
- Svartalfheim Side Quests
- Alfheim Side Quests
- Vanaheim Side Quests
- Midgard Side Quests
- Muspelheim Side Quests
- Nine Realms Side Quests
- Epilogue Side Quests
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More side quests will be added soon.
Svartalfheim Side Quests
Svartalfheim is the first region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Svartalfheim Favor List | |
|---|---|
| Svartalfheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
| In Service of Asgard |
Tap to RevealTap to RevealTap to RevealTap to Reveal |
| The Weight of Chains |
|
| More coming soon | |
For more on everything you can find and do in Svartalfheim, visit the Svartalfheim Region Guide.
Alfheim Side Quests
Alfheim is the second main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok.
Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Alfheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| Secret of the Sands |
|
| The Elven Sanctum |
|
| The Desert Door |
|
| Freyr’s Gift |
|
| More coming soon |
Vanaheim River Delta Side Quests
Vanaheim is the third main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Vanaheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Mysterious Orb |
|
| Freya’s Missing Peace |
|
| Garden for the Dead |
|
| Conscience for the Dead |
|
| More coming soon |
Midgard Side Quests
Though you can briefly visit it earlier, Midgard is the fourth main region you get to explore in God of War Ragnarok. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
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Note that certain rewards differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Midgard Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| Sigrun’s Curse |
|
| Animal Instincts |
|
| Guiding Light |
|
Muspelheim Side Quests
A smaller optional region, Muspelheim can be traveled to after completing Chapter 10 — Forging Destiny, and recovering both Muspelheim Seed Halves — see where to find them here.
| Muspelheim Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Crucible |
|
| The Final Challenges |
Nine Realms Side Quests
Certain Side Quests encountered in one realm may span many more as you search for the means to complete these quests. These include simple fetch quests to some of the most challenging endeavors to defeat the toughest opponents in each realm. Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Note that certain rewards can differ depending on when you complete the side quest.
| Nine Realms Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Eyes of Odin — All Raven Locations |
|
| Born from Fire — Draugr Holes |
|
| The Lost Lindwryms — Yggdrasil Rifts |
|
| Hel to Pay — Hel-Tears |
|
| Fit for a King — Beserker Gravestones |
|
| Nine Realms in Bloom |
|
Epilogue Side Quests
While there are certain side quests that can only be completed once you have beaten the story, there are also several important Favors that can only be found once you have beaten the game and embarked upon Post Game Exploration — many of which contain big spoilers! Click or tap on the quest name below to read a full guide for the side quest.
Spoiler Warning
The following Side Quest names contain spoilers for the end of the game. Be sure to turn back now to avoid any potential spoilers.
| Post Game Favors | Side Quest Rewards |
|---|---|
| The Last Remnants of Asgard |
|
| Across the Realms |
|
| The Broken Prison |
|
| Defend Your Valor |
|
| A Viking Funeral — How to Get the True Ending |
|
Looking for even more on God of War Ragnarok? Why not check out some of our other comprehensive guides:
- The Best Skills and Gear to Get First
- Things God of War Ragnarok Doesn’t Tell You
- Combat Guide: How to Parry
- Berserker Gravestones — Boss Battle Guides
Up Next: Surviving Fimbulwinter
Previous
God of War Ragnarok Difficulty Settings
Next
Surviving Fimbulwinter
Was this guide helpful?
In This Wiki Guide
God of War: Ragnarok
Santa Monica Studio
Rating
ESRB: Mature
Platforms
PlayStation 5PlayStation 4
The Flash — Official Big Game Teaser Trailer
On June 16, worlds collide. Watch the full trailer now for The Flash. Worlds collide in “The Flash” when Barry uses his superpowers to travel back in time in order to change the events of the past. But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no Super Heroes to turn to. That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian… albeit not the one he’s looking for. Ultimately, to save the world that he is in and return to the future that he knows, Barry’s only hope is to race for his life. But will making the ultimate sacrifice be enough to reset the universe?
Tomb Raider: Reloaded — Official Launch Trailer
Tomb Raider: Reloaded is available now on iOS and Android mobile devices via the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Check out the launch trailer for another look at Lara Croft in action. Tomb Raider Reloaded allows players to jump back into the boots of groundbreaking adventurer Lara Croft in an action-filled quest to obtain the ancient Scion artifact, clearing ever-changing rooms filled with new and familiar enemies as well as hazardous traps and puzzles. Along the way, they’ll acquire run-specific abilities alongside permanent rewards like new gear, collect resources to help improve Lara’s stats and unlock new outfits, such as her fan-favorite bomber jacket. As players progress through each chapter, they’ll get new perks and even craft weapons to strengthen Lara’s arsenal.
Loading
Wanted: Dead — 11 Things You Need to Know
Children of the Corn (2023) — Official Red Band Trailer
Possessed by a spirit in a dying cornfield, a twelve-year-old girl in Nebraska recruits the other children in her small town to go on a bloody rampage and kill all the adults and anyone else who opposes her. A bright high schooler who won’t go along with the plan is the town’s only hope of survival. Check out the creepy trailer for Children of the Corn, an upcoming movie starring Elena Kampouris, Kate Moyer, Callan Mulvey, and Bruce Spence. Based on the short story by Stephen King, Children of the Corn is a chilling new re-telling for a whole new generation. Children of the Corn, written and directed by Kurt Wimmer, opens in theaters on March 3, 2023, and will be available on Demand and digital on March 21, 2023.
God of War Guide — Nigel Blythe on DTF
Everything you need to know about the role-playing system. Builds. Adviсe.
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Once, purely for the sake of interest and experience in writing such materials, I wrote a guide to Dark Souls. I wrote and forgot. Recently returned and found 176,000 clicks on it. Well, this is just a funny case in the subject, which I wanted to share.
In general, why would anyone need a guide to God of War 2018 in 2022?
1) There will be a sequel soon, and it will have the same or similar mechanics.
2) Some people still don’t care about these mechanics. Many, in principle, do not like the role-playing system and they do not want to understand it.
3) Someone might want to play the game just now, before the release of Ragnarok. And I would like to make life easier for such people. The game hides or poorly explains some things.
I will give general explanations and recommendations, and then I will offer my version of the build (which I think is the best) and an approximate procedure.
Parameters
So, the level of Kratos depends on the things put on him. The minimum level is -1, the maximum is 10 (8 on New Game). I will describe the main parameters of Kratos in order of importance of their pumping.
Runes . Increases damage from runic attacks, increases the effectiveness of the elements (the rate of accumulation of frost and fire on enemies). Runic attacks are a very important part of the combat system. In fact, they are our strategic weapons. We cannot use them often, so we need them as strong as possible.
Runes have a very low cap (the limit after which the parameter increase is meaningless), only 175 units. However, I would advise you to farm 200 to get bonuses to most moves. The description of bonuses can be read on the Skills tab in the game. If you do not need bonuses, you can leave them around 175.
By the way, in the Russian version, the description for receiving [R1 R1 R1 R2] ax is incorrect, and the bonus works there already at 200 (not 250) (but this is not accurate, maybe 175) (I’m too lazy to check).
Strength . Increases damage from all normal attacks. That’s what the game tells us. In fact, Strength also increases the damage of many runic attacks. This is one of the reasons why it is most beneficial to develop both the Force and the Runes at the same time. Well, having normal damage from your hand is always important.
Strength has a very high cap of ~380. But we are saved by the fact that Rune has a low cap, which is very easy to achieve, which allows you to add more to the strength.
Recovery . Reduces the cooldowns of all abilities: runic attacks, talismans, and rune summon Atreus. It’s simple: the more often we can use these abilities, the stronger we will be.
There is no cap as such, and the parameter works until all runics reach the minimum cooldown. But we can’t reach such high values, so I advise you to leave Recovery in the region of 150-200 points.
Protection . Reduces damage taken. This is the main parameter on which our survival depends. Cap ~280. It makes no sense to strive to develop Protection (by adding enchantments), because any armor has this parameter at the proper level, because this is its main function. On NG+, I recommend having at least 250 Defense to get bonuses to almost all melee attacks.
Vitality . Increases health and grants poise. Not a very useful setting. We get the main portion of health from finding all nine Apples of Idunn, and in order to get something noticeable from Vitality, we will have to invest heavily in it, to the detriment of other parameters. Poise does not work like in Dark Souls, here it is endless. But reaching numbers where few people can interrupt Kratos’ attacks is very difficult, and it doesn’t make sense.
However, if in the process of building a build something drops into Vitality, then this is good and can save you from death once again.
Luck . Increases the chance of triggering perks from equipped equipment. The cap is infinite until all perks start to work with a probability of 100%. But such numbers are achieved only by cheats. What can I say, I bet a lot of Luck, and bet very little. Almost didn’t notice the difference. That is, in the range in which we can legally pump Luck, for us there is not much difference how much it will be. Therefore, this parameter is in last place.
It is worth mentioning the enemies separately. They seem to have all the same parameters, they just don’t need all of them. We only need to understand that the Vitality of enemies works in a similar way. That is, if the strength of your attacks is not enough, you will not be able to interrupt their poise, that is, you will not be able to stagger them and throw them into the air. Therefore, I strongly do not recommend fighting enemies that are 3 levels higher than you, and in the case of those that are 2 higher, you can forget about juggling.
Enchantment
We can insert enchantments into the slots on the armor. They increase parameters and give perks. Many people are perplexed by the management of charms. There are a lot of them, it is easy to get confused in them. Now I will explain how to actually deal with them.
There are two types of enchantments: random and unique named. The first ones are mostly just garbage. The exceptions are enchantments with the perk «Chance to gain a burst of health on successful parry» and enchantments that give a lot of power (10-15).
Unique enchantments are much more useful. We get them as a reward for quests, in some chests and in treasures. All of them have a unique name, not random nonsense. They cannot be sold in the store (they are not even displayed there), that is, they are with you forever. Therefore, when the inventory is clogged, we boldly sell to the gnomes everything that appears in the enchantment menu, except for the cases described above.
Actually, our goal is to collect all the unique spells and use them almost exclusively.
Getting the most out of New Game
In this lengthy algorithm, I will take into account that you inadvertently or deliberately chose the maximum complexity. In order not to burn your ass, at first it’s better to just go through the storyline. The game along the way gives everything you need, you just need to search the locations well and use what you found / bought from the gnomes. Along the way, you will find sets of armor, each of which increases either Runes, or Recovery, and sometimes several characteristics at once (in addition to Defense). I advise you to wear these sets, because the Strength will quickly grow by itself due to pumping the ax, but the Runes will lag behind.
So far, our goal is to pass the Secret Chamber of Tyr (where we turn over the temple) and find Set of the world serpent there. With him, we can already go through the optional.
After that, you need to complete the gnome quests and get the set of the gnome king. Most importantly, I recommend choosing the Royal Breastplate of Sindri (the rest of the parts are up to you), it has very favorable parameters for us and a very powerful perk that saves us from fails when using runic attacks. In the future, it will need to be pumped to the maximum. The rest of the set is better not to download, otherwise go broke.
In this set, you can go through the rest of the optional and fight with some Valkyries. I’ll say right away that we will need from the Valkyries. Valkyrie Legguards, Valkyrie Hilts (for blades), Wing of the Fallen (for axe), Talisman of the Worlds — all this is an important part of our build, all this will need to be upgraded. They will also drop some important enchantments.
More about the Wing of the Fallen. This handle has a hidden property — it adds a wave to the last hit in a combo of four R1s. This wave has the same poise breaking as runic attacks. Very helpful. The secret handle has a similar wave (which is obtained by turning the camera in different directions in a special place, many people probably know about it), but it does not have such poise breaking, and besides, the handle itself is generally worse.
Once you’re ready, go through Muspelheim and Niflheim. It will be very difficult there. In Niflheim, I recommend choosing bracers from the Deathmist set, and everything else from the Grimmist. We will use the above bracers in our build, BUT if you don’t have to farm Muspelheim for scrap, you can upgrade the bracers there for strength instead. This will give us more Strength, but it will take away some Runes.
Next, I’ll attach all the clothes and parameters that we should have at the end of the game (Njord’s Stone drops from Sigrun, you can wear the Soul of Andvari before you get it).
New Game +
Here we simply duplicate our build, updating all of its elements to the «red» variants. This does not apply to Eye of the Outer World charka, as it does not have a red variant. You will also have more choice of enchantments, as all talismans on NG+ have slots. I recommend paying attention to the spells that are crafted from items, namely from the Amulet of Kvasir + (Shift the worlds aka Witch Time in the form of an enchantment, not a talisman) and the set of the Ancients + (maximum resistance to almost all status effects).
At the end of NG+ and on NG++, I can also change Valkyrie Gaiters for Zeus’ Belt. Each element of the Zeus set doubles the damage from normal attacks and doubles the damage against you by the same amount.
Tips
Various little tips that come to my mind.
Don’t fight enemies 3 levels bigger than you (if you went somewhere ahead of time), take care of your nerves.
Upgrade your skills in a timely manner, they are all necessary and useful. Learn to use them.
Level up runic attacks in a timely manner, prioritizing those you use regularly.
Don’t forget to shoot your bow. The shots have powerful poise-breaking, they are good for extending the combo.
Don’t forget to use runic attacks and rage.
Strong ax throw freezes small enemies, use it.
If you kick a frozen enemy at other enemies, he will give them frostbite. Useful at the beginning of the game.
If you know which attacks knock enemies back, use them in such a way that they bounce enemies into walls — this almost guarantees a stun.
Do not roll where you can make a short dash or parry.
If you are not going to go platinum, then you can not shoot down Odin’s ravens, but it’s better to do it at the beginning of the game in order to gain experience and upgrade the cheapest skills.
Elves are very vulnerable to status effects. They also freeze. Ivaldi’s anvil (dropped by the second troll) helps a lot.
It is better not to approach Tatzelwurms closely without first freezing them with an axe. They threw it, ran up, returned the ax, immediately tossed it. They are also extremely vulnerable to lightning.
The wolves are attacking faster than you might think. Place a block.
Thrown enemies can be thrown with a blade to slam them to the ground. Works with rune attack «Hyperion Capture» as well.
Learn to manipulate the camera and quick turn to play without target lock.
The best runic attacks . Everything is individual here. My favorites are: Fury of the Ice Troll, Bladestorm and Ivaldi’s Ax Anvil; Hephaestus Blast, Artemis’ Wrath, Hyperion Grab/Strike for blades.
The best rune call . Wolves, crows, squirrels (blue arrows are health stones, lightning arrows are rage stones). On NG+, the combination of the Squirrel and the Battle Cod Chest Set has some funny results.
Best handles . I already wrote above. But I’ll add a few more things to the ax: Tangiost’s Handle, Surtra’s Fiery Handle (as an alternative to the previous one, but it’s difficult to pump it to the end), Mistspawn (if you need more healing). Everything is sad with blades with handles. There are Cursed Flame Hilts and Fireburst Hilts, but they don’t increase Recovery and their primary benefit is too Luck dependent.
Best mascots . There’s a lot here. Amulet of Kvasir (Gives Worlds Shift), Talisman of Worlds (Gives ZA WARUDO and a lot of Recovery), Horn of Heimdall (essentially another rune attack, rolled back by parries). In between battles, you can wear the Talisman of Eternal Fury (to fill the scale of rage). For additional AOE, you can use Sinmara Ember and Ward of Endless Storms.
The Talisman of Endless Possibilities can get you through short fights if you’re not good at playing, but once you’ve turned in all the runes, it turns into a pumpkin. In addition, in the above build, it does not make much sense.
The best armor for Atreus . In my opinion, the robes of the shooter. Atreus’ primary function is ranged combat, so. On NG+, you can buy black armor, which contains the properties of all the others.
That’s it. Hope this helps at least someone.
God of War (2018) Walkthrough — Collectibles Guide
God of War (2018) contains 332 collectible locations. This guide includes all available collectibles in the game that will help you achieve 100% progress in all regions and get all the trophies.
- 15 requests
- 45 artifacts
- 38 mystical gates
- 16 shops
- 39 Legendary Marks
- 51 ravens of Odin
- 8 Valkyries
- 1 valkyrie queen
- 3 dragons
- 21 Norn chests (health/rage upgrades)
- 34 legendary chests (runes)
- 18 gaps between worlds (only 11 required for 100%)
- 7 hidden halls
- 11 Shrines of Jotnur (progress not tracked, but required for trophy)
- 13 purple chest with tongue script (opens Muspelheim / Niflheim)
- 12 treasure maps (in separate treasure guide)
None of the collectibles can be missed! You can collect them all after completing the story (which is recommended). Although you can start collecting items during the story. Then return to the desired locations after completing the story to collect the missing items. This guide is intended to be used AFTER the story. When you first visit the locations, you will not have the necessary skills to reach all the collectibles.
Some areas will not be accessible after completion, but be aware that they do not contain collectibles. All collectibles are only in places that you can return to. There is one small exception — the purple chest with the inscription of the language, located in the area (inside the Serpent) towards the end, which cannot be returned to. You won’t be able to return to it after the story, but luckily you only need 8 cipher chests for the trophy and 100% completion.
Trophies that are related to collectibles:
- Beneath the Surface
- Death Happened Here
- Trilingual / Polyglot
- Idunn’s Orchard
- Quick Tempered
- Dangerous Skies
- Like Oil and Water
- Curator / Antique dealer
- Allfather Blinded
- Unfinished Business
- Treasuer Hunter
- The Truth
- Chooser of the Slain
Wildwood
- Artifacts: 4
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Gaps between worlds: 1
- Norn chests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 2
- Hidden halls (not tracked): 1
- Jotnur Shrines: 1 (Skedl and Hati, not tracked)
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Mystic Gate 1/2 — 0:05
#2 — Artifact 1/4 — 0:27
#3 — Artifact 2/4 — 0:50
#4 — Artifact 3/ 4 – 1:09
#5 – Norn chest 1/1 (improved health) – 1:48
#6 – Artifact 4/4 – 2:30
#7 – Sanctuary of Jotnur 1/1 (Skedl and Hati ) – 2:57
#8 – Hidden Hall 1/1 – 3:55
#9 – Mystic Gate 2/2 – 5:06
#10 – Rifts Between Worlds 1/1 – 5:51
#11 — Raven 1/1 — 6:21
Ferry
- Artifacts: 9
- Mystic Gates: 3
- Valkyries: 1
- Shops: 1
- Legendary Marks: 6
- Ravens of Odin: 6
- Legendary chests: 5
- Norn chests: 5
- 1
- Hidden halls (not tracked): 1
- Jotnur Shrines: 1 (Hrungnir, untraceable)
Purple Crypt-Language Chest (Untracked):
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Legendary chest 1/5 — 0:05
#2 — Legendary mark 1/6 — 0:33
#3 — Mystic gate 01
#4 — Raven 1/6 — 1:27
#5 — Artifact 1/9 — 1:39
#6 — Artifact 2/9 — 2:03
#7 — Shop 1/1 — 2:25
#8 — Norn Chest 1/5 (upgrade health) — 2:38
#9 — Yotnur’s Shrine 1/1 (Hrungnir) — 3:49
#10 — Artifact 3/9– 4:44
#11 – Norn chest 2/5 (fury upgrade) – 5:37
#12 – Artifact 4/9 – 6:48
#13 – Artifact 5/9 – 7:15
#14 — Raven 2/6 — 7:39
#15 — Raven 3/6 — 8:01
#16 — Norn Chest 3/5 (health upgrade) — 8:21
#17 — Legendary Mark 2 /6 – 9:04
#18 – Raven 4/6 – 9:48
#19 – Artifact 6/9 – 10:23
#20 – Mystic Gate 2/3 – 10:39
#21 – Legendary Chest 2/5 – 11:01
#22 — Scripted Tongue Chest 1/1 — 11:39
#23 — Norn Chest 4/5 (fury upgrade) — 12:12
#24 — Legendary Chest 3/5 — 13:35
#25 — Legendary Chest 4/5 — 15:24
#26 — Hidden Hall 1/1 — 17:54
#27 — Mystic Gate 3/3 — 18:27
#28 — Valkyrie 1/1 — 19:34
#29 — Raven 5/6 — 21:21
#30 — Artifact 7/9 — 21:44
#31 — Legendary mark 3/6 — 22:07
#32 — Legendary mark 4/6 – 22:36
#33 — Artifact 8/9 — 23:22
#34 — Legendary mark 5/6 — 23:38
#35 — Legendary mark 6/6 — 24:04
#36 — Artifact 9/9 – 24:29
#37 – Raven 6/6 – 24:51
#38 – Legendary Chest 5/5 – 25:06
#39 – Norn Chest 5/5 (upgrade health) – 26:24
Foothills
- Valkyries: 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Shops: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 2
- Legendary chests: 2
- Norn chests: 1
- Hidden halls (not tracked): 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Shop 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Norn Chest 1/1 (fury upgrade) — 0:25
#3 — Legendary Chest – 1:27
#4 – Hidden Hall 1/1 – 2:54
#5 – Raven 1/2 – 3:21
#6 – Mystic Gate 1/1 – 3:52
#7 – Valkyrie 1/1 – 4:05
#8 — Legendary Chest 2/2 — 5:38
#9 — Raven 2/2 — 7:16
Mountain
- Valkyries: 1
- Artifacts: 6
- Mystic Gates: 2
- Shops: 3
- Legendary tags: 7
- Ravens of Odin: 4
- Gaps between worlds: 1
- Legendary chests: 3
- Norn chests: 2
- Purple Crypt Language Chest (Untracked): 2
- Hidden halls (not tracked): 1
- Shrines of Yotnur: 1 (Ymir, not tracked)
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Raven 1/4 — 0:05
#2 — Artifact 1/6 — 1:06
#3 — Legendary Mark 1/7 — 9:039
#4 — Norn Chest 1/2 (Rage Upgrade) — 2:39
#5 — Legendary Mark 2/7 — 3:43
#6 — Legendary Mark 3/7 — 4:51
#7 — Legendary Mark 4/7 – 5:52
#8 — Legendary chest 1/3 — 6:23
#9 — Legendary mark 5/7 — 7:32
#10 — Shop 1/3 — 8:03
#11 — Raven 2/4 – 8:23
#12 – Artifact 2/6 – 8:44
#13 – Raven 3/4 – 9:20
#14 – Artifact 3/6 – 9:41
#15 – Hidden Hall 1/1 – 10:32
#16 – Mystic Gate 1/2 – 11:06
#17 – Raven 4/4 – 11:42
#18 – Valkyrie 1/1 – 12:09
# 19 — Mystic Gate 2/2 — 13:45
#20 — Tongue Inscription Chest 1/2 — 14:59
#21 — Artifact 4/6 — 15:23
#22 — Mythic Clarity Armor Set Piece 1/3 — 15:50
#23 – Legendary Mark 6/7 – 16:06
#24 – Shrine of Jotnur 1/1 (Ymir) – 17:36
#25 – Norn Chest 2/2 (upgrade health) – 18:24
#26 – Artifact 5/6 – 19:36
#27 – Legendary Chest 2/3 – 20:08
#28 – Shop 2/3 – 20:53
#29 – Secret Language Chest 2/2 – 21: 11
#30 – Rift between worlds 1/1 – 22:14
#31 – Shop 3/3 – 22:59
#32 – Part of Mythic Clarity armor set 2/3 – 23:14
#33 – Artifact 6/6 – 23:39
#34 – Mythic Clarity Armor Set Piece 3/3 – 24:01
#35 – Legendary Mark 7/7 – 24:52
#36 – Legendary Chest 3/3 – 26:09
Velunder mines
- Requests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Shops: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Legendary tags: 3
- Legendary chests: 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/1 (Second Hand Soul) — 0:05
#2 — Raven 1/1 — 1:08
#3 — Mystic Gate 1 — 1:44
#4 — Legendary mark 1/3 — 1:56
#5 — Shop 1/1 — 2:25
#6 — Legendary mark 2/3 — 2:53
#7 – Legendary Chest 1/1 – 3:08
#8 – Legendary Mark 3/3 – 4:34
Landsuter Mines
- Requests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Shops: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 2
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/1 (Malachite God) — 0:05
#2 — Raven 1/2 — 0:55
#3 — Mystic Gate – 2:29
#4 – Shop 1/1 – 2:42
#5 – Raven 2/2 – 2:50
Fafnir’s Vault
- Requests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Shops: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 5
- Legendary chests: 1
- Norn chests: 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/1 (Fafnir’s Treasure) — 0:05
#2 — Raven 1/5 — 1:18
#3 — Mystic Gate 1:59
#4 — Shop 1/1 — 2:28
#5 — Raven 2/5 — 2:41
#6 — Raven 3/5 — 3:10
#7 — Raven 4/ 5 — 3:39
#8 — Norn chests 1/1 (fury upgrade) — 3:58
#9 — Raven 5/5 — 4:50
#10 — Legendary chest 1/1 — 5:28
Citadel Northrie
- Requests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 2
- Shops: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 2
- Legendary tags: 2
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/1 (Family Business) — 0:05
#2 — Mystic Gate 1/2 — 0:53
#3 — Raven 1/2 — 1:32
#4 — Shop 1/1 — 2:29
#5 — Mystic Gate 2/2 — 2:36
#6 — Raven 2/2 — 2:47
#7 — Legendary mark 1/2 — 3:56
#8 — Legendary mark 2/2 — 4:06
Conunsguard
- Requests: 9017
- Mystic Gates: 2
- Shops: 1
- Gaps between worlds: 1
- Legendary chests: 1
- Legendary tags: 2
- Norn chests: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 5
- Shrines of Jotnur: 1 (Starkadr, untraceable)
- Dragons (count as requests): 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/2 (Glory to the King) — 0:05
#2 — Mystic Gate 1/2 — 1:17
#3 — Legendary Mark 1/2 – 2:13
#4 – Shop 1/1 – 2:55
#5 – Raven 1/5 – 3:06
#6 – Mystic Gate 2/2 – 3:30
#7 — Raven 2/5 — 4:00
#8 — Raven 3/5 — 5:10
#9 — Raven 4/5 — 5:38
#10 — Legendary Mark 2/2 — 6:15
#11 — Dragon / Request 2/2 (Dragon: Reginn’s Flame) — 6:37
#12 — Yotnur’s Shrine 1/1 (Starkadr) — 8:09
#13 — Raven 5/5 – 9:15
#14 – Legendary Chest 1/1 – 9:30
#15 – Norn Chest 1/1 (fury upgrade) – 10:26
#16 – Rift Between Worlds 1/1 – 11: 34
Raven Rocks
- Legendary chests: 1
- Norn chests: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Artifacts: 1
- 1
Purple Crypt-Language Chest (Untracked):
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Tongue Secret Inscription Chest 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Artifact 1/1 — 2:33
#3 — Raven 2 1/1: 41
#4 — Norn Chest 1/1 (fury upgrade) — 2:58
#5 – Legendary Chest 1/1 – 6:16
Lookout Tower
- Norn Chests: 1
- Artifacts: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- 1
Purple Crypt-Language Chest (Untracked):
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Tongue Secret Inscription Chest 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Raven 1/1 — 0:46
#3 — Artifact 1/1: 43
#4 — Norn Chest 1/1 — 2:01
Isle of Death
- Legendary chests: 2
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Artifacts: 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Raven 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Artifact 1/1 — 0:37
#3 — Legendary chest 1/2 — 2003 2003
#4 — Legendary chest 2/2 — 2:23
Iron Cove
- Legendary chests: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 1
Video-guide
#1-Raven 1/1-0:05
#2-Legendary chest 1/1-2:48
Forgotten caves
- requests: 1
- Norn chests: 1
- Artifacts: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 2
- 1
Purple Crypt-Language Chest (Untracked):
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Request 1/1 (Undead Spirit: Dead Freight) — 0:05
#2 — Tongue Inscription Chest 1/1 — 1:14
#3 — Artifact 1/1 — 2:07
#4 — Raven 1/2 — 2:16
#5 — Norn Chest 1 /1 (improved health) — 2:39
#6 — Raven 2/2 — 3:14
Light Elf Outpost
- Rifts between worlds: 1
- Legendary chests: 1
- Norn chests: 1
- Hidden halls (not tracked): 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Hidden Hall 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Norn Chest 1/1 (health upgrade) — 0:48
#3 — Legendary Chest 1/1 — 4:14
#4 – Rift Between Worlds 1/1 – 05:39
Ruins of the Ancients
The map doesn’t show any collectibles in the Ruins of the Ancients, but there is one purple chest with a language script, as well as mystical gate (counts for the «Shore of Nine» region).
- Purple chests with scripted languages (not tracked): 1
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 – Language Secret Inscription Chest 1/1 – 0:05
Storm Vault
- Legendary chests:
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Requests: 1
- Legendary chests: 2
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Artifacts: 1
- Artifacts: 6
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Requests: 1
- Shops: 1
- Legendary Marks: 6
- Legendary chests: 1
- Norn chests: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 3
- Shrines of Jotnur: 1 (Skadi, untraceable)
- Dragons (count as requests): 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Legendary tags: 1
- Valkyrie Queen: 1
- Gaps between worlds: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Shops: 1
- Requests: 1
- Dragons (count as requests): 1
- Legendary Marks: 3 9017
- Legendary chests: 2
- Norn chests: 1
- Mystic Gates: 1
- Purple Crypt-Script Chest: 2 languages (not tracked)
- Jotnur Shrines: 1 (Bergelmir, untraceable)
- Requests: 1
- Mystical Gate: 2
- 0
- Shops: 1
- Valkyries: 1
- Ravens of Odin: 2
- Requests: 1
- Legendary tags: 7
- Rifts between worlds: 4
- Ravens of Odin: 1
- Legendary chests: 1
- Artifacts: 4
- Mystic Gates: 10
- Purple Chests with Script Languages: 2 (not tracked on the map)
- Jotnur Shrines: 2 (Jörmungandr; Hold, not tracked on the map)
- chests:
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Raven 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Legendary chest 1/2 — 0:42
#3 — Legendary chest 2/2 —
Stone Waterfall
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Raven 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Artifact 1/1 — 0:59
#3 — Legendary Chest 1/9 18:18
#4 — Legendary Chest 2/2 — 1:58
#5 — Request 1/1 (Spirit Undead: Hammerfall) — 3:02
Veithurgard
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Legend Mark 1/6 — 0:05
#2 — Shop 1/1 — 2:14
#3 — Legendary mark 2/6 — 2:23
#4 — Legendary mark 3/6 — 3:21
#5 — Raven 1/3 — 3:38
#6 — Mystic Gate 1/1 — 4:42
#7 — Artifact 1/6 — 5:27
#8 — Artifact 2/6 — 7:01
#9 — Legendary Mark 4/6 – 7:33
#10 – Raven 2/3 – 8:07
#11 – Artifact 3/6 – 8:42
#12 – Artifact 4/6 – 8:57
#13 – Norn Chest 1/1 – 9:12
#14 – Raven 3/3 – 10:34
#15 — Legendary Mark 5/6 — 11:03
#16 — Shrine of Jotnur 1/1 (Skadi) — 11:24
#17 — Artifact 5/6 — 12:53
#18 — Artifact 6/6 – 13:11
#19 – Legendary Mark 6/6 – 14:19
#20 – Legendary Chest 1/1 – 14:42
#21 – Dragon / Request 1/1 (Dragon: Imprisoned Otra) — 16:26
Council of the Valkyries
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 – Raven 1/1 – 0:05
#2 – Tongue Script Chest 1/1 – 0:40
#3 – Rift Between Worlds 1/1 – 1:15
#4 — Legendary Mark 1/1 — 1:26
#5 — Dragon / Request 1/1 — 2:16
#6 — Shop 1/1 — 4:46
#7 — Mystic Gate 1/1 — 5:31
#8 — Valkyrie Queen 1/1 — 6:25
Temple of Tyr
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Mystic Gate 1/1 — 0:05
#2 — Legendary Chest 1/2 — 0:27
#3 — Norn Chest 1/1 (health upgrade) — 1:42
# 4 – Legendary mark 1/3 – 3:24
#5 – Sanctuary of Jotnur 1/1 (Bergelmir) – 4:28
#6 – Language script chest 1/2 – 6:16
#7 – Legendary Marker 2/3 – 7:03
#8 – Legendary Chest 2/2 – 7:14
#9 – Language Cryptography Chest 2/2 – 8:37
#10 – Legendary Marker 3/3 – 9:04
Bricklayer’s Channel
Video guide
#1-Request 1/1 (NOT SPECIAL: Anatomy of Hope)-0:05
Tamura 9000
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Mystic Gate 1/2 — 0:05
#2 — Raven 1/2 — 0:30
#3 — Hidden Hall /1 — 0:45
#4 — Shrine of Jotnur 1/1 (Tamur) — 0:58
#5 — Mystic Gate 2/2 — 1:30
#6 — Raven 2/2 – 2:06
#7 – Valkyrie 1/1 – 2:24
#8 – Shop 1/1 (Unmissable during story quest “Magic Cutter”, but can’t be returned after completing the story) – 3 :29
Nine Shores
VIDEO GUIDE
#1 — Artifact 1/4 — 0:05
#2 — Legendary Chest 1/1 — 0:29
#3 — Sanctuary of Jörmun/2 0:58
#4 — Legendary Mark 1/7 — 1:51
#5 — Legendary Mark 2/7 — 2:10
#6 — World Rift 1/4 — 2:26
#7 — Legendary Mark 3/7 – 2:46
#8 – Tongue Inscription Chest 1/2 – 3:37
#9 – Legendary Mark 4/7 – 3:54
#10 – Request 1/1 (Undead Spirit : Unfinished Business) – 3:54
#11 – Mystic Gate 1/10 – 5:30
#12 – Jotnur’s Sanctuary 2/2 (Hold) – 5:59
#13 – Tongue Script Chest 2/ 2 – 6:44
#14 — Mystic Gate 2/10 — 7:10
#15 — Artifact 2/4 — 7:25
#16 — Raven 1/1 — 8:01
#17 — Mystic Gate 3/10 – 8:15
#18 – Rift between worlds 2/4 – 8:25
#19 – Mystic Gate 4/10 – 8:35
#20 – Legendary mark 5/7 – 9:26
# 21 — Legendary Mark 6/7 — 9:58
#22 — Mystic Gate 5/10 — 10:49
#23 — Legendary Mark 7/7 — 11:12
#24 — Rift Between Worlds 3/4 – 12:00
#25 — Mystic Gate 6/10 — 12:44
#26 — Mystic Gate 7/10 — 13:10
#27 — Mystic Gate 8/10 — 13:31
#28 — Artifact 3/ 4 – 13:54
#29 – Artifact 4/4 – 14:22
#30 – Mystic Gate 9/10 – 14:57
#31 – Rift between worlds 4/4 – 15:07
# 32 — Mystic Gate 10/10 — 15:17
Belly of the Beast
Purple Chests with Cipher Languages (not tracked): 1
This location is available for a very short time in the story towards the end of the story (unmissable).
