God of War

### Bosses

* Hydra - A massive multi-headed sea serpent. As the game's main narrative begins, Kratos has been assigned by Poseidon, the God of the Sea, to kill the beast, which has been challenging his sovereignty by destroying ships and killing sailors. Many of Hydra's heads attacked the fleet, forcing Kratos to battle them until he found the Hydra King, the central, largest head that controlled all others, which also heals the other heads. Kratos kills it by impaling its main head on the mast of a ship; when the Hydra King dies, the smaller heads follow, bursting open in grisly fashion. The Hydra is the first boss in God of War and may be considered to be the one which started the God of War' tradition to implement epic, gigantic boss fights.

* Medusa - The Queen of Gorgons appears as a sub-boss early in the game. She is amongst the army of Ares which besieges Athens. Her attacks and appearance are similar to other Gorgons, but she has more health. Aphrodite considers her an abomination and requests Kratos to kill her. Kratos obeys the Goddess and rips off her head and uses it against his enemies.
* Pandora's Guardian - A twenty (20) feet tall, undead minotaur wearing nearly impenetrable armor. It guards the tomb of the Architect's son in the segment of the Temple of Pandora dedicated to Hades. Judging by the fact that a ballista is present in the Guardian's Chamber, it was apparently placed there as a final test to anyone who had made it that far through the temple in an attempt to claim Pandora's Box. Kratos kills it by first chipping away its chest and hand armor and helmet and then firing the ballista at it, impaling it to a door; in its death thrones, the beast's hoof smashes open a sealed door, allowing Kratos to proceed.
* Ares - The God of War himself. He is the one who gives Kratos his power, Blades of Chaos and madness, and the one responsible for the death of Kratos' family. He appears as a giant, massive human with flaming hair, wearing dark red armor. When Kratos claims Pandora's Box and takes all its power into himself, he becomes nearly the same size and capacity as his nemesis, and the final battle ensues. In one-on-one battle, Ares summons six sword-like tentacles out of his back. During their battle, Ares trapped Kratos in an illusion which required Kratos to battle his Doppelgängers, having to prevent them from killing his family again. Although Kratos did succeed in killing the Doppelgängers, Ares made the Blades of Chaos redo the killing of Calliope and Lysandra. Kratos defeated Ares using Blade of the Gods, and then impaled him, causing him to explode.

### Characters

* Kratos - The titular character and the main protagonist, a Spartan warrior and demigod with an incredible set of superhuman godly powers due to his blood divine heritage of a God, who swears revenge against Ares for betraying him and for making him turn his Baldes of Chaos on his wife and daughter. After exacting revenge against Ares at the end of the game, Kratos succeeded him by becoming the new God of War (which the first game explains that Kratos is the titular character of the series, not Ares).

* Athena - The Goddess of War and Wisdom, she is the most prominent Goddess who helps Kratos on his quest.

* Ares - The God of War who caused Kratos to murder his own family, and is now the target of his revenge. He is killed by Kratos at the end of the game. He is the main antagonist.

* Village Oracle - An elderly woman who resides in the Village of Athena. However, Kratos and his men burned everything to the ground. She bears a glowing Omega necklace, hinting that she works for/is Ares, and warned Kratos of going into the temple, as his wife and child were inside. She attached their ashes to his skin after their death.

* Oracle of Athens - A servant to Athena who seeks to help Kratos in his quest to vanquish Ares. It was she who told Kratos of Pandora's Box and where it was located, sending him through the Desert of Lost Souls to find The Sirens. Just before the final battle with Ares, the Oracle is found, dying and lamenting the fall of Athens.

* Grave Digger - A mysterious man digging a grave on the edge of Athens, his exact agenda is unknown but it turns out he is digging an opening to The Underworld, just in time for Kratos to escape from that place. It is implied that he is one of the Gods of Olympus and might have been Zeus himself, this theory is furthered in Ghost of Sparta as the Grave Digger costume allows the player to play as Zeus, however, it is only possible to play as him in the combat arena.

* Body Burner - The first person to enter the Temple of Pandora and in his own words the first to die. Punished for his failure, the Gods told him to burn the bodies of anyone who dies in the temple, he is immortal of spirit but not of the body, hence his rotting visage. Only the Body Burner can unlock the doors to Pandora's Temple for Kratos.

* Pathos Verdes III - This man was a zealot who - according to the Body Burner - lived only to serve the Gods but went mad trying. He constructed the entire Temple of Pandora while slipping deeper into his madness and the rumor is that he's still alive, still inside, trying to appease the Gods who abandoned him years ago. Towards the end of Pandora's Temple, Kratos discovers that in his madness Pathos murdered his wife (fearing she would interfere with his completion of the temple) and then committed suicide. Pathos and Kratos share similarities in that they are both servants of the gods who lose their families and perhaps their minds in service to the gods of Olympus.

* Lysandra and Calliope - Kratos' wife and child, In the past they were the only people who did not fear Kratos, but sadly they were both killed by Kratos when he was deceived by Ares at the massacre of the temple of Athena. They reappear later as a cruel illusion forged by the God of War in an attempt to defeat Kratos in battle when Kratos proved stronger than Ares thought. They were killed again when the Blades of Chaos were commanded to impale them by their master, The God Of War.

* The Narrator - An unseen, omniscient voice that narrates the story of Kratos to the player throughout the game's cutscenes. In *God of War II,* it is revealed that the narrator is actually the voice of Gaia, the Titan, who has been watching Kratos' exploits through the story in the first game.

### Enemies

1. Undead Legionnaires - Ares' army of the undead. Dressed in the armor of ancient Greek Warriors, they appear as demonic skeletons with bits of decaying flesh clinging to their bones. A frequently encountered enemy, they sometimes come in clusters and are quite varied; early on they wear little armor and wield short swords, but as the game progresses, they begin to appear wielding larger swords and wearing heavier armor and eventually end up wielding massive shields and scythes.
2. Undead Archers - A unique variety of Undead Legionnaires, they engage Kratos in combat by attacking him from afar with flaming arrows that explode on impact, and carry no swords, shields, or other melee equipment. They usually appear either in pairs or in groups. Though their arrows are strong, and Kratos can easily be killed in a barrage of them, the archers are among the physically weakest of the legionnaires when engaged in hand-to-hand combat.
3. Minotaurs - A species of anthropomorphic bulls, appearing to be about eight feet tall. They walk on their hind legs and carry a variety of massive axes. Over the course of the game, the Minotaurs that Kratos encounters become larger, more powerful, and more heavily armored and well armed. Kratos can kill them by thrusting a sword in their open mouths and out the back of their heads.
4. Cyclops - Squat giants with a single eye in the middle of their foreheads. They resemble the stereotypical depiction of cavemen. They attack Kratos either with their fists or with giant clubbed weapons.
5. Harpies - Monsters with the heads of bald, deformed women, and the bodies of bats. They usually appear in large groups to attack Kratos. Individually weak, they can easily overpower Kratos as part of a group attack. In addition to biting and slashing Kratos with their fangs and talons, they can cause their own bodies to start on fire and dive bomb Kratos.
6. Wraiths - The vengeful ghosts of those who died in combat opposing Ares; utterly consumed by the rage in which they died, they now attack any living thing that comes near them. They appear as eyeless, emaciated humans with decaying flesh and bladed arms. Instead of legs, their waists terminate in clouds of black smoke from which they float. They can collapse themselves into this smoke and float around beneath the earth, exploding up from beneath Kratos' feet to attack him.
7. Gorgons - Humanoid-sized, green, reptilian creatures with the heads, arms, and breasts of women and the bodies of snakes; instead of hair, their heads are covered by masses of writhing asps. They emit beams of energy from their eyes which can turn living things to solid stone.
8. Sirens - Creatures which resemble deformed women with long bangs obscuring their monstrous faces. Dressed in flowing white tunics, they float around the Desert of Lost Souls, singing songs to lure treasure hunters to them, and then killing their victims. Their death shrieks emit sonic waves which reveal and open the path to Pandora's Temple. Another group of Sirens later attacks Kratos just before Pandora's Temple, and later on inside the temple.
9. Satyrs - A giant, anthropomorphic goats 6-7 feet tall that walk about on their hind legs. Skilled warriors, they wear heavy armor and wield giant ornate staves with large blades on either end, which they either use as axes or to attack with spinning motions. They are the most skilled enemies in the game in terms of hand-to-hand combat, and the most capable of putting up a sustained defense against Kratos' attacks.
10. Centaurs - They were the servants of Hades, who only appear in the section of Pandora's Temple built to honor him, and in the pits of Hades itself. They are half-human, half-horse; their human half is comprised of a demonic, armored man from the head to the waist. The waist transitions into a horse's body, the human half of the Centaur taking place of the horse's head and neck. They wield swords, spears and sometimes have bows and arrows which they shoot as they circle around Kratos.
11. Cerberus - It is a giant, three-headed demonic dogs/wolves who is approximately about 8-10 feet tall that breathe fire. They are the most physically powerful enemy that Kratos faces aside from Cyclops. They can also spawn infant Cerberi, which rapidly mature into Cerberus if not killed.
12. Cerberus Seeds - Tiny, puppy-like demonic dogs that breathe fire and are capable of curling themselves into a ball, engulfing themselves in flames, and lunging at an enemy. If left alive, they rapidly mature into Cerberus.

## God of War II

### Bosses

* Colossus of Rhodes
* Theseus
* Barbarian King
* Mole Cerberus
* Euryale
* Perseus
* Icarus
* Last Spartan
* Kraken
* Lahkesis and Atropos - Sisters of Fate
* Clotho - Sisters of Fate
* Zeus

### Enemies

1. Rhodes Soldier: These warriors are mere mortals and are no match even for a weakened Kratos.
2. Rhodes Archer: Archers of the Rhodes Army.
3. Undead Legionnaire: The undead warriors return, but not as usual as in God of War.
4. Undead Archer: Undead warrior with a bow returns.
5. Cursed Legionnaire: The strongest version of the Undead Legionnaires return in God of War II.
6. Cursed Archer: The strongest version of the Undead Archers.
7. Legionnaire Captain: The most powerful type of Legionnaires return in God of War II.
8. Hades Legionnaire: The different version of Legionnaire Captain returns.
9. Fates Sentry: The Satyr-like worshipers of Fate, and the most common enemies of the game.
10. Fates Guardian: The strongest version of Fates Sentry.
11. Hades Fiend: Dangerous feminine undead warriors that can create fireballs, and throw them from a distance.
12. Cursed Remains: These resurrected skeletons can only be defeated by being completely shattered.
13. Fates Juggernaut: Massive, hulking minion of the Fates armed with a flail.
14. Hades Juggernaut: The different version of the Fates Juggernaut.
15. Wraith of Athens: These undead abomination, already known by Kratos, are again his enemies.
16. Wraith of Asphodel: The strongest version of the Wraith of Athens.
17. Satyr: Powerful warriors armed with a staff, returning from God of War.
18. Satyr Champion: The strongest version of the standard Satyr.
19. Beast Lord: Small, but dangerous Satyr-like servant of Fates. It can summon Cyclops, and take control over them.
20. Barbarian Mercenary: Undead Barbarians.
21. High Priest of the Fates: These enemies are spell-casters who can teleport, summon more enemies, and drain Kratos' magic, making the task to kill them harder.
22. Harpy: The standard Harpy return in God of War II.
23. Cursed Harpy: The strongest version of the standard Harpy.
24. Hades Harpy: Harpy covered in flames.
25. Nymph: The small, flying enemies that live in hives.
26. Hades Nymph: The exploding version of the standard Nymph.
27. Minotaur Grunt: The standard Minotaur return in God of War II.
28. Erebus Minotaur: Minotaur covered in ice.
29. Hades Minotaur: These fat Minotaurs are unlike the other members of their kind.
30. Titan Minotaur: The strongest of Kratos' enemies on Island of Creation, these ancient, stone beasts are formidable opponents. Only three are encountered during the game.
31. Cyclops Tyrant: Unarmed Cyclops.
32. Cyclops Berserker: Cyclops with a giant tree trunk.
33. Cyclops Brute: Cyclops with a giant jawbone.
34. Gorgon: The standard Gorgon return in God of War II.
35. Gorgon Assassin: A more dangerous version of the standard Gorgon.
36. Gorgon Queen: The most powerful type of Gorgon found in God of War Series.
37. Desert Siren: These singing beasts already made an appearance in God of War.
38. Siren Widow: The Sirens of Island of Creation are different from the ones Kratos encountered earlier.
39. Wild Cerberus: Cerberus with horns in the middle head.
40. Mole Cerberus: The strongest version of the Wild Cerberus.
41. Cerberus Breeder: The standard Cerberus return in God of War II.
42. Rabid Hound: Monstrous dogs that guards the Island of Creation.
43. Cerberus Seed: The puppy-like demonic dogs return in God of War II.
44. Wild Boar: Aggressive creatures native to the Island of Creation.
45. Griffin: Gigantic creature which patrol the waters around the Island of Creation.
46. Griffin Rider: The pilot of the Griffins.
47. Raven: Unique creatures (and challenges) Kratos faces and kills during the ride on Pegasus. These giant birds tried to make Kratos fall off his mount, but he eventually jumped on its back and broke its neck.

## God of War Betrayal

### Bosses

* Argos
* Ceryx

### Enemies

1. Greek Soldier: Mere humans protecting the Greek cities from the ravaging God of War.
2. Dead Riders: These undead horsemen are sent by Hades to collect souls of those who are dead.
3. Minotaurs: Mighty critters that appear in the city as a sign from the Gods.
4. Cerberi: These three headed beasts are the minions of Hades that try to stop Kratos.
5. Undead Legionnaires: Hades' undead army come to Greece in order to stop Kratos from reaching the Assassin.

## God of War Chains of Olympus

### Bosses

* Basilisk
* Persian King (with efreet)
* Charon - the ferry man
* Persephone

### Enemies

1. Armored Cyclops
2. Banshee
3. Cyclopes
4. Fire Guard
5. Fire Sentry
6. Gorgon
7. Gorgon Queen
8. Harpy
9. Cursed Harpy
10. Harpling
11. Cursed Harpling
12. Hoplite
13. Hoplite Archer
14. Shielded Hoplite
15. Hyperion Guard
16. Death Knight
17. Minotaur
18. Armored Minotaur
19. Morpheus Beast
20. Persian Warrior
21. Persian Archers
22. Two-Sai Satyr
23. Dark Satyr
24. Satyr Grenadier
25. Dark Satyr Grenadier
26. Shade
27. Shade Archer
28. Sphinx

## God of War III

### Bosses

1. Hippocampi
2. Poseidon
3. Hades
4. Helios
5. Hermes
6. Hercules
7. Cronos
8. Hephaestus - Smith God
9. Skorpius - Queen of the Scorpions
10. Zeus - king of olympus

### Enemies

1. Olympus Sentry: Undead Army of Gods. The most common type of enemies will achieve extraordinary amount of units on the screen (about 40).
2. Olympus Legionnaire: Elite branch of Undead warriors guarding Olympus.
3. Cursed Remains: These Undead warriors are similar to Olympus Sentry, but encountered only in Tartarus.
4. Olympus Archer: Undead female archers of Olympus.
5. Olympus Fiend: Undead warriors infused with electrical magic.
6. Olympus Guardian: Shielded Undead defender of Olympus.
7. Olympus Sentinel: Elite version of shielded Undead warriors.
8. Lost Souls: According to the texts of the Trial of Erebus, they are the sinned, condemned souls of the dead who futilely attempt to find a salvation.
9. Stone Talos: Stone warriors made by the Gods as protectors. They carry huge hammers and are strong, but are extremely slow.
10. Bronze Talos: Massive new enemies: brutal, animated statues of bronze. They are similar to the Stone Talos, but even stronger and resistant. A powerful magical energy is seen pulsing inside of them.
11. Centaur General: Unlike the original game, these are the melee fighters who command the Legions of Undead.
12. Cerberus Mongrel: The three-headed beast of Hades. Could be used as a mount when wounded.
13. Hades Cerberus: Fiery, lava-version of Cerberus.
14. Hades Cerberus Whelp: Young Cerberus with only one head, highly explosive.
15. Chimera: Beast with the front of a lion, the back of a goat and the tail of a snake, the first of which serves as the first enemy boss of *God of War III* and is the third boss overall.
16. Cyclops Enforcer: Heavily armored and armed assault beast. First seen in *God of War*.
17. Cyclops Berserker: Basically the same as before, Kratos will have a capacity to take temporary control over them by force.
18. Cyclops Remains: Undead Cyclops that only appear in Tartarus.
19. Harpy: Winged female beasts.
20. Harpy Queen: This elite Harpies are used as transportation tool to overcome pits.
21. Gorgon: The serpent-like green female monster, similar to the ones from the previous games.
22. Gorgon Serpent: Human-like Gorgons. When killed, Kratos uses her head to turn everyone around into stone.
23. Skorpius Spawn: Small scorpions that inhabit caverns. Created by Giant beast, Skorpius.
24. Minotaur Brute: Unarmed Minotaur.
25. Minotaur Elite: Elite, armored Minotaur.
26. Labrys Minotaur: Strongest of axe-wielding Minotaur warriors.
27. Satyrs: These agile beasts are fighting using their battle staff, similar to their previous incarnations.
28. Feral Hound: The attack dog used as part of Olympus Army.
29. Siren Seductress: These deformed women use their songs and magic to defeat Kratos. Similar to Sirens from previous games, but now they can turn invisible.
30. Wraith of Olympus: Magical undead fiends which protect Olympus. The enemies from the first two *God of War* games.

## God of War Ghost of Sparta

### Bosses

1. Scylla: The legendary sea monster.
2. Callisto: Kratos' mother, hideously transformed into a beast.
3. Erinys: Daughter of Thanatos.
4. Piraeus Lion: Gigantic feline beast.
5. Deimos: Kratos' brother.
6. Thanatos: God of Death, the final boss.

### Enemies

1. Cyclops Tyrant
2. Armored Cyclops
3. Gorgon
4. Minotaur
5. Minotaur Brute
6. Geryon
7. Automaton
8. Cursed Remains
9. Rabid Hound
10. Cursed Wretch
11. Harpy
12. Fire Harpling
13. Harpy Widow
14. Hoplite
15. Hoplite Archer
16. Hoplite Guard
17. Hoplite Sentry
18. Dredge of Boreas
19. Boreas Spawn
20. Scylla Brood
21. Keres Wraith
22. Raven
23. Satyr
24. Triton Assassin
25. Triton Soldier
26. Triton Lord

## God of War Ascension

### Bosses

1. Aegaeon the Hecatonchires
2. Chimera
3. Manticore
4. Pollux and Castor
5. Megaera and Tisiphone
6. Alecto and Tisiphone

### Enemies

1. Centaur General: Similar to the generals in *God of War III**.***
2. Cerberus: The three-headed beast of Hades. Could be used as mount when wounded. They look close to Mongrels, but they are stronger and have new powers, like underworld teleporting and soul shield.
3. Chimera: The chimeras return and have different color from *God of War III* and uses ice attacks. Only one is encountered in the Tower of Delphi.
4. Cyclops Berserker: Large cyclops brutes that can be grappled then ridden to stomp out smaller enemies.
5. Delos Warriors: Powerful women equipped with spears.
6. Elemental Talos: This new type of Talos is dressed in similar fashion to Hades. These Talos can come with various elemental attacks, each Talos either uses fire, ice, lightning, or soul, similar to Kratos' magics.
7. Elephantaur: A new species of Juggernaut, Kratos kills these large elephant monsters by cutting open their heads and exposing the brain.
8. Empusa: Fiery female monster with green spikes instead of limbs.
9. Feral Hounds: Attack canines return from *God of War III*.
10. Hooded Gorgon: These Gorgons have a new appearance, looking more like cobras and are very colorful.
11. Harpy: The standard Harpy returns in *God of War: Ascension*.
12. Harpy Queen: These Harpies return from *God of War III*
13. Manticore Hatchling: Smaller versions of the manticore, they hatch from eggs.
14. Megaera's Minions: Humans and hounds infected and mutated into monsters by Megaera's parasites.
15. Megaera's Parasites: Tiny green insects that originate from Megaera. Able to mutate creatures as small as a human and as large as a Hecatonchires into insect-like monsters*.*
16. Satyrs: Standard enemies, the satyrs carry weapons that can be used by Kratos.
17. Satyr Fodder: Smaller satyrs that uses range type weapons.
18. Satyr General: The Satyr General is bigger than his fellow satyrs and wields a bigger sword. They command hoards of common satyrs.
19. Siren Sybil: The Sirens Sybill are powerful female monsters, now harnessing the power of Zeus.
20. Spartan Illusions: In one of the Furies' illusions, Kratos fights Megaera, who commands imaginary Spartan warriors.
21. Wraith of Hades: Very powerful Wraiths able to summon spirits of themselves. The Wraiths appear throughout the God of War series.

## God of War IV

### Bosses

* Daudi Kaupmadr - First Troll
* The Stranger - Baldur
* Brenna Daudi - Fire Troll
* Daudi Hamarr - Fire Troll
* First Ogre
* Soul Eater - Corrupted Ancient
* Svartaljofurr - Dark Elf King
* Jarn Fotr - Frost Troll
* Hraezlyr - Dragon in the Mountain
* Stonebeard King - Frost Troll
* Magni & Modi - Sons of Thor
* Mattugr Helson - The Bridge Keeper Troll
* Grendel of the Frost and Grendel of the Ashes
* Sigrun - Valkyrie Queen
* Baldur - god of light

### Characters

* Brok
* Freya
* Sindri

### Enemies

#### Primordial

* Draugr
* Draugr Dual Weald
* Draugr Explosive
* Draugr Power Weapon
* Draugr Projectile
* Draugr Shield
* Draugr Speed
* Heavy Draugr
* Soul Eater
* Stone Ancient

#### Seidr

* Brood
* Nightmare
* Nightmare Parisite
* Exploding Nightmare
* Legion
* Reaver
* Revenant Posion
* Revenant Summoner
* Shadow
* Traveller
* Traveller Champion
* Viken

#### Beast

* Fierce Ogre
* Ogre
* Poison Wolf
* Rabid Wolf
* Reginn
* Tatzelwurm
* Cursed Tatzelwurm
* Wulver
* Fierce Wulver

#### Hel-Walker

* Hel-Brood
* Hel-Reaver
* Hel-Reaver Guard
* Hel-Reaver Lord
* Hel-Revenant
* Hel-Shadow Archer
* Hel-Shadow Scout
* Hel-Traveller
* Hel-Viken
* Ice Nightmare

#### Elves

* Dark Elf
* Dark Elf Lord
* Dark Elf Summoner
* Dark Elf Warrior
* The Light Elves
* Gloom Nightmare

## God of War Ragnarok

### Bosses

* Bjorn - a bear
* Thor - god of storm
* The Huntress - a stalker
* Dreki - a river dragon
* Alva - light elf queen
* Gryla - a giant
* Vanadis - freya
* Forest Ancient - an Ancient of the forest
* Fiske - a Einherjar Captain
* Nidhogg - the giant lindwyrm protector of Yggdrasil
* The Maven - a light elf
* Frost Phantom - a phantom
* Gravel Belly - a drake
* Visi Haglkorn - a ice troll
* Oluf Nautson - Kol Raider Chief
* Hardrefill the Callous - a berserker
* Ormstunga - a wicked grim
* Garm - the helheim hound
* Hjalti the Stolid - a berserker
* Blatonn - wulver alpha
* Heimdall and Gulltoppr - god of foresight
* Egil the Oath Guard - a traveler
* Crag Jaw - a drake
* Soul Eater - a corrupted ancient
* The Corpse Eater - a dragon
* Haklangr the Bearded - a berserker
* The Ash Tyrant - a dragon
* Vali the Oath Guard - a traveler
* The Crimson Dread - a dragon
* Fraekni the Zealous - a berserker
* Flame Phantom - a collection of wisps
* Soul Eaters - a corrupted ancient
* Hrist & Mist - a pair of valkyrie
* Miklimunnr - a fire troll
* The Untamed Fury - a fierce stalker
* Bodvar the Fierce and Starolfr the Troublesome - two berserkers
* Beigadr the Feared - a berserker
* Stinnr and Sterkr - two Einherjar Captains
* Svipdagr the Cold and Sisters of Illska - three berserkers
* Hvitserkr the Bold - a berserker
* Slag Horn - a drake
* Flame Phantom - a collection of wisps
* Skjothendi the Unerring - a berserker
* The Everlasting - a dragon
* The Raven Keeper and The Pale One - a Revenant and a dragon
* King Hrolf Kraki - the berserker king
* Valkyrie Queen Gna - a Valkyrie
* Thor - the giant slayer
* Odin - the king of the asir
* Modi (Valhalla dlc) - the memory of Modi
* Magni (Valhalla dlc) - the memory of Magni
* Tyr (Valhalla dlc) - a dual with tyr

### Enemies

#### Midgardian

* Raider
* Raider Scout
* Raider Chief
* Kol Raider
* Kol Raider Scout
* Kol Raider Chief
* Traveller
* Traveller Champion

#### Beast

* Tatzelwurm
* Cursed Tatzelwurm
* Wretch
* Wild Wretch
* Exploding Wretch
* Dragon - boss
* Nightmare
* Nightmare Parasite
* Exploding Nightmare
* Ice Nightmare
* Gloom Nightmare
* Drake - boss
* Lindwyrms
* Gulon
* Cursed Gulon
* Wyvern
* Dodher Wyvern
* Flame Gradungr
* Frost Gradungr
* Dodher Gradungr
* Dreki

#### Primordial

* Forest Ancient
* Ice Ancient
* Fire Ancient
* Soul Eater
* Draugr
* Draugr Lord
* Draugr Brute
* Draugr Guard
* Draugr Fiend
* Draugr Butcher
* Draugr Scout
* Wight
* Wisp
* Cursed Wisp
* Dodher Wisp
* Flame Phantom
* Frost Phantom

#### Elves

* Dark Elf
* Dark Elf Warrior
* Dark Elf Summoner
* Dark Elf Lord
* Light Elf
* Light Elf Warrior
* Light Elf Mystic
* Light Elf Slayer

#### Hel-Walker

* Hel-Raider
* Hel-Raider Scout
* Hel-Raider Chief
* Hel-Reaver
* Hel-Shadow
* Hel-Shadow Archer
* Hel-Brood
* Hel-Viken
* Hel-Revenant
* Hel-Traveller

#### Monsters

* Grim
* Cursed Grim
* Wicked Grim
* Bergsra
* Bergsra Mother - fully grown grim
* Fierce Ogre
* Stalker
* Fierce Stalker
* Troll - bosses
* Wulver
* Fierce wulver

#### Seidr

* Reaver
* Shadow
* Legion
* Nokken
* Cursed Nokken
* Viken - leader of the Reavers
* Revenant
* Revenant Hag

#### Aesir

1. Einherjar
2. Einherjar Warrior
3. Einherjar Brute
4. Einherjar Archer
5. Einherjar Tamer
6. Einherjar Rider
7. Einherjar Captain
8. Odin's Ravens

#### Greek

1. Undead Legionnaire
2. Harpy
3. Cyclops
4. Legionnaire Captain
5. Siren
6. Wraith
7. Minotaur
8. Centaur

## Others

1. Mares - mentioned in the nightmare lore
2. Berserker - mentioned in the wulver lore