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Dragan | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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Dragans are some of Lazarevic 's toughest soldiers. They wear ceramic body armor which includes full body bullet-resistant vest covered in ceramic bulletproof plating, a black Kevlar ski mask, a helmet, and goggles (bullet-resistant as well) .

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Spyder | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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Oh! I have glass in my feet! Spyder when hit in multiplayer.

Spyder has been described as having a "knack for acrobatics and rock star/bad boy behavior". Through his quotes in different multiplayer mods, Jeremy is shown as a cheerful, carefree, and relaxed person. Spyder throws different comments when he is hit or taking objects (such as Plunder) during game matches, throwing mostly jokes regarding an injury or the weight of the idol.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Yemen | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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A large portion of the map is taken up by alleyways and houses. Alternately, the center of the map offers a long range approach, based around an open courtyard. Overlooking the central courtyard is a mounted turret and two towers, ideal for sniping. These two towers are accessible via two ladders on each, and offer cover at the top in the form of a low wall. A zipline leads down from each tower to one of two opposing balconies. Both balconies contain a low wall which provides cover. These two balconies overlook the central courtyard.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Talbot | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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Talbot is somewhat sadistic, and violent when aggravated. He also seems deeply attached to Marlowe as he expresses deep rage when Drake fails to rescue her. He also will manipulate others to do things for him such as when he drugged Cutter to give him his notebook. He also shows above average intelligence, because when he was fleeing from Drake, he knew if he attempted to fight in the open, both of them would have been captured by the Yemen Police Force.

Characters in Drake's Deception Heroes Nathan Drake · Victor Sullivan · Elena Fisher · Chloe Frazer · Charlie Cutter · Salim Villains Katherine Marlowe · Talbot · Rameses Historical/Lore T. E. Lawrence · Francis Drake · John Dee Factions The Bedouins · Djinn · Rameses's Pirates · Hired Thugs · The Order Katherine Marlowe's agents Harris · Brute Multiplayer Custom Villain · Custom Hero · Dead Agent · Capture Trooper · Spyder · Zoran Lazarević's soldiers · Atoq Navarro · Gabriel Roman · Prakoso · Jeff Wynia · Karl Schäfer · Tenzin · Doughnut Drake · Doughnut Lazarević · Doughnut Talbot · Dead Explorer · Marco Polo · Skelzor · Genghis Khan Co-op Zoran Lazarević · Harry Flynn · Eddy Raja · Draza

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A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Panamanian prison guards | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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They are corrupt, cruel, and violent individuals. They intimidate the prisoners through torture and persuasion to demand respect, they even kill prisoners unnecessarily. They use terribly advanced security, some guards can be seen beating a prisoner, begging for mercy

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They were first seen in the first chapter of the game escorting Nate to the prison courtyard for the fight with Gustavo. Then during the prison fight, the guards broke the fight, resulting in Gustavo's implied death. Then when Vargas attempted to blackmail the Drake brothers and Rafe, Rafe killed Vargas. Vargas' death resulted in the trio escaping prison.
The Trainwreck: Difference between revisions | Uncharted Wiki | Fandom

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The trainwreck has no solid layout or pattern. It is a complete mess of crashed carriages. One carriage hangs of the edge of a cliff. The area is extremely unstable as fires still burn and many of the carriages threaten to topple from the cliff.

Legends speak of an untold history.
Dagsetr | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Dagsetr wore a custom-designed armor, most likely of Asgardian craftmanship, which covered most of his body and sported two horns in his helmet. He possessed wings which allowed him to soar the skies.
It is implied that Dagsetr is very powerful, since Baldur was one of the few gods powerful enough to tame a dragon such as it. [ 1 ]

Legends speak of an untold history.
Aletheia | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Being the Oracle of Delphi, Aletheia was blessed with the eyes of Truth, which have the following abilities:

Illusion Awareness : Aletheia was able to see through illusions and even dissolve them. This makes her immune to the illusions cast by the Furies. Precognition : Aletheia's eyes gave her visions of the future, as well enlightened her on the plans of Ares.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

The Oracle of Delphi , commonly known as the Pythia , was the priestess at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, located on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, beneath the Castalian Spring. The Pythia was widely credited for her prophecies inspired by Apollo . The Delphic oracle was established in the 8th century BC, there is evidence that Apollo took over the shrine from an earlier dedication to Gaia . Her oracular powers appeared to be associated with vapors from the Kerna spring waters that flowed under the temple. It has often been suggested that these vapors may have been hallucinogenic gases. The name 'Pythia' derived from Pytho, which in myth was the original name of Delphi. The Greeks derived this place name from the verb, pythein , which refers to the decomposition of the body of the monstrous Python after it was slain by Apollo.
Gullveig | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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A spirit convinced me that Gullveig, a powerful witch that was killed a long time ago, could "reunite" us with Mother. Father didn't believe him. I shouldn't have either... but for a chance to see Mom again, it seemed like we should give it a try, right? Once we collected all her bones, Gullveig was resurrected, and said she'd reunite us, "in death!" And then attacked us. We killed her, obviously. I was really upset with myself. How could I fall for such an obvious lie? But father said to "take it as a lesson," so that's what I'm gonna do. No more trusting spirits.
- Atreus


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Gullveig is one of the most powerful revenants in God of War (2018) as she is capable of performing a number of poison attacks, and summon Nightmares .

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In Norse mythology, Gullveig is a vanir goddess who was speared by the Æsir, burnt three times, and yet thrice reborn. Upon her third rebirth, Gullveig's name becomes Heiðr and she is described as a knowledgeable and skillful völva. Gullveig/Heiðr is solely attested in the Poetic Edda , compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional material. Scholars have variously proposed that Gullveig/Heiðr is the same figure as the goddess Freyja, that Gullveig's death may have been connected to corruption by way of gold among the Æsir, and/or that Gullveig's treatment by the Æsir may have led to the Æsir–Vanir War.
Argos | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Superhuman Strength: Argos is a very slow but powerful brute. Super Leaping: He also has an ability to jump to great distances. Superhuman Vision: Sporting many eyes across his massive body, he even has one right inside his mouth.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology , Argus Panoptes is a 100 eyed giant (Ἄργος Πανόπτης) or Argos was a primordial giant, guardian of Io and son of Alester. He was also called "all-seeing" and because of that was described as multi-eyed, strong creature, whose eyes would never sleep. He was Hera's servant, and his greatest servitude to Olympus was the slaying of Echidna. Later, Zeus brought a nymph named Io to Olympus, but because of Hera 's jealousy, he disguised her as a beautiful whitecow. But Hera was not fooled, and she tied Io to a pole with Argos guarding the cow. However, Zeus asked Hermes to slay Argos, and he succeeded, by putting the giant to sleep with his music. After Io was freed, a distraught Hera sent a gadfly to chase Io out of Greece. Io traveled to Egypt, where she is attributed with becoming a goddess and birthing a Pharaoh. Hera then removed all but two of Argos' eyes and placed them on the tail feathers of the peacock, Hera's favorite bird.
Orkos | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Orkos was a humble person who sought only to please the ones who claimed to love and care for him. He was unhappy about being disowned by his father Ares, though he never voiced his discontent and simply chose to obey his mother and aunts, whom he collectively referred as his "mothers".
As the Oath-Keeper, Orkos carried a heavy burden and experienced pain and agony during his tenure, though he endured out of sheer loyalty to his family. Even when told by the Oracle of Delphi Aletheia of the sinister plot between his parents, Orkos chose not to believe until Aletheia provided him with evidence.
Even then, it took the combination of Orkos' sympathy for Kratos for him to finally turn his back on The Furies and try to save Olympus and the Spartan, achieving the task of saving only the latter. His humbleness made him one of the few people to have earned Kratos' respect and genuine friendship as even the latter was saddened by his reluctant killing of him in order to be free of Ares' bond.


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As the son of a God and Fury, it can be assumed that Orkos possesses considerable power.

Telepathy - Orkos seems to possess telepathic or empathic abilities; he was able to sense that Kratos was troubled. Teleportation - Orkos can teleport in a shadow-like manner. Oath Stone - Orkos can create temporary clones of himself, shares this power with Kratos.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology, Horkos is the personification of an oath and the avenger of perjury. According to Hesiod, he is a son of Eris, the goddess of discord and strife, and the Furies assisted at his birth.
Pandora | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Personality

Pandora was a person in her own right despite being a construct of Hephaestus. She cared deeply for her paternal creator but was consumed with fear when Zeus tortured Hephaestus when the latter protected her. After she was freed by Kratos, Pandora confided in him her story and how her fear was snuffed out by Hope. Pandora showed no fear toward Kratos despite being aware of his reputation and even showed a degree of care toward him, even expressing fear after Zeus proclaimed his intentions to hurt Kratos if Pandora continued contacting him. She was also shown to be incredibly selfless to the point of sacrificing her own life to the Flame of Olympus against Kratos's plea and was incensed when he called her a "child".

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Greek Mythology

Pandora was the first human woman to exist. And therefore, the female sex, was created as punishment for Prometheus ' theft of fire Hephaestus molded her from the Earth, and each God bestowed seductive gifts on her. She and Epimetheus, were entrusted with Pandora's Box by the Gods, either for safekeeping or a desire to punish mankind. The Box was said to contain all the evils of the world, and despite instructions not to open it, Pandora's curiosity betrayed her. In an attempt to peek inside, all of the evil energies within were released and left behind only Hope, who decided to stay inside the box to remain with humanity. Thus, despite having innocent intentions, Pandora was blamed for all the woes of mankind.
"Box" was in fact a mistranslation from the Greek word pithos , a large jar, into the Latin pyxis .
Yggdrasil | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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The Yggdrasil is a massive yew tree that grows out of the Lake of Nine, believed to be the center of the Norse cosmos, its branches interconnect the various worlds, also known as the Nine Realms . The tree and the Lake of Nine , display a great physical presence, but also an ethereal connection to one another. In the realm travel room, the brim of the well includes a sculptural depiction of all the different realms and its connection to the tree that travels between them. On the base of the pedestal, we can see three owl-like figures with the central figure being Urð ; in their talons, the bluish shape represents the Bifröst , carried by the gods and used to travel between realms. The tree itself exists in the Realm between Realms. Within the realms, the tree has multiple utilities. Collecting dew from its branches (which can be found near bodies of water) will provide permanent stat upgrades. Additionally, crystallized Yggdrasil sap is a powerful conductor of electricity: hitting it with any electricity will create an explosion.
By using Mystic Gateways, one can enter the Realm between Realms and walk along the World Tree's branches to more quickly reach other realms. Should one stray from the branch's path, they will be killed immediately unless they have proper protection, such as the Unity Stone.

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In Norse mythology, the Yggdrasil (the name is believed to translate to "Odin's Horse" ) is the center of the Norse cosmos. Each of the Nine Realms exist among the branches of the tree, and their fates are intertwined.


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As the Yggdrasil is said to transcend time and space, there can be no origin ascribed to it.
When the giants retreated to Jötunheim, they enlisted the help of Týr to hide the travel tower among one of the World Tree's roots, preventing any Aesir from reaching their home. It would later be returned by Kratos and Atreus.
Thor 's final strike on Jörmungandr at the battle of Ragnarök shook Yggdrasil so violently that it splintered, sending the World Serpent back to a time before its birth.
Lysandra | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Kratos' first wife, Lysandra, along with their daughter, Calliope, was one of the few who wasn't afraid of Kratos.
Lysandra's personality at first seemed odd for an ancient Spartan woman, as she greatly detested Kratos' rampant warmongering and slaughter. While Spartans were encouraged to be ruthless, Lysandra specifically accused Kratos of fighting for personal glory, which was looked down on in Sparta.
Often seen as the voice of reason in the relationship, Lysandra often disagreed with Kratos on his views that violence was always the best solution and instead believed that more peaceful methods could be more effective. Kratos would remark, centuries later while traversing in Valhalla, that she was right and regrets not listening to her advice.
Lysandra's greatest fear was that someday Kratos' savage nature would one day get the better of him and that he would be killed because of it. It was for that reason Lysandra often tried to convince Kratos on making better choices. She greatly cared for her husband and daughter and was willing to go to any means necessary to ensure their welfare, and was even willing to resort to more brutal methods if all peaceful options failed.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Einherjar | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Asgard's finest. A warrior of Midgard wants nothing more than to fall in battle. It would ensure passage to Valhalla, a promised land where the honorable and wretched alike are sent. There, Odin selected the best and gave them another chance to die for him. Thus, creating the Einherjar.
It's diabolically genius if one would like to view it that way-instill enough devotion within a bloodthirsty group of undead killers, and you guarantee yourself a near endless supply of fodder for your war.

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The Einherjar as depicted in Norse Mythology.

The Einherjar (which means "Army of one" and "Those who fight alone") are warriors who have been admitted by the Valkyries into Valhalla after they die in combat. Aside from warriors who died an honorable death, the Einherjar also consists of legendary heroes and kings.
Once there in Valhalla, a majestic hall in Asgard, they will eat their fill of meat from the nightly-resurrecting beast Sæhrímnir and wash it down with mead brought to them by the Valkyries. The mead came from the udder of the goat Heiðrún. Aside from feasting and drinking, the Einherjar train daily for the coming of the apocalyptic event known as Ragnarök, where they will battle at the field of Vígríðr, which is where the final battle between the Gods and their enemies take place.
Icarus | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Icarus was presumably like his Greek counterpart however after being in the underworld for so long he became miserable and depressed even after he escaped it was unsuitable for him to continue living in his current state this is what drove him to have an audience with the sisters of fate.
After being tortured in the underworld, he lost his sanity and would try to stop others from trying to reach the sisters saying that the great chasm test was his test and his test alone. He is also willing to attack those who oppose him.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology, Icarus is the son of Daedalus , King Minos ' architect, who built the labyrinth for King Minos to imprison the Minotaur . In reality, the father and son were Minos' prisoners, imprisoned in a tower. The clever Daedalus plucked feathers from the birds that landed at the window and, over time, gathered enough to build two pairs of wings for himself and his son, Icarus. The two escaped, but Daedalus warned Icarus not to fly too close to the sun. The prideful Icarus didn't listen. He flew so high, the heat of the sun melted the wax in his wings, and he plunged to his death into the ocean where he would drown afterwards. The loss troubled Daedalus so much that he refused to share the plans for his wings until his death.
Eos | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Eos is a powerful celestial deity, the daughter of the elder solar Titan Hyperion. She shared some of her powers with her brother Helios . Eos possessed all of the standard abilities of a Goddess, including immortality, divinity, enhanced physical abilities, and great endurance. She is more powerful compared to other Titans also given her status as a Olympian Goddess.

Immortality: As a Goddess, she is immortal, meaning that she is immune to disease and couldn't age. Acausality : The laws of time and space work differently for the Greek deities. Beauty Embodiment: Eos is a beautiful woman unlike the other Titans. Light Manipulation: Eos, being the Goddess of Dawn, she naturally has control over different aspects of the sun, such as fire or more specifically sunlight as she shares some her powers with her brother Helios . Pyrokinesis: She is capable of manipulating the sunlight according to her will. Her and her brothers light and fire have a severe effect on chtonic daimons and other dark creatures of the Underworld . Superhuman Durability: As a Goddess and Titan, she can stand on her own against anyone who tries to harm her and do massive damage. Superhuman Strength: She have tremendous superhuman strength due her being both a Goddess and a Titan. Object Possession: Like her fellow gods such as Athena , she can project her voice into statues of herself and speak with Kratos from a distance. Magical Perceptions: She can sense anyone's presence as she was able to sense Kratos.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In the Greek Mythology, Eos was a Titan who is the Goddess of Dawn. She and her siblings Helios (the Sun) and Selene (the Moon) were numbered amongst the second-generation Titan Gods. Eos rose into the sky from the river Okeanos ( Oceanus ) at the start of each day, and with her rays of light dispersed the mists of night.
She was depicted either driving a chariot drawn by winged horses or borne aloft on her own wings.
Eos had an unquenchable desire for handsome young men, some say as the result of a curse laid upon her by the Goddess Aphrodite . Her lovers included Orion, Phaethon, Kephalos (Cephalus) and Tithonos (Tithonus), three of which she ravished away to distant lands. The Trojan prince Tithonos became her official consort. When the Goddess petitioned Zeus for his immortality, she neglected also to request eternal youth. In time, he shriveled up by old age and transformed into a grasshopper.
Eos was closely identified with Hemera, the Primordial Goddess of Day. In some myths—such as the tales of Orion and Kephalos—Eos stood virtually as a non-virginal substitute for Artemis.
Angrboda | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Jötunn Physiology : As a giant, Angrboda possesses all of the standard attributes of one such as increased strength, stamina, and agility, as well as exceptional longevity. Precognition : Angrboda, like any giant, can see future events. This is shown in her paintings and portraits, as well as the small moments where Angrboda is able to notice Atreus coming to greet her. Giant Magic : As a giant, Angrboda knows the ancient magic of the giants. Dubbed "Giant stuff" by Angrboda herself, it's strongly noted that giant magic is in the same vein as Vanir magic, as Angrboda remarks that it was the Vanir who learned to wield magic from the Jötnar. Her magic comes in the form of her paints, in which she throws around the battlefield in a wonderful array of colors violet, blue, red or yellow. Spell Casting : Despite her young age, Angrboda has shown great skill with spells, being able to cast several quickly with just a word or hand gestures. Animal Handling : Like most of her Giant brethren, Angrboda has the profound ability to handle animals with ease. Her main animal companions are her pet yak, Jalla, as well as her fennec fox, Eisa. Angrboda also takes care of the animals that have lost their souls due to Gryla's magic. She also takes care of the pack of wolves that call Ironwood home, and notes that they are "good friends." It is also mentioned that she developed a relationship with Jörmungandr when he was growing in Jötunhiem after his resurrection. Near the end of the game, Angrboda is seen taking care of Fenrir at the behest of Atreus. Expert Rider : Angrboda is shown to be an expert rider. She is often seen riding Jalla through the waters of Ironwood and Eisa through the widing canyons. During Ragnarök, Angrboda is seen riding Fenrir through the carnage.

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Not much is known of about Angrboða in Norse mythology except that she mainly lives in Ironwood and takes care of the wolves as her children. Angrboða appearance is obscure since all the women of Ironwood are described to be a combination of either Jötnar, witches and/or trolls.
One day, Angrboða met Loki and together they had three monster children: The giant wolf, Fenrir, the world serpent, Jörmungandr, and the half-dead/half-living goddess, Hel.
While Angrboða is never mentioned again, some scholars indicate that Angrboða, Fenrir and Jörmungandr could respectively be the same deities as Sigyn, Váli and Narfi. Since  Váli was transformed into a wolf, and Narfi was transformed into a venomous serpent from his entrails.
Eir | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Superhuman Strength: As a Valkyrie, Eir holds immense levels of strength. Superhuman Durability: Eir has incredibly high durability, allowing her to survive numerous attacks from Kratos and Atreus before finally going down. Valkyrie Wings: Eir possesses a pair of metallic bird-like wings which double as weapons thanks to their feathers that can be deployed as slashing weapons and hurled as projectiles. As Shield Maiden, she attained more organic wings which lacked metallic feathers and armor plating yet still provided her great mobility and flight. Immortality: As a Valkyrie, Eir is immortal. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill her. Bifrost Energy Manipulation: Like all Valkyries, Eir can manipulate the energy of the Bifrost to travel between realms.


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Despite being described as a quiet healer who is calm and gentle, Eir is loud and energetic. Alongside her sisters, she hold disdain towards Odin who cursed them and Gná who betrayed them.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In Norse Mythology, Eir is a goddess and/or valkyrie associated with medical skill. Eir is attested in the Poetic Edda , compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional sources; the Prose Edda , written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson; and in skaldic poetry, including a runic inscription from Bergen, Norway from around 1300. Scholars have theorized about whether these three sources refer to the same figure, and debate whether Eir may have been originally a healing goddess and/or a valkyrie. Eir was the Goddess of Mercy, Health, and Healing.
Alrik | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Superhuman Strength Bow profency Size Manipulation Soul Manipulation Summoning Teleportation Pyrokinesis Horsemanship


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Alrik was the ruthless Barbarian King with a deep hatred for the Spartans, and especially their general, Kratos. This hatred is rooted from the death of Alrik's father, as Kratos was partly responsible for that but Alrik likely never realized that Hades was the one that actually killed him. His hate towards Kratos resulted in a battle that ravaged both armies who had become equal in brutality. Winning by the larger number, the Barbarian King was eager to strike down Kratos. His hate and thirst for revenge could not even be quelled by death as he fought his way through the Guardians of Hades and tried to change his fate. When crossing Kratos on the Island of Creation, he saw this as a token of the Fates and eagerly fought Kratos in a rematch.
In the comics, Alrik showed an caring side as Prince Alrik, he risked everything to save his father and grieved deeply when he returned home to only find his father dead.


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Alrik was a powerful warrior with a large variety of skills:

Archery: Alrik used a large battle bow and enhanced arrows as a secondary weapon and had shown great accuracy with the weapon as he was able to decapitate a Spartan soldier across the battlefield with a single arrow, after hitting the soldier right in the face. He was also to fire from horseback and fire multiple arrows at once, all with high precision. Horseback Riding: Alrik was able to ride a horse, as seen when he took a steed with him from the Underworld. He later used it to attack Kratos, and was the first stage of the boss battle. Pyrokinesis: Using his hammer, Alrik could manipulate fire after he returned from the Underworld. By slamming the hammer in the ground, he could create waves of fire. Size Alteration: Alrik was a gigantic man but he was able to further increase his size, after absorbing enough power to do so. By doing this, he triples in size, although he is a bit slower. Soul Summoning: After escaping the Underworld, Alrik gained the ability to summon souls using his gigantic war hammer. They can be used to attack his enemies as well using them as a shield to protect him from harm. Necromancy : He also gained the ability to raise dead Barbarians and command them. He does this by moving the hammer over the ground. When he ran low on soldiers however, he accidentally summoned the boat captain from God of War . Soul Absorption: He was able to absorb the souls to heal himself and increase his power. Superhuman Strength: Even as a human, Alrik had been shown to be incredibly powerful, able to defeat Kratos, a demigod and son of Zeus, forcing the Spartan to pledge his soul to Ares. After he returned from the Underworld, his power had only increased when he faced Kratos again. Teleportation: Alrik was able to create portals that allowed him to teleport across the battlefield, when he fought against Kratos.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Travelers | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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In addition to their brute strength, thick armor and large weaponry, they also wield some Seiðr magic. They have equally giant swords and sometimes shields whose block cannot be broken. They are very strong and tough to take down due to their armor unless shattered with repeated strikes, but offer great rewards to assist with armor crafting.


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They wear really strong armor, have huge swords, and are one of the toughest enemies we've faced. Who are they, what do they want with us? Mother never mentioned the Travelers. I hope we don't have to fight too many of them.


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Codex (2018) [ ]

This Traveler has a huge shield on his back, which makes breaking through his extremely tough armor even tougher.


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Codex (2018) [ ]

I don't think Travelers could get any worse, but it looks like death wasn't enough to keep this one down. In fact it's even MORE aggressive than the other Travelers we've seen. I guess even Travelers can be Hel-Walkers.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Fae | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Fae's full abilities are unknown, but given that their King is powerful, it can be assumed that they also possessed extremely powerful magical abilities.

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A fairy (also fata , fay , fey , fae , fair folk ; from faery , faerie , "realm of the fays ") is a type of mythical being or legendary creature in European folklore (and particularly Celtic, Slavic, German, English, and French folklore), a form of spirit, often described as metaphysical, supernatural, or preternatural.
Myths and stories about fairies do not have a single origin, but are rather a collection of folk beliefs from disparate sources. Various folk theories about the origins of fairies include casting them as either demoted angels or demons in a Christian tradition, as minor deities in pre-Christian Pagan belief systems, as spirits of the dead, as prehistoric precursors to humans, or as elementals.
The label of fairy has at times applied only to specific magical creatures with human appearance, small stature, magical powers, and a penchant for trickery. At other times it has been used to describe any magical creature, such as goblins and gnomes. Fairy has at times been used as an adjective, with a meaning equivalent to "enchanted" or "magical".
A recurring motif of legends about fairies is the need to ward off fairies using protective charms. Common examples of such charms include church bells, wearing clothing inside out, four-leaf clover, and food. Fairies were also sometimes thought to haunt specific locations, and to lead travelers astray using will-o'-the-wisps. Before the advent of modern medicine, fairies were often blamed for sickness, particularly tuberculosis and birth deformities.
In addition to their folkloric origins, fairies were a common feature of Renaissance literature and Romantic art, and were especially popular in the United Kingdom during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. The Celtic Revival also saw fairies established as a canonical part of Celtic cultural heritage.
Reavers | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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These were just normal human Reavers once, but they look like they’ve been corrupted by Seiðr magic. When did this start happening?


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These Seiðr Reavers like to use big maces when they fight. Mom always referred to them as "Vikens", for some reason.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
Ancients | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Being made of rock, the Ancients are sturdy creatures impervious to any damage, their singular weak spot being their heart, a heart that seems to be the energy source of the Ancients.
The Ancients expose their heart when attacking, firing energy beams and rock projectiles charged with either ice or fire, but if Kratos manages to hit their heart, rocks fragments will fall off the Ancient, fragments that Kratos can throw back at them to cause them heavy damage.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
Bifröst | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Valkyries are especially proficient in using the Bifröst, allowing them to summon weapons and travel the realms without the use of Týr 's temple . [ 1 ]

Similarly, there is a special energy called Bifröst energy , which was imbued into the weapons of the Einherjar . They also used that energy as their shields. This energy acts as a status effect, represented by part of the afflicted's health bar turning blue. If hit by an attack, the Bifröst energy "detonates", dealing additional damage equal to the blue portion of the health bar. Bifröst energy decays over time, or instantly when detonated. Kratos can inflict Bifröst by stealing it from an enemy with the Draupnir Spear , or by utilising the relics Glaive of Dødher or Huldra Project #9, and Freya can apply it with the Asgardian sword. Heimdall is also shown to be really proficient on using and mastering Bifröst energy to the point that he can regenerate an arm out of the energy itself. Odin can also use Bifröst - particularly imbuing the energy on his Gungnir to make the spear even deadlier.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In Norse mythology, Bifröst ( or sometimes Bilröst or Bivrost ) is a burning rainbow bridge that reaches between Midgard (Earth) and Asgard, the realm of the gods. The bridge is attested as Bilröst in the Poetic Edda ; compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional sources, and as Bifröst in the Prose Edda ; written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson, and in the poetry of skalds. Both the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda alternately refer to the bridge as Ásbrú (Old Norse "Æsir's bridge"). 
According to the Prose Edda , the bridge ends in heaven at Himinbjörg, the residence of the god Heimdallr, who guards it from the jötnar. The bridge's destruction during Ragnarök by the forces of Muspell is foretold. Scholars have proposed that the bridge may have originally represented the Milky Way and have noted parallels between the bridge and another bridge in Norse mythology, Gjallarbrú.
Medusa | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Powers and Abilities

Like the lesser Gorgons, Medusa has the power to turn Kratos to stone with her gaze. Even though it is implied otherwise, Medusa's power is that of a regular Gorgon. However, she is slightly less vulnerable and thus more hits from the Blades of Chaos are needed to kill her. Medusa can also teleport by vanishing in a cloud of blood red smoke, as shown when she confronts Kratos. Medusa is also very fast and can attack with her tail.

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Greek Mythology

The three Gorgon sisters— Medusa , Stheno , and Euryale —were children of the ancient marine deities Phorcys (or Phorkys) and his sister Ceto (or Keto), chthonic and Phorkys and Ceto are two of children of Pontus and Gaia monsters from an archaic world. The Gorgon sisters lived in a temple on an island at the edge of the world (or Underworld ), Medusa was the only one who was slain by the hero Perseus .
The Roman poet Ovid, in his poem Metamorphoses, depicted Medusa among her gorgon sisters as an exceptionally beautiful woman. Her beauty was far-famed and the jealous hope of many a suitor, and of all her charms, her hair was the loveliest. She was greatly admired by many men, both mortal and god . Poseidon , so enamoured by Medusa, violated her in Athena's shrine. Athena would appear before them, catching them in the act. Enraged that her temple had been defiled in such a manner, she transformed the Gorgo's lovely hair into loathsome snakes. So she was described as alone among her sisters, who wore that snake-twined hair. Athena still, to strike her foes with dread, wears on her breastplate the snakes she made.
While Athena was furious that Poseidon had taken favor of Medusa in her temple, she was not angry with the God of the Ocean himself. As a powerful male god, this would be expected of him. In the eyes of Athena, it was Medusa who deserved to be punished. Ovid's depiction of Medusa reflects a society where women were valued as objects in a male-dominated world, as Perseus describes Medusa's punishment by Athena as just and well-deserved.
Trolls | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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All Trolls have massive strength, durability, and stamina, being able to take several hits from both Kratos and Atreus. The power granted by the specific element from the rune on their totems allows them to strengthen and enhance their powers, Fire Trolls being able to shoot flames from their hands and stomp the ground to melt the earth, and Frost Trolls being able to freeze their surroundings and slam the earth to send ice shard shockwaves.
The stronger the Troll, the greater is the elemental spread in the Troll's body and intensity of the runic glow in the totem. Stronger Fire Trolls possess burnt skin with reddish markings covering both their body and totem, can burn through contact, and their totems are cracked with fiery energy. Likewise, stronger Frost Trolls possess bluish skin, frozen hair, ice tusks, expel large amounts of freezing energy, and their glowing totems are covered with rock-solid ice.
Natives of the Stone Troll Tribe have the ability to enter a hibernation state where they remain unmovable but are apparently still conscious as they continue to be aware of their surroundings. In battle, the Stone Trolls can generate blinding ash from their hands and can slam the ground with their granite totems to create surrounding blinding grenades from the earth.
It seems the Stone Trolls can imbue themselves with elemental power without the need of carving their totems with runes, as the totems of the guardian Grendels in Týr's Vault didn't sport the elemental runes the other Frost and Fire Trolls had in their totems, instead the totems of the Frost and Fire Grendels, as well as the one used by their fellow non-elemental tribesman , shared the same plain diamond-shaped carving.

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Nordic literature, art and music from the romantic era and onwards has adapted trolls in various manners – They can be depicted as ugly, slow-witted, or behave like human beings. The meaning of the word troll is unknown, though they are defined in Swedish Mythology as "natural beings" and as "all-purpose worldly beings"
In Norse folklore, Trolls are said to dwell in isolated mountains, rocks, and caves, sometimes living together. They are rarely described as friendly or helpful and they are mostly considered dangerous threats to humans. In Scandinavian Mythology, Trolls are usually described as extremely old, very strong, but slow and dim-witted and they are, at times, man-eaters and will turn to stone upon making contact with sunlight.
Calliope | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Calliope was considered an enigma in Sparta, unlike many of the other children who were often taught to be ruthless, sadistic, and cruel: Calliope was extremely innocent almost to the point of naïvety. Like Lysandra, Calliope was one of the few people who was not intimidated by Kratos and actually loved him greatly.
Even after her death by Kratos, Calliope still showed that she loved him and was quick to embrace him.
After she was abandoned by Kratos while he was in Elysium Fields, Calliope fell into a deep depression, losing all interest in her flute, and presumably abandoned it just as he had abandoned her.

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“ You will die... and Calliope will live! ” –Kratos, fighting the Hades Phoenix .

Calliope was born and raised in Sparta , living with her mother, Lysandra, in the country. At birth, it was revealed that Calliope suffered from a skin disease set out by Ares, which deemed her weak on in the eyes of Spartan Law and sentenced her to be sacrificed. She was only saved from her fate when Kratos set out on a quest for Ambrosia , after he consulted a healer who gave him The Fire of Apollo . The healer was hinted to be a disguised Zeus , who was Calliope's Grandfather.
By the time Kratos returned to Sparta, he narrowly saved Calliope from being thrown to her death. Though the King of Sparta insisted that the law be upheld, Lysandra pleaded for Calliope's life and reasoned that if they could prove that a sip of Ambrosia could save a life, then he would have the final sip. Convinced, the King upheld his promise to Kratos, who then used the Ambrosia and cured Calliope.
While Calliope was easily frightened by Kratos' violent nature, in truth, Calliope, along with Lysandra, were the only people who did not fear him. She was quite close to her father, and always anxiously awaited Kratos' return from his campaigns to protect Sparta. On one such occasion, Kratos spent enough time with Calliope that he was able to carve a flute for her to play. As Calliope reached adolescence, she became an extremely talented flute player and composed many lilting and emotional melodies.
Nornir | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Like the Sisters of Fate, they toy and mock those who seek them; particularly Skuld, who likes to say whatever others are about to say before they say it. They even psychologically torture people by confronting them with their inner fears and past regrets.
However, unlike the Sisters, they offer their wisdom to those who manage to reach them, professing that there is no such thing as fate and that people cannot change it as long as they refuse to change themselves. To this end, they tend to tell their seekers a discomforting future simply to see how they will react.


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Immortality: As Norse Goddesses, they are immortal. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill them. Magic : As goddesses of fate, they possess powerful magic: Insight : The Norns have a supernatural insight and understanding of the nature and past choices of others, allowing them to make predictions about the future. However, their abilities and predictions only hold true because peoples’ choices are predictable, making them appear to have the power to see the future, and they admit that there is no destiny or grand design at work, not even theirs. Mind Manpulation: The Nornir can cast powerful illusions. They can look into a person's mind and make illusions so strong they are real. Freya claims they can make the intangible into tangible. Telepathy: The Nornir can communicate telepathically, as seen when they speak to Kratos, Freya and Mimir when they enter the Well of Urð. Kratos later remarks in his journal that he knows the names of the Nornir, though he cannot explain how. Dimensional Manipulation: Freya said that they control where their home is.

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The Norns (Old Norse: norn , plural: ' nornir' ) in Norse mythology are female beings who rule the destiny of gods and humans. They roughly correspond to other controllers of humans' destiny, such as the Fates, elsewhere in European mythology.
In Snorri Sturluson's interpretation of the Völuspá , Urðr (Wyrd), Verðandi and Skuld, the three most important of the Norns, come out from a hall standing at the Well of Urðr or Well of Fate. They draw water from the well and take sand that lies around it, which they pour over the Yggdrasill tree so that its branches will not rot. These three Norns are described as powerful maiden giantesses (Jotuns) whose arrival from Jötunheimr ended the golden age of the gods. They may be the same as the maidens of Mögþrasir who are described in Vafþrúðnismál (see below).
Beside these three famous Norns, there are many others who appear at a person's birth in order to determine his or her future. In the pre-Christian Norse societies, Norns were thought to have visited newborn children. There were both malevolent and benevolent Norns: the former caused all the malevolent and tragic events in the world while the latter were kind and protective goddesses.
Durlin | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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A minor official of the Dwarven city, Niðavellir . At one time, an ally of Faye 's in an effort to resist Odin . Now, he numbs his failures in drink. Yet it appears he has aided us with a map to Týr's location. Also, his sea-creature, Dínner, gave Atreus an unusual stone.

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In Norse mythology, Durinn (Old Norse: [ˈdurenː]; or Durin) is a dwarf according to stanza 10 of the poem Völuspá from the Poetic Edda, and repeated in Gylfaginning from the Prose Edda. He was the second created after the first and foremost dwarf Mótsognir .
He is also attested in Hervarar saga, where he forged the magic sword Tyrfing with the help of the dwarf Dvalin. In variant texts of the saga Durinn is known as Dulinn.
Travelers | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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In addition to their brute strength, thick armor and large weaponry, they also wield some Seiðr magic. They have equally giant swords and sometimes shields whose block cannot be broken. They are very strong and tough to take down due to their armor unless shattered with repeated strikes, but offer great rewards to assist with armor crafting.


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They wear really strong armor, have huge swords, and are one of the toughest enemies we've faced. Who are they, what do they want with us? Mother never mentioned the Travelers. I hope we don't have to fight too many of them.


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This Traveler has a huge shield on his back, which makes breaking through his extremely tough armor even tougher.


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I don't think Travelers could get any worse, but it looks like death wasn't enough to keep this one down. In fact it's even MORE aggressive than the other Travelers we've seen. I guess even Travelers can be Hel-Walkers.

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.