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Erinys | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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As Thanatos's daughter, Erinys is a deity and as such possesses various powers.

Superhuman Strength: Erynis is much stronger than any mortal man and beast. She has no problem to lift an adult man wearing armor with one hand effortlessly and break bridge by throw a corpse to prevent Kratos escape. However, she isn't as strong as her father and not enough to beat Kratos. Superhuman Speed: Erynis is very fast and is able to attack with such a speed that Kratos has barely time to dodge or block her assault. Superhuman Endurance: Erynis, as a daughter the God of Death, has a tremendous amount of endurance and durability as she withstands many attacks from Kratos, including riping her wings and even repel them during some times, which only infuriate her even more. Only after Kratos impales her through the chest with Thera's Bane finally kill her. Claws: Erynis has very sharp claws which are her main weapon, she is able to pierce through a human with ease and can hurt even Kratos. Flight: She has large raven-like wings which give her great flight and maneuvers abilities. Void Creation: Erinys can create a Sphere of void which stuns her enemies and if they are much close are heavily damaged. Summoning: Erynis can summon large raven-like birds to help her in combat. Regenerative Healing Factor: Erynis appears to have some degree of regenerative capacities, as she was able to regrow her wings after Kratos had ripped them off. However, these abilities are very limited and after Kratos cut her down for the second time she unable to heal again. Shapeshifting: Erinys can transform into a gigantic, raven-like armored beast which grants her other abilities. Enchanted Strength: Due to her large size, Erynis can break through buildings with ease and flies to great height while carrying Kratos. Enchanted Durability: Her armor is very hard and can only be broken using Thera's Bane.

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Greek Mythology

In Greek mythology , the Erinýes or Eumenídes, otherwise known as the Furies or Dirae in Roman mythology , were female chthonic deities of vengeance or supernatural personifications of the anger of the dead. A formulaic oath in the Iliad invokes them as "those who beneath the earth punish whosoever has sworn a false oath". Burkert suggests they are "an embodiment of the act of self-cursing contained in the oath".
Thamur | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Superhuman Strength: As a colossal frost giant, Thamur had incredible levels of superhuman strength. Superhuman Durability: Thamur was able to withstand several attacks from Thor and his hammer Mjölnir before falling and getting impaled in the skull with his own chisel. Cryokinesis: As a frost giant Thamur possesses his kind's standard ability to control over ice, as seen when he froze the entire landscape around the village of Njörd's worshippers with his last breath and when he as a corpse attempted to freeze both Kratos and Atreus with his icy breath under Freya 's command. Master Masonry: Thamur was known as the greatest stonemason that the nine realms ever had, his masonry skills even inherited by his son Hrimthur despite the latter having the heart of a warrior instead of a mason.

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

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As a Dragon, Hræzlyr possesses a large amount of strength, durability and stamina proportional to his large size. He has thick and tough scales covering his body, alongside large claws and teeth.
Hræzlyr has the ability to spew lightning from his mouth, able to shoot it towards to the sky to make lightning rain around him.
Dragons are also able to see dwarves as they walk between realms, thus Hræzlyr was able to spot Sindri despite his attempts to escape from his sight.
During the first encounter inside the mountain, Hræzlyr uses an unavoidable but blockable bite attack and a claw attack that can be avoided or blocked. The only way to damage him during this encounter is to attack his foot.
During the second encounter outside the mountain, Hræzlyr will shoot lightning into the sky which will home in on Kratos' location. However, the lightning strikes can be avoided with quick movement. Another lighting attack he uses has him breathe a straight line of lightning across the ground. He can also use an unblockable inhale attack that deals no damage but draws Kratos closer to him. He can be damaged by attacking his forelimbs as before, though he can attack Kratos if he does this for too long by punishing him with a bite attack. By tossing world tree sap crystals at him while he is spewing lightning, he will be damaged and his head will fall to the ground, leaving him vulnerable to standard attacks without fear of counterattacks. Another attack he uses is one where he stomps with both front claws, causing shockwaves along the ground that can be blocked.

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

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Thoth as a human appears as a kindly old man, who tries to urge Kratos to accept that he has a purpose to his existence despite the latter's denial and wish to be left alone. He appears dedicated to what is transcribed in the word and he believes they will come to pass no matter how much one tries to avoid it. Even when faced with violence against his being, Thoth didn't seemed offended, showing him to be a tolerable god. He is found to be incredibly patient as he constantly followed Kratos on his journey through the desert lands, asking him if he was ready to face his destiny.
Though manipulative at drawing Kratos back to the very village where he was prophesized to assist the mortals who prayed to the gods for help and yet received none, he is shown to be caring as he put himself between the mortals and an angry Kratos and tried to appeal to the former God of War to deliver mercy to them. After Kratos reclaimed the Blades of Chaos to fight the Chaos Beast, Thoth was appreciative towards and at the same time sad for Kratos's fate, wishing him luck on his journey.


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Dream Manipulation : Thoth appears to have the ability to enter dreams of others. Precognition : Thoth appears to have some ability to see the future as he knew Kratos's arrival to his homeland and his role in saving a village from disaster. Shapeshifting : During Kratos's encounter with Thoth, the Egyptian god displayed the powers of taking on the forms of various animals such as a baboon and ibis and even as a human. Teleportation : Thoth can teleport himself as shown he was able to disappear and reappear at will.

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Egyptian Mythology [ ]

Thoth is an Ancient Egyptian God that was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or a baboon, which are his sacred animals. Thoth plays a vital role in Egyptian Mythology, in which he maintains the universe. Alongside the Goddess Ma'at, Thoth stood on one side of a solar barque, a vessel that is used by the Sun God Ra.
Euryale | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Euryale is one of the two immortal Gorgons (the other being Stheno), so she possesses a certain amount of invulnerability to mortal weapons. However, this is far less than any God or Titan. Euryale is capable of performing feats of great strength, demonstrated when she pulls herself up pillars. She is fast despite her size and like all Gorgons, she is capable of petrifying enemies, but is able to control the intensity, ranging from small fast orbs to a sweeping area covering gaze. Since the death of her sisters, she is the Queen of the Gorgons. She is much larger than lesser Gorgons and is extremely powerful in comparison. She also can turn other gorgon into stone statues, while Medusa from GoW I could not.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology , Euryale (Εὐρυάλη) (pronounced UR-RYE-AH-LE) was one of the two Immortal Gorgons, and one of three vicious sisters with brass hands, sharp fangs, and hair made of living, venomous snakes. Like her sisters, she was able to turn any creature into stone by her gaze. Her sister Stheno was also immortal, but Medusa , the last of the sisters, was Mortal. They were daughters of Phorcys and Ceto , or sometimes, Typhon and Echidna . In many stories, Euryale was noted for her bellowing cries, particularly in the tale of Medusa's death at the hands of Perseus .
Vanir | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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The Vanir are renowned for their natural affinity for magic , more specifically the arts of Seiðr . During one of their battles against the Aesir, their Seiðr spells were capable of pushing back what was described as the largest army ever gathered, inflicting tremendous losses on their enemies.
Ancient Vanir arts, known as the Old Magic, were capable of reanimating the dead, and some of them even had the ability to manipulate time itself.
One of the most significant accomplishments of Vanir's magic is invulnerability to all threats, physical or magical, which Freya blessed or "cursed" Baldur with. The only thing that can break the spell is mistletoe; as Mimir describes, though Vanir's magic is powerful, its rules remain slippery and elusive. It makes sense if anyone is a witch.
It seems the mystical ways of the Vanir can be taught to other races since Freya was the one who taught her former husband Odin the art of Seiðr, and Sindri , a Dwarf , went to Vanaheim to learn their magic in order to improve his smithing skills.
They also seem to be great builders, since the Vanir created the fabled Skíðblaðnir , a ship that was capable of flying and was described as the best of ships.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

The Vanir (singular: Vanr ) are a group of Gods associated with fertility, wisdom, and the ability to see the future. The Vanir were one of two groups of Gods venerated by the ancient Nordic pagans (the other being the Æsir ). In the aftermath of the Aesir-Vanir War, they became a subgroup of the Aesir.
The Vanir most likely symbolized the peaceful aspects of nature, in contrast with the Æsir who symbolized the violent aspects of nature.
Tensions between the Vanir and the Aesir were triggered when the Aesir speared and burned a female figure named Gullveig three times, in which she was reborn every time she was killed, though scholars proposed that she is also the Vanir Goddess Freyja, as both she and Gullveig are the same figure.
During the Aesir-Vanir War, the Vanir were equally matched with the Aesir. When the war ended in a stalemate, the Vanir and Aesir made a peace agreement and decided to give each other hostages as tribute. The Vanir God Njörd along with his two children Freyja and Freyr were given to the Aesir while the Aesir God Hœnir and Odin's advisor Mimir were given to the Vanir.
Things would soon turn sour for the Vanir when Hœnir began giving them useless advice, due to Mimir's absence. As a result, the Vanir believed that they had been cheated during the exchange of hostages. In their fury, they beheaded Mimir and sent his head back to Asgard, where it was preserved by Odin.
Instead of resuming war with each other, the Vanir and Aesir spat into a vat, in which its contents were not poured out, since they were kept as a symbol of harmony between them. From their spit, a wise being named Kvasir was created.
Elves | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Elves have several magical abilities, one of the main ones is the ability to fly either by means of wings or telekinetically. They are excellent in hand-to-hand combat and are very accomplished builders.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

Elves are a type of human-shaped supernatural beings in Germanic mythology and folklore. In medieval Germanic-speaking cultures, Elves seem generally to have been thought of as beings with magical powers and supernatural beauty, ambivalent towards everyday people and capable of either helping or hindering them. However, the details of these beliefs have varied considerably over time and space, and have flourished in both pre-Christian and Christian cultures.
The word Elf is found throughout the Germanic languages and it seems it was originally to have meant "white being". Reconstructing the early concept of an elf depends largely on texts, written by Christians, in Old and Middle English, medieval German, and Old Norse. These associate Elves variously with the Gods of Norse mythology, with causing illness, with magic, and with beauty and seduction.
The Elves are usually contrasted in two types: the Dökkálfar ( Døkkálfar "Dark Elves", singular Døkkálfr ) and the Ljósálfar ("Light Elves", singular Ljósálfr); the former dwell within the earth and are most swarthy, while the latter is "fairer than the sun to look at". This light and dark duality may have originated from Christian influence, importing the concept of good and evil, representing angels of light and darkness. A kenning for the sun in Norse poetry is Álfröðull , "elven wheel".
Svartáljǫfurr | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Svartáljǫfurr is the strongest of the Dark Elves, as their King, he possesses strength, speed and endurance surpassing any of his kind and with it the authority to lead them in battle. His skill in battle allows him to fight on par with Kratos, the Olympian God of War.
To complement his superior physical prowess, his weapon releases larger blasts and fires stronger and more numerous beams of energy than regular Dark Elf spears, being capable of plummeting the ground to produce a powerful blinding blast from the tip of his weapon.
When on the ground he can charge towards his opponent to impale them, releasing explosive energy that blinds his opponents, thus being able to hide his presence and sneak attack them.

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

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While Callisto has no particular powers in her human form, her monster form on the other hand has several powers. Callisto's monster form has great physical strength, durability, and endurance. She also has razor sharp teeth and claws. It is also possible that Callisto is immortal, because she was living in Poseidon's Temple for some time, presumably 30 years, appeared to be gravely ill, and yet she was still living. Although this may be due to the involvement of Zeus rather than herself.

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After giving birth to Deimos in a small village, they were forced to leave it with Kratos still at an early age. Seeking a new life, they went to Sparta where Kratos then lived out the rest of his childhood and grew up. When the Gods , Athena and Ares went to capture The Marked Warrior , they arrived at Sparta and mistook Deimos because of the boy's unusual birthmarks. Ares quickly grabbed Deimos, so Kratos jumped to attack the God of War in a desperate act to save his younger brother. Ares smacked him away and then attempted to kill the boy with his blade , only to be stopped by Athena. After the Gods left, Callisto went to go find her sons, only to find an injured and unconscious Kratos and quickly took him back home. After Kratos awoke, Callisto told him that Deimos was gone.
So far, that village was only mentioned in A Secret Revealed , one of the unlockable videos in God of War . It depicted Kratos visiting her on the intention of finally finding out who his father really was. When she was about to tell him the truth, she changed into a monster that Kratos had to kill, and, thus, murdered his mother. Just before she died, Callisto revealed the name of his father, Zeus. That scene was reworked for Ghost of Sparta .
As Kratos grew up and eventually became a Captain of the Spartan Army, he and Callisto lost touch with each other due to unknown reasons, with Kratos eventually coming to believe that she very likely passed away. However, she soon became aware of Kratos' unintentional slaughter of his wife and daughter due to his master Ares' manipulation.
Daimon | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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For having wings, the creature had the ability to fly and it had enough strength to carry Tisiphone. The creature is somewhat connected with Tisiphone's power over illusions, and seems to be made of solid fury-energy, like the illusion powers Tisiphone used against Kratos. It seems to be a very high concentration of illusion, which can only be killed by strong flashes of the Eyes of Truth.

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

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" Mother said that Draugr were warriors who died, but their souls were too stubborn and angry to stop fighting. They'd fight off the Valkyrie that came to collect them, and bring their own dead bodies back to life... warping and twisting their previous form into something else. Now they're husks of their former selves, and fight anybody they can find. She also said that they can come back in all different shapes and sizes and that some even have powers that others may not ."

Draugr fight with dangerous weapons, but they aren't very skilled with them. Not like Father and his axe. If we watch their movements, it should be easy to dodge or block their attacks. These basic Draugr aren't very fast or strong. We can dodge or block them, and take them down pretty easily.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

The Draugr , also called draug , dréag , draugar ; draugur , dreygur , draugen , or aptrganga (literally "again-walker") is an undead creature from Norse mythology. The Old Norse meanings of the word are Revenant , undead man , and ghost . Draugr live in their graves, often guarding treasure buried with them in their burial mound. They are reanimated corpses - unlike ghosts, they have a corporeal body with similar, physical abilities as possessed in life.
One of the best-known draugur is Glámur, who is defeated by the hero in Grettis saga. After Glámur dies on Christmas Eve, "people became aware that Glámur was not resting in peace. He wrought such havoc that some people fainted at the sight of him, while others went out of their minds". After a mundane battle, Grettir eventually gets Glámur on his back. Just before Grettir kills him, Glámur curses Grettir because "Glámur was endowed with more evil force than most other ghosts", and thus he was able to speak and leave Grettir with his curse after his death.


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Draugrs are undead warriors that died in battle but blinded by anger, refused the call of the Valkyries to Valhalla , usually due to their desire for revenge. Engaging the Valkyries in a duel, the warriors are burned by the intensity of the fight and doomed to forever roam Midgard in rage as a husk of their previous selves.
Ceryx | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Ceryx is no warrior, but still has some powers to harm his enemies. He relies on the deadly three-headed Cerberi he summons, but also attacks Kratos using his staff and creates a field of thunder around himself. Being a god, he is very resistant to damage, but nevertheless ultimately dies.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

Ceryx ("Herald") was the son of Hermes and either Pandrosus or Herse . Like his father, he too was a messenger of the gods . He was also the ancestor of the Kerukes , a family of priests who lived in the city of Athens .
Morpheus | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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As the Son of Erebus and Nyx, Morpheus is a very powerful deity. The fact he was able to put the Gods of Olympus and most of Greece to sleep with little effort, he is a force to be reckoned with.
However, he may not have been very powerful, as he had to wait for Atlas to pull Helios out of the sky while the gods were vulnerable. Morpheus may have even been killed by the other gods for his crimes after the Chains of Olympus event. As a dark primordial god, he served as an Agent of Night in the order and rule of Zeus , with his resentment towards this status qou growing with the centuries. Without Atlas defeating and capturing Helios and disrupting the balance of Light and Dark, he was not powerful enough to do what he did, as the ruling Gods of Olympus stood above the older primordial dieties.

Hypnokinesis : Morpheus is able to put mortals and gods to sleep. Oneirokinesis: As the God of Dreams, Morpheus has the power to manipulate the dreams of others, both Gods and mortals. Umbrakinesis : Likely inheriting this ability from his parents, Morpheus has control over darkness. He was able to envelop most of Greece in eternal darkness . He is infact an Agent of Night, doing his part in spreading and managing the dark aspects of mortal and divine existence. His domain is a realm of endless night. Necromancy : Many, if not all of his shades were undead warriors twisted by his darkness. Acausality : The laws of time and space work differently for the Greek dieties. Morpheus domain, the Land of Dreams is a realm where reality and time are distorted. His existence goes back before the Creation of Time. Immortality : As a primordial God and a quitessential, conceptual diety he is immortal unless killed by a fellow God, like a Primordial, Titan or Olympian. Conceptual Embodiment : Described as Dream Incarnate and representing one of the quitessential abstractions of nature, in his case Dreams. Realm Merging : With the absense of the Sun, Morpheus can merge his Realm of Dreams and Night with the rest of creation, taking over the supreme lordship of the cosmos. Cosmic Transformation : After such a merging would be complete, the entire creation would be re-shaped and formed to be like his own Realm, both physically and meta-physically, in terms of time and space.

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Greek Mythology

Morpheus ("shaper [of dreams]") in Greek mythology is the god of dreams, leader of the Oneiroi . Morpheus has the ability to take any human form and appear in dreams. His true semblance is that of a winged demon, imagery shared with many of his siblings.
His equivalent in Roman Mythology is Somnia.
Charon | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Charon has a large plethora of powers. First off, he can move with great speed and deliver fast, long range swipes with his scythe, a 5-hit-combo that can be blocked (except when his scythe strikes from behind) with the sun shield as well as green orbs and he also has vast strength, stamina, agility, durability, endurance, and accuracy. He can dissipate into the ground and then reappear at another location, making it hard for Kratos to attack him. He can summon green orbs, which he then hurls at Kratos.
Finally, he can also blast a cloud of green ravenous flames from his mask, which does rapid, continuous damage to Kratos if he gets hit. Charon can also control his ferry to unleash an incredible wave of energy onto the deck, killing everything in its' way instantly. He also could charge his scythe with energy. When slammed into the ground, it released shockwaves.
Along with being a son of Nyx , making him a dark protegonoi god and brother to Thanatos and the Fates , along with many other such quitessential dieties, he is also a servant of Hades and Persephone , the King and Queen of the Underworld. He was powerful enough to stand up to Kratos wielding the Primordial Fire , along with the Light of Dawn and the Sun Shield , a great feat for a being like him since the dark protegonoi, including his brother Morpheus and his mother herself are especially vulnerable to the divine, primordial light.

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Greek Mythology

In Greek mythology, Charon was the ferryman of the underworld who ferried the souls of the dead across the rivers of Styx and Acheron which separated the world of the living from the world of the dead. In order to board the ferryman's boat a dead soul must pay Charon with a gold coin in order to go on board, otherwise, the soul has to wander the docks as a beggar and pray for anyone to give him/her a spare coin. Those who are dying place a gold coin under their tongue or over their eyes so that their souls would have a coin in order to pay the ferryman.
Deimos | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Unlike his brother Kratos, Deimos was far more softhearted and kind. Despite that, he greatly respected and loved his sibling and would always train with him to learn how to fight. However, after being separated from his family and enduring physical and psychological torture by Thanatos, Deimos became much more aggressive and warlike, just like his brother. Nevertheless, he still held a degree of compassion and care for Kratos despite his initial resentment and what had occurred, as illustrated by their reconciliation and shared goal to stop Thanatos.


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Deimos proved to be an incredibly powerful individual, as he was able to overpower his brother. Although Kratos was holding back, as seen in the remastered PS3 version, the player got a Trophy that was called "Let Him Win". Even then, he displayed inhuman physical performance despite the fact that he was imprisoned and tortured ever since his teen years. Despite his years in captivity, he was sufficiently trained as a warrior that he could face Thanatos with visible expertise, and could team up with his brother Kratos with perfect coordination, being a tremendous asset in combat. In fact, his contribution to the fight was significant enough that it allowed Kratos to defeat the God of Death.

Superhuman Strength: As a demigod, he had incredible strength, as seen from being able to overpower Kratos and beaten him to a bloody pulp, although it should be noted that Kratos had let him win. Superhuman Endurance: Over the years in the Domain of Death, Deimos had endured enormous physical and psychological torture and despite all of that, retained most of his sanity. He, however, wasn't as durable and tough like his brother which ultimately led to his death by Thanatos’ hands.

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Greek Mythology

In Greek Mythology, Deimos (Ancient Greek: Δεῖμος, pronounced [dêːmos], meaning "dread") was the personification of terror.
He was the son of Ares and Aphrodite . He was the twin brother of Phobos and the Goddess, Enyo, who accompanied Ares into battle, as well as his father's attendants: Trembling, Fear, Dread and Panic. Deimos was more of a personification and an abstraction of the sheer terror that was brought by war and he never appeared as an actual character in any story in Greek Mythology. His Roman equivalent was Formido or Metus.
Stalker | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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“ Stalker huntresses are worshipers of Skaði , a legendary Giantess renowned for her hunting expertise. They're usually a peaceful group, wanting nothing more than to find their next challenge. It appears recent times have made some of them far more aggressive and ruthless. It can't be said if it's completely Fimbulwinter 's fault. As with much of the pain in these realms, I suspect Odin 's tampering with the natural order has something to do with it. ” –Codex entry


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Hybrid Physiology : Being half-human and half-deer, the stalkers have a physiology stronger than that of an ordinary human, being faster, more agile, stronger and more resistant than any creature.

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The Stalkers don't appear to be existing creatures from Norse myth, although they do closely resemble the legendary character Elgfróði , who was half-human and half-elk.
Ogres | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Giant, powerful, angry, but thankfully not very smart, the ogre is one of the ugliest enemies we've fought, Their huge arms give their attacks good range, and they can hit hit the ground so hard they can create powerful attacks.
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Ogres are one of the most dangerous enemies Kratos and Atreus encounter in their journey besides Trolls . They are capable of performing a number of devastating attacks. Ogres attack by swinging their massive arms or charging at their enemies, as well as smashing the ground to perform shock-wave attacks, which can be done in succession. If lesser enemies are nearby an Ogre may grab them and throw them at Kratos. Fierce Ogres can leap great distances to attack an enemy from above. If an Ogre is stunned it can be grabbed onto and ridden around. Kratos can then use the enraged Ogre to smash into other enemies for a brief amount of time, causing massive damage. The more powerful Ogres can grab Kratos and smash him into the ground.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In mythology, ogres are often depicted as inhumanly large and tall and have a disproportionately large head, abundant hair, unusually colored skin, a voracious appetite, and a strong body. Ogres are closely linked with giants and with human cannibals in mythology. In both folklore and fiction, giants are often given ogrish traits (such as the giants in "Jack and the Beanstalk" and "Jack the Giant Killer", the Giant Despair in The Pilgrim's Progress, and the jötnar of Norse mythology); while ogres may be given giant-like traits.
Vili | God of War Wiki | Fandom

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Immortality : Vili, as a Norse God, is immortal, having lived for many millennia. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being like can kill him.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In Old Norse, Vili means “Will''. Vili and Vé, together with Óðinn, are the three brothers who slew Ymir — ending the primeval rule of the race of giants — and are the first of the Æsir. Óðin is the eldest, Vili the middle, and Ve the youngest. To the first human couple, Ask and Embla, Óðinn gave soul and life; Vili gave wit (intelligence) and sense of touch; and Vé gave countenance (appearance, facial expression), speech, hearing, and sight.
Odin, Vili, and Ve were the first true Aesir gods to exist. Their parents were the proto-god Borr and the giantess Bestla. The three brothers slew the giant Ymir, the first being who had come into existence, and fashioned the cosmos from his corpse.
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Immortality : Vé, as a Norse God, is immortal, having lived for many millennia. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being like can kill him.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

In Old Norse, Vé means “Temple. Vé and Vili, together with Óðinn, are the three brothers who slew Ymir — ending the primeval rule of the race of giants — and are the first of the Æsir. Óðin is the eldest, Vili the middle, and Ve the youngest. To the first human couple, Ask and Embla, Óðinn gave soul and life; Vili gave wit (intelligence) and sense of touch; and Vé gave countenance (appearance, facial expression), speech, hearing, and sight.
Odin, Vili, and Ve were the first true Aesir gods to exist. Their parents were the proto-god Borr and the giantess Bestla. The three brothers slew the giant Ymir, the first being who had come into existence, and fashioned the cosmos from his corpse.
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Personality [ ]

Byggvir is friendly and chatty, unlike his stoic wife. If the player approaches Byggvir before breaking Freya's curse, he politely greets Kratos, despite Kratos barely being an acquaintance and having been an enemy moments before, prompting Beyla to tell off Byggvir for saying hello. After breaking Freya's curse, Beyla and Byggvir accept him as an ally, and Byggvir asks Kratos to acquire a book from a restricted Elven library from the Forbidden Sands, believing that it holds taboo information on the history of the Elves which may help promote peace between the two sides. Like Beyla, Byggvir is critical of his race and the constant war for the light, believing that the more time he spends away from the light without wanting for its aura, the more he realises that it’s something he should no longer crave or blindly fight for anymore.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

The only surviving mention of Byggvir appears in the prose beginning of Lokasenna , and stanzas 55 through 56 of the same poem, where he is referred to as one of Freyr 's servants and as the husband of Beyla .


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Byggvir was a Light Elf from Alfheim, and took part in the never-ending war effort against the Dark Elves over control of the Light. At some point, he tried to uncover restricted information on the history of the Elves in an attempt to promote peace between the two sides, and was imprisoned along with Beyla, a Dark Elf warrior. During their time in prison, they grew close to each other, becoming lovers by the time they escaped, and eventually left Alfheim to join Freyr’s resistance group as the Alfheim war showed no signs of ending.
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Description [ ]

"Winters ago we defeated the Dark Elf king Svartáljǫfurr. It appears in his absence, a new guardian of the Temple of Light was anointed. Her swordsmanship and command of her form was unlike any I have gone up against. She was the aggressor, but once again Atreus questions if we have "helped the wrong side", referring to the struggle between the Light and Dark Elves. The only side we can take in this conflict is our own."


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Light Elf Physiology : Alva has all the attributes of her race such as greater strength, speed, agility and longevity. Flight : Like all light elves, Alva can levitate and fly great distances. Swordsmanship : In his journal, Kratos commended Alva's swordsmanship and command of her form as "unlike any I have ever gone up against."

Its origins are lost in the mists of time.
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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.

A mysterious past shrouded in secrets.
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Birgir, like most Traveler warriors, appears as a strongly built, middle-aged man with a weathered and serious tone. He is very tall, towering over Kratos. His skin is a light tan tone and he has hazel eyes. On his skin there are light markings, perhaps tattoos/paint visible on his forehead and face. He has a thick, dark-grey/brown beard and mustache. The beard appears full and somewhat shaggy, with strands that vary in length. A braided section of beard/hair extends down from the sides, twisted and braided into two separate braids, beaded jewelry adorns these braids. He wears a warrior-style outfit heavily decorated with patterns and a bandanna-like head covering with runic designs. The armor he is wearing appears elaborate, his armor consists of a metal and leather looking design that is intricate and detailed, appearing woven or patterned. The armor covers his torso, arms, and legs, extending to elaborate leg guards. The armor has various shades of browns, tans, and metallic gold tones. Small, circular decorative elements are featured on the chest piece. His hands appear to partially wear dark-colored gauntlets. His legs are clad in decorated leg wrappings/armor. Birgir also brandishes the trademark oversized Traveler sword, it is an ornate sword with a complex hilt featuring metallic bands and a golden-bronze-colored guard. The sword is a light-colored blade with glowing, light-blue runes along its length. His sword appears to also be damaged at the tip for unknown reasons.
Birgir is polite and soft-spoken. Lúnda remarks that he isn't much of a talker. Despite this we get to see that he is very loyal, protective and brave. Birgir risks his life to save his group, just showcasing how truly nice he is.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

Birger is a Scandinavian name from Old Norse, bjarga, meaning "to help, to save, to protect". It is widely used in Norway as Birger but also as Børge. In Old Norse, Birgir means helper. In Old Norse, a Berserker named Birgir is mentioned.
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Immortality: As a Goddess, she is immortal. After marrying Dionysus she becomes a goddess. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill her.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

Ariadne (/ˌæriˈædni/; Greek: Ἀριάδνη; Latin: Ariadne ) was a Cretan princess in Greek mythology. She was mostly associated with mazes and labyrinths because of her involvement in the myths of the Minotaur and Theseus. The ancient Roman author Hyginus identified Ariadne as the Roman Libera/Proserpina at approximately the same time as Libera was officially identified with Proserpina in 205 BC, these two names becoming synonymous for the same goddess. Hyginus equated Libera/Proserpina with Ariadne as bride to Liber whose Greek equivalent was Dionysus, the husband of Ariadne.
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Atmokinesis Aerokinesis Cryokinesis Flight Immortality Power Bestowal Shapeshifting Telekinesis Telepathy Teleportation

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Greek Mythology [ ]

Boreas is the Greek god of the North wind, Storms and Winter. He was eldest of four wind gods that are the sons of Eos and Astraios. His best known myth Is the abduction of Oreithyia from him.


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In the God of War series, Boreas is the God of the North Wind, Storms and Winter who leads the Fire Steeds of Helios as an entity, and not as a horse along with his brothers. However, he is apparently much more powerful and prominent in comparison to the other Wind Gods, Notos , Euros , and Zephyros . Boreas, also known as "The Devouring One" , had a shrine built on his honor in the somewhere in the snowy Mounts of Aroania . He also had a stone representation carved in his image, which was at the Palace of the Fates , and appears to represent not only the north wind, but also ice, cold, snow, and winter.
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Personality [ ]

Atropos is the cruelest of the three sisters. She believes that she can control anyone's life and is extremely proud of her status as a Fate, as she greatly enjoys taunting those around her by threatening to cut their threads and end their lives in an instant. Further giving to her vast arrogance, she believes herself to be far more powerful than both Clotho and Lahkesis and constantly enjoys toying with the fates of anyone, mortal or immortal alike, as if they were her playthings.


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“ Search your memory, Kratos! The sword which you stand on delivered your victory against Ares. Without it, you will be the one who dies this day, not Ares! We can change your past and set your future! This is the power of the Fates! ” –Atropos.

As one of the Sisters of Fate , Atropos is more powerful than the Gods , than the Titans , than anyone in the mythological world and possess a certain amount of powerful abilities.

Chronokinesis: Atropos could travel through time, using the mirrors of Fates. She was able to change the past this way and could even drag people with her through the mirror. Claws: Atropos had long talons that could cause great damage to anyone who strayed too close. Death Inducement: Using her claws, she cut the threads of fate and end the life of whoever the thread belonged to. Destiny Manipulation: Being one of the Sisters of Fate, she was able to design and alter destiny for every mortal, God, and Titan. Energy Manipulation: She was able to project green energy from her hands in a variety of ways: firing homing orbs, strong powerful beams, and strong rays. Flight: Atropos was able to fly without the need of wings or any other sort of support. Immortality: as a Greek Goddess , She is immortal, meaning she does not age and is immune to disease and toxins. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill her. Summoning: Atropos was able to summon her minions, Fates Sentries to fight at her side or present a distraction. Superhuman Durability: As a Primoridal, she was able to hold her own against demigods and deal with massive damage. Superhuman Stamina: As a Primordial, she required no sleep or even rest. Superhuman Strength: As a Primordial, she required superhuman strength able to grab a grown man and drag him with her. Vitrikinesis: Atropos was able to move through magical mirrors, spending most of her time in them. Using the mirrors, she could travel through time.

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Greek Mythology [ ]

In Greek mythology, Atropos was the Sister of Fate who ended mortal 's lives by cutting their thread of life. She is the most well-known sister due to her job. Atropos was the smallest in stature, but the oldest and some believe, more powerful and cruel. Once those ends are cut by her razor-sharp scissors, it is impossible to tie them back together. She is known to the Romans as "Morta".
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On a contrast, Asgardians are no different than Midgardians. However, unlike Midgardians, they born and live in Asgard. One can take a closer look that they wears much decorative and refined clothes, which also featured the colors of blue and green, such distinctive trait of the Aesir. Despite live inside Asgard, they are but still nonetheless servants for the Aesir gods . They can be encountered in Gladsheim , particularly in The Great Lodge , where they would feasts and drinks, and sharing some gossips of what happened lately.

Legends speak of an untold history.
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Immortality: as a Norse God, Bragi is immortal. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill him.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

The theonym Bragi probably stems from the masculine noun bragr, which can be translated in Old Norse as 'poetry' (cf. Icelandic bragur 'poem, melody, wise') or as 'the first, noblest' (cf. poetic Old Norse bragnar 'chiefs, men', bragningr 'king'). It is unclear whether the theonym semantically derives from the first meaning or the second.
A connection has been also suggested with the Old Norse bragarfull, the cup drunk in solemn occasions with the taking of vows. The word is usually taken to semantically derive from the second meaning of bragr ('first one, noblest'). A relation with the Old English term brego ('lord, prince') remains uncertain.
Bragi regularly appears as a personal name in Old Norse and Old Swedish sources, which according to linguist Jan de Vries might indicate the secondary character of the god's name.
Snorri Sturluson writes in the Gylfaginning after describing Odin, Thor, and Baldr:
In Skáldskaparmál Snorri writes:
That Bragi is Odin's son is clearly mentioned only here and in some versions of a list of the sons of Odin (see Sons of Odin). But "wish-son" in stanza 16 of the Lokasenna could mean "Odin's son" and is translated by Hollander as Odin's kin. Bragi's mother is possibly Frigg.
In that poem Bragi at first forbids Loki to enter the hall but is overruled by Odin. Loki then gives a greeting to all gods and goddesses who are in the hall save to Bragi. Bragi generously offers his sword, horse, and an arm ring as peace gift but Loki only responds by accusing Bragi of cowardice, of being the most afraid to fight of any of the Æsir and Elves within the hall. Bragi responds that if they were outside the hall, he would have Loki's head, but Loki only repeats the accusation. When Bragi's wife Iðunn attempts to calm Bragi, Loki accuses her of embracing her brother's slayer, a reference to matters that have not survived. It may be that Bragi had slain Iðunn's brother.
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Personality [ ]

While talking to Atreus , he was rather loud, mean and irritating however deep down he had feelings of shame and guilt due to the fact that he created soul eaters and that they caused so much devastation to Midgard. He hated Kratos for all he did was ignore him even though he was trying to warn him not to go any further into the landsuther mines because of the dangers within it. At the same time he was grateful to Kratos for destroying his laboratory so that no more soul eaters could be created. After being saved from Brok 's re-melting he calmed down and accepted his fate.


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As a dwarf, Andvari was a skilled blacksmith, craftsman and was very entrepreneurial. He led his faction of Dwarves and Mortals to colonize several mines and even started to develop ideas to weaponize the Ancients as their workforce. He even sold his Soul Eaters to Surtr as well as Motsognir.
Andvari was also skilled enchanter and practitioner of soul-based magicks. He was capable of removing the souls of Ancients to turn them into Soul Eaters, mindless servants for the Dwarves. Prior to being destroyed by one of his Soul Eaters, he quickly enchanted his soul inside into his ring so that his soul may be saved, even if the body is destroyed.
While losing these abilities due to his current state, according to the codex Kratos can use this soul in the ring to enchant his weapons and armors.

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In Norse mythology, Andvari (Old Norse "careful one") is a dwarf who lives underneath a waterfall and has the power to change himself into a fish at will.
Andvari had a magical ring Andvaranaut, which helped him become wealthy. Using a net provided by Ran, Loki catches him as a pike and forces him to give up his gold and Andvaranaut. Andvari cursed the stolen gold which would destroy anyone who possessed it. After the deaths of Brynhild and Sigurd, Gunnar left Andvari's gold in a cave. Years later, Andvari discovered the cave and his lost gold, although his ring was lost forever.
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Immortality: As a Norse God, Búri is immortal. Only a sufficiently powerful weapon or an extremely powerful being can kill him.

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Norse Mythology [ ]

Búri was created by Auðumbla , the Primordial Cow who nourished Ymir , by licking him free of the ice from Niflheim . Búri would go on to marry a frost giantess who would give birth to his son, Borr .