Kratos is back, baby! That’s right, God of War: Ragnarok has arrived just in time to give Elden Ring a run for its money in the old Game of the Year competition. Though Atreus is older and more useful, and there are more gods gunning for Kratos than ever, you’d better believe that our favorite ashen warrior is more than up to the task of taking down another pantheon. However, in order to do it, he’s going to need his trusty Blades of Chaos.
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How to Fully Explore the Crater – How to Upgrade Armor and Weapons – How to Jump – How to Heal and Use Ragestones – How to Use Enchantments – How to Give Kratos Witchtime – How to Unlock the Secret Muspelheim Realm – How to Increase Your Healthbar – How to Upgrade from PS4 to PS5 – How to Fully Upgrade the Amulet – How to Complete Across the Realm’s Favor – All Cosmetic Armor – Best Graphics Settings – Atreus Combat Guide – How to Unlock the Crater – How to Transmogrify Weapons – How to Use Crystalline Shards – How to Regenerate Health – How to Beat Bjorn, the Giant Bear – How to Increase Spartan Rage – How to Open All Gates in the Wetlands – How to Earn More Hacksilver
How To Get the Blades of Chaos Back in God of War: Ragnarok
From the very start of God of War: Ragnarok, it’s going to feel like you’re much better off than you were at the beginning of the God of War reboot. However, you might find yourself wondering when Kratos will have access to his iconic Blades of Chaos, and luckily it doesn’t take nearly as long to unlock them this time around as it did in the previous game.
In order to wield the almighty blades from Kratos’ first six adventures, you’re going to need to put roughly a couple of hours into the game. Once you’ve reached the point where Thor and Odin come knocking at your door, you’ll almost be there, but first, you’re going to have to go axe to hammer with Thor and Mjolnir. It’s a three-tier fight, so settle in and don’t get too cocky. Once you’ve taken the God of Thunder down a peg, though, you’ll find yourself back at the cabin, where you’ll unlock the Blades of Chaos automatically.
To sweeten the pot even more, you’ll also unlock other pieces of equipment for Kratos, as well as the ability to use your experience to unlock new moves for Kratos and Atreus. With all of these new options and equipment open to you in God of War: Ragnarok, you’ll find that you’re truly ready to head out on one final adventure in the lands of the Norse gods. Happy hunting!
