'I gave you everything: my skills, my friendship, my home, my secrets, my treasures, and you just kept taking. 'You don't know what sorry means,' Sindri snaps at Atreus when the latter tries to apologize for Brok's death. Sindri has been understandably morose after the death of Brok. Using Gjallarhorn, a horn which Kratos took off Heimdall after killing him, Kratos is able to open a portal to Asgard in Tyr's Temple. Kratos is named general of the army attacking Asgard: It's comprised of Freya, her brother Freyr, the Valkeries, the dark and light elves of Alfheim, the World Serpent Jormungandr, Angrboda, the Hel-Walkers from Helheim, and Surtr. Kratos and Atreus travel to Muspelheim and, after some wrangling, convince Surtr to mount his attack. It's prophesized that Surtr, the fire demon of Muspelheim, kicks off Ragnarok with an attack on Asgard. As everyone surrounds Brok, treating him like a crazy Dwarf, Tyr fatally stabs Brok and reveals that he's not actually Tyr - Odin has been pretending to be Tyr the whole time.Īfter a standoff, Odin takes the mask and goes back to Asgard. Brok wonders why Tyr never mentioned this path to Asgard before, and why Tyr is calling Atreus 'Loki.' Tyr says he'll show them the path after he collects his 'things,' but Brok points out that he has no things - what a burn - and slaps the mask out of Tyr's hands. And in fact, he has just the thing: a secret path to Asgard.Įveryone is hyped except for Brok. Tyr, keen to avoid war at all costs, says this is a fabulous idea. That way they won't have to initiate Ragnarok, and war can be avoided. If they can go to Asgard, they can lure Odin out with the mask and kill him. Kratos has no choice but to strangle him to death.īack at Sindri's house, Atreus, Kratos, Tyr and Freya devise a plan. Don't think too hard about it.) He tries unsuccessfully to walk away from the defeated Heimdall, but Heimdall won't relent. (Yes, if Heimdall could truly read intentions he would know Kratos intends to implode the spear, and so he'd avoid it rather than catch it. But the spear can implode and regenerate, which allows Kratos to harm and ultimately kill Heimdall. It's a success! Heimdall can read people's intentions, so can catch the spear every time Kratos throws it at him. Kratos gets his chance to use the weapon when Heimdall confronts him in Vanaheim. To create it, Brok escorts Kratos to Svartalfheim, where they gather materials and get a weird Mermaid creature to craft the Spear. Kratos asks Sindri and Brok if they could forge a new weapon to help him beat the Aesir god, and the two Dwarfs come up with the Draupnir Spear. Heimdall can read people's intentions, so attacking him is hard. To protect his son, Kratos has to kill Heimdall.

The weird mermaid creature that makes Kratos' Draupnir Spear.

Odin god of war