Odin's Ravens are back in God of War Ragnarok, and they're spread across all nine realms. You can't explore without hearing one of Odin's Ravens chirping somewhere nearby, the spectral little gits.

Richard Schiff, the actor who portrays Odin in God of War Ragnarok, was convinced by his son to take on the role, who just so happens to be a big God of War fan. That’s according to the game’s ...

Ragnarök is coming, and Kratos and Atreus must battle their way through the Norse apocalypse. Yet, while the end times may be upon Kratos, there are those who hope to stop the coming final battle, ...

God Of War Ragnarok will bring plenty of new characters into the fray, some of them we’ve already seen like Thor, Tyr, and Angrboda. Of course there are character’s we’ve yet to see, chief among them ...

Shared on Reddit by user and frequent leaker AestheticGamer, a new image of Odin from God of War Ragnarok has now come about. Although it’s unclear how this user obtained this image, the version of ...

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Of all the many collectibles in God of War, the largest group and often the toughest to find are Odin’s ravens. These spectral green birds hide across the realms to keep tabs on Kratos, and often ...

Odin lost an eye presumably from attempting to peer into a mystical rift. In God of War Ragnarok, Odin lifts his eyepatch to reveal the nasty black scar that now marks his face. According to Odin, ...

COPENHAGEN — Scandinavian scientists said Wednesday that they have identified the oldest-known inscription referencing the Norse god Odin on part of a gold disc unearthed in western Denmark in 2020.

A centuries-old gold disc found in Denmark has revealed the earliest known mention of the Norse god Odin at least 150 years earlier than any previous inscription. The disc, known as a bracteate, was ...

Researchers have discovered that an ancient gold disc found in southern Denmark includes the earliest written reference to the Norse god Odin, revealing that he was worshiped up to 150 years earlier ...