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Niflheim, also known every bit Niflheimr, is 1 of the Nine Realms of the World Tree, an optional location in God of State of war (2018).

Description

Niflheim is known as "The Realm of Fog", originally being a realm of endless snow, wind, water ice and mist. However, an aggressive Dwarf alchemist named Ivaldi decided to settle a workshop in the country of mist and found a way to harness all the frosty power of Niflheim, creating works of curiosity that shocked the realms of both men and Gods.

Unfortunately, the leader of the Aesir, Odin, didn't like the thought of Dwarves creating contraptions that challenged his power, so he intervened with Ivaldi'due south creations, to which the Dwarf furiously retaliated. As the situation escalated, Ivaldi began to meddle with forces he shouldn't have and ended up cursing the unabridged fog realm, altering its mist to toxicant anyone who breathed it, a expletive to which Ivaldi was the starting time victim of. Horrified at what Ivaldi had done to the former ice realm, his son Mótsognir would exit behind a message outside his begetter'southward workshop renouncing his own kind and alert anyone who traveled to Niflheim to turn back.

The snow and ice are nowhere to be seen, the wind doesn't blow anymore and the at present fatal mist releases a foul aroma. Kratos and Atreus can collect all the Niflheim Ciphers in Midgard in order to access the mist world and traverse the now abandoned workshop to retrieve the realm's exclusive materials like Mist Echoes and Niflheim Alloy.

The Valkyrie Hildr was imprisoned in one of the chamber's of Ivaldi'due south workshop.

Regions

Ivaldi'due south Workshop: The merely explorable location to date, the workshop is a labyrinth filled with chests containing the rare materials and nonetheless active lethal traps left backside, alongside undead beings, Seiðr creatures, Hel-Walkers and rabid beasts.

The poisonous mist makes travel in the workshop limited, depleting Kratos's health subsequently a set period of fourth dimension, time that can exist partially replenished by opening up chests. The Dwarf Sindri that can be found near the entrance of the workshop tin can too craft equipment that lessens the mist'south effects.

Further into the center of the labyrinth are locked chests that can only exist opened by exchanging previously nerveless Mist Echoes. This is likewise where 3 Realm Tears also left behind past Ivaldi are located, which like the chests can only be opened past exchanging Mist Echoes.

Gallery

Realm Travel Door

Map of Niflheim (cropped)

Trivia

• Niflheim is one of the two primordial realms in ancient Norse cosmology, said to be the place where Ymir took form. The other primordial realm is Muspelheim.
• If you find a Nornir chest in the first room you enter, where the runes are scattered over the other chambers, don't back out to Sindri when you are through with the workshop, or it will disappear upon re-entry. Instead head upwards into the central chamber, the workshop enemies and chests volition have a full reset just in this case, the Nornir chest stays. That ways you take 2 Nornir chests to open up every time you make another round through the workshop.
• The rune of Niflhiem is "naudiz" (ᚾ) in the Elder Futhark, which represents the letter "N" and the concept of "hardship."
• The earliest point that Niflheim can be accessed is after Kratos and Atreus escape from Helheim. This applies even in New Game+, where the chest in the peak that normally has the cipher code for the realm will be turned into a useless enhancement to ensure that players won't unlock the realm also early.
• The Realm travel door to Niflheim depicts an abandoned city or workshop, the wind blowing through the empty place and old vines growing through the rubble. On both sides of the landscape are Dwarves however these may either be ii unlike statues which have rust-covered over fourth dimension or perhaps a before and after depiction of the head Dwarf Ivaldi as he was the first to die from the poisonous mists he released.

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Source: https://godofwar.fandom.com/wiki/Niflheim