I found your post very informative

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So kratos is multiversal like all the gods ,titans ,giants ,primordials and mythological beings

Hey man i just wanted to say that you missed this statement from Matt Sophos wich Richard Gaubert agreed on here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ord1osWaqdiuaHU.htmlsi=k3N6b1hXgi2igY5z -36:50 He confirms that if you are in Scandinavia that land will become the earth wich includes every land and continent, like Greece and Egypt and when you are in Greece it will work the same since the Greek world has an edge... Before y'know before it got destroyed and the faith for Greek Mythology died reducing it to a normal country.

​@destruidordemundosghostofspart while I can see ur a gow fan this will be upsetting to yall but chances are these are pocket dimensions/ realms on earth as Cory said they are separate from geography. W

Doesn't matter.It gotta make sense.

My pleasure!

Awesome, thank you!

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​@@abdbay Hey what do you use for your background music out of curiosity

Yup!!

This isn't a theory. This is literally near the actual truth.

Author of the original blog here. Kindly watch this video from 17:21. GoW doesn't have a multiverse in the conventional sense. It's unique. The "greater" GoW earth is just like our earth. However, within every country or continent, lies a cosmology with a distinct creation story and a pantheon of deities (based on the prominent belief system there). This is how all the mythologies co-exist at once despite contradictions, stretching from the beginning to the end of time, separated by earthly geography. Think of the "bigger on the inside" trope, similar to Hermione's beaded hand bag or Doraemon's 4-D pocket. You physically traverse from Greece to Scandinavia, which looks normal sized from the outside, but as soon as you enter it, there's an entire cosmos within with its own creation story and pantheon of deities. Hope that answers your query.

​@rtxmeatlug3149 sounds like on universe with a bunch h of pocket dimensions earth has a bunch of pocket dimensions which is each realm.

Great :)

@@abdbay indeed

Author of the original blog here. That's certainly possible. The secondary canon novels for the Greek games do talk about how mortals' faith in the deities gives them their divine authority and influence, and if enough followers leave and/or die, the deity they primarily worshipped risks encumberment and possibly even complete cessation of their existence.

Author of the original blog here. They did several times, actually. Cory and Matt did on Twitter as well as Insta, the character Mimir did in the 2018 game, Kratos did in GoW: Ragnarok, and several promotional posts for the 2018 game did the same too.

@@rtxmeatlug3149what about the egyptian pantheon, did kratos not get there by boat? In the fallen god comic

​@@alliii835 Kindly watch this video from 17:21. GoW doesn't have a multiverse in the conventional sense. It's unique. The "greater" GoW earth is just like our earth. However, within every country or continent, lies a cosmology with a distinct creation story and a pantheon of deities (based on the prominent belief system there). This is how all the mythologies co-exist at once despite contradictions, stretching from the beginning to the end of time, separated by earthly geography. Think of the "bigger on the inside" trope, similar to Hermione's beaded hand bag or Doraemon's 4-D pocket. You physically traverse from Greece to Scandinavia, which looks normal sized from the outside, but as soon as you enter it, there's an entire cosmos within with its own creation story and pantheon of deities. This should explain how Kratos ended up in Egypt's Egyptian pantheon after leaving Greece's Greek pantheon. Hope that answers your query.

@@rtxmeatlug3149 i get that, but then that just means anyone can traverse the pantheons right? Unless kratos for some reason got there because the greek world had “died”. Like if thor just flew far enough, he’d end up in egypt as well, would another geographical region be available for travel without necessarily leaving the pantheon?

@@alliii835 Kratos stumbled across Egypt because Greece died, so its magical boundaries faded. He ended up in Scandinavia due to 2 magical wolves dragging him there, as implied by him in the primary canon Norse novel. Tyr used the Unity Stone to translocate between geographical regions on the "greater" GoW earth instantaneously. The Persian King that arrived in Greece with his army was either from the Greek Pantheon's version of Persia, or the Persian pantheon itself. In the latter case, we don't know how he traversed from Persia to Greece. But it's quite likely that Persia has its own version of the Unity Stone. The Travellers traverse the "greater" GoW earth on ships based on a GoW 2018 mural, showing a ship sailing through a cosmic sea containing bubbles housing galaxies. But the Travellers are also magic-based. In short, we don't know if a purely physical mode of travel between different geographical regions on the "greater" GoW earth is possible or not. As for my personal belief on this, I don't think that Thor, or any other deity, can just physically travel from one geographical region to another on the "greater" GoW earth without employing some sort of magic. That's because the mythological patheons within different geographical regions on GoW's "greater" earth have astronomical cosmologies, containing higher-dimensional structures on several upper levels of infinities. Not to mention, even if some deity does manage to reach the border, I don't think they'll be able to cross it without involving some kind of unique magic. Otherwise, the patheons would've gone on war with each other. But from what we know, the pantheons are somewhat aware of each other, but they're not easily accessible to each other.

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​@@abdbayI haven't watched it yet but it looks cool

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Original writer of the blog here (Agni-Dev on Quora). Your query can be addressed with 2 explanations:- 1. Every country/continent on God of War's "greater" earth looks normal from outside, but is an alternate reality from inside with its own cosmology, creation story, and earth/universe based on the mythology prevalent in that region. So, that Persian army at the beginning of Chains of Olympus could've been of the Greek World/Pantheon. 2. The Persian army actually traversed the "greater" earth and stumbled across the Greek Pantheon, just like how the Travellers in GoW 2018 and Ragnarok stumbled across the Scandinavian pantheon while sailing.

Probably by a travel stone, since Kratos says it's some kind of travel stone when he sees the unity stone. But it is possible to traverse the lands by boat, but it's just really hard to do so.

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It's not possible. Corey borelog basically said all cultures exists in the same earth along with it's different mythologies. So it's not technically multiversal but Omniversal on Earth

@@christianhenry4173 ok🫡

Agni-Dev (author of the original blog) here. I'll try to simplify all this for you. The "greater" GoW earth/universe IS a multiverse where every country/continent is a reality with its own Gods, cosmology, and creation stories based on the mythology prevalent there. It's just that these realities are smaller from the outside, but astronomical from the inside (similar to Doraemon's 4-D pocket). That's what allows for travel between them via conventional means such as ships. The Travellers in GoW 2018 and Ragnarok, for example, stumbled across the Scandinavian pantheon while travelling across the "greater" GoW earth/universe that I talked of earlier. Tyr's Unity Stone, however, allows for accurate and instantaneous travel (by cutting the distance) between the 9 realms and to other countries/continents as well.

@@rtxmeatlug1428 thanks!

Yes

My dream game is that all mythologys in GOW go on aliance to defense against an invation from Lovecraft beings

Author of the original blog here. Kindly watch this video from 18:19. GoW doesn't have a multiverse in the conventional sense. It's unique. The "greater" GoW earth is just like our earth. However, within every country or continent, lies a cosmology with a distinct creation story and a pantheon of deities (based on the prominent belief system there). This is how all the mythologies co-exist at once despite contradictions, stretching from the beginning to the end of time, separated by earthly geography. Think of the "bigger on the inside" trope, similar to Hermione's beaded hand bag or Doraemon's 4-D pocket. You physically traverse from Greece to Scandinavia, which looks normal sized from the outside, but as soon as you enter it, there's an entire cosmos within with its own creation story and pantheon of deities. Hope that answers your query.

Author of the original blog here. Kindly watch this video from 17:21. GoW doesn't have a multiverse in the conventional sense. It's unique. The "greater" GoW earth is just like our earth. However, within every country or continent, lies a cosmology with a distinct creation story and a pantheon of deities (based on the prominent belief system there). This is how all the mythologies co-exist at once despite contradictions, stretching from the beginning to the end of time, separated by earthly geography. Think of the "bigger on the inside" trope, similar to Hermione's beaded hand bag or Doraemon's 4-D pocket. You physically traverse from Greece to Scandinavia, which looks normal sized from the outside, but as soon as you enter it, there's an entire cosmos within with its own creation story and pantheon of deities. Now, to answer your question, that Persian King could've been from the Greek pantheon's version of Persia, or from the Persian pantheon itself (present within the country of Persia on the "greater" GoW earth). Both possibilities are equally likely. Hope that answers your query.

Author of the original blog here. Cory Barlog did say in a tweet that Kratos IS Christianity itself when a user asked him how would he fair in the Christian pantheon. But we don't know if he was fully serious or not.

Nicely summarized

Kratos does indeed scale to the Primordials, in fact he's beyond them. Kratos has already killed two Primordials, both the Primordial God of Death Thanatos and the Primordial Godess of Earth Gaia. He also scales beyond the king of the Primordials Uranus, since he was defeated by the Titan Cronos and Cronos was defeated by Zeus, Kratos is on par with Zeus.

@@ThePanther97every generation scales above the previous as well. The further down the line each generation could beat the previous. Cronos bested ouranos Cronos was bested by Zeus Zeus was bested by kratos. So by that logic every generation gets more powerful innately regardless of not creating concepts or the universe they now inhabit. Chaos and company created the universe the furies etc, The titans who are considered primordials created concepts within that universe like cronos to time etc. The Greeks now embody smaller concepts in the already created universe but still have the raw power to beat their ancestors regardless Zeus to lightning, Helios to the sun, Poseidon to the seas etc.

@@Marshkoon Yes exactly my point, I even added that he scales beyond them but some people still don't believe it for some reason. So yeah, everything you added is true.

@@ThePanther97 people even forget that kratos didn’t need all the gear he had to beat Zeus he ultimately beat him to death using his own innate raw strength with his anger with the power of hope backing him while Zeus had the power of fear driving him.

Author of the original post here. The version of Egypt in the Greek pantheon/reality/dimension was probably destroyed at the end of GoW 3, along with the entire mortal world (i.e. earth with an endless sky and surrounded by an endless ocean). The version of Egypt in the Norse pantheon/reality/dimension exists on the core planet of the Midgard realm i.e. earth. These versions of Egypt within different mythological pantheons/realities/dimensions on the "greater" GoW earth are what Santa Monica Studios refer to as geographical regions. The Egyptian pantheon/reality/dimension still exists though. Kratos visited exactly that in the Fallen God comic which you're referring to.

@@rtxmeatlug3149 do the different versions of egypt (in greece and norse) also have gods? or is that only the egyptian pantheon

@@CJfromMEXICO The Egypt(s) in the Greek and Norse pantheon have the Greek and Norse deities ruling over it respectively. This is how the Greek pantheon had control over Africa, Egypt, Persia, Lybia, and the entire Mediterranean. This is also why Matt stated that in the Norse pantheon, Niflheim and Alfheim would have their own versions of Egypt. These countries and continents exist in their reality/dimension as well, and they (the deities) have control over it. However, the Egyptian pantheon has its distinct deities just like the Greek and Norse pantheons. It'd have its own unique creation story, cosmology, and version of earth.