This is your Trophy Guide for God of War Ragnarok. The sequel to God of War 2018 is, by all accounts, a far grander adventure than the first game. Ragnarok allows travel to and from all the realms, meaning that traveling and exploration is more of a labor now than it ever was.
In this guide, we’ll tell you what you need to know in order to get the Platinum trophy for God of War Ragnarok.
Note: Since the game has now officially release, here's the full trophy list. This also serves as your SPOILER WARNING. So, be aware.
God of War Ragnarok Trophy Guide
Platinum
- The Bear and the Wolf: Collect all Trophies
Gold
- Ready for Commitment: Fully Upgrade one armor set
- Ragnarok: Battle the All-Father
- Grave Mistake: Battle King Hrolf
- The True Queen: Battle Gna
Silver
- Spartan Ways: Remember the Spartan teachings
- Bull Belly: Obtain all of the Apples of Idunn and Horns of Blood Mead
- Phalanx: Obtain all Shields
- Collector: Obtain all Relics and Sword Hilts
- Dragon Slayer: Craft the Dragon Scaled Armor Set
- How It’s going: Fully repair the Amulet of Yggdrasil
- Funeral for a Friend: Attend the funeral
- Full Gufa: Free the Hafgufas
- Making Amends: Free the Lyngbakr
- It was a good day: Retrieve Mardoll
- Invasive Species: Complete all of the Crater Hunts
- Besties: Pet Speki and Svanna
- Rightful Place: Return all the Lindwyrms to Ratatoskr
- Pure of Hart: Return the Stags of the Four Seasons
- Trials of Fire: Complete the Trials of Muspelheim
Bronze
- The Florist: Collect one flower from each of the nine realms
- The Librarian: Collect all of the Books
- The Curator: Collect all of the Artifacts
- How it Started: Equip and Enchantment
- Spit Shine: Upgrade one piece of armor
- Knock Off the Rust: Purchase a Skill
- A Grizzly Encounter: Battle the Bear
- Blood Debt: Battle the God of Thunder
- Backyard Brawl: Battle the Mysterious Valkyrie
- Root of the Problem: Battle Niohogg
- The Cauldron: Destroy Gryla’s cauldron
- Off the Leash: Battle Garm
- Comeuppance: Battle Heimdall
- Better Together: Battle Hrist and Mist
- Rebel Leader: Return the Hammer of the Rebellion
- New Friends: Fetch Lunda’s orb
There are 36 trophies in to collect:
- 1 Platinum Trophy
- 4 Gold Trophies
- 15 Silver Trophies
- 16 Bronze Trophies
I want to make a note that exploration and collecting only account for a handful of trophies in total. The bulk of the trophies earned are either collected naturally as you progress through the game or is tied to equipment – be it leveling up or making certain sets of armor.
As per normal with the series, there are many trophies tied to fighting bosses in the game. Those are primarily reserved for either bronze or Gold trophies. Silver is more associated with upgrades and the resolution of various Favors.
Collectibles are also broken up to several doable objectives. These are far easier to do when you have all the equipment and skills needed to fully open up the map. Otherwise, you’ll be collecting many of them to sell to the dwarves for decorative displays.
Update:
The most important to know about trophy collecting in God of War Ragnarok is that you’ll be having a slow start. At about 30-40 hours, the number of trophies collected will significantly increase after completing more Favors and battling more challenging encounters. It’s almost as if you are encouraged to look for tough enemies. It’s the only way to get high-tier materials to upgrade to level 7-9.
Trials of Fire is basically Trials from last game. Only less exciting.
Chances are you spend most of your time doing the Collector trophies. Some relics and sword hilts are tied to end-game side missions like Fit for a King Favor. There aren’t that many shields in the game so you’ll be getting Phalanx simply by progressing the story.
And that’s it for all the trophies in God of War Ragnarok. If you’re looking to fully platinum this game, you’re looking something close to 50+ hours. Even more if you’re playing it at Give me God of War difficulty.
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