In God of War you’ve got the option to find and help the dragons.
All three dragons in God of War are described in our walkthrough below.
As the name suggests, it involves freeing 3 different dragons found in the game world.
Even despite that the dragon will attack Kratos from a distance.
This will allow the particular dragon to fly away.
Otr’s Imprisonment - Dragon 1
Dragon’s location:Veidrrgard.
Commentary:You start the task in Veidrrgard where you will encounter the dragon.
You must destroy three statues that are holding the dragon captive.
Watch out for beast’s area attacks - his range is impressive.
The first altarcan be found behind the wooden bridge - it’s pretty easy to find it.
The third altaris behind the gate that you must open first.
The solution to the riddle can be found in the movie above.
Rewards for completing the quest:Rare spell, dragon tear, 615 XP.
The Flight of Fafnir - Dragon 2
Dragon’s location:Council of Valkyries.
Commentary:You start this quest in the location Council of Valkyries where you will encounter the dragon.
You must destroy three figures that are holding the dragon captive.
They are close to each other.
Watch out for dragon’s breath.
The first shrineis on the left from the dragon, close to the beginning of the location.
The second altaris a bit further - it’s hard to miss it.
The third oneis in a different spot - you must climb the rock and enter the cave.
Your task is to destroy three altars that are imprisoning the beast.
Stick close to the area with the dragon and you will find them quickly.
Commentary:The first altar can be found near the road you used to walk near the dragon.
It’s close to the main altar.
Commentary:The second altar is near the ruins, in the nearby cave.
Check the video solution above and you will learn how to win this challenge.
Once you destroy all altars, go back to the stone that imprisons the beast and free the dragon.
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