Kratos is a Spartan warrior who became the Greek God of War after killing Ares. After being betrayed by Zeus, Kratos set out to change his fate by seeking the Sisters of Fate.
Even in God of War’s 2018 soft-reboot, though, the Olympians are still shaping Kratos’ actions. How the character interacts with Atreus and the Norse pantheon is a direct result of the journey Like the previous version of Kratos, God of War (2018)'s Kratos is a gruff, burly warrior with intimidatingly large muscles and a menacing expression. Although he appears to be calmer than his Technically speaking, it seems Kratos has never been a God at any given time. In Ascension, Chains of Olympus, and GoW1, Kratos is a Mortal/Demigod, and is offered the throne of Ares at the end of 1. In Ghost of Sparta, it seems he was still a Mortal/Demigod, since in the last cutscene of the game, Athena appears and offers to make Kratos a God The original God of War games were based loosely on Greek mythology and centered on Kratos, who was consumed by a desire for vengeance against the gods. Despite being a terrible person who is so Obviously greek in origin and it depicts the end of God of War 3 with Kratos bloodied, standing over the bodies of the Greek Gods. BUT! Look at the backside of the vase. It depicts the rebuilding of Greece. There's a man hammering at the base of some pillar and there's another man pulling up another pillar with the assistance of 2 horses. . 905 680 958 296 840 105 710 121