If you get hit by one of them, it will momentarily stun you, making it harder to dodge or block the next attack.
This combination is usually 2-3 hits, so make sure you are ready. Look out for the runes on The Stranger’s body to glow blue, and then be ready to block or dodge away. The shockwave from this slam cannot be blocked, so make sure you are dodging away so you don’t take any damage from it.Īnother move to look out for is a combination of punches that can deal a good bit of damage to Kratos. Look out for this tell, and then prepare to move out of the way as quickly as possible. We suggest focusing on light attacks here, as they are the quickest, and The Stranger has a tendency to quickly rush away before moving into a powerful slam that causes him to glow red. We’ve broken up each phase below.ĭuring the opening of this battle all you’ll want to do is focus on dodging The Stranger’s attacks, while also dealing damage to him as much as possible. The Stranger, as he is known in this first battle, is a god-like being that will require you to complete several phases in order to finally take him down. The second boss that you encounter in God of War is much more difficult than Dauði Kaupmaðr. After a while you should get a prompt to press R3, which will cause Kratos to jump onto Dauði Kaupmaðr and finish the troll off, bringing this battle to an end. This will give you a nice opening to move in and take the troll’s health down some. You’ll also want to distract the troll by firing Atreus’ arrows at it, which will draw its attention to the boy. When this happens, dodge away and hit the troll’s legs a few times before dodging out of the way of the massive slam that follows. The best way to take this boss down is to stick a short distance from it, forcing it to swing it’s pillar at you like a battering ram. Aside from this move, the troll will also slam his foot into the ground, pushing Kratos back and stunning him for a short time, as well as a swing of the pillar that will knock Kratos back and cause a momentary stun. This move can stun Kratos for a moment, so make sure to dodge away and avoid it. The attacks you’ll need to look out for with this enemy are a massive slam, where the troll slams down the stone pillar it uses as a weapon. To defeat this boss you will want to get in close and personal, and deal damage with heavy and light attacks. Dauði Kaupmaðr isn’t the most difficult enemy to defeat, but like most trolls, throwing your axe isn’t going to do much good here. This fire troll is the first boss enemy that you’ll face off against in God of War and it’s a great introductory fight to how boss fights will work in the game. We’ll also be going in order of which boss you fight, from Chapter 1: The Marked Trees and onward. Due to the way that God of War handles boss fights, this guide will include information on both main bosses and mini-bosses. We would like to make one final note before we dive into the guide. Spoilers will follow below this cute image of Kratos and Atreus having a father and son moment. If you want to enjoy the game without any kind of spoilers, then we suggest leaving this page now.
ANY MORE ENEMIES TO FIGHT AFTER GOD OF WAR HOW TO
There are several powerful enemies for you to defeat, and we’re going to show you how to defeat all of the bosses in this boss guide for God of War.ĭue to the nature of this boss guide, spoilers will abound. As you explore the nine realms in God of War, you’re going to come across some tough enemies, some of which will take strategy and wit to take down.
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