Finally, Eros, the primordial god of love prior to Aphrodite, is mentioned briefly in God of War: Ascension. All three of these gods also had the good sense to let Kratos do his own thing.
The god of dreams, Morpheus, and the Titan Eos served as an absent villain and an ally respectively in God of War: Chains of Olympus, but that was before Kratos took up god-killing as a hobby. These lesser, sensible Olympians are: Phobos (god of fear), Circe (magic), Amphitrite (Queen of the Sea), Triton (waves), and Nike (victory).įinally, several primordial gods - older than the Olympians - have assumedly survived the original G od of War games. Like Apollo and Artemis, they reasoned that complete avoidance is likely the best way to prevent death-by-Kratos. However, what they lack in content they make up for in sense. Most of the other surviving gods are minor deities who only get mentioned in passing or appear in supplemental content. Lesser Gods Who Stayed Out Of Kratos' Way
Meanwhile, the twin archer gods Apollo and Artemis simply never encountered Kratos during his war on Olympus. However, three major Olympian gods survived the bloodshed, mostly because they had the sense to stay out of the god-killing maniac's way. For instance, Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, chose to seduce Kratos instead of opposing him. Zeus was Kratos' main target, and the thunder-god's closest relatives were generally the ones most invested in his survival. The majority of Kratos' god-kills are on high-ranking members of the Olympian pantheon. Related: When God of War: Ragnarok's Release Date Will Likely Be Most of Kratos' pent-up anger was directed at his father, Zeus, and any death or destruction he caused on his way to Zeus was deemed acceptable collateral damage. As a result, there's a decent number of gods who survived Kratos' rampage. However, there are close to a dozen Greek Gods that managed to survive Kratos' path of destruction.ĭespite almost destroying the entirety of Ancient Greek civilization as a result of his god-slaying rampage in God of War 3 , Kratos actually had very little desire to kill other deities as long as they stayed out of his way. Before God of War's protagonist Kratos crossed paths the gods of Norse Mythology, he made a name for himself by toppling the Greek Pantheon and destroying Olympus' most powerful rulers.
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