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The first shows our map overlaid on God of War’s Niflheim map, to give you a basic idea of what’s under the fog.

They’re all correct, but we made a bunch so you could use whatever makes the most sense for you. There are four Niflheim maps in the gallery above. If you have even a passing familiarity with baseball, it’ll be easy to understand - and even if you don’t, we’ll demystify it. And when we were making them, we realized that Niflheim is basically a baseball diamond. Niflheim’s map is never clear of clouds, so your first challenge is to figure our what Ivaldi’s Workshop looks like underneath the mist. So in this section, we’ll give you the proverbial bird’s eye view of Niflheim. If you don’t understand the map, it approaches impossible. SIE Santa Monica Studio/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon And before you learn anything, you need to learn the map.

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Teaching you how to do that is what the rest of this guide is about. To progress, you need to get in, gather Mist Echoes and leave without dying to keep what you’ve earned. When you open chests, you gain a little more fuel for the bar, which reminds us a lot of an oxygen meter in a game where you can swim underwater.

When that bar drains completely, you’ll start losing health. To complicate matters, a pink meter appears at the top of your screen when you’re walking through the Cursed Mist that shrouds Ivaldi’s Workshop (and, really, most of Niflheim). It’s kind of like a Dark Souls game, except you can’t retrieve what you lost after you leave or die. When you kill them, they remain dead until you leave Ivaldi’s Workshop or die and return. Enemies appear when you arrive in certain places. The area past Sindri in which you fight enemies is called Ivaldi’s Workshop. Enemies, the Cursed Mist and Ivaldi’s Workshop If you die before leaving the mist, you lose whatever you’re carrying, which includes Mist Echoes and any items you’ve collected in chests, which includes Mist Echoes, hacksilver and possibly some Niflheim alloy (a rare crafting material that we’ll talk about soon). Leaving the Cursed Mist (heading back to Sindri or to the center of the arena, Ivaldi’s Workshop) lets you bank the Mist Echoes you’ve collected.

Defeating enemies and opening the chests they’re guarding gets you Mist Echoes. You use them to craft armor, as well as open Realm Tears and certain chests. Mist Echoes are effectively Niflheim currency. Mist Echoes A palindrome of Mist Echoes SIE Santa Monica Studio/Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon Niflheim isn’t like other God of War realms, so in this section we’ll explain the concepts and currency unique to this world - Mist Echoes, the Cursed Mist and Ivaldi’s Workshop. Realm Tear encounter 2 (Wulvers and a Soul Devourer).Ivaldi’s Protection and Ivaldi’s Niflheim armor.Niflheim Ivaldi’s Workshop combat tips and strategies Niflheim walkthrough Nornir chests (the ones with runes on them) The deadly corridors (or base lines, if you’re into baseball).Navigating Niflheim (running the bases).Enemies, the Cursed Mist and Ivaldi’s Workshop.

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