How do I get to the dead of night Ragnarok?

How do I get to the dead of night Ragnarok?

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To get to the Dead of Night in God of War Ragnarok, you need to make your way to The Plains region through the Mystic Gateway, ensuring it’s nighttime in the game, and then get close to the purple glowing wisps where your companion will comment on how they’re feeding on Vanaheim’s animals. This will trigger the start of the Nocturnal Predators quest, allowing you to progress through the Dead of Night storyline in God of War Ragnarok.

Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

  1. How do I start the cure for the dead in God of War Ragnarok? To start the cure for the dead, you need to dock at Pilgrim’s Landing in Vanaheim, speak to the spirit next to the wall beyond the Berserker Gravestone, and then find the required items: Mangold, Mire, and Pome.
  2. How do I get to Brok’s funeral in Ragnarok? To attend Brok’s funeral, go to Lunda’s in Svartalfheim, interact with her, and then head to Raeb’s Tavern where the other NPCs are gathering to say their farewells.
  3. What happens if you complete God of War Ragnarok? Upon completing the main story, you can return to your base to speak with Ratatoskr, who will gift you Yggdrasil Seeds, allowing access to previously locked realms and locations.

Quest and Mission Related Questions

  1. How do I start the Nocturnal Predators quest? Start the Nocturnal Predators quest by traveling to The Plains at nighttime and approaching the purple glowing wisps.
  2. How do I get to Sverd Sands for the Viking funeral? To reach Sverd Sands, leave Raeb’s Tavern, return to the Mystic Gateway, travel to the Aurvangar Wetlands Gateway, and then follow the path to the ferry that leads to Sverd Sands.
  3. Can you see Sindri again after Brok’s funeral? Sindri can be seen at Brok’s funeral, where he says a tearful goodbye, but he disappears into the Realm Between Realms afterward.

Game Mechanics and Features

  1. Is there a day/night cycle in God of War Ragnarok? Vanaheim features a unique day/night cycle that players can manually control, unlike the other realms in God of War Ragnarok.
  2. How many hours does it take to finish God of War Ragnarok? The game can take approximately 25-30 hours for just the main story, 30-35 hours for a standard playthrough, and 55-60 hours for 100% completion.
  3. Can you restart God of War Ragnarok? You can start a New Game + after completing the main story, which will be listed on the main menu, with saves marked with a horizontal red light.

Character and Storyline Questions

  1. Why doesn’t Thor’s wound heal in Ragnarok? Thor’s wound doesn’t heal due to the Eitr imbued in the Leviathan Axe.
  2. Does Sindri forgive Atreus? Sindri distances himself from Atreus after the bear attack and refuses to forgive him for the foreseeable future.
  3. Can you wake up the sleeping trolls in God of War Ragnarok? You can wake up trolls by pressing L1+Circle near them, initiating a fight.

Collectibles and Exploration

  1. Where is the hardest raven to find in God of War Ragnarok? The last Raven in Alfheim is particularly hard to find, requiring you to destroy rubble under the outside entrance to the elven library to access a crawlspace.
  2. What is undiscovered in Sanctuary Grove? The Mirkweed flower can be found in Sanctuary Grove, but the area isn’t freely explorable until completing The Path quests in the main story.
  3. Is there a secret ending in God of War Ragnarok? Yes, there is a secret ending that can be accessed by returning to Sindri’s House after the final battle and following the subsequent events.

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