God of War Laufey Wiki

Playable lead, Jotnar warrior, Kratos wife, Atreus mother, and the old-world force behind the Wildwoods and ashes journey.

A long-running old-story name used around Faye in community and series background, useful for players tracing her larger reputation beyond the new reveal.

The afterlife of the gods, where magic returns and gods or creatures from different mythologies can collide.

Official PlayStation wording for the Everywhen, the realm Laufey enters after death.

Laufey's highest Jotnar protector title, tied to her amplified soul-linked abilities in the Everywhen.

Official title used for Laufey on the PlayStation game page, marking her as a protector of the Giants, a rebel against the Aesir, and the lone defender of the Wildwoods.

A confirmed part of Laufey's Jotnar power set, including attacks that separate and damage souls inside the Everywhen.

A curious cosmic cube companion who joins Laufey's Everywhen journey.

An enchanted ribbon guardian entrusted with protecting a devastatingly powerful sword.

A hostile god confirmed to appear in the Everywhen during Laufey's journey.

A hostile war deity confirmed to appear in the Everywhen reveal material.

The giants are central to Laufey's identity, her title, Atreus' bloodline, and the prophecy thread carried over from the Norse saga.

Homeland of the Giants and the wider tradition behind Laufey's Jotnar identity. The 2018 ending also ties it to the reveal of her Giant legacy and Atreus' bloodline.

The Aesir are the Norse gods whose war against Giants shaped Laufey's past and the world Kratos and Atreus inherited.

Laufey's home territory, the family starting point in God of War 2018, and the official Wildwoods identity attached to her on the PlayStation game page.

A legendary weapon formerly owned by Laufey before becoming Kratos' signature axe in the Norse saga. Old-series background says the Huldra brothers forged it for her to stand against Mjolnir.

A personal shield tied to Kratos' Norse-era life and commonly treated in old-story background as one of Faye's gifts, making it another emotional bridge back to Laufey.

The marked trees are the practical beginning of Kratos and Atreus' funeral journey, and the clearest old-game symbol of how Faye set the Norse saga in motion.

An officially unnamed blade guarded by Rue and later wielded by Laufey after earning Rue's trust.

The Nine Realms define the Norse saga, while the Everywhen sits beyond mortal afterlives and pulls in gods from multiple mythologies.

Laufey's husband, Atreus' father, and the bridge between his Greek past and Norse family life. PlayStation lists Chris Judge as Kratos in an official Laufey panel, while his game role remains unrevealed.

Laufey's son, Kratos' child, and carrier of her Jotnar legacy. The 2018 ending also confirms the Giant name Loki.

The Giant name tied to Atreus at the end of God of War (2018), linking Laufey's family line to the Norse prophecy thread.

The Huldra brothers forged the Leviathan Axe for Laufey, linking one of Kratos' signature weapons directly back to her.

Freya matters to Laufey as part of the Norse fallout that reshaped Kratos and Atreus before the new story begins, but she is not a confirmed active Laufey character.

Baldur belongs to the Norse conflict that changed Kratos and Atreus before Laufey wakes in the Everywhen, not to a confirmed active role in the new plot.

Deimos belongs to Kratos' Greek past and helps explain the family scars behind later God of War stories, but he is not a confirmed Laufey plot character.

PlayStation says God of War Laufey works as a standalone game, while God of War (2018) and Ragnarok add stronger world and family context.

Announced for PS5, available to wishlist, with a disc version confirmed. The release date, pre-orders, price, and editions remain unknown.

A July 24 PlayStation panel featuring Ariel Lawrence, Cory Barlog, Deborah Ann Woll, Chris Judge, Jack Quaid, and Perlina Lau. It is an upcoming source for character and performance-capture updates.