

God of War Laufey Wiki
Confirmed terms, characters, places, mythology references, and facts pulled from official sources.
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The best entry point if you want the official identity around Laufey.

Useful for tracking which names are official and which ideas are still theory.

Essential Entries
Laufey / Faye, Everywhen, Phranque, Rue, Sekhmet, Begtse, Jotnar, Aesir, Wildwoods, Leviathan Axe, Kratos, and Atreus.

God of War Series Reference
A compact game index from God of War 2005 through Laufey, without expanding into long story recaps.

Confirmed vs Unknown
Separate confirmed facts, implied details, unknowns, and anything that belongs in Theories.

Source Reference Rules
Clean source labels keep names, terms, dates, and screenshots from drifting into rumor.

Reference map
Find the right term fast
Wiki is the search layer. It defines names, places, powers, artifacts, and series terms, then routes deeper questions to the right channel.
People
Core profilesFaye, Kratos, Atreus, Phranque, Rue
Realms
Setting indexEverywhen, Wildwoods, Nine Realms
Artifacts
Weapon and power noteslegendary sword, Leviathan Axe, golden palm strikes, soul-linked abilities
Mythology
Pantheon termsJotnar, Aesir, Jotunheim, afterlife of the gods
Evidence labels
Fact controlConfirmed, source context, unknown, speculation belongs to Theories
Series reference
Game indexGreek saga origins, 2018 Norse reset, Ragnarok, Valhalla, Sons of Sparta, Greek Trilogy Remake, Laufey TBD

Priority entries
Terms players search first
Laufey / Faye
CharacterPlayable lead, Jotnar warrior, Kratos wife, and Atreus mother.
Everywhen
RealmThe afterlife of the gods where magic returns and gods or creatures from different mythologies can collide.
Afterlife of the gods
Realm labelOfficial PlayStation wording for the Everywhen, the realm Faye enters after death.
Golden Hand of the Jotnar
PowerFaye’s highest Jotnar protector title, tied to her amplified soul-linked abilities in the Everywhen.
Guardian of the Jotnar
TitleOfficial title used for Faye 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.
Soul manipulation
PowerA confirmed part of Faye’s Jotnar power set, including attacks that separate and damage souls inside the Everywhen.
Phranque
CompanionA curious cosmic cube companion who joins Faye’s Everywhen journey.
Rue
CompanionAn enchanted ribbon guardian entrusted with protecting a devastatingly powerful sword.
Sekhmet
GodA hostile god confirmed to appear in the Everywhen during Faye’s journey.
Begtse
GodA hostile war deity confirmed to appear in the Everywhen reveal material.
Jotnar
PeopleThe giants tied to Faye, Atreus, prophecy, hidden history, and Guardian traditions.
Jotunheim
PlaceHomeland of the Giants and the wider source tradition behind Faye’s Jotnar identity and Golden Hand title.
Aesir
PantheonThe Norse gods whose conflict shaped Faye, Kratos, Atreus, and the earlier saga background.
Wildwoods
PlaceFaye’s home territory and the official Wildwoods identity attached to her on the PlayStation game page.
Leviathan Axe
ArtifactA legendary weapon formerly owned by Faye before becoming Kratos’ signature axe in the Norse saga.
Legendary sword
ArtifactAn officially unnamed blade guarded by Rue and later wielded by Faye after earning Rue’s trust.
Nine Realms
Realm systemThe Norse world-space shaped by the earlier saga and by Faye’s legacy, but not the main realm of Laufey itself.
Kratos
CharacterFaye husband, Atreus father, and the Greek-to-Norse series bridge.
Atreus
CharacterFaye son, Kratos child, and carrier of her Jotnar legacy.
Standalone
Access notePlayStation says God of War Laufey can be enjoyed completely standalone, while God of War (2018) and Ragnarok deepen the world and character context.
Release status
StatusAnnounced for PS5, available to wishlist, with the release date still to be determined and pre-orders not live yet.
Series reference
God of War games to know
Series history adds search context. Direct Laufey canon stays separated from older saga background.
God of War
Series origin and Kratos becoming the God of War.
God of War II
Zeus betrayal, fate, and Greek revenge escalation.
God of War: Chains of Olympus
Kratos serving the Olympian gods before the first main game.
God of War: Ghost of Sparta
Deimos and Kratos family trauma background.
God of War III
Greek saga ending and the fall of Olympus.
God of War: Ascension
Kratos guilt, Ares oath, and early Greek trauma.
God of War
Faye ashes, Jotunheim, Atreus identity, and Norse saga setup.
God of War Ragnarok
Ragnarok, Odin, prophecy, and Faye legacy.
God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla
Kratos post-Ragnarok epilogue, not a confirmed Laufey plot link.
God of War Sons of Sparta
Separate Greek-era canon context focused on Kratos’ youth and Deimos, useful for series reference but not a confirmed Laufey story link.
God of War Laufey
PS5 mainline entry with Faye as the lead, set in the Everywhen after death and confirmed as a standalone game.
God of War Greek Trilogy Remake
Development context for Greek saga interest, not a confirmed Laufey plot link.
Evidence labels
How wiki facts are labeled
Confirmed
Faye as the lead, PS5 availability, wishlist live, the Everywhen, Guardian of the Jotnar wording, Phranque, Rue, Sekhmet, and Begtse.
Source context
God of War (2018), Ragnarok, Valhalla, Sons of Sparta, the Nine Realms, Wildwoods, and earlier Greek-era background used only for context.
Unknown
Release date, edition structure, the official name of Rue’s sword, Everywhen exit rules, and whether Kratos or Atreus appear on-screen in Laufey.
Speculation
A full Egypt arc, a wider future pantheon roadmap, a direct Valhalla-Everywhen bridge, or confirmed playable roles for Kratos and Atreus.
Where to go next
Where to go for the full answer
Character names go to Characters
Open Characters for profile depth, voice roles, relationships, and series appearance notes.
Story-state terms go to Story
Open Story for funeral aftermath, Everywhen stakes, family plan risk, and timeline placement.
Combat or platform facts go to Guides
Open Guides for release status, wishlist, pre-order watch, combat notes, and official viewing order.
Speculative links go to Theories
Open Theories for Egypt direction, multi-pantheon future, Kratos appearance ideas, and Everywhen bridge claims.
Update tracking goes to News
Open News for PlayStation Blog drops, store page changes, interview logs, and external reporting links.
Artifact and title terms stay in Wiki first
Start in Wiki for official labels like Guardian of the Jotnar, Golden Hand, Jotunheim, and the legendary sword. Move to Story when the question is about event sequencing or plot consequences.
Definition and future direction must be split
Wiki defines what a term officially means today. Theories handles future mythology direction, long-range saga ideas, and unconfirmed character roles.
Cast belongs to Characters, not Wiki
Wiki may name an official role once, but actor detail, relationship depth, and appearance history belong on Characters.
What is not confirmed
What this page does not confirm
Release date and edition structure
Keep these out of wiki facts until the store page or PlayStation Blog confirms them.
Kratos or Atreus direct appearance
The premise names them as Faye stakes, but not as confirmed on-screen characters in Laufey.
Full Egypt or broader mythology arc
Sekhmet and Begtse are confirmed figures. The long-term direction belongs in Theories unless official copy expands it.
Everywhen exit rules and final cosmology
Story covers the current premise; Theories covers speculation. Wiki waits for official clarification.
Official sources
Where these facts come from
PlayStation Blog First Look
Primary source for the Everywhen, afterlife of the gods wording, Golden Hand status, soul manipulation, the legendary sword setup, and the named Everywhen cast.
PlayStation official game page
Primary source for Faye’s official identity labels, Guardian of the Jotnar wording, Wildwoods status, PS5 availability, wishlist status, standalone FAQ, and release TBD boundary.
God of War official hub
Series index source for old entries, platforms, release years, and background canon framing.
Official interviews and video descriptions
Secondary official support for cast labels, combat wording, and naming consistency. The game page and First Look article remain stronger sources when labels conflict.
Official 2018 / Ragnarok / Valhalla / Sons of Sparta pages
Background-only sources for Wildwoods, Jotnar legacy, Kratos history, Deimos, and post-Ragnarok context.
GamesRadar / VGC / Gematsu / GameSpot
Secondary checks for reveal framing and recap wording only. Media coverage can clarify discussion context, but it must not create new wiki canon labels.

Evidence labels
Confirmed information, official context, and fan theories are separated so players can read fast without confusing source-backed facts with speculation.
sourceOfficial Blog
Names, premise, cast, Everywhen, gods, and combat framing.
sourcePlayStation game page
PS5, wishlist, release status, and feature wording.
speculationFan interpretation
Any connection beyond confirmed wording must be labeled.


