The map included in the God of War Ragnarok Jötnar edition gave fans a first look at the game’s interpretation of the Nine Worlds.
In the first adventure of Kratos and Atreus, players were told all about the Nine Worlds, but they were only able to visit just over half of them, including Alfheim, Helheim, Jotunheim, Muspelheim, Niflheim and, of course, Midgard. Three worlds, Vanaheim, Svartalfheim, and Asgard, were closed to the player in the first game, but it was confirmed that players would visit them for the first time in Ragnarok.
Sony Santa Monica showed off the Collector and Jötnar editions last week, including detailed descriptions of all the items shown inside. Exclusive to the Jötnar edition is the cloth map of Yggdrasil, which shows all nine worlds for the first time and gives a little hint of what to expect from the new areas.
Each section of the map contains small clues for each realm, including what looks like Bifrost shooting into the sky in Asgard, a fiery figure standing in Musfelheim that some believe could be Surtur, and even the great serpent Nidhogg in the corner. cards. You can even see Noatun, a seaside hut in Vanaheim where the Vanir held their meetings.
