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God Of Ragnarok Mission List (Main & Side Quests)

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God of War Ragnarok features a plethora of new content with a captivating storyline. As Kratos and Atreus journey their way across the Nine realms, there are several stories and optional quests you can complete. It will take approximately 50-55 hours to complete GoW Ragnarok with side quests. But several players like me that want to speedrun to earn a trophy are looking for a quicker way. And it can be by focusing on completing only the Story Quests. So, here’s the complete Path Mission list for God of War Ragnarok.

God of War Ragnarok Mission List (Main Story Quests)

In total, 11 missions or Story quests in the Main Story campaign called Path in GoW Ragnarok. Once you complete all of these quests, you can get an additional secret story quest or Mission.

So, here are all the missions or Story quests during the Path campaign you can complete:

  • Surviving Fimbulwinter
  • The Quest For Tyr
  • Groa’s Secret
  • The Reckoning
  • The World Of Fate
  • Forging Destiny
  • Reunion
  • Creatures Of Prophecy
  • Hunting For Solace
  • The Summoning
  • The Realms At War
  • Beyond Ragnarok (Endgame)

If you are wondering how long will it take to complete the game, check out our guide on how long to beat the God of Ragnarok. The Beyond Ragnarok is the endgame phase that allows players to complete the side-quests known as Favors. But how many Favor quests are there in the game? Scroll till the end to find out.

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God Of Ragnarok All Favours List (Optional Side Quests)

Here are all the Favors or side quests you can complete in the Svartalfheim region:

  • In Service of Asgard
  • The Weight of Chains
  • Spirit of Rebellion
  • The Lost Treasure
  • A Viking Funeral

Here are all the Favors or optional quests that you can encounter and complete in the Vanaheim region

  • Cure for the Dead
  • Garden for the Dead
  • Conscience for the Dead
  • The Mysterious Orb
  • Freya’s Missing Peace
  • Scent of Survival

As this list is in progress, we will update this list with more Favors as we discover them. You can also check out our guide that explains what are Favors in GoW Ragnarok.

That’s everything covered about the complete Path Story quests or Missions list in God of War Ragnarok. If you liked this guide, check out our more guides on how to use Photo mode, how to get more XP, whose Soul is in Atreus’ Knife, and more God of War Ragnarok Guides on our dedicated section right here on Gamer Tweak.

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