And just in case you miss it, there’s a seal hidden in the back of the second spike trap on your way back out from the chest. You’ll need a full compliment of weapons and abilities to unlock some of these chests - even reaching the hidden areas they’re sequestered in can be tricky. Corresponding names in other Germanic languages are Gothic Teiws, Old English TÄ«w and Old High German Ziu and Cyo, all from Proto-Germanic *TÄ«waz. One of the runes is hiding amongst all the treasure in the room that leads to the chest. Týr is a Norse god associated with war and heroic glory in Norse mythology. It’s hard to forget the River Pass’s series of spike traps, especially because it hides away the solution to a Nornir treasure. The second is back down the path and off to the left.

Go waterfall first and the other two are easy pickings. It goes without saying that you’ll need to have the winds of hell before you can attempt this one. The first Nornir chest serves as a nice introduction to how exactly these sealed chests work and you’ll find it in the very first area of the game, Wildwoods. There’s one up in the darkness to the left of the chest another perched on the cliffs behind you and to the left, and the third is the trickiest. right path past the spiked blocks to a chamber with one of the two chains and some Runes. There are a total of 4 Niflheim Cipher Pieces in God of War. Location: Unmissable first rune near start of game 2. Legendary Chest #1: If you circle around the outer ring outside of Tyr's Temple, you will eventually come across this chest encased in Hel Bramble.

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