ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. Host Jason Weiser (The Myths and Legends podcast) narrates the second Lost Page of Norse Myth and tells the tale of Groa, a powerful seer, and her quest to see far enough to find her lost love. But Groa discovers that true knowledge comes at true cost. Especially when one as powerful as Odin The All-Father covets her gift of foresight. After the story, stay tuned for a behind-the-scenes chat with God of War’s Creative Director Cory Barlog and Story Lead Matt Sophos.

Episode One - Odin and the Knowledge Keeper

ESRB Rating: RATED M FOR MATURE. May contain content suitable for persons ages 17 and older. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. God of War’s series: The Lost Pages of Norse Myth is rooted in an ancient tome called the Prose Edda. It is whispered that over the centuries, some stories of these Norse gods went missing. Join host Jason Weiser for a look at these lost pages, and the saga of a vengeful god from a distant land journeying with his young son, Atreus, to fulfill a deeply personal quest.

ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. The seventh Lost Page illuminates the origin of a most magnificent temple. Attempting to unite the realms, Týr constructed a new way to travel between them. But his plans go awry, and his best builders seal themselves away forever. After the story, stay tuned for a chat with Nate Stephens, Lead Environment Artist, and Luke Berliner, Lead Environment Concept Artist.

Episode Six - The Sundering of Jötunheim

ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. The sixth Lost Page tells the tale of young Atreus on his first journey away from the protected woods near his home. Following the pained cries of a wounded animal, the boy finds himself lost in Midgard's woods--and in imminent danger. Keep listening after the story for an interview about Atreus and Kratos with Story Lead Matt Sophos and Senior Narrative Designer Richard Gaubert.

Episode Five - Like Father, Like Son

ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. The fifth Lost Pages of Norse Myth unveils the origins of the Leviathan Axe. As the Aesir wage their endless war, Dwarven brothers Brok and Sindri begin crafting a new weapon to restore balance to the realms—at great peril to themselves. Stay tuned after the story to hear an interview with Jason McDonald, Lead Gameplay Designer, and Jeet Shroff, Lead Gameplay Engineer.

Episode Four - The Forging of Leviathan

ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. Host Jason Weiser (The Myths and Legends podcast) narrates the fourth Lost Page of Norse Myth, telling the tale of the Dead Stone Mason. Attempting to build a wall around Jötunheim, Thamur, a most skilled giant tried to enlist his son Hrimthur to help. But the young giant has other ideas on how to deal with the Aesir gods and their campaign of destruction. Stay tuned after the story for an interview with composer Bear McCreary that delves into the score for the game, a foundation for its epic feel.

Episode Three - The Dead Stone Mason

ESRB Rating: RATING PENDING. May contain content inappropriate for children. Visit www.esrb.org for rating information. Host Jason Weiser (The Myths and Legends podcast) narrates the third Lost Page of Norse Myth, telling the origin story of the Draugr—one of Midgard’s most horrific creatures. Now it spreads anger and violence to all it encounters, but this monster was once a man. After the story, stay tuned for a conversation with Santa Monica Studio creators Rafael Grassetti (Principal Character Artist) and Bruno Velazquez (Principal Animator) about how these creatures come to life in God of War.

Episode One - Odin and the Knowledge Keeper

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