Atreus needs help with his quest. Danger ensues and people he cares for are threatened. There is a definite Kratos/Freya undertone.

Takes place years after the events of Ragnarök, Atreus has grown and is back with his father after his adventures. Something in Midgard stirs awake after the Sundering... Kratos and Atreus must travel to different realms and face their ghosts.

A slow burn relationship with Sindri, starting as strangers and becoming much closer as Ragnarök approaches. Though the budding relationship is far from your only trouble as you navigate a strained relationship with your father, Kratos, and grapple old and new abilities as Fimbulwinter drives them out of your control.

A continuation from another story: The Daughter of Kratos, Calliope, makes a miraculous return to the land of the living. Now Kratos and Atreus must help her to adjust to the new lands she finds herself while also surviving Fimbulwinter and other future threats. Kratos will be determined to protect his family no matter what...

Damocles is reborn in ancient Greece, but not in the one familiar to historians, but in a world where gods and titans are real. Vague memories of his past life do not give him rest, but he has only one way ahead of him - the way up. Step by step, overcoming mortals and gods, he will rise to the top of Olympus/

In a series of shorts, the world that Kratos went to after Greece is fleshed out, especially the aftermath of the second Norse game.

After Kratos had beaten Týr one too many times in Valhalla, Týr decides that Kratos is ready to face... special odds.

[Kratos x Hindu Mythology] Believing his saga over after his last stand atop Mount Olympus, Kratos awakens in a mysterious land of powerful gods and legends. With vengeance behind him, he faces his past and questions his path. This journey of self-discovery may lead him to something new: peace.

Warning, Massive Spoilers for God of War: Ragnarok. If you have not played and planned to play it, please DO NOT READ THIS. During the climactic battle of Ragnarok, a changed God of Thunder finds himself sent back through time. T for language and some scenes eventually.

Kratos realizes his true feelings for Freya and does all he can to avoid her. Freya refuses to let this evasion go unanswered, becoming determined to confront Kratos. One-Shot. Post-Valhalla.

Freya finds herself in the middle of her worst nightmare. Not Baldur's death. But his judgment of her. One-Shot. Post-Valhalla.

Kratos's and Freya's intense natures surface. While Mimir is used to it, the level of intensity, or ion, take the visiting Sif and Thrúd by surprise. One-Shot. Post-Valhalla.

The father and son duo (plus Mimir) are out on one of their usual "adventures" when they come across something unexpected: an artifact of ancient origin and untold power. Its name? The Shattered Gauntlet of Ages.

For a former goddess? The unknown was the hardest path to walk. Rated T for violence, death, and profanity. Set AFTER the campaign.

Kratos is a man on a mission. With each step taken, and each god slayed, he draws nearer and nearer to his ultimate revenge against the one who betrayed him: Zeus. As he continues his journey, however, he finds himself face-to-face with a goddess. A unique goddess. A powerful goddess. A kind goddess: Hestia.

Kratos dreams Faye, who eases his lingering fears about his relationship with Freya. Post-Valhalla. One-shot.

It occurred to Kratos before he realized it: he didn't feel the sorrow he used to anymore. And, in a way, that terrified him. Freya faces the same realization. Post-Valhalla. One-Shot.

Freya has a problem and decides to drown her sorrows, which leads to an unintentional confession to Sif, Gunnr, & Eir about the new god of war. Will she make a conscious decision to make another confession? Post-Valhalla. One-Shot.

Kratos faces a new dilemma, an old emotion has risen in his heart. All concerning Freya. To work through this, he returns to Valhalla for proper counsel. Post-Valhalla. One-Shot.

Thor has some stray thoughts about his late brother.

A nightmare reminds Kratos of the monster he was. Freya reminds him that monster is no more. Sequel to "After The Sorrow". One-Shot.

Kratos and Freya have a discussion about the future of their relationship, leading Kratos to tell Freya more about his past. Sequel to "After The Rage". One-Shot.

Things had changed, for the better for Freya. The seasons had changed for the first time since her son's death, the world now was softer on Freya. Maybe she would be softer on herself too.

Once, Faye had been a warrior and prophet, general of the Jotnar before defeat by the hands of Odin. Now she lives in hiding, gathering shards of fate and memory to fulfill a prophesy and break the reign the Aesir. Her only companion and ally is her husband Kratos, a god struggling to escape the bloodshed of his own past. He is both her only hope, and her biggest threat.

Being the daughter of the now deceased god of thunder has a surprising amount of baggage to it, but Thrud feels she's up to the challenge of continuing his legacy. Now all she has to do is figure out how to work this damn hammer . . . *Credit for the awesome cover art goes to Gabriel Vitoria!