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

[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.

Trapped in a living hell of his own creation, Kratos bargains with the primordial god of love, Eros, to strike his wrath from the world. Eros accepts, and in true mythological fashion, the pair slip into degeneracy - with Kratos bound, body changed, to her new god. GENDERBENDS, DOMINATION, SUBMISSION, DEGRADATION, ETC - read at your own warning!

When Kratos becomes the God of War, he begins to develop feelings for his patron goddess, Athena, who has guided him for years. Surprisingly, the eternal virgin goddess finds herself feeling the same for him. As they struggle between duty, revenge, and love, will Olympus prove to be their bane or their blessing? Can the gods prevent their kingdom from crumbling amidst the chaos?

Ten years after Asgard fell, after Ragnarok, Atreus set out to other lands to find more of his people. His search led him to Egypt, where he would face mystery, intrigue and chaos in various forms. Perhaps the desert sand hold more for him than just those, however... [All characters are adults. Rated M for violence, gore, some suggestive content—likely not much—etc.]

Athena and Kratos hated each other's existence but when they couldn't find any means to wound each other, they inflicted their frustrations by engaging in lustful and hateful sex.

Summary: Unaware of Kratos’s success and the destruction of Olympus and the Greek pantheon. Losing both her servants, Aphrodite stumbles into the underworld of Hades where a new fate falls upon her

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...

To spread her ashes on the highest peak in all the realms, that was my Mother's wish. Now we must journey across the realms to do so, set in motion by the knocking of a Stranger at our door. Be Draugr or Ogres, Trolls or even Gods, none shall stop us from achieving our goal. Strong as we may be, Father guides us along the path, for we are his legacy.

Ragna[]ock is... coming. Will the God of War and his boy be powerful enough to survive? Rated M, do not read if you are under 18. GRAPHIC WARNING. Do not read, this is your last chance.

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 passion, 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.

Six years since Ragnarök and life for the two Gods is different.

Just who stepped out of the trees was the last person he ever thought to see. The Vanir Goddess' presence was a surprise to him, he had sensed her before seeing her now. Considering the last time they had ever laid eyes on each other, she promised to kill him.

Thor has some stray thoughts about his late brother.

(Spoiler Warning) At the end of Fimbulwinter, Thor, the God of Thunder arrives at the home of Kratos and his son, Atreus. His desire for revenge and thirst for a glorious battle blind him. There will be sacrifices, pain, and a conflict that will echo across the nine realms. Most importantly, what will transpire this night will change Atreus, and his fate forever.

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.