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[[File:Armor_Of_Callisto.jpg|thumb|302px|The Armor Of Callisto]]The Armor Of Callisto is an armor set that appears in [[Multiplayer|God Of War:Ascensions Multiplayer]] It's only obtainable by purchasing it on the PS Store.
==Stats==
#Level 1: -3 Health and + 9 Cooldown Reduction.
#Level 2: -2 Health and + 10 Cooldown Reduction.
#Level 3: -3 Health and + 11 Cooldown Reduction.
==Trivia==
*The Armor Of Callisto is a re-skin of the Griffin Armor.
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 ==Appearance==
-Aphrodite is considered to be flawless and she really is. Aphrodite has long, auburn hair kept in a braid and pale blue eyes. Her body can be considered "perfect" since she is the Goddess of Love, Beauty and Sexuality. She has slender legs, wonderful breasts (neither too large nor too small) that she purposely flaunts and a face of incalculable fairness.
+Aphrodite is considered to be flawless and she really is. Aphrodite has long, auburn hair kept in a braid and pale blue eyes. Her body can be considered "perfect" since she is the Goddess of Love, Beauty and Sexuality. She has slender legs nice lips to use to pleasure cocks, nipples, and pussies, a slim body, wonderful breasts (neither too large nor too small) that she purposely flaunts and a face of incalculable fairness.
 ==Trivia==
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 * In the [[God of War]] instruction manual, Aphrodite is listed to be one of Zeus' daughters, however, this is not the case in Greek mythology.
 * It is unknown why Aphrodite helped Kratos by bestowing the power of [[Medusa's Gaze]] upon him, as she had a relationship with Ares, the being Kratos wished to slay.
-* Combination of Vanity/Lost with her flirty personality made her sexual obsessed.
+* Combination of Vanity/Lust with her flirty personality made her sexual obsessed.
 ==Sex Mini-Game==

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 *Also every Fury resembles a Sister of Fate. Alecto resembles [[Lahkesis]] (Both are the leaders of each trio of sisters and both wanted to help Kratos at some point), Megaera resembles [[Atropos]] (the most cruel) and Tisiphone resembles [[Clotho]].
 *Also the Furies are one of the 3 trio of sisters encountered in the series. The other being the Sisters of Fate and the [[Gorgon]] sisters: [[Medusa]], [[Euryale]] and [[Stheno]].
-*In greek mythology the Furies are the daughters of Ouranus, but in the series they emerge from the mixture of all Primordials´ DNA which means the Furies have lot of mother and fathers.
+*In greek mythology the Furies are the daughters of Ouranus, but in the series they emerge from the mixture of all Primordials' essence which means the Furies have lot of mother and fathers.
 ==Related Pages==

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 {{Infobox gods
-|image = [[File:Fire_Titan_new1.jpg|250px]]
+|caption = [[File:Fire_Titan_new1.jpg|250px]]
 |Unknown = Perses
 |species = [[Titans]]
 |gender = Male
 |status = Deceased
 |loyalties = [[Titans]]
 |first = [[God of War II]]

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 {{Quote|It has been long since our kind waited for the one destined to free us. [[Gaia]] foretold of our salvation, [[Kratos|Ghost of Sparta]].|Thera}}{{Infobox gods
-|image = [[File:God_of_War_Ghost_of_Sparta_Playthrough_Part_4_05563.jpg|260px]]
+|caption = [[File:God_of_War_Ghost_of_Sparta_Playthrough_Part_4_05563.jpg|260px]]
 |Unknown = Thera
 |lives = [[Atlantis]]
 |species = [[Titans]]
 |gender = Female
 |status = Unknown
 |family = *[[Ouranos]] (father) †
 *[[Gaia]] (mother) †
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 *[[Rhea]] (Sister)
 |loyalties = [[Titans]]
 }}

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 |gender = Female
 |status = Deceased
 |family =  [[Chaos]] (Parent)
 *[[Ouranos]] (husband/son) †
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 God of War III (Titan)}}
-'''Gaia''' is the primordial-Earth goddess and the grandmother of the Olympian Gods and mother of the [[Titans]]. She is the narrator of the [[God of War (series)|series]], main character and deuteragonist in [[God of War II]], and the secondary antagonist of [[God of War III]].
+'''Gaia''' is the primordial-Earth goddess and the grandmother of the Olympian Gods and mother of the [[Titans]]. She is the narrator of the [[God of War (series)|series]], the deuteragonist of [[God of War II]], and the secondary antagonist of [[God of War III]].
 ==Greek Mythology==

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 |species = [[Gods]]
 |gender = Female
 |status = [[Astral Form|Astral form]]
 |family = *[[Zeus]] (father) †

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-{{Quote|We will help you defeat Zeus.|[[Gaia]]}} [[File:Gow2-gaia.jpg|thumb|Gaia, mother of the Titans and the Earth itself.]]The '''Titans''' were the deities who ruled the world before the Gods came to existence. They were the ones who [[God of War II|aided]] Kratos in his quest for vengeance against Olympus but they became the secondary group of antagonists upon Gaia's [[God of War III|betrayal]].
+{{Quote|We will help you defeat Zeus.|[[Gaia]]}} [[File:Gow2-gaia.jpg|thumb|300px|Gaia, mother of the Titans and the Earth itself.]]The '''Titans''' were the deities who ruled the world before the Gods came to existence. They were the ones who [[God of War II|aided]] Kratos in his quest for vengeance against Olympus but they became the secondary group of antagonists upon Gaia's [[God of War III|betrayal]].
 ==Greek Mythology==
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 ===Birth and Fate===
-[[File:Rhea_1.jpg|thumb|Rhea awaiting Cronos atop the [[Summit of Sacrifice]].]]In the beginning, there was darkness. The Titans were born on the [[Island of Creation]], home to the [[Sisters of Fate]] and controllers of time. Themis was born of Gaia, who became the embodiment of divine order, law, and custom, giving the Titans a purpose to be a part of the world.
+[[File:Rhea_1.jpg|thumb|300px|Rhea awaiting Cronos atop the [[Summit of Sacrifice]].]]In the beginning, there was darkness. The Titans were born on the [[Island of Creation]], home to the [[Sisters of Fate]] and controllers of time. Themis was born of Gaia, who became the embodiment of divine order, law, and custom, giving the Titans a purpose to be a part of the world.
 The rest of the world was created by the Titans and Cronos was given the title as ruler. However, it was prophesized that one day Cronos would be overthrown by his very children, just as Uranus had been years before. In an attempt to sway the Sisters into his favor, Cronos gifted them with the [[Steeds of Time]]. The Sisters refused to change his fate and the fate that would also haunt the Titans forever. Cronos began devouring his children one by one so that the prophecy may not come true. His wife, Rhea, could not bear another such loss and hid the sixth and final child on an island far away from the watchful eyes of her husband. Cronos foolishly swallowed a rock wrapped in cloth in the baby’s place.
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 ===Kratos' Encounter With Cronos===
-[[File:Cronos_Desert.jpg|thumb|left|Cronos, with the temple of Pandora on his back, suffering in the Desert of Lost Souls.]][[Athena]] instructed [[Kratos]] to journey to the Desert of Lost Souls where the Titan Cronos crawled with Pandora’s Temple upon his back. The Titan showed no notice of him as Kratos climbed a mountain leading to the temple for three days, while Cronos was still crawling pitifully across the harsh desert wasteland with the wind blowing in his face.
+[[File:Cronos_Desert.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Cronos, with the temple of Pandora on his back, suffering in the Desert of Lost Souls.]][[Athena]] instructed [[Kratos]] to journey to the Desert of Lost Souls where the Titan Cronos crawled with Pandora’s Temple upon his back. The Titan showed no notice of him as Kratos climbed a mountain leading to the temple for three days, while Cronos was still crawling pitifully across the harsh desert wasteland with the wind blowing in his face.
 ===Alliance With Kratos===
-[[File:Capture2.png|thumb|right|Kratos meets Gaia and the Titans.]]
+[[File:Capture2.png|thumb|300px|Kratos meets Gaia and the Titans.]]
 Kratos was saved by Gaia’s guidance while he was being taken to the Underworld. She told Kratos that Zeus would have to be destroyed in order for there to be any hope for Kratos. With her voice whispering into Kratos’ ear, the powerful warrior traveled to the mountain where [[Typhon]] and Prometheus rested. Typhon, bound to his mountainous prison, refused to help the former Olympian. Typhon tried blowing Kratos off of the cliffs where he walked, hoping he would fall to his death. Kratos managed to obtain [[Typhon's Bane]] by stabbing Typhon’s eye, blinding him. Kratos also released Prometheus from his torment by burning him to death in a fiery pit, granting him the power of the Rage of the Titans. Cronos gifted Kratos with the last of his magic while traveling with the Steeds of Time. This magic was known as [[Cronos' Rage]]. Kratos also fell into the grasp of the mighty Titan Atlas, who gifted him with the knowledge of the Great War and the powerful [[Atlas Quake]]. With all of his powers and gifts, Kratos defeated the Sisters of Fate and traveled back in time to the final minutes of the Great War. He saved the Titans from being banished and brought them into his time. There, he and the Titans climbed Mount Olympus to finally rid the mortals of the petty gods once and for all. The mortals were terrified, but there was nowhere to run or hide from the brutal battle.
 ==Appearance==
-[[File:Titan03.jpg|thumb|260px|Full body of a Titan]]
+[[File:Titan03.jpg|thumb|300px|Full body of a Titan]]
 ===Physical===
 The Titans are as large as mountains and appear to be mostly elemental, but it is said that they can change their sizes at will, most likely due to the fact that they were the first beings ever to roam the world. They are evidently not very physically beautiful in any way, but they possess immense physical strength and stamina. The Olympians appear more civilized and human than the Titans, whereas the Titans appear more ancient, earthly, and elemental. However, this is not applied to all Titans, as Rhea, Prometheus, Eos and Helios look more human, and share the human's common figure and overall height and appearance (though the latter two were Titans that helped the Olympians and may have transformed to their current appearance).

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 Unfortunately, Kratos was a far more ruthless God of War than Ares ever was. Shunned by his fellow gods, and angry towards them for not ridding him of his nightmares, he turned to his [[Spartan]] army. Together, they began conquering all of [[Greece]]. Athena warned Kratos that if he did not stop his path of destruction, the wrath of Olympus would grow ever stronger and she would not be able to protect him. Kratos, disbelieving Athena, turned his back on her and went to the island of [[Rhodes]] where his Spartan army lay
-[[File:Athena God of War.png|thumb|280px|Athena attempting to stop Kratos from taking up the attack on Rhodes]]
+[[File:Athena_God_of_War.png|thumb|300px|Athena attempting to stop Kratos from taking up the attack on Rhodes]]
 siege. Athena was left with no other choice but to help rid Olympus of Kratos.
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 During Kratos’ journey through the [[Island of Creation]], he came upon the [[Garden of the Gods]], where a golden statue of Athena warned him not to listen to [[Gaia]] or the [[Titans]] (this warning would later prove to be a reality during the events of [[God of War III]]). She explained to Kratos that there were more important things besides seeking revenge and that Zeus did what he had to in order to protect [[Olympus]]. The King of the Gods did in fact fear Kratos. However, Kratos ignored the warning and destroyed the statue, continuing on his quest to the [[Sisters of Fate]].
-[[File:Athena light.png|thumb|Athena's death.]]
+[[File:Athena_light.png|thumb|300px|Athena's death.]]
 The warnings of Athena did not move Kratos, and he continued his path of vengeance until he faced Zeus once again. Taking the [[Blade of Olympus]], Kratos stabbed Zeus with it repeatedly until Athena intervened. Angered by her interference, Kratos pushed her aside and struck at the fleeing Zeus. Athena threw herself in front of Zeus before he could be stabbed, and fell by Kratos’ hand. Saddened by what he had done, Kratos asked Athena why she would sacrifice herself. Athena replied that Zeus must live so that Olympus could prevail. She also revealed that Kratos was the child of Zeus, compelled to destroy his father just as Zeus had done to [[Cronos]]. Sickened by this very fact and more vengeful than ever, Kratos claimed he had no father, leaving Athena to die in a spectacular burst of green light. The time of Olympus would come to an end.
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 After falling from [[Gaia]]'s back during the attack on Mount Olympus, [[Kratos]] wound up in the [[River Styx]] that lead him into the [[Underworld]]. There, Athena, now in a [[Astral Form|ghost-like state]], appeared to Kratos, giving him the [[Blades of Exile]] and telling him that in order for him to defeat [[Zeus]], he had to venture back up the mountain and extinguish [[The Flame of Olympus]], which he would find on the other side of [[Olympus' Garden|Hera's Garden]]. Athena also informed Kratos about Pandora's Box once he reached the Flame. When a skeptical Kratos inquired as to her sudden change in heart, Athena explained her death had brought about a change in her, an ascension to a level beyond that of the [[Gods]], and how she understood more in this form than she did in the past. She stated Zeus' death was necessary if humanity were ever to be freed, and would aid Kratos throughout his quest.
-[[File:Athena1.jpg|thumb|Athena aiding Kratos.]]
+[[File:Athena1.jpg|thumb|300px|Athena aiding Kratos.]]
 After Kratos succeeded in killing Zeus, Athena stated it was time mankind heard her message and insisted that Kratos gave the powers of the Box back to her. Kratos however, sneered at her sentiments, citing the chaos ravaging the world and the fact that Pandora's Box was empty. Confused at first, Athena then realized that when Kratos opened the box to defeat Ares, it unleashed all the evils Zeus captured and infected the gods. Instead of drawing on the evil powers within the box as she had once thought, Kratos had in fact acquired the power of [[Hope]], the power that Athena herself had sealed in the box, should it ever be opened again. During all this time however, Kratos had this power buried underneath all his anger, sorrow, and guilt, thus shielding it from everyone, including himself.

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 ===Kratos' Servitude===
-[[File:Untitled 11 ares.png|thumb|left|200px|Kratos pledging to Ares.]]
+[[File:Untitled_11_ares.png|thumb|left|300px|Kratos pledging to Ares.]]
 Kratos and his Spartan army were no match for the merciless [[barbarians|barbarian]] tribes of the east. Being outnumbered and overpowered, his army was losing the battle. Kratos, about to be killed by [[Alrik]], pledged himself to Ares, the god of War, in exchange for victory. Seeing Kratos as the potential warrior he needed to overthrow Olympus, Ares accepted and violently wiped out the barbarians, giving Kratos the [[Blades of Chaos]] as a sign of his servitude.
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 ===Death===
-[[File:Untitled 4ares.png|thumb|200px|left|Kratos stabs Ares through his chest with the Blade of Gods.]]
+[[File:Untitled_4ares.png|thumb|left|300px|Kratos stabs Ares through his chest with the Blade of Gods.]]
 Kratos, however spotted the [[Blade of the Gods]], dodged Ares' attack, took up the sword and defeated him. Ares pleaded for his life, reminding Kratos of the day he saved his life and how he was only trying to make him a great warrior. Kratos said he already did and impaled Ares through the chest, thereby killing him. The God of War fell into the Aegean Sea, and was no more, defeated at the hands of the mortal he saved many years ago. Before his last breath Ares released a loud death cry, which caused blood to burst from his chest, and a powerful explosion was released similar to a nuclear bomb. It is possible with Ares being the God of War, with his death brought the end of all wars, and thus brought peace everywhere on Earth. However, Kratos became the new God of War, most likely ending the peace, and was given Ares’ throne within the walls of Olympus, after attempting to commit suicide when the Gods refused to free Kratos of his memories of killing his family.
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 After Kratos' success over defeating and killing Ares and becoming the new God of War, the Spartan citizens disowned Ares and hailed Kratos willingly, even removing all effiges of Ares and replacing them with that of Kratos. However, faithful [[Disciples of Ares|followers of Ares]] attempted to revive their fallen God with the power of Ambrosia, but Kratos had destroyed [[Gyges]], the island in which the Ambrosia rested in, in order to prevent their plans from coming to fruition.
-[[File:Tomb of ares.jpg|thumb|Tomb of Ares.]]After facing the [[Hippocampi]] on [[Gaia|Gaia's]] hand, Kratos follows a path that leads to a chamber which contains Ares' massive corpse concealed in ice, this is where he fights the first [[Centaur]] of the game. This area is called the Tomb of Ares. Ares, despite being dead, plays a small role in the third game, as he is mentioned by [[Cronos]], [[Zeus]] and [[Kratos]] in addition to being shown in flashback scenes. There is also a large fresco of Ares in the upper part of the Chamber of the Flame, showing him wielding his trademark sword. This fresco is located right next to a fresco of his mother, Hera. Ares' voice is heard when Kratos ends up in his psyche.
+[[File:Tomb_of_ares.jpg|thumb|300px|Tomb of Ares.]]After facing the [[Hippocampi]] on [[Gaia|Gaia's]] hand, Kratos follows a path that leads to a chamber which contains Ares' massive corpse concealed in ice, this is where he fights the first [[Centaur]] of the game. This area is called the Tomb of Ares. Ares, despite being dead, plays a small role in the third game, as he is mentioned by [[Cronos]], [[Zeus]] and [[Kratos]] in addition to being shown in flashback scenes. There is also a large fresco of Ares in the upper part of the Chamber of the Flame, showing him wielding his trademark sword. This fresco is located right next to a fresco of his mother, Hera. Ares' voice is heard when Kratos ends up in his psyche.
 ==Powers and Abilities==
 Being the God of War, Ares was a divine master in different combat and fighting styles, both armed and unarmed, and could determine the outcome of battles or wars.
-Ares was one of the most powerful gods on Olympus, only standing behind Poseidon, Hades and his father Zeus. As a god, Ares was [[Immortal]] and Invincible but could be killed by either the power of Pandora's Box, the [[Blade of Olympus]], or by Zeus. He was able to kill the Barbarians with ease, by simply thinking about it, he caused the men to be torn apart from the inside and burst into flames, showing he had the power to conjure the elements. Ares was also able to lift his victims into the air and snap them in half, as well as other brutal methods. He also had the ability to reclaim the Blades of Chaos and control them by means of telekinesis. At one point, he demonstrated the ability to cre[[File:Goowp2078.jpg|thumb|Ares using pyrokinesis]]ate a pocket universe that he could warp reality in to torture victims.
+Ares was one of the most powerful gods on Olympus, only standing behind Poseidon, Hades and his father Zeus. As a god, Ares was [[Immortal]] and Invincible but could be killed by either the power of Pandora's Box, the [[Blade of Olympus]], or by Zeus. He was able to kill the Barbarians with ease, by simply thinking about it, he caused the men to be torn apart from the inside and burst into flames, showing he had the power to conjure the elements. Ares was also able to lift his victims into the air and snap them in half, as well as other brutal methods. He also had the ability to reclaim the Blades of Chaos and control them by means of telekinesis. At one point, he demonstrated the ability to cre[[File:Goowp2078.jpg|thumb|300px|Ares using pyrokinesis]]ate a pocket universe that he could warp reality in to torture victims.
 Ares also had the powers of shape shifting, teleportation, super strength, conjuring, super agility, healing, a master of pyrokinesis, and the ability to materialize various weapons such as a gigantic war hammer, an axe, and a [[Ares' Sword|sword]] , all of which are enveloped in flames. These powers, along with having six blade-like protrusions appear out from his back, made Ares an incredibly formidable foe in battle.

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 ===Great War===
-Like the rest of his siblings, Poseidon was swallowed by the mighty Titan [[Cronos]]. When he was released, he [[File:Poseidon's attack.png|thumb|Poseidon during the Great War.]]fought alongside his brother, [[Zeus]], in the [[Titanomachy|Great War]]. During a great battle between the [[Gods]] and the Titans, Poseidon aided his brother [[Hades]] in defeating the Titan leader [[Atlas]]. Atlas was electrocuted by Poseidon’s storm, bringing him to his knees. With his fiery chains Hades grasped onto Atlas and captured his soul. After the [[Blade of Olympus]] was created and the Titans were banished to [[Tartarus]], Poseidon was given dominion over all seas. He took [[Amphitrite]] as his wife and watched over the waters of [[Greece]], being worshiped by sailors to grant safe passage in his waters.
+Like the rest of his siblings, Poseidon was swallowed by the mighty Titan [[Cronos]]. When he was released, he [[File:Poseidon's_attack.png|thumb|300px|Poseidon during the Great War.]]fought alongside his brother, [[Zeus]], in the [[Titanomachy|Great War]]. During a great battle between the [[Gods]] and the Titans, Poseidon aided his brother [[Hades]] in defeating the Titan leader [[Atlas]]. Atlas was electrocuted by Poseidon’s storm, bringing him to his knees. With his fiery chains Hades grasped onto Atlas and captured his soul. After the [[Blade of Olympus]] was created and the Titans were banished to [[Tartarus]], Poseidon was given dominion over all seas. He took [[Amphitrite]] as his wife and watched over the waters of [[Greece]], being worshiped by sailors to grant safe passage in his waters.
 ===Wager of the Gods===
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 {{Quote|All of Olympus unites against you!|Poseidon}}Poseidon was among the most powerful of the Olympian gods, second only to his brother, Zeus and (possibly) superior to his brother, Hades.
-[[File:God of war iii poseidon 02 by andyparkart.jpg|thumb|212px|Poseidon in his elemental form.]]
+[[File:God_of_war_iii_poseidon_02_by_andyparkart.jpg|thumb|300px|Poseidon in his elemental form.]]
 *'''Atmokinesis''' - As the immortal ruler of the seas, Poseidon possesses the power to manipulate water, storms, and lightning, able to create strong waves and violent storms to bring the [[Poseidon's Rage|rage of the ocean]] upon those who anger him.

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 Born and raised in Sparta, Kratos was monitored, like all other younglings. During several tests, those that were deemed fit were to stay in Sparta to be trained as [[Spartan]] protectors, while those deemed unfit would be sent to the mountains, sealing their fates. Kratos, already feisty and aggressive at his young age, along with his brother, [[Deimos]], trained, and dreamt of joining the Spartan army when they grow up. On an ill-fated day, when the young brothers were training outside their home, the city was raided by the Olympian gods, [[Ares]] and [[Athena]], and their army of [[centaur]]s, in search of the Marked Warrior. Ares, seeing Deimos' birthmark as a sign of the prophecy, then snatched him away. In anger and desperation, Kratos attacked the god to save his brother, only for Ares to smack Kratos back in to a pile of wood, leaving him with a scar.
-[[File:Kratos to the extrmem.jpg|thumb|250px|Kratos' scar, delivered by Ares]]
+[[File:Kratos_to_the_extrmem.jpg|thumb|300px|Kratos' scar, delivered by Ares]]
 Insulted by this, Ares raised his sword to kill Kratos, but was stopped by Athena reminding him that they had what they were looking for. Before leaving, Athena apologized to Kratos, and disappeared into flames. The loss of his brother left an indelible mark on Kratos, as he vowed to never falter again. In honor of his brother, Kratos had this tattoo adorned on his skin, made in the exact image of Deimos' birthmark. After some time, Kratos married Lysandra, and had a daughter, [[Calliope]].
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 ===Redemption and Vengeance===
 See also: '''''[[God of War: Ascension]]'''''
-[[File:Ascension10.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Kratos imprisoned by the Furies]]
+[[File:Ascension10.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Kratos imprisoned by the Furies]]
 For breaking his oath, [[Ares]] sent [[The Furies]] to capture Kratos and force him to once again serve the God of War. Kratos was trapped in an illusion of his home in Sparta, but the Fury [[Orkos]] appeared before him and encouraged him to see past the illusion. Though Kratos distrusted him, he followed Orkos' instruction to seek out [[Oracle Aletheia|Aletheia]] the Oracle at [[Delphi]]. The Oracle was captured by [[Pollux and Castor]]. He took the [[Amulet of Uroborus]] from them after he killed them. Kratos travelled to the Harbor of Kirra where he encountered Orkos again. The oath keeper revealed that he is the son of Ares and Alecto. Ares wanted a perfect warrior who could help him overthrow Zeus. Disappointed in Orkos, Ares disowned his son, and Orkos became the oath keeper of the Furies to please his mother. He explained that Kratos was the warrior Ares sought and for that reason, Ares helped Kratos against the barbarians. The murder of his family was meant to be one of three "tests" that would bind Kratos to Ares's will. Orkos did his bidding as the oath keeper and did not question the Furies until Ares tricked Kratos into killing his family. Armed with this knowledge, Kratos took a ship to Delos.
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 See also: '''''[[God of War]]'''''
 {{Quote|Ares, you will die for what you did that night!|Kratos}}
-[[File:80689 god of war-screen02(2).jpg|thumb|200px|Kratos fighting a head of the Hydra]]
+[[File:80689_god_of_war-screen02(2).jpg|thumb|300px|Kratos fighting a head of the Hydra]]
 Ten years passed since Kratos defeated Atlas and Persephone, and after having killed the sea monster known as the [[Hydra]], Kratos received a chance to seek his revenge on the [[God of War (God)|God of War]], and rid himself of the terrible nightmares that haunted him. He was ordered by Athena to seek out [[Pandora's Box]] in order to help him destroy Ares.
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 Kratos, shortly after becoming the new God of War, entered Tartarus once again in search for the Ambrosia, but with the intent to destroy it, for [[Disciples of Ares]] desired to utilize the Ambrosia in order to resurrect their deceased God. Throughout his journey, Kratos received flashbacks about his first quest for the Ambrosia. As the new God of War marched through Tartarus, he encountered a [[Giant Arachnid|giant arachnid]] who was sent to kill him. However, it was unsuccessful, as Kratos killed both the spider and its children. After pulling his blades out from the beast, Athena spoke to him in an attempt to warn him about the new dangers on the path he took once before. Kratos then shrugged off her warnings, confident that nothing would stop him.
-[[File:Gow armor.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Kratos upon his throne bearing the God Armour]]
+[[File:Gow_armor.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Kratos upon his throne bearing the God Armour]]
 Later, Kratos encountered Athena again, and was told by the goddess that it is now the dead he must fear. Kratos simply moved along, finding the dead bodies of the Spartans he had abandoned in his earlier quest for the healing elixir. The Spartans then rose from the dead, ready to exact vengeance on Kratos for abandoning them. They failed, however, as Kratos managed to kill them all. Upon entering the island once again, the island then revealed itself to be a monstrous beast named [[Gyges]], who vowed vengeance on Kratos after one hundred of his arms were burned off in the Spartan's battle against Helios' Champion. Kratos, however, revealed his intentions and incinerated Gyges with the Flames of Apollo, destroying the [[Tree of Life]] and all its Ambrosia. He then left the island, knowing that the disciples of Ares would hunt him down for destroying the last hope they had at reviving their fallen God.
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 grasp, managed to knock a weakened Poseidon out of his godly form, and onto a separate platform. The two berated each other briefly before Kratos walked up and battered the Lord of the Sea severely, finally gouging out his eyes and snapping his neck as he tossed him off into the ocean. With Poseidon's death, the seas cataclysmed and ocean levels rose significantly, causing a flood that engulfed the entire world, destroying almost all of mankind, save those on top of Olympia.
-[[File:God-of-war-3-pressannc11.jpg|thumb|250px|Kratos]]
+[[File:God-of-war-3-pressannc11.jpg|thumb|300px|Kratos]]
 After killing Poseidon, Gaia and Kratos reached Zeus' pavilion, where the king of the gods angrily anticipated Kratos' arrival and assaulted both with a mighty blast of lightning, that blew a portion of Gaia's arm clean off, sending the two spiraling down Olympus. Having stabbed the [[Blade of Olympus]] to in Gaia's back to hold onto, Kratos was unable to hang on as Gaia fought to survive. Gaia shouted in pain, as she told him he was but a pawn, and was deemed expendable now that the Titans had reached Zeus. Embittered, Kratos tumbled into the underworld. Contemplating his life as he lurched through the [[River Styx]] and its caverns, he resolved to escape Hades yet again, and destroy Zeus once and for all. On his way to Hades' chamber, after being sucked of nearly all of his power by the dead souls of Styx, he met the ghost of [[Athena]], who claimed to have reached a "higher existence", and was once again willing to help Kratos exact his revenge. With Kratos suspicious of this turn of events, Athena explained how she saw truths where she did not before. As a sign of faith, she transformed Kratos' ruined blades into the [[Blades of Exile]], to help him survive the [[Underworld]] and the foes that awaited him. She then continued to define his quest, as she ordered him to find and extinguish the Flame of Olympus, in order to truly defeat Zeus.
-[[File:Hades Takedown.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Kratos battling Hades]]
+[[File:Hades_Takedown.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Kratos battling Hades]]
 Kratos made his way through the Underworld, meeting lost souls, encountering [[The Three Judges|The Judges]], and visiting [[Hephaestus|Hepha]][[Hephaestus|estus]] several times, gaining more and more information about the secrets of Olympus, his adopted daughter [[Pandora]], who was the key to Pandora's Box, and Zeus, all along finding mysterious scrawls that he silently acknowledged to be from various people in his past. Finally, having entered Hades' Palace, and finding the coffin-wed body of [[Persephone]] that Hades had restored, he engaged the Lord of the Underworld himself inside of a dark cavern. Kratos and Hades proved evenly matched, until the bloodthirsty Spartan managed to rip off his [[Hades' Helm|helmet]], stole his [[Claws of Hades|Claws]], and stole Hades' own soul by absorbing it into the Claws. Hades, without a soul and now dead, caused all souls in the Underworld to go rampant.
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 Kratos then opened the Box once again, only to discover it was empty. Zeus then mocked him for "another stunning failure", and went outside to recover, while Kratos' fury boiled even further. Outside, father and son met again on the pavilion. But before either could claim victory, the platform suddenly shook rapidly, as a reawakened Gaia attempted to crush the pavilion between her hands. Seeing no other exit, Zeus and Kratos fled inside her chest, dueled near her heart, and sucked the life out of [[Gaia's Heart|Gaia's heart]]. A rejuvenated Kratos finally bested Zeus, impaling him with the Blade of Olympus against Gaia's heart, killing both his father and his great-grandmother in one blow.
-[[File:Chains Kratos.jpg|thumb|250px|Kratos' chains loosened]]
+[[File:Chains_Kratos.jpg|thumb|300px|Kratos' chains loosened]]
 Awakening amidst cracked earth, Kratos found Zeus' body impaled on a rock, and extracted the blade callously. But Zeus' spirit, consumed by some lasting hatred for his infidel son, attacked Kratos, draining him of his willpower and anger, instead filling him with fear, and a sense of loss, bringing him on the verge of death. Trapped [[Kratos' Psyche|inside his own mind]], taunted by his haunting memories, and his father, Kratos was then aided by Pandora, whose spirit lived on, abolishing the various torments of his soul. Overcoming these hurtles with a feeling of [[Hope]], Kratos returned to the physical world and managed to free himself from Zeus' chocking grip. He then attacked his spirit, forcing him back into his own body, temporarily resurrecting Zeus. Kratos then violently and relentlessly battered Zeus into a bloody pulp, ending Zeus' reign once and for all.
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 She demanded Kratos to return the power he had obtained, as it rightfully belonged to her. For now that the world was cleansed by chaos, she would rebuild it under her rule, using the power of hope. Athena quickly came to realize however, that when Kratos first opened the box to kill Ares, the evils infected the gods of Olympus, taking hold of them. As the evils took hold of the gods, the power of hope instead infused itself into Kratos. Buried beneath all the layers of guilt, anger, and the need for revenge, Hope was finally released when Kratos finally learned to forgive his past deeds, thus releasing its power.
-[[File:Kratos 1.png|thumb|left|250px|Kratos, overseeing the Chaos he had sent the world into]]
+[[File:Kratos_1.png|thumb|left|300px|Kratos, overseeing the Chaos he had sent the world into]]
 Asking Kratos again, he refused, instead impaling himself onto the Blade of Olympus, thereby releasing Hope into the mortal world, for humanity to embrace. An action that Athena would clearly despise, as she removed the Blade from his chest, uttering the world was not ready to harness this vast power, and how Kratos had disappointed her. Athena then left, leaving a laughing Kratos to die, his vengeance finally complete.
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 {{Dialogue|Kratos|By the Gods, what have I become?|[[Grave Digger]]|Death. The destroyer...of worlds|Kratos and the Grave Digger.}}
-[[Image:Generalkratoscostume2.jpg|left|thumb|Kratos as the great Spartan general.]]
+[[File:Generalkratoscostume2.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Kratos as the great Spartan general.]]
 For most of the time, Kratos is incredibly cruel and destructive and can kill anyone that tries to stop him, he doesn't seem to care if he kills women or children, or men weaker than him.

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 ===Great War===
-[[File:Zeus.png|thumb|left|206px|Zeus during The Great War]]
+[[File:Zeus.png|thumb|left|308px|Zeus during The Great War]]
 After freeing his brothers and sisters, Zeus declared war on the Titans, consumed with feelings of revenge. Betraying [[Gaia]], the very Titan who had raised him, he waged war on all the Titans for the sins of only one. The new rulers of the world, the [[Gods]], calling themselves Olympians, fought against their predecessors with great ferocity and power. The battle between the Olympians and the Titans formed the landscape of the mortal world, shaking the earth with massive earthquakes and crumbling mountains. During the war, Zeus created the all-powerful [[Blade of Olympus]], which was used to banish the Titans to the foulest pits of [[Tartarus]], using the [[Gauntlet of Zeus]] to create the chains that bind them. The evils bred from the long ten years of war posed another threat to the Ruler of Olympus, and he commissioned Hephaestus, the smith god, to build Pandora's Box, in order to house the evils. Unbeknownst to him, Athena called forth a power that transcended any God, Hope, and placed inside the box, to counteract the evils should the box be opened. When Zeus asked the mighty Smith God where to hide the box, he was lead into believing that it was on the back of his father, the Titan Cronos. Using the architect, Pathos Verdes III, he chained the Titan and sentenced him to wander the Desert of Lost Souls for all eternity. Little did the great Zeus know that the events that had transpired in those days would doom him, thousands of years later.
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 See also: [[God of War: Betrayal]]<br />
-*'''''As the new God of War, Kratos was far more ruthless than Ares ever was, essentially posing the same problem Ares did to the God of the Sky, and than ate poop an out of control, yet all-powerful God. Kratos[[File:Zeuseagle final-1-.jpg|thumb|200px|Zeus in his Eagle Form]] waged a vicious campaign in once again glorifying [[Sparta]] throughout Greece, capturing many cities. Zeus was uneasy about the newly appointed god, feeling unsafe upon his throne in Olympus. This uneasiness eventually makes Zeus decide to betray Kratos, his very own son, and create a scheme to kill him. Once, when Kratos was assaulting a city, he encountered an elaborate plot to destroy his reputation, that included assassination of [[Hera]]'s favorite beast, [[Argos]], by an unknown [[assassin]], with blame falling entirely on Kratos. The situation was made even worse when [[Hades]]' minions attacked Kratos, and the messenger of Olympus, [[Ceryx]], who was sent to make sure Kratos will not uncover the culprit behind the events, was defeated and slain by the infuriated God of War.'''''
+*'''''As the new God of War, Kratos was far more ruthless than Ares ever was, essentially posing the same problem Ares did to the God of the Sky, and than ate poop an out of control, yet all-powerful God. Kratos[[File:Zeuseagle_final-1-.jpg|thumb|300px|Zeus in his Eagle Form]] waged a vicious campaign in once again glorifying [[Sparta]] throughout Greece, capturing many cities. Zeus was uneasy about the newly appointed god, feeling unsafe upon his throne in Olympus. This uneasiness eventually makes Zeus decide to betray Kratos, his very own son, and create a scheme to kill him. Once, when Kratos was assaulting a city, he encountered an elaborate plot to destroy his reputation, that included assassination of [[Hera]]'s favorite beast, [[Argos]], by an unknown [[assassin]], with blame falling entirely on Kratos. The situation was made even worse when [[Hades]]' minions attacked Kratos, and the messenger of Olympus, [[Ceryx]], who was sent to make sure Kratos will not uncover the culprit behind the events, was defeated and slain by the infuriated God of War.'''''
 *'''''His elaborate scheme to dethrone Kratos having failed, Zeus advised Athena to warn Kratos that with every city destroyed in the [[Spartan]] army's conquest, the wrath of gods (and presumably him) would grow ever stronger. Kratos failed to comply with Athena’s warning and descended from Olympus down to the island of [[Rhodes]], where his men lay siege.'''''

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 ==In the ''God of War'' Series==
 ===The First Titanomachy===
-[[File:Hades' Chains.jpg|thumb|left|Hades during the Great War.]]
+[[File:Hades'_Chains.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Hades during the Great War.]]
 Hades appears in cut scenes in [[God of War II]], depicting the Great War, when the Gods defeated the Titans. He is seen fighting and imprisoning [[Atlas]] alongside his brother, [[Poseidon]]. There is a statue of him in the [[Garden of the Gods]] along with [[Athena]], [[Ares]], [[Zeus]], [[Helios]], and [[Poseidon]]. At the end of the game he is seen with Poseidon, Helios and [[Hermes]] standing in front of Zeus, before the second Great War begins. Also when he's fighting Cronos, Atlas comes and uses a ground attack on Hades. Then Hades manages to take Atlas's soul within him.
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 *'''Superhuman Strength:''' As a god, Hades has super strength, his strength is incredible, able to overpower titans with ease, and match Kratos in battle.
 *'''Superhuman stamina : '''
-*'''Superhuman agilty : '''
+*'''Superhuman durability:'''
 *'''Necromancy: A'''s the ruler of the Underworld, Hades had a good deal of control over the souls of the dead, to the degree where he was able to gift them to worthy [[mortal]]s. While Kratos traversed the dangers of Pandora’s Temple, Hades gifted him with the souls of the Underworld to aid him in his journey. These souls are much stronger if they are summoned from the deepest depths of Tartarus. These souls can viciously maul Kratos’ enemies to death, or weaken them enough for him to finish them off.
 *'''Pyrokinesis''': In the comics he was also capable of launching fireballs, indicating his ability of Pyrokinesis, likewise when really hurt by Kratos during there battle, his realm would ignite with a burning inferno.

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 ==Greek Mythology==
-In [[Greek]] myth, '''Perseus''' was the famous hero who killed the [[Gorgon]], [[Medusa]]. He was commonly said to have accomplished this feat with a variety of magical items lent to him by the gods, including a helmet of invisibility, the winged sandals of [[Hermes]], a magical sword, a special pouch to store Medusa's head, and a reflective shield that allowed him to find the Gorgon without actually looking at her and turning to stone. The story of Perseus killing the Gorgon Medusa was actually cause of Hades. Hades killed his parents (not his biological parents) and Perseus wanted revenge. The mortals of Argos thought they were better than the gods so Hades came and put a curse on the princes of Argos ( Andromeda ).  He said  'in 10 days when the sun is eclipsed I will unleash The Kraken'. Perseus didin't fall for the princes but did care for her. They went to the withes to find a way for killing the Kraken the said the way to kill the sea monster is with the head of Medusa so he went to the edge of the Underworld were Medusa lives. He came back to Argos with the head of Medusa and turned the Kraken into stone.
+In [[Greek]] myth, '''Perseus''' was the famous hero who killed the [[Gorgon]], [[Medusa]]. He was commonly said to have accomplished this feat with a variety of magical items lent to him by the gods, including a helmet of invisibility, the winged sandals of [[Hermes]], a magical sword, a special pouch to store Medusa's head, and a reflective shield that allowed him to find and kill the Gorgon without actually looking at her and turning to stone.
 ==In God of War II==

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 ===The Barbarians===
-[[Kratos|Kratos,]] the main character, is a Spartan hi[[File:General_kratos.png|thumb|Kratos, once a general in the Spartan army.]]mself. He grew up in the city, and rose to become its greatest general, leading his fellow Spartans to victory in many battles. Before the events of first game, Kratos led Spartans in battle against the Barbarians of the East, lead by [[Alrik]]. The Spartans were outnumbered and were nearly slaughtered, but Kratos, in a desperate attempt for victory, called the God of War. Ares who crushed the Barbarians, allowing the Spartans to win. On this day Kratos became the loyal servant of Ares and sieged city after city in his name. His fellow Spartans joined him on these sieges and became almost as ruthless as their general.
+[[Kratos|Kratos,]] the main character, is a Spartan hi[[File:General_kratos.png|thumb|Kratos, once a general in the Spartan army.]]mself. He grew up in the city, and rose to become its greatest general, leading his fellow Spartans to victory in many battles. Before the events of first game, Kratos led Spartans in battle against the Barbarians of the East, lead by [[Alrik]]. The Spartans were outnumbered and were nearly slaughtered, but Kratos, in a desperate attempt for victory, called the God of War for help. Ares who crushed the Barbarians, allowing the Spartans to win. On this day Kratos became the loyal servant of Ares and sieged city after city in his name. His fellow Spartans joined him on these sieges and became almost as ruthless as their general.
 ===Betrayal===

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 * Kratos is claimed to be the first to kill a god when he kills Ares but he killed Persephone in God of War: Chains of Olympus. Possibly because she is a lesser god it is not as substantial as killing Ares or he might have killed the Furies as they where godesses of vengeance.
 * She is one of the few gods that didn't participate in the First Great War. If it was the case, Atlas would have killed her, instead of joining up with her. She was also left unmentioned by Kratos as he spoke to Gaia, informing her about the deaths of Ares and Athena.
-** This makes her the first god in the series who were killed by Kratos and didn't participate in the Great War. The second is Thanatos.
+** This makes her the first god in the series who were killed by Kratos and didn't participate in the Great War. The second being Thanatos.
 * Ironically, Persephone is the goddess of innocence even though she tried to destroy the world in the God of War series.

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 After killing [[Hades]], Kratos returned to the forge, informing the Smith God of his triumph over the God of the Underworld. The Smith God chuckled, "Dead? Hades deserved to suffer, though I thought his death would be impossible." "Olympians overestimate themselves," said Kratos. Hephaestus said, laughing, "Interesting. I will keep that in mind, Spartan." Kratos looked at a Hyperion Gate nearby, but the Smith God told him, "You need the soul of a God to use the Hyperion Gates Kratos. And that one has not been used for centuries. I'm sure it's broken; otherwise I would have seen my beautiful...You know Kratos, I wasn't always like this: a monster!" Hephaestus then regaled Kratos with his past life as the prized craftsman of the gods, but concluded by stating that his perfect life ended when Kratos killed Ares. Furthermore, the girl whom he considered his daughter, Pandora, had been taken away from him by Zeus, never to return. He had tried to recreate her in the forge ever since, but failed time and time again. He asked Kratos to retrieve Pandora for him, but Kratos dismissed his request, stating he had other concerns, although Hephaestus tried to persuade Kratos again by reminding the Ghost of Sparta about his own role as a father. Kratos, visibly touched, paused for a moment, before leaving the Forge.
-Kratos returned to Hephaestus through the Hyperion Gate connecting the Forge with Aphrodite's bedchamber. At first Hephaestus believed it to be his wife, before recoiling at the sight of Kratos. He asked humorously if Aphrodite had "conquered another God of War". Kratos ignored his question, instead demanding to know the whereabouts of the Labyrinth, to which Hephaestus expressed some confusion as he thought Kratos was searching for only the Flame of Olympus. He quickly realized that Pandora was being held in the Labyrinth and that Kratos intended to use her as a means of destroying the [[The Flame of Olympus|Flame.]] Hephaestus angrily told Kratos to stay away from Pandora, citing that he was the reason both of them were imprisoned, to which Kratos retorted that he did them no wrong. Hephaestus countered, saying it was because he opened the box, but Kratos replied that he "did what had to be done", at which point Hephaestus began to unfold a bigger picture: In creating [[Pandora's Box]], Hephaestus knew the Flames were the safest place to hold them. To open the Box, he forged a key that took on its own life. Dubbed [[Pandora]], father and daughter would grow to love each other. Aware Zeus would take Pandora from him, Hephaetus lied to Zeus, saying the safest place to keep the Box was on top of [[Cronos|Cronos']] back. After Kratos used the box to kill Ares, Zeus, driven by madness and fear, angrily battered Hephaestus until he revealed his deceit, despite the fact that Zeus had actually aided Kratos on his quest to retrieve the box from Pandora's Temple. Zeus subsequently took Pandora from her father, and sent him to the Underworld. Hephaestus then desperately attempted to dissuade Kratos from finding Pandora, but the Ghost of Sparta claimed that nothing would stop him from destroying Zeus.
+Kratos returned to Hephaestus through the Hyperion Gate connecting the Forge with Aphrodite's bedchamber. At first Hephaestus believed it to be his wife, before recoiling at the sight of Kratos. He asked humorously if Aphrodite had "conquered another God of War". Kratos called that a question Hephaestus should ask his wife, demanding to know the whereabouts of the Labyrinth, to which Hephaestus expressed some confusion as he thought Kratos was searching for only the Flame of Olympus. He quickly realized that Pandora was being held in the Labyrinth and that Kratos intended to use her as a means of destroying the [[The Flame of Olympus|Flame.]] Hephaestus angrily told Kratos to stay away from Pandora, citing that he was the reason both of them were imprisoned, to which Kratos retorted that he did them no wrong. Hephaestus countered, saying it was because he opened the box, but Kratos replied that he "did what had to be done", at which point Hephaestus began to unfold a bigger picture: In creating [[Pandora's Box]], Hephaestus knew the Flames were the safest place to hold them. To open the Box, he forged a key that took on its own life. Dubbed [[Pandora]], father and daughter would grow to love each other. Aware Zeus would take Pandora from him, Hephaetus lied to Zeus, saying the safest place to keep the Box was on top of [[Cronos|Cronos']] back. After Kratos used the box to kill Ares, Zeus, driven by madness and fear, angrily battered Hephaestus until he revealed his deceit, despite the fact that Zeus had actually aided Kratos on his quest to retrieve the box from Pandora's Temple. Zeus subsequently took Pandora from her father, and sent him to the Underworld. Hephaestus then desperately attempted to dissuade Kratos from finding Pandora, but the Ghost of Sparta claimed that nothing would stop him from destroying Zeus.
 Running out of options, Hephaestus decided to kill Kratos. The smith god first faked wanting to help him, and told the Spartan to travel to the [[Pit of Tartarus]] in order to find the [[Omphalos Stone]], so that he could make a weapon for Kratos. Kratos initially did not want a new weapon, stating he already had plenty, but Hephaestus insisted the weapon he would create would be a ''"special"'' one that would "give him the retribution he deserved". However, when Kratos entered the door that led toward Tartarus, Hephaestus sealed the door shut, snickering out loud. Whilst on his quest, Kratos battled the [[Titans|Titan]] [[Cronos]], and slew him, taking the Omphalos Stone from his body. Returning to Hephaestus, Kratos was furious, as he believed the Smith God had sent him on a suicide mission. Hephaestus pleaded innocence, claiming that he knew the Ghost of Sparta could handle himself. After completing the [[Nemesis Whip|Nemesis Whip,]] Hephaestus tried electrocuting Kratos with [[Hephaestus' Ring|his Ring]] in a final attempt to kill him, shouting, "Here is your retribution!"

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 |appears in = [[God of War III]]}}Hephaestus is the Craftsman of [[Olympus]], as well as the god of fire. He starts off as an ally in [[God of War III]], but later betrays and tries to murder Kratos.
 ==Greek Mythology==
-'''Hephaestus''' (''Hēphaistos'') was a Greek god, whose Roman equivalent was '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_(mythology) Vulcanus]''', though in Roman Mythology he is not considered to be the "Fallen" god and has a higher status than his Greek counterpart. His mother was [[Hera]], who gave birth to him either alone or with [[Zeus]]. He was the god of technology, blacksmiths, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metals, metallurgy, fire, and volcanoes. He served as the blacksmith of the gods, and he was worshiped in the manufacturing and industrial centers of Greece, particularly in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athens Athens]. The center of his cult was in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemnos Lemnos]. Hephaestus' symbols are a smith's hammer, an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anvil anvil] and a pair of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongs tongs], although sometimes he is portrayed holding an axe. Hephaestus is the only Olympian God to have been exiled from Olympus and return. In a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homer Homeric] version of Hephaestus' myth, Hera, mortified to have brought forth such grotesque offspring, promptly threw him from [[Mount Olympus]]. He fell nine days and nights and landed in the ocean. Hephaestus, being the most unfaltering of the gods, was given [[Aphrodite|Aphrodite's]] hand in marriage by Zeus in order to prevent conflict over her between the other gods.
+'''Hephaestus''' (''Hēphaistos'') was a Greek god, whose Roman equivalent was '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_(mythology) Vulcanus]''', though in Roman Mythology he is not considered to be the "Fallen" god and has a higher status than his Greek counterpart. His mother was [[Hera]], who gave birth to him either alone or with [[Zeus]]. He was the god of technology, blacksmiths, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metals, metallurgy, fire, and volcanoes. He served as the blacksmith of the gods, and he was worshiped in the manufacturing and industrial centers of Greece, particularly in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athens Athens]. The center of his cult was in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemnos Lemnos]. Hephaestus' symbols are a smith's hammer, an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anvil anvil] and a pair of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongs tongs], although sometimes he is portrayed holding an axe. Hephaestus is the only Olympian God to have been exiled from Olympus and return. In a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homer Homeric] version of Hephaestus' myth, Hera, mortified to have brought forth such grotesque offspring, promptly threw him from [[Mount Olympus]]. He fell nine days and nights and landed in the ocean. Hephaestus, being the most unfaltering of the gods, was given [[Aphrodite|Aphrodite's]] hand in marriage by Zeus in order to prevent conflict over her between the other gods. However, this did not stop her from having secret affairs with other men, be it mortal or god. It was Ares she was attracted to the most, something that Helios told Hephaestus after catching them in an affair. After publicly humiliating them, Aphrodite and Hephaestus' relationship became bitter, and Hephaestus grew to dislike Ares even more.
 ==In the ''God of War'' Series==

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 |caption = http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130508104853/godofwar/de/images/5/5b/271px-Younghephaestus-Izzy.jpg|alias = Craftsman of Olympus
 |birthplace = Olympus
-|voice actor = [[Rip Thorn]]
+|location = [[Underworld]]
 |appears in = [[God of War III]]}}Hephaestus is the Craftsman of [[Olympus]], as well as the god of fire. He starts off as an ally in [[God of War III]], but later betrays and tries to murder Kratos.
 ==Greek Mythology==

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 {{Infobox_gods
-|image = [[File:Gowphoenix.jpg|250px]]
+|caption = [[File:Gowphoenix.jpg|250px]]
 |Unknown = Phoenix
-|lives = [[Island of Creation]]
+|location = [[Phoenix Chamber]]
 |species = Phoenix
 |status = Alive
 |eye = Red/Orange
 |loyalties = [[Kratos]]
-|first = [[God of War II]]
+|appears in = [[God of War Comics]]
-|last = [[God of War II]]}}
+[[God of War II]]
 ''{{Quote|Kratos, like the fiery Phoenix who is resurrected from his ashes, you too search for a second chance 'at life'. Find these [[Phoenix's Ashes|ashes]] and free the Phoenix. Only then will you find a path to the [[Temple of the Fates]].|[[Lahkesis]]}}''

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 |gender = Male
 |status = Alive
 |family = *Iapetus (father)
 *Asia (mother)

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 {{Quote|You are strong, but you are far too small, even for an Olympian, to be a god.|Atlas.}}
 {{Infobox gods
-|image = File:Atlas (GoW).jpg|300px
+|300px
 |species = [[Titans]]
 |gender = Male
 |status = Alive
-|eye = Red
+|family = *Iapetus (father)
 *Asia (mother)
 *[[Prometheus]] (brother) †
 *[[Epimetheus]] (brother) †
-|loyalties = [[Titans]]
+|caption = [[File:Atlas (GoW).jpg|250px]]
-|voice = [[Wikipedia:Fred Tatasciore|Fred Tatasciore]] ([[God of War: Chains of Olympus]])<br>[[Wikipedia:Michael Clarke Duncan|Michael Clarke Duncan]] ([[God of War II]])
+|birthplace = [[Island of Creation]]
-|first = [[God of War: Chains of Olympus]]
+|voice actor = [[wikipedia:Fred Tatasciore|Fred Tatasciore]] (God of War: Chains of Olympus)
-|last = [[God of War III]] (mentioned by [[Helios]]}}
+[[wikipedia:Michael Clarke Duncan|Michael Clarke Duncan ]] (God of War II)
 '''Atlas''' was one of the mighty [[Titans]] that once had dominion over the world. After their fall from grace, Atlas would cooperate with the goddess [[Persephone]] in order to destroy the world, but was defeated by [[Kratos]]. Defeated and contained, Atlas was forced to carry the world on his shoulders, as he would forever remain at the top of the Pillar of the World.
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 [[File:Gowa-chaosarmor-banner.jpg|thumb|292px|The Chaos Armor]]
 The Chaos armor is an armor set that appears in [[Multiplayer|God Of War:Ascensions Multiplayer]] It's obtainable by purchasing it on the PS Store.
 ==Stats==

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 *Chimeran Armor: Free DLC
 *[[Chaos Armor]]: DLC
-*Armor of Callisto: DLC
+*[[Armor Of Callisto|Armor of Callisto]] : DLC
 *If you're looking for armor stats, check out http://www.xn-games.net/boards/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=2771

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 ==Trivia ==
 *The Chaos Armor is best used against used against [[Zeus]] Warriors because of it's very high elemntal damage.
-*The Chaos Armor seems to be a re-skin of the medusa armor because they have the same stats.
+*The Chaos Armor is a re-skin of the Medusa Armor.
 [[Category:Multiplayer]]
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	*The Chaos Armor seems to be a re-skin of the medusa armor because they have the same stats.		*The Chaos Armor seems to be a re-skin of the medusa armor because they have the same stats.
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	The Chaos armor is an armor set that appears in [[Multiplayer\|God Of War:Ascensions Multiplayer]] It's obtainable by purchasing it on the PS Store.		The Chaos armor is an armor set that appears in [[Multiplayer\|God Of War:Ascensions Multiplayer]] It's obtainable by purchasing it on the PS Store.