How To Get To Mist Fields - God of War Ragnarok

In God of War Ragnarok, you will have so many areas that you are able to explore and travel through. Some of them are locked though so you will need to know how to get to them by using the Makeshift Gate. In this guide, we will be showing you How to Get to the Mist Fields. Let’s get started.

God of War Ragnarok – How To Get To Mist Fields

First of all, you will need to be inside the area of Sindri’s House. Once you are here you will be on the lookout for the Mystic Gateway that is on the very south of this small map region. To activate it, you will first have to summon the squirrel. To do so, you will need to smack this metal plate:

Once you have done so, Ratataskr will be summoned and he will give you an item that you will need to take. It will be in front of you on the small table. This will be the Pouch of Yggdrasil Seeds.

Once you have them, just make your way to the Makeshift Gate and interact with it. Now you can go to the map and simply find the Mist Fields on the map. This is where you can find it:

Just hold the X button until it gets unlocked and you can freely teleport to over there. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has served its purpose and taught you how to get to the Mist Fields. Have fun doing it yourself!

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