All Muspelheim Odin's Ravens - God of War Ragnarok

Collectibles are simply a joy to be going after in every type of game possible. In God of War Ragnarok, it is even better because they will unlock very cool new things that you can use. In this guide, we will be showing you the Odin’s Ravens inside the Muspelheim region. Let’s get started.

God of War Ragnarok – All Muspelheim Odin’s Ravens

There are 2 Raven Locations where you can find ravens in the region of Muspelheim. Here we will show you how to find them separately.

Burning Cliffs Odin’s Raven

Just come to this very same location where Kratos is located n the picture above. You will need to take the main entrance inside the Burning Cliffs and just follow the tunnel and roadways until you get here.

Once here you will just need to be on the lookout for this very small opening in the mountain wall.

Once you will see the raven behind the wall pillar, you will just need to use your spear and chuck it inside and over the wall to hit the raven of Odin.

Surtr’s Forge Odin’s Raven

Come to this very same location that is on the very right side of the Burning Cliffs. To get here you will use the same roadways as before just take a right on the map and the roads. When you get here you will be looking for a ruins type of structure.

You will find the raven on the top of the cliff and just sitting in front of the ruins. You will need to use the spear to throw it directly where it is shown in the picture above.

Those are the 2 Odin’s Raven’s locations inside this map region! We hope that this guide has helped you out on how to find and destroy them. Good luck doing it on your own!

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