God Of War Ragnarok: Goddess Falls Nornir Chest Solution -

Nornir Chest has so many beautiful rewards that you will want to have for yourself but are such a pain and sometimes confusing task to open. In this guide, we will be giving you a helping hand with the Goddess Falls Nornir Chest and its solution. Let’s get started.

Goddess Falls Nornir Chest Solution – God Of War Ragnarok

You will look on the right side of the Nornir Chest. Once looking here you will find that there are 3 pillars that actually lead to the very rune. You won’t be able to hit the rune or even climb on these hills to get to it.

Instead, you will need to use the AoE explosion spell on the three pillars. So just place one on each highlighted place in the picture above. First on the lower, then in the middle, and at last at the top.

Use the fire hook that you have to make them all explode and you’ll get your rune fired up..

For the second one, you will want to go to the waterfall area that is just on the left side of the very chest itself. Then look up and you will find the rune standing all proudly but you won’t be able to actually hit it.

Instead, you will need to make two sets of AoE circles. First on the top, touching the rune itself, and then on the bottom. Now just do the fire hook attack and you’ll get it to be lit up. Simple and easy!

You will have to do this one last time. You will go just next to the chest area and then look at the mountain wall. Here you can see the rune on top. Just do the same tactic with two very big circles and explore them.

Once you have all 3 completed you can loot the Nornir Chest. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you needed to know. Have fun unlocking this chest yourself!

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