Nidavellir Collectibles - God of War Ragnarok Guide

Nidavellir Collectibles - God of War Ragnarok Guide

God of War Ragnarok Nidavellir is a large dwarf settlement at the northern border of the Aurvangar Wetlands region (covered in-depth here) in the Svartalfheim realm.

The GoW Ragnarok Nidavellir town has a total of 9 collectibles that can be found in the region, which are as follows:

  • 1 Legendary Chest
  • 2 Lore
  • 2 Artifacts
  • 1 Odin’s Raven
  • 1 Nine Realms in Bloom
  • 1 Berserker Gravestone
  • 1 Spirit of Rebellion

Some of the collectibles in this region require that you have finished the main story or made progress past a certain point in order to be accessed.

It is recommended to follow this guide after you finish the story, or at least the Forging Destiny Main Quest to unlock the Draupnir Spear.

So, without losing any more time, we will go over all of the God of War Ragnarok Nidavellir collectibles locations and explain how to get them.

Artifact 1 (Large Society Ground Orb, The Performance – Kvasir’s Poems Set): Behind A Soundstone Barricade

After you go through the Aurvangar Wetlands region, you’ll reach the Nidavellir southern docks.

On the left side of the docks, you will find a green barricade. Shoot a green (sonic) arrow by pressing (L2) + (Square) to destroy it and reveal the God of War Ragnarok Nidavellir Artifact behind.

If this is your first visit through the story, speak with Sindri at the Blacksmith Shop a bit further ahead, who will upgrade Atreus’ bow to shoot green arrows.

If you are curious about how many artefacts are available in the game and where you can find them, check our GoW Ragnarok Artifacts Locations Guide here.

Lore Scroll (Shopping List): Before Sindri’s Blacksmith Shop

The God of War Ragnarok Nidavellir Lore Scroll can be found in the middle of the market, glowing golden on the ground near Sindri’s Blacksmith Shop.

Also, check our God of War Ragnarok Lore Locations Guide to learn where to find all 80 of them.

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