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Amphitrite is the Olympian Goddess of the Sea and wife of Poseidon.
Greek Mythology
Amphitrite was a very minor god in all surviving mythological records. Her parentage is uncertain - Hesiod claims Nereus and Doris, while the Bibliotheca says Oceanus and Tethys; all four of these deities were Titans.
Amphitrite is rarely pictured in person, instead she is most often used as a poetic name for the bounty of the sea.
In the God of War Series
God of War
Deep inside Pandora's Temple, there is a chamber dedicated to her as part of the Challenge of Poseidon. A large statue of her holding a trident adorns the chamber.
Trivia
- Amphitrite is often confused for Poseidon's Princess, a mortal slave of the sea-god in God of War III.
