Kelpie shown in the codex in God of War Ragnarök
The Kelpie are water spirits in the form of horses which are relatives of the fey.
Quick Answers
How do Kelpies relate to the Norse horse god myths?
What is the origin of the kelpy horse in Scottish folklore?
What unique feature do Kelpies retain in human form?
Why did the Norns raise a Kelpie in Norse mythology?
What role do Kelpies play in Scottish loch legends?
Mythology[]
A Kelpie, or Water kelpie. are spirits that inhabit lochs in Scottish lore. They usually take on the form of a black horse-like creature, which can take on human form. According to some accounts, they state that the kelpie retain their hooves while as humans.
In God of War Ragnarök[]
The Norse deities known as Norns acquired and raised a Kelpie despite coming from distant lands. Seeking answers from the Norns, Kratos, Mimir and Freya find a kelpie, which took them to where the Norns live.
Powers & Abilities[]
Hydrokinesis: Being water spirits, the Kelpie have some control over water.
Shapeshifting: Kelpie can change their appearance, sometimes they disguise themselves as normal horses, other times as people, their true form is that of a supernatural being with the appearance of an aqua-blue horse with algae coming out of its body.
Super Speed: Kelpies are incredibly fast creatures both on land and in water.
Trivia[]
- Kelpie is the Norse counterpart of the Hippocampi, they're both water horses.
- Kelpie is one of few creature does not originate from the Norse Myth instead from Irish Mythos.












