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| − | The '''Path of Hades''' in [[God of War]] is in the depths of the [[Underworld]] that [[Kratos]] falls into after he is killed by [[Ares]]. The path goes over the bloody [[River Styx]]. It [[File:Path_of_hades_5.jpg|thumb|235px|The Path of Hades.]]consists of many platforms, boney bridges covered with blood, and spinning sharp spiked columns. The entire area is also deadly and flaming. As Kratos navigates the path, he fights his way through hordes of fiery Underworld monsters. At the end of the path, Kratos finds a long rope that he climbs, which brings him out of his "grave" at the gates to the [[Temple of the Oracle]]. |
+ | The '''Path of Hades''' in [[God of War]] is in the depths of the [[Underworld]] that [[Kratos]] falls into after he is killed by [[Ares]]. The path goes over the bloody [[River Styx]]. It [[File:Path_of_hades_5.jpg|thumb|235px|The Path of Hades.]]consists of many platforms, boney bridges covered with blood, and spinning sharp spiked columns. The entire area is also deadly and flaming. As Kratos navigates the path, he fights his way through hordes of fiery Underworld monsters, including [[Hades Legionnaire]]s, [[Hades Archer|Archers]], [[Harpies#Hades Harpy|Harpies]], [[Minotaur#Hades Minotaur|Minotaurs]] and [[Satyrs#Hades Satyr|Satyrs]]. At the end of the path, Kratos finds a long rope that he climbs, which brings him out of his "grave" at the gates to the [[Temple of the Oracle]]. |
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The Path of Hades in God of War is in the depths of the Underworld that Kratos falls into after he is killed by Ares. The path goes over the bloody River Styx. It
The Path of Hades.
consists of many platforms, boney bridges covered with blood, and spinning sharp spiked columns. The entire area is also deadly and flaming. As Kratos navigates the path, he fights his way through hordes of fiery Underworld monsters, including Hades Legionnaires, Archers, Harpies, Minotaurs and Satyrs. At the end of the path, Kratos finds a long rope that he climbs, which brings him out of his "grave" at the gates to the Temple of the Oracle.
