Santa Monica Studio’s God of War: Ragnarok introduces the Everywhen , a mythic afterlife where deities from all cultures converge. fans are debating whether this setting signals a comeback for the Greek pantheon that once haunted Kratos, especially as the game’s narrative highlights Egyptian and Mongolian figures vying for control.

Egyptian Goddess Sekhmet Leads the Everywhen Conflict

According to the report, Sekhmet, the Egyptian war deity, commands the forces that imprison Faye, Kratos’ late wife,within the Everywhen. her rule is challenged by other mythic warlords, creating a volatile battlefield that mirrors the game’s brutal combat style.

Mongolian Enforcer Begtse Uses Fire to Enforce Sekhmet’s Rule

The article notes that Begtse, drawn from Mongolian and Tibetan folklore, serves as a fiery enforcer for Sekhmet. His presence adds a layer of cultural depth, showing Santa Monica’s intent to blend diverse mythologies rather than rely solely on Norse lore.

Arthurian Hints : Faye’s Sword and the Lady of the Lake Parallel

Fans have pointed out that Faye’s sword, gifted by a sentient ribbon entity named Rue, echoes the Arthurian tale of the Lady of the Lake presenting Excalibur. While the source does not confirm an explicit Arthurian link, the visual cue fuels speculation about hidden cross‑mythic Easter eggs.

Potential Greek Pantheon Return in the Everywhen

The report highlights that the Everywhen’s “all‑gods‑when‑they‑die” premise makes it plausible for former Greek antagonists—Zeus, Hades, Poseidon or Athena—to reappear. santa Monica’s past willingness to revisit Greek mythology , as seen in earlier titles, suggests the studio could leverage this setting for a narrative bridge to a possible remake of the original trilogy.

Who Might Populate the Everywhen Next?

Open questions remain about which deities will actually surface in the final game. The source mentions fan theories but does not provide official confirmation on any new godly arrivals, leaving the community to await developer hints or post‑launch DLC.