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Bot of War is one of fiveAstro Botstages that allow Astro to use the weapons and powers of othericonic PlayStation characters. As the name might suggest, the stage is designed around Kratos andGod of War, with players able to use the Ghost of Sparta’s Leviathan Axe from the two Norse-inspired games.
This is far from the onlyGod of Warreference that Team Asobi crammed intoAstro Botthough, with the devs also including some of Odin’s ravens. If they manage to find and defeat all eight ravens in the Bot of War stage, players will unlock the “Eyes of the All-Father” Trophy, although doing so may prove to be a lot easier said than done.
The mural on the wall near the raven tree is supposed to show players how many ravens they’ve destroyed. However, in version 1.001.000 of the game, the number of ravens shown here isn’t always accurate. Despite this, players will still unlock the Eyes of the All-Father Trophy even if one or two of the ravens don’t light up after being destroyed.
How to Find the First Raven in Bot of War
Players will see Bot of War’s first raven as they fly into the stage on Astro’s Dual Speeder and will need to usethe DualSense’s gyro controlsto destroy it as they pass. If they miss it, they can always restart the stage and have another stab at it.
How to Find the Second Raven in Bot of War
In the first main area that players come to after getting their hands on the Leviathan Axe, they’ll see the corpse of a giant spiked enemy to their left. If they climb on top of it using the nearby bounce pad, they’ll be able to rescue the Thunder Goddess cameo bot, which is based onThor’s daughter Thrud. From this position, they’ll also be able to see the second Bot of War raven on a wooden structure overlooking the water.
How to Find the Third Raven in Bot of War
After crossing over a rope to reach a new area, players will notice a turtle carrying the world tree on its back to their right. Hitting this turtle with the Leviathan Axe will cause it to flip over, allowing players to rescuethe Freya cameo Boton its chest. They should then turn their attention to the nearby stone structure, on top of which, the third raven is perched.
How to Find the Fourth Raven in Bot of War
After destroying the third Bot of War raven, players should head back the way they came. However, rather than taking a right to continue through the stage, they should instead keep going straight. They’ll then see the fourth raven on a ledge to their right.
How to Find the Fifth Raven in Bot of War
If players keep going straight from the previous raven they’ll eventually come to a pool of icy water. Breaking the block of ice here will reveal some cables, and pulling those will uncover a horn. Players can then blow into the microphone on their DualSense to summonJormungandr the World Serpent. After climbing onto its back and rescuing the Thor cameo Bot, they can then turn their attention to the nearby ice ledge, where they’ll see the fifth Bot of War raven just waiting to be destroyed.
How to Find the Sixth Raven in Bot of War
A little later on in the stage, players will come to an area with a ball enemy that throws its spiked helmet at Astro. After defeating it with the Leviathan Axe, players should look to their right, where they’ll find a block of ice with a black crow sitting on top of it. Breaking this block and the walls of ice behind it will grant access to the raven tree, to the right of which, the sixth Bot of War raven can be seen holdingMimir’s decapitated head. There’s also a Puzzle Piece hidden behind the tree.
How to Find the Seventh Raven in Bot of War
After coming back out of the raven tree area, players will find the seventh raven directly in front of them on a ledge. Due to the angle at which they approach it, it’s pretty difficult to miss.
How to Find the Eighth Raven in Bot of War
The last Bot of War raven is behind the giant hammer, although can only be accessed once players have thrown the wooden log at the golden shield to knock the hammer down. They can also find the stage’s final Puzzle Piece in this area by dropping off the nearby ledge and spinning the blue flower.
