| Property | Value |
|---|
| rdfs:label | |
| rdfs:comment | - Based upon the shouting of nearby humans, the fog had a life of its own. When the sun fell from the sky, the fog began to cover the land and made the Gods slumber. From the fog came the minions of Morpheus, such as the Morpheus Beasts, Banshees, and Shades, all of which were both made up of and could attack with the very fog they came from. The fog itself sparked as if filled with electricity, damaging all those who entered it, including Kratos. The fog could be held at bay with fire, allowing safe passage through it.
- After Helios was kidnapped and the sun disappeared, Morpheus decided to take advantage of the situation. He unleashed a black fog that's capable of placing both Mortals and Gods to sleep. Morpheus tried to use the Fog to make him stronger. The fog is also capable of summoning monsters such as the Morpheus' Banshee, Morpheus Shade, and the deadly Morpheus Beast. This fog is proven to be more powerful when it's nighttime, however any kind of source of light like a torch can repel the Black Fog. Morpheus eventually found out that the Gods tasked Kratos to find Helios so the sun can return. So he used the Black Fog to try to hinder Kratos' progress and even summoned some monsters from the fog. Despite his best efforts, Morpheus could prevent Kratos from entering the Realm of Hades with the Bla
|
| dcterms:subject | |
| dbkwik:god-of-war/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| dbkwik:godofwar/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate | |
| abstract | - After Helios was kidnapped and the sun disappeared, Morpheus decided to take advantage of the situation. He unleashed a black fog that's capable of placing both Mortals and Gods to sleep. Morpheus tried to use the Fog to make him stronger. The fog is also capable of summoning monsters such as the Morpheus' Banshee, Morpheus Shade, and the deadly Morpheus Beast. This fog is proven to be more powerful when it's nighttime, however any kind of source of light like a torch can repel the Black Fog. Morpheus eventually found out that the Gods tasked Kratos to find Helios so the sun can return. So he used the Black Fog to try to hinder Kratos' progress and even summoned some monsters from the fog. Despite his best efforts, Morpheus could prevent Kratos from entering the Realm of Hades with the Black Fog. After Kratos rescued Helios from Persephone and Atlas, the sun returned to the sky. When that happened, the Black Fog disappeared, and Morpheus retreated back into the shadows.
- Based upon the shouting of nearby humans, the fog had a life of its own. When the sun fell from the sky, the fog began to cover the land and made the Gods slumber. From the fog came the minions of Morpheus, such as the Morpheus Beasts, Banshees, and Shades, all of which were both made up of and could attack with the very fog they came from. The fog itself sparked as if filled with electricity, damaging all those who entered it, including Kratos. The fog could be held at bay with fire, allowing safe passage through it. After the sun was returned to the sky and Helios was rescued, the fog vanished and Morpheus himself was forced to retreat.
|
