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I guess the answer is killing Ares, the Blades of Chaos were a gift of the deal/job with Ares and the chains permanently bonded to his wrists, so some time or rather from GOW 1-3 Kratos learns how to have the chains disappear or go incorporeal like when he uses other weapons...
Assuming that the blades are of medium weight, I can easily say that the chains can be very useful for long range fighting. The chains can be used to maintain crowd control if fighting multiple enemies.
23 mar 2020 · After wowing us with his Fallout Broadsider, replica maker Jairus of All is back with another impressive video game-inspired weapon. His real-world version of Kratos’s Blades of Chaos will give any God of War fan a thrill with their real metal blades and chains. Watch the build video series here.
The Blades of Chaos are introduced in God of War as Kratos’ signature weapons throughout the Greek Era. Forged in the depths of the Underworld and personally offered to Kratos by Ares himself, the Blades became a symbol of the Spartan’s servitude to the Olympians, emphasized by the chains bound...
Canon Kratos in Ragnarok is probably max Leviathan, Blades and Draupnir with the Fate Breaker armor. There’s usually a reason the blades reset between games. GOW 1 he becomes a god. No reset. GOW 2 his god powers & blade upgrades are drained into the blade of Olympus. GOW 3 he falls into the lake of souls that nibble away your upgrades.
Kratos, of course, knows of a fire from another realm he can draw from, and in one incredible sequence we see him dig up the ghost of Sparta as he reclaims the Blades of Chaos to save his son.
14 sty 2023 · Even though Kratos has long since freed himself from Ares' servitude, he continues to use the Blades of Chaos in the Norse realms. Being magical, the Blades of Chaos possess multiple...
