Oh, does this game make you reminisce. God of War Ragnarök is out, and I still can believe it. Waiting for forever has been a major struggle. Now that it’s out, we are bombarded with a lot, and I mean, a lot of content. That translates to the story, but also to collectibles, mainly the resources. Getting to farm resources in order to upgrade your gear is something better said than done most of the time. However, getting to ensure mayhem all along the nine realms of the Norse is something I wouldn’t consider a tedious endeavor. Having said that, Petrified Bone is one of the resources you’re going to want to collect if you plan to upgrade the weapons and armor you have at your disposal in God of War Ragnarök. How do you get Petrified Bone in God of War Ragnarök? Well, I’ll tell you all about it.
Where do you Get Petrified Bone in God of War Ragnarök?
Now, when you read the name “Petrified Bone” you could think that this is amongst the hardest resources to collect. Well, you will be wrong, just as me. It turns out that it is one of the common resources found in God of War Ragnarök. So don’t worry, you’re going to find it whether you like it or not (sounds menacing, sorry). The thing is, collecting them won’t be a problem. Here are two ways to find them across the realms of God of War Ragnarök.
- You can find and get Petrified Bone by opening chests and coffins. There are a huge amount of these throughout the game, so be sure to always search inside them to locate your Petrified Bone.
- The other way to get Petrified Bone is to complete the Muspelheim Trials. Now that’s a challenge, but be certain that you will get a pretty decent amount once you survive, if you survive.
So basically you can find Petrified Bone by doing the easiest and hardest things in God of War Ragnarök. Talk about options! Go ahead and go treasure or trial hunting and pile up those reserves.
God of War Ragnarök is available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. If you like our God of War content, be sure to check out How God of War Ragnarok’s Hardest Difficulty Compares to Elden Ring and Dark Souls and Is God of War Ragnarok Open World?.
