God of War Ragnarok: What is The Undiscovered Collectible in The Sinkholes?

There are several collectibles for you to find in God of War Ragnarok's Sinkholes region, and this guide helps you find a specific one.
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In God of War Ragnarok, The Sinkholes is a region within The Crater, which is, in turn, a hidden region of the realm of Vanaheim. You can reach The Crater by completing the Scent of Survival side quest Favor, in which you follow Helka out of Freyr’s Camp in search of Birgir, who fell out of the paper boat while fighting a dragon.

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Birgir’s fall happens during the Creatures of Prophecy goal on The Path main story quest line, so you’ll have to complete that before you start the Scent of Survival quest. When you finally reach the Sinkholes, there are a few undiscovered collectibles you can find in this area. Here’s what you need to know about tracking down every Undiscovered Collectible in The Sinkholes in God of War Ragnarok.

Where to Find Every Undiscovered Collectible in the Sinkholes in God of War Ragnarok

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The Sinkholes region can take some time to find. It’s an area you’ll find while playing through the late game of God of War Ragnarok, and you won’t find it during your first visit to Vanaheim. Instead, expect to gain access to this area close to the end of the game, and you can freely check it after you’ve completed the main story, giving you the chance to freely roam the rest of the game.

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Once you reach the Sinkholes, you’ll see that there are lots of collectibles to find while playing God of War Ragnarok.

  • two Nornir Chests
  • one item of Lore
  • one Artifact
  • one of Odin’s Ravens
  • one Berserker Gravestone
  • two Dragon Hunts
  • one Casualty of War
  • one Seasonal Stag
  • one “Undiscovered” collectible

The question now is, what is that undiscovered collectible? And how and when can you discover it?

How to get the undiscovered collectible in The Sinkholes in God of War Ragnarok

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The undiscovered collectible in The Sinkholes is the Starblush flower, which you need to collect as part of the Nine Realms in Bloom side quest Favor in God of War Ragnarok. The Starblush flower won’t be visible until you start the Nine Realms in Bloom quest, and you can’t do that until after you complete The Path main story quest line.

You also need to complete The Jungle region in order to flood The Crater so that you can reach the Starblush flower, which is on the circular island in the southeast corner of The Sinkholes.


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