Being outnumbered and overpowered, Kratos' army was losing the battle. Kratos and his Spartan army were no match for the merciless barbarians tribes of the east. After a grueling journey, Kratos captured the Ambrosia and thus made Ares the victor of the wager of the Gods.Īres getting a pledge of servitude from Kratos In the wager of the Gods, Ares was seen in the comics choosing Kratos as his champion and was confident that nothing would stop him in his quest for the Ambrosia. Years later, the Gods created a contest and chose various mortals as their champions for the capture of the Ambrosia. Little did Ares know that the boy to whom he gave a scar would be the same boy who would Initially serve him and later leave him in adulthood after his family would be slaughtered by his own hands due to his machinations. Ares then took Deimos to the Domain of Death, where he would be tortured for many years by Thanatos, the God of Death. Ares then left with Deimos, and Athena quickly apologized to Kratos. Ares was about to kill Kratos, but Athena persuaded Ares to leave him be. Despite his efforts, however, Ares hit Kratos on the face and created a bloody scar on his right eye. After Ares captured the boy, Deimos' brother, Kratos, charged toward Ares to save his younger brother. Two Gods of Olympus, Ares, and Athena, raided the city of Sparta in order to capture a child named Deimos, who had been suspected of being the mortal who would destroy Olympus in The Marked Warrior Prophecy. The Furies, however, saw potential in Orkos and made him their oath-keeper. Unfortunately, Orkos, Ares' child, was not up to his standards and was disowned. After learning of the prophecy of the Marked Warrior, who is destined to destroy Olympus and kill Zeus, Ares conceived a child with Alecto in the hope that their child would be the marked one so that he could aid him in overthrowing Zeus and claiming his throne. In God of War Series Alliance with the FuriesĪres came to covet all of Olympus, especially Zeus's throne, so he struck an alliance with the Furies, and persuaded them to take a more ruthless approach. Mars was held in much higher esteem, second only to Kronos Ionic form of the Doric ἀρά ( ara), 'bane, ruin'. He was also a rival of Athena, his younger sister, because they were both gods, one of War, the other of Wisdom, and wished that the other would stand down. He was born after the Great War of the Gods and Titans and served his father faithfully for many years. Ares was the God of War, son of Zeus and Hera, and one of the most prominent and powerful Gods of Olympus.

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