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Lunda's Lost Armor set in god of war ragnarok
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Where to Find All Lunda’s Lost Armor Set Pieces in God of War Ragnarok

A step-by-step guide on where to find Lunda's lost armor set in God of War Ragnarok.

During your adventures in Vanaheim in God of War Ragnarok, you’ll come to meet a small group of warriors led by Freya’s brother, Freyr. They’re quite the colorful cast, like the light and dark elf couple and Birgir, who was once a Traveler. Another is Lunda, an endearing dwarf that’s crafty with a hammer. She’ll ask for your help, naturally, so if you choose to follow through, then you’ll need to know where to find all Lunda’s aost armor set pieces in God of War Ragnarok.

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All Lunda Armor Locations in God of War Ragnarok

Lunda’s Armor set is made up of three different parts — the belt, cuirass and bracers. Unfortunately, they’ll be broken when you find them, but collecting and returning them to Lunda will see her repair them for Kratos so you can don this fancy armor.

Where to Find Lunda’s Broken Belt

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To find Lunda’s Broken Belt in God of War Ragnarok, you’ll need to visit Cliffside Ruins, which is really easy to get to if you have the River Delta mystic gateway unlocked, which you should by now.

  1. Use the River Delta mystic gateway, hop into the nearest boat, and travel to Cliffside Ruins, which is opposite to the River Delta mystic gateway.
  2. Turn left and run towards the rockwall. There will be a portion of the ruins to climb. Follow the path, then turn right into a small stone archway that leads to a bridge.
  3. Instead of passing through the archway, look to your left to find a cutout. Inside is a chest containing Lunda’s Broken Belt, surrounded by poisonous plants, so destroy them with the Leviathan Axe.

Where to Find Lunda’s Broken Cuirass

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By far the easiest of the lost armor set pieces to retrieve is Lunda’s Broken Cuirass. You can make this treasure hunt a lot easier by using the River Delta mystic gateway.

Travel to the River Delta mystic gateway, hop into a boat, and rover over to Noatun’s Garden by following the river east. Use the magical chisel on the door at the very back to find Lunda’s Broken Cuirass.

Where to Find Lunda’s Broken Bracers

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And finally, Lunda’s Broken Bracers, the last and final piece of the set. It too can be found much easier by using the River Delta mystic gateway and traveling to the Veiled Passage in the south.

  1. Hop into a boat and face the Cliffside Ruins. Looking to your left, you’ll see a pathway that’s squeezed between two islands. Take that path; if you see a rainbow, you’re on the right track.
  2. Keep following towards Goddess Falls, but just before landing on the shores, go left to uncover another narrow river. Keep rowing until you reach the docks at the end.
  3. Now, after hopping off the boat, you’ll see a large rock in the center of the shores. Look behind the rock to find a chest containing Lunda’s Broken Bracers.

With that being the last, you now have all Lunda’s lost armor set pieces in God of War Ragnarok. While you’re here, you might as well find all the artifacts in Vanaheim. If you feel like chewing on some lore, find out if Brok and Sindri are real characters in Norse mythology.


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Brady is a Freelance Writer at Twinfinite. Though he's been at the site for only a year, Brady has been covering video games, and the industry itself, for the past three years. He focuses on new releases, Diablo 4, Roblox, and every RPG he can get his hands on. When Brady isn't focused on gaming, he's toiling away on another short story.