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Hades 2 Ambrosia Guide - How to Bond With Gods in Hades 2
Hades is the God of Hades, the God of Underworld The place where people die. He was a brutal and hated ruler in the Ancient Greek world.
He loved Persephone greatly. Her annual return to akun demo hades controlled the seasons, her absence causing harsh winters, and her return providing life-giving springs.
Nectar
The primary method of ingratiating yourself with the gods in Supergiant Games' epic roguelike, Hades 2, is by presenting Nectar to various characters from the Crossroads and Underworld. Nectar is an item that you can give away to be used to gain access to new dialogue with gods, increase your level of affinity with them by one and even get an item to keep for each god once you give them your first bottle of Nectar.
You can obtain Nectar by giving it to certain characters from the Underworld. For instance Headmistress Hecate or the heavenly Boon gods. You can also pick it up by completing God-specific quests and occasionally from the Wretched Broker in the House of Hades. It can also be found in certain god-specific boons like Sunken Treasure by Poseidon and Premium Vintage by Dionysus. It can also be obtained by fishing in Elysium.
When you've given your character with their first bottle, they'll offer to give you a Keepsake as a reward. Keepsakes are the remembrances of a relationship with a particular person, can grant you a variety of advantages in battle.
After a character has received his third or fourth Nectar bottle, you'll unlock their Fated List Prophecies. This allows you to grow in your relationship with this character by increasing the number of prophecies displayed on their index cards. You can also continue to offer them Nectar to build your relationship with them and to earn more Keepsakes.
You can switch Keepsakes between characters in the large room in the House of Hades with Skelly, the training dummy, close to your weapons and accessories. You can purchase the Keepsake Collection Regional upgrade from the House Contractor to allow you to swap your Keepsake between regions. This allows you to quickly switch between your favorite items and get the most out of each god that you are in a good relationship with.
Ambrosia
If you're playing the godlike Roguelite Hades How To Bond With Gods You've probably already figured out that Nectar is key to building relationships with the gods. Have you ever come across Ambrosia, a rarer cousin to Nectar that can be used for different uses? This guide will show you how to obtain this powerful resource.
Ambrosia was a mythical substance the Greek gods drank or consumed. It was thought to give immortality to people who consumed it. It was also used as a perfume, since it could disguise the most unpleasant scents. For example, in the Odyssey, when Menelaus and his army were disguised in seal skins, a goddess containing ambrosia ascended from heaven to take on the dangerous smell.
Ambrosia, a food that was reserved for the Olympian Gods, was used in rituals as a way to distinguish between mortal and immortality. It also served as a symbol of divine perfection as illustrated in the tale of Achilles who was anointed by his mother Thetis with ambrosia to make him immortal. However, in the end, he was mortal again because his heel was left untreated.
In addition to being eaten and drank by the Olympian gods, ambrosia was also used as an ointment or salve for wounds, or to anoint corpses. In two different myths it was said that Apollo applied ambrosia to the corpses of Sarpedon and Patroclus, while Thetis applied ambrosia to Patroclus. These stories could have been intended to suggest that immortality is a gift which is able to be taken away as easily as it is given.
It is possible that the ambrosia in question was a hallucinogenic fungus known as Amanita Muscaria. This could explain the belief that it conferred immortality, since it was a common hallucinogenic in the time of the ancients.
Keepsakes
Like Ambrosia, Keepsakes are used to make you feel more affluent with the gods in Hades 2. Supergiant Games' epic take of Greek mythology features one of the most powerful pantheon-building mechanics that have been seen in recent times. While you battle through the Underworld you can gift Nectar when you reach any god or NPC. Some gods will reward with the player with a Keepsake. These unique items offer useful boosts to help Zagreus escape the Underworld.
Contrary to Boons, Keepsakes can be upgraded by the player over many runs. This can be done by battling enemies in locations that have the Keepsake of the corresponding god connected, or by visiting the store specifically for the god at the Crossroads. Once the item's Rank is increased, it's going to provide an additional effect that can be activated during combat. Keepsakes are ranked according to the number of encounters defeated when they're attached, so they're an effective way to gain a large boost in healing or damage during combat.
There are 16 total Keepsakes with each offering a unique benefit. If you're fighting for survival in the Underworld They're a great option to prioritize your talents. They're also a great alternative to the traditional god's Boons if you don't want to wait for them to appear in the Rift of Thessaly or in the aforementioned God Gate.
Certain gods have unique keepsakes, but you must visit their respective shops in the Underworld. Charon has a special location in the Rift of Thessaly. Sisyphus can be located on one of the ships in the Merchant's Circle, or Medea is located in the City of Ephyra. Hecate is a god who grants you a Keepsake when gifting her Nectar in the city of Thebes, though hers can be tricky to find since she only appears during battle above the ground.
Hecate's Keepsake, for example, allows the player to automatically restore some of their magick every night, until a certain amount that is determined by Keepsake Rank. It also decreases the amount of damage a player takes from the front, and also deals slightly more damage when attacking behind.
Keepsake Keepsake
In addition to the gods themselves, Hades offers a number of other characters with whom you can build relationships (purely platonic sorry). The gift of bottles of Nectar may give them special abilities that will boost Zagreus in his quest to escape the Underworld. These gifts are known as Keepsakes and they're one of the most important items in the game.
The way they work is easy every time you complete an encounter, there's a chance a character will have their Keepsake upgraded by up to three ranks. When the Keepsake has reached rank three, a new buff can be applied to your next encounter. These buffs can include:
Sigil of the Dead: It increases Zagreus' God Gauge's percentage by default at the beginning of an encounter. Also, it grants access to Hades' Aid Call, which fills the gauge once activated. It can be upgraded by upgrading it, but unequipping it between levels resets the God Gauge to zero.
Each god's Keepsake has unique buffs that can be extremely helpful both in the beginning and later phases of the game. Our top recommendation is grabbing the Cerberus Keepsake or the Old Spiked Collar, as soon as possible in order to provide your health with a substantial boost.
It's also worth getting the rest of the gods Keepsakes whenever you can. The Arachne, Narcissus and Megaera Keepsakes are especially valuable because they let you acquire a new weapon early.
Hades is the God of Hades, the God of Underworld The place where people die. He was a brutal and hated ruler in the Ancient Greek world.
He loved Persephone greatly. Her annual return to akun demo hades controlled the seasons, her absence causing harsh winters, and her return providing life-giving springs.
Nectar
The primary method of ingratiating yourself with the gods in Supergiant Games' epic roguelike, Hades 2, is by presenting Nectar to various characters from the Crossroads and Underworld. Nectar is an item that you can give away to be used to gain access to new dialogue with gods, increase your level of affinity with them by one and even get an item to keep for each god once you give them your first bottle of Nectar.
You can obtain Nectar by giving it to certain characters from the Underworld. For instance Headmistress Hecate or the heavenly Boon gods. You can also pick it up by completing God-specific quests and occasionally from the Wretched Broker in the House of Hades. It can also be found in certain god-specific boons like Sunken Treasure by Poseidon and Premium Vintage by Dionysus. It can also be obtained by fishing in Elysium.
When you've given your character with their first bottle, they'll offer to give you a Keepsake as a reward. Keepsakes are the remembrances of a relationship with a particular person, can grant you a variety of advantages in battle.
After a character has received his third or fourth Nectar bottle, you'll unlock their Fated List Prophecies. This allows you to grow in your relationship with this character by increasing the number of prophecies displayed on their index cards. You can also continue to offer them Nectar to build your relationship with them and to earn more Keepsakes.
You can switch Keepsakes between characters in the large room in the House of Hades with Skelly, the training dummy, close to your weapons and accessories. You can purchase the Keepsake Collection Regional upgrade from the House Contractor to allow you to swap your Keepsake between regions. This allows you to quickly switch between your favorite items and get the most out of each god that you are in a good relationship with.
Ambrosia
If you're playing the godlike Roguelite Hades How To Bond With Gods You've probably already figured out that Nectar is key to building relationships with the gods. Have you ever come across Ambrosia, a rarer cousin to Nectar that can be used for different uses? This guide will show you how to obtain this powerful resource.
Ambrosia was a mythical substance the Greek gods drank or consumed. It was thought to give immortality to people who consumed it. It was also used as a perfume, since it could disguise the most unpleasant scents. For example, in the Odyssey, when Menelaus and his army were disguised in seal skins, a goddess containing ambrosia ascended from heaven to take on the dangerous smell.
Ambrosia, a food that was reserved for the Olympian Gods, was used in rituals as a way to distinguish between mortal and immortality. It also served as a symbol of divine perfection as illustrated in the tale of Achilles who was anointed by his mother Thetis with ambrosia to make him immortal. However, in the end, he was mortal again because his heel was left untreated.
In addition to being eaten and drank by the Olympian gods, ambrosia was also used as an ointment or salve for wounds, or to anoint corpses. In two different myths it was said that Apollo applied ambrosia to the corpses of Sarpedon and Patroclus, while Thetis applied ambrosia to Patroclus. These stories could have been intended to suggest that immortality is a gift which is able to be taken away as easily as it is given.
It is possible that the ambrosia in question was a hallucinogenic fungus known as Amanita Muscaria. This could explain the belief that it conferred immortality, since it was a common hallucinogenic in the time of the ancients.
Keepsakes
Like Ambrosia, Keepsakes are used to make you feel more affluent with the gods in Hades 2. Supergiant Games' epic take of Greek mythology features one of the most powerful pantheon-building mechanics that have been seen in recent times. While you battle through the Underworld you can gift Nectar when you reach any god or NPC. Some gods will reward with the player with a Keepsake. These unique items offer useful boosts to help Zagreus escape the Underworld.
Contrary to Boons, Keepsakes can be upgraded by the player over many runs. This can be done by battling enemies in locations that have the Keepsake of the corresponding god connected, or by visiting the store specifically for the god at the Crossroads. Once the item's Rank is increased, it's going to provide an additional effect that can be activated during combat. Keepsakes are ranked according to the number of encounters defeated when they're attached, so they're an effective way to gain a large boost in healing or damage during combat.
There are 16 total Keepsakes with each offering a unique benefit. If you're fighting for survival in the Underworld They're a great option to prioritize your talents. They're also a great alternative to the traditional god's Boons if you don't want to wait for them to appear in the Rift of Thessaly or in the aforementioned God Gate.
Certain gods have unique keepsakes, but you must visit their respective shops in the Underworld. Charon has a special location in the Rift of Thessaly. Sisyphus can be located on one of the ships in the Merchant's Circle, or Medea is located in the City of Ephyra. Hecate is a god who grants you a Keepsake when gifting her Nectar in the city of Thebes, though hers can be tricky to find since she only appears during battle above the ground.
Hecate's Keepsake, for example, allows the player to automatically restore some of their magick every night, until a certain amount that is determined by Keepsake Rank. It also decreases the amount of damage a player takes from the front, and also deals slightly more damage when attacking behind.
Keepsake Keepsake
In addition to the gods themselves, Hades offers a number of other characters with whom you can build relationships (purely platonic sorry). The gift of bottles of Nectar may give them special abilities that will boost Zagreus in his quest to escape the Underworld. These gifts are known as Keepsakes and they're one of the most important items in the game.
The way they work is easy every time you complete an encounter, there's a chance a character will have their Keepsake upgraded by up to three ranks. When the Keepsake has reached rank three, a new buff can be applied to your next encounter. These buffs can include:
Sigil of the Dead: It increases Zagreus' God Gauge's percentage by default at the beginning of an encounter. Also, it grants access to Hades' Aid Call, which fills the gauge once activated. It can be upgraded by upgrading it, but unequipping it between levels resets the God Gauge to zero.
Each god's Keepsake has unique buffs that can be extremely helpful both in the beginning and later phases of the game. Our top recommendation is grabbing the Cerberus Keepsake or the Old Spiked Collar, as soon as possible in order to provide your health with a substantial boost.
It's also worth getting the rest of the gods Keepsakes whenever you can. The Arachne, Narcissus and Megaera Keepsakes are especially valuable because they let you acquire a new weapon early.
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