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hades How to bond with gods 2 Ambrosia Guide - How to Bond With Gods in Hades 2

Hades is the God who governs the Underworld. This is the place where people go when they die. Hades was a brutal ruler, and was feared throughout the Ancient Greek world.

He loved Persephone extremely. Her annual return to Hades was responsible for managing the seasons. Her absence led to harsh winters, and her return brought spring-like life.

Nectar

Giving Nectar as a gift is the best way to ingratiate yourself with the gods of the Supergiant Games epic roguelike Hades 2. This is done by giving Nectar away to characters in the Crossroads or Underworld. Nectar is an item that can be used to unlock new dialogue with gods, increase your affinity level with them by a factor of one and gain an item to keep for each god after you have given them their first bottle of Nectar.

You can find Nectar by giving it to certain characters around the Underworld such as Headmistress Hecate or by completing Prophecies with the divine Boon gods. You can also get it by completing god-specific quests, and sometimes, from the Wretched Broker located in the House of Hades. Additionally specific god-specific Boons like Sunken Treasure from Poseidon or Premium Vintage from Dionysus can drop it. Finally, fishing in Elysium is another way to acquire it.

Once you've presented a character with their first bottle, they will offer to gift you a Keepsake reward. Keepsakes, which are souvenirs of friendship with a particular person, can grant you a variety of buffs during combat.

When you give a character their third or fourth bottle of nectar, you'll be able to unlock their Fated List prophecies, allowing you to progress your relationship with them by increasing the number of hearts shown on their index card. Beyond that, you'll be able to gift them Nectar to build their relationship with you and earn more Keepsakes.

You can switch Keepsakes between characters in the large room in the House of Hades with Skelly the dummy for training, right next to your weapons and other accessories. You can also purchase the Keepsake Collection, Regional upgrade from the House Contractor to allow you to change your equipped Keepsake between regions. This lets you quickly change between your favourites and reap the maximum benefit from every god you have a good relations with.

Ambrosia

You've probably stumbled across that Nectar, a rare cousin of Nectar, can be used to build relationships with deities if you play the godlike Roguelite Hades. Ambrosia is a less common cousin of Nectar and can be utilized in a variety of ways. This guide will show you how to unlock zeus heart hades to get this potent resource.

Ambrosia was a mystical drink that the Greek gods consumed or drank. It was believed to confer immortality to those who is hades to zeus consumed it. It was also used to cover unpleasant smells. In the Odyssey, for example, when Menelaus, his army and the seal skins they wore were used to disguise them the goddess carrying ambrosia descending from heaven appeared to disguise the noxious smell.

Ambrosia was a special food only available to the Olympian gods, and it was often used in rituals to define the lines between mortality and immortality. It also represented an emblem of divine perfection, as exemplified in the myth of Achilles who was given ambrosia oil by his mother Thetis to make him immortal. He was mortal again at the end, because his heel was not treated.

Ambrosia, in addition to being drunk and consumed by the Olympian Gods it was also used to treat wounds and apply anoints to bodies. In two myths, it was mentioned that Apollo utilized ambrosia on Sarpedon's body, and Thetis applied the ambrosia to the body of Patroclus. These myths could have been meant to suggest that immortality is a gift that can be taken away as easily as given.

It is possible that the ambrosia was a hallucinogenic fungus named Amanita Muscaria. This would explain why ancients believed it gave immortality.

Keepsakes

As in Ambrosia, Keepsakes are used to ingratiate yourself with the gods in Hades 2. Supergiant Games' epic take of Greek mythology is packed with some of the most powerful pantheon building mechanics in recent history. As you battle your way through the Underworld you can give Nectar as you go to any god or NPC. Certain gods will reward you with the player with a Keepsake. These unique items provide useful enhancements that make it easier for Zagreus to escape the Underworld.

Keepsakes, unlike Boons can be upgraded through many runs. This can be accomplished by battling enemies in locations with the appropriate god's Keepsake attached, or by visiting the respective god's special shop at the Crossroads. Once the item's Rank is raised, it will give an additional benefit that can be activated during combat. Keepsakes are ranked according to the number of encounters they've been utilized in. This is a great way to boost your damage or healing.

There are 16 Keepsakes in total each with its own unique benefit. They're a great option to make your choices when fighting for survival in the Underworld. They're also a great alternative to the standard god's Boons if you don't want to wait for them to spawn in the Rift of Thessaly or in the aforementioned God Gate.

Certain gods have special keepsakes that require you to visit their shop 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 another god that grants you the Keepsake when she gives you Nectar in the city of Thebes, though hers isn't easy to acquire as she only spawns during combat above the ground.

For instance Hecate's Keepsake lets the player instantly restore a portion of their magick each night up to a maximum amount determined by the Keepsake's Rank. It also reduces how much damage the player takes from the front, and also deals slightly extra damage when attacking behind.

Keepsake Keepsake

Hades also offers other characters to develop relationships (purely platonic - sorry). The act of giving them bottles of Nectar may provide them with special gifts that increase Zagreus ability as he makes his escape from the Underworld. These gifts are referred to as Keepsakes and are one of the most important things in the game.

It's easy: each time you finish an encounter, a character may have their Keepsake upgrade by up to three levels. Once the Keepsake attains rank 3 it will be granted a new buff that can be used in the next encounter. Some examples of these buffs include:

The Sigil of the Dead It increases Zagreus the God Gauge's percentage by default at the start of an encounter. Also, grants access to Hades' Aid Call, which will fill the gauge when activated. It can be upgraded by upgrading it, however, unquipping it between levels resets the God Gauge to zero.

Each god's Keepsake offers 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, Old Spiked Collar, as soon as you can in order to give your health a significant boost.

It's also worth picking up the rest of the gods Keepsakes as soon as possible. The Arachne and Narcissus ones are particularly useful as they let you get a new weapon early on while the Poseidon and Megaera ones will allow you to take on more damage when you attack from behind.