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Hades 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 after they die. Hades was a cruel ruler and Oscar Reys feared throughout the Ancient Greek world.

He loved Persephone greatly. Her annual return to Hades was responsible for regulating the seasons. Her absence caused harsh winters, and her return brought life-giving springs.

Nectar

The primary method of ingratiating yourself with gods in Supergiant Games' epic roguelike, oscarreys.Top Hades 2, is by gifting Nectar to various characters from the Crossroads and Underworld. Nectar is an item that can be used to gain access to new dialogue with gods, boost your level of affinity with them by a factor of one and gain an item to keep for each god once you give them their first bottle of Nectar.

You can get Nectar if you give it to certain characters from the Underworld. For instance, Headmistress Hecate or the divine Boon gods. You can also get it by completing god quests and Oscarreys occasionally from the Wretched broker in the House of Hades. It is also found in certain god-specific boons, like Sunken Treasure by Poseidon and Premium Vintage by Dionysus. It is also available by fishing in Elysium.

Once you've given your character the first bottle of nectar, they'll offer to gift you with a keepsake. Keepsakes, which are souvenirs of friendship with a specific person, can grant you a variety of advantages in battle.

After handing a character their third or fourth bottle of nectar, you'll be able to unlock their Fated List prophecies, allowing you to grow your relationship with them by increasing the number of hearts shown on their index card. Beyond that, Oscar Reys you'll be able to give them Nectar in order to further their relationship with you and earn additional Keepsakes.

The best part of all is that you can swap the Keepsakes you have equipped between characters by accessing their cabinets in the large room that houses Skelly the training dummy in the House of Hades, next to the various weapons and accessories. You can also purchase the Keepsake Collection Regional upgrade from the House Contractor in order to switch your equipped Keepsake to a different region. This lets you swiftly change between your favourites and reap the maximum benefit out of every god you have a good relationship with.

Ambrosia

You've probably heard that Nectar, a rare cousin of Nectar is a great tool to establish relationships with gods when you play the godlike Roguelite Hades. But have you heard of Ambrosia, a rarer cousin to Nectar that can be used for different reasons? In this guide, we'll walk you through the best ways to access this powerful source.

Ambrosia was a mythical substance the Greek gods drank or consumed. It was believed to give immortality to people who consumed it. It was also employed as a perfume as it could mask even the most unpleasant scents. For instance, in the epic poem Odyssey, when Menelaus and oscarreys his troops were disguised in seal skins, a goddess wearing ambrosia ascended from heaven to take on the toxic smell.

Ambrosia was a special food only available to the Olympian gods and was frequently used in rituals to symbolize the lines between mortality and immortality. It also was a symbol of divine perfection as illustrated in the myth of Achilles who was anointed by his mother Thetis with ambrosia in order to make him immortal. However, in the end Achilles was mortal once more because his heel was not treated.

In addition to being consumed and drunk by the Olympian gods, ambrosia was used as a salve or ointment for wounds or to anoint corpses. In two myths, it was mentioned that Apollo utilized ambrosia on Sarpedon's body, and Thetis anointed the corpse of Patroclus. These myths could have been intended to suggest that immortality is a gift that can be taken away as easily as given.

While contemporary scholars have posited that ambrosia is likely honey, there is the possibility that it was designed to be a hallucinogenic fungus known as Amanita muscaria. It would explain the belief that it brought immortality, as it was a popular hallucinogen among the ancients.

Keepsakes

As in Ambrosia, Keepsakes are used to ingratiate yourself with the gods of Hades 2. Supergiant Games' epic reimagining of Greek mythology includes some of the most effective pantheon-building techniques in recent history. The game lets you gift Nectar to any god or npc as you battle through the Underworld and some gods will reward you with a Keepsake in the form of a reward. These unique items provide beneficial buffs that make it much easier for Zagreus to escape the Underworld.

Contrary to Boons, Keepsakes can be upgraded by the player throughout several runs. This can be accomplished by battling enemies in locations with the appropriate god's Keepsake attached or by going to the god's shop at the Crossroads. The item's rank will increase and provide an additional benefit that can be used in combat. Keepsakes can be ranked by the number of encounters they've been used in. This is an excellent way to increase your healing or damage.

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

Certain gods have special keepsakes that require you to visit their corresponding shop in the Underworld. Charon has a special location in the Rift of Thessaly. Sisyphus can be found on one of the ships at the Merchant's Circle or Medea is located in the City of Ephyra. Hecate is god that will give you a Keepsake when you give her Nectar to the city of Thebes. However hers isn't easy to obtain as she only appears during combat aboveground.

For example Hecate's Keepsake allows the player to automatically restore a certain amount of their magick each night up to a value determined by the Keepsake's rank. It also reduces the amount of damage the player suffers 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 establish relationships (purely platonic, sorry). The gift of bottles of Nectar may give them special abilities that help Zagreus as he escapes the Underworld. Those gifts are called Keepsakes and are one of the most important things in the game.

It's simple: every when you complete an encounter, a character could receive a Keepsake upgrade by up to three levels. Once a Keepsake has reached the rank of three the buff will be applied to your next encounter. Some examples of these buffs include:

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

Each god's Keepsake gives unique buffs which can be extremely useful in both the early and late phases of the game. We recommend that you grab the Cerberus Keepsake Old Spiked Collar as soon as you can to boost your health.

It's also worthwhile to get the rest of the gods Keepsakes as soon as you can. The Arachne and oscarreys.top Narcissus ones are particularly useful since they'll allow you to pick up an entirely new weapon before you even start while the Poseidon and Megaera ones will let you take more damage when you attack from behind.