Artemis

1. #1Asphodel

   Keys: Asphodel, Asphodel Meadows, Asphodel Meadow

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   Asphodel, once known as the Asphodel Meadows, is a desolate collection of rocky islands amidst a sea of fire beyond Tartarus. Travel between these islands is done via small bone rafts. Asphodel is the second biome one encounters during his escape attempts, the next being Elysium, and is always 10 chambers long; beginning at Room 16 with an overlook of the region and ending at the 25th Chamber in the Stairway Chamber.

   Supposedly, the Asphodel Meadows once lived up to their name. They were verdant plains dotted with their namesake flowers in which the unremarkable dead - those who had earned neither punishment in Tartarus nor glory in Elysium - roamed for eternity. At some point before the game's story, the fiery river Phlegethon overflowed, flooding the legendary meadows and reducing them to the magma-filled, barren hellscape seen in-game.

2. #2Underworld

   Keys: Chamber, Chambers, Encounters, Dungeons, Dungeon, Encounter

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   The greek underworld contains a countless amount of Chambers which contain enemy encounters or non-combat meetings with other characters. The reward for each chamber is visible on its entrance door, and is obtained after clearing the chamber.

   Most of the Chambers will be Encounters with waves of enemies. Once all waves of enemies have been defeated, the room's reward will appear to be collected, and entrance doors to the next chamber(s) will unlock.

   Some encounters are more difficult than others, denoted by a skull underneath the reward symbol on the room's door. These are encounters with increased rewards such as double Darkness rooms, Trial of the Gods, and mini-boss / boss encounters.

   All normal encounters have a chance of spawning an Infernal Trove, Well of Charon, Pool of Purging, Chaos Gate, or Infernal Gate, which will open after the reward has been collected. Some of these can be forcefully spawned in with items from the Well of Charon.

   Chamber rewards are denoted on their entrance door by a symbol surrounded by an either blue or yellow laurel wreath. Blue Laurels accompany persistent resources (Keys, Darkness, Gemstone, and Nectar) that can be traded or used to unlock new weapons, power up the Mirror of Night, or earn Keepsakes. Gold Laurels represent rewards that impact the current run, such as Obols, Boons, and Centaur Hearts.

   The presence of a skull symbol on a room reward indicates increased difficulty and enhanced rewards. Persistent rewards and Pom strength are doubled, while Boons are more likely to be of higher rarity.

3. #3Chaos Gate

   Keys: Chaos Gate

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   Chaos Gates are, as the name suggests, portals to Chaos. They appear as gateways in the floor emblazoned with an image of Chaos's eye, which open and begin emitting smoke when a chamber is cleared.

   Health must be sacrificed in order to enter the Gate unless Chaos's keepsake, the Cosmic Egg, is equipped. This health cost increases slightly as further progress in the underworld is made, but may be offset by the effects of Chthonic Vitality. Chaos Gates cannot be entered if one does not have enough Health, even if they have a charge of Death Defiance remaining.

   Other than interacting with Chaos and receiving their boons, it is possible for one to catch fish here, albeit rarely.

4. #4Elysium

   Keys: Hero Afterlife, Hero Heaven, Elysian, Heaven, Elysium, Heroic After Life, Elysian Field

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   Elysium (also known as the Elysian Fields) is the section of the underworld reserved for those who were great heroes or particularly beloved by the gods in life. It is seen as an eternal paradise, where warriors, heroes and kings relive their living days by engaging in recreational combat. Elysium is filled with ageless crystal structures and statues depicting various heroes, all overgrown with moss. The river of forgetfulness, Lethe, flows through the area, numbing the memories and old pains of the shades who reside there. It is the third biome one must get through the escape the underworld, the next being the Temple of Styx.

5. #5Greek Underworld

   Keys: Greek Hell, Greece Hell, Underworld, Hell, Greek Underworld

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   The kingdom of the dead, where all souls go for eternity; it was formerly ruled over by the Primordial goddess Nyx before she chose to peacefully step down in favor of the Olympian god Hades.

   There are six main rivers that are visible both in the living world and the Underworld:

   1. The Styx is generally considered to be one of the most prominent and central rivers of the Underworld and is also the most widely known out of all the rivers. It's known as the river of hatred and is named after the goddess Styx. This river circles the Underworld seven times.
   2. The Acheron is the river of pain. It's the one that Charon, also known as the Ferryman, rows the dead over.
   3. The Lethe is the river of forgetfulness. It is often associated with the goddess Lethe, the goddess of forgetfulness and oblivion.
   4. The Phlegethon is the river of fire. This river leads to the depths of Tartarus.
   5. The Cocytus is the river of wailing.
   6. Oceanus is the river that encircles the world, and it marks the east edge of the Underworld.

   Temple of Styx: Once a majestic temple dedicated to honoring all of the deities (chthonic gods, death gods, etc.) of the Underworld, in more recent years the temple has fallen into a state of disrepair. It is notable for being the only way in or out of the Underworld with Achilles mentioning that no other known entrance exists in the world.

   Elysium: The final resting place of the souls of the heroic and the virtuous in the Underworld.

   Asphodel Meadows: The section of the Underworld where the souls of people who lived lives of equal good and evil rest.

   Tartarus: The section of the Underworld where people who were evil during their lives are sent to face eternal punishment for their crimes after death.

   House of Hades: A lavish estate located in the very heart of Tartarus. It is home to most of the Chthonic gods and is also where all the newly deceased souls gather to be judged by Hades personally.

   Erebus: A dark forgotten corner of Tartarus which appears to be only accessible via an Infernal Gate, it is home to all of the mythological monsters whether evil, neutral or good who have been slain. And may also be home to the Shades who were unfortunate enough to not have any coins on them when they died, as Charon in Greek mythology would refuse to give a soul passage to the rest of the Underworld without proper payment first.

   Notably the Minotaur Asterius was stated to have ended up in Erebus after his death before Theseus was able to convince Hades to allow him into Elysium.

   It's also implied that Charon might reside in Erebus when off duty, as whenever Zagreus tries to steal from him, the ferryman teleports them both to a specialized dojo like area in Erebus so he can beat up the prince as punishment.

   Chaos Gates: Located even deeper than Tartarus itself, the strange realm which the primordial Chaos chooses to call home has long been a source of mystery and intrigue both among mortals and deities alike. Many have speculated what hidden secrets may lie within just waiting to be discovered, but very few have ever managed to successfully reach it to find out and even fewer have ever returned to tell exactly what it is they've found there.

6. #6The Dead

   Keys: Death, Kill, Soul, Die, Spirit, Undead, Dead

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   All souls of deceased people and creatures go to the Underworld after they die. Most mortals who enter the Underworld after death, seem to appear primarily as Shades. However, there have been exceptions to this rule in the past. Great heroes such as Patroclus and Achilles for example are allowed to keep their bodies after death. Villains and other individuals have also been shown to keep their physical forms such as Sisyphus and Eurydice.

   In some cases, depending on what sort of life a Shade might've had back when they were alive, they will begin undergoing a physical transformation eventually becoming terrifying creatures known as the Perilous Foes. These formidable Shades makeup the majority of Hades security forces within the Underworld to ensure that no one ever escapes.

7. #7Infernal Gate

   Keys: Inernal, Inferno, Erebus, Hell, Hellfire

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   Infernal Gates are gateways into Erebus. Erebus is a place where the dead most wait until they know if they can enter either tartarus or elysium, some stay in Erebus. It is shrouded in darkness.

8. #8House of Hades

   Keys: House of Hades, Hades House, Nyx Residence, Hades Residence, Cthonic Residence, Cthonic House

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   The House of Hades is located in the deepest depths of the underworld. It is the personal estate of Lord Hades, who resides here with his family and staff. The floor plan of the House was designed by Daedalus. Shades are often seen milling about complaining about their lives and deaths, or forming part of the procession Hades tends to as part of his duties.

   Many characters can be found here. Megaera will only be present in the House after an escape attempt in which she was killed; the same is true of Thanatos, once he returns to the underworld.

   There is apparently a rule against violence within the House, as Megaera is not permitted to harm Zagreus (no matter how much she might like to). This may be part of why neither Alecto nor Tisiphone are permitted within the House; both Achilles and Megaera claim neither of them have "earned the right". Achilles further states that the two have no desire to "exist here with the rest of us", and their less-sensible dispositions makes them more suited elsewhere.

9. #9Great Hall

   Keys: Hall, Great Hall

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   The Pool of Styx, watched over by Hypnos, is located in the House's foyer. It is from this pool that Zagreus emerges whenever he dies in the underworld; according to Hypnos, only House staff and guests of honor can use the Pool in this manner.

   Following the foyer is the office and throne of Lord Hades, where he does paperwork and holds court for the shades with petty complaints and petitions. Beside him rests Cerberus, who lounges languidly in the Great Hall when he is not called to block the Exit Door of the Temple of Styx from Zagreus. To the left of Lord Hades is the House Contractor and, after his sentence has been paid off by Prince Zagreus, the court musician Orpheus.

   While the House Contractor will always be found here after it is unlocked, Cerberus, Hypnos, and Orpheus will sometimes be absent on break.

10. #10West Wing

    Keys: West Wing

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    This long hallway connects the Great Hall of the House to the Administrative Chamber and Hades' bedroom. This region can be augmented with rugs, sculptures, seating and paintings purchased from the House Contractor. Outside of the Lord's personal chambers is a viewing area which contains an assortment of urns and other decorations from the various regions of the Underworld.

    Achilles vigilantly guards the hallway to prevent shades from going where they are not permitted, unless he is on break.

    Dusa can sometimes be found merrily dusting somewhere along the hallway.

    When Thanatos is within the House, he can be found brooding near a balcony outside the Administrative Chamber which overlooks the River Styx, unless he is conversing with other characters.

11. #11East Wing

    Keys: East Wing

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    A short hallway leads from the Great Hall to the Lounge and Zagreus' bedchambers. This region can be augmented with new flooring colors and flower vases from the House Contractor in the Great Hall tab.

    Dusa can sometimes be found dusting in the eastern end of this hallway.

    Nyx can typically be found watching the House here, floating next to the entryway to Zagreus' room.

12. #12Lounge

    Keys: Lounge

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    This expansive kitchen and dining room is where shades and House staff alike can relax for a time during their eternal stay in the Underworld. In rare cases, Achilles can be found here while on his break.

    Dusa can sometimes be found here dusting in various locations.

    The Head Chef, a tall shade wearing a fitting hat, can be found in the kitchen area. He rewards you with Gemstones, Chthonic Keys, Nectar, Diamonds, Titan Blood, or Ambrosia depending on your fishing haul in the underworld journey.

    Megaera is sometimes standing next to a table here, either after a run in which she was killed, or randomly if either of her sisters was defeated instead.

    The Wretched Broker is sequestered here in his well-stocked stall in the eastern corner.

13. #13Administrative Chamber

    Keys: Admin, Administrative

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    This chamber is first seen in a flashback dream from before Zagreus tried to escape, in which he blunders his way through a work shift overseen by his lord father. Afterwards, he can buy back his privileges to enter the chamber through the House Contractor. Though no characters will enter this place, the shades doing bureaucratic work for the House found here will react negatively to Zagreus' entrance.

    Among the many things found here are the Eldest Sigil, Permanent Record, Security Log, and the Water Cooler (filled with the 'waters' of the River Styx)

    The Eldest Sigil is used by Lord Hades to teleport throughout his realm to meet Zagreus in battle, should he reach the surface. Another use for the sigil is discovered during Nyx's Favor.

    The Permanent Record tracks the aggregate information about Zagreus' escape attempts. It lists how many times he has used and escaped with each of his weapons, how many times he has accepted each Olympian boon, how many times he has taken each Daedalus hammer upgrade, which weapon aspects he has used (other than his own), and how many times he has used each keepsake/companion.

    The Security Log accurately records information about each of Zagreus' various escape attempts. This information includes: the attempt number; its outcome; how long it took; how much heat was used; what weapon (and aspect), keepsake, and companion he used; and an exact list of his boons and their levels.

14. #14House of Hades Garden

    Keys: Garden

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    The garden is unlocked after Persephone's return to the house. It serves as a location for conversations between Zagreus, Hades and Persephone.

    A statue of Mount Olympus built by Hephaestus is placed in the far end of the garden.

15. #15Tartarus

    Keys: Tartarus

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    Tartarus is an indoor biome just outside of the House of Hades. It is a maze of dungeons and corridors which holds the souls of those who committed crimes and sins in their lives. The River Styx flows through and around Tartarus, emptying into a pool inside the House of Hades itself. Tartarus is the first biome one must fight through to escape the Underworld, the next being Asphodel. It naturally consists of 15 chambers.

16. #16Temple of Styx

    Keys: Land of the dead, Temple Styx, Surface, Temple of Styx, Styx Temple, Underworld, Greece, Hell

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    The Temple of Styx is the gateway of the Underworld, and acts as the barrier between the surface world and the land of the dead. At the back of the temple, the watchful hellhound Cerberus assumes his post, devouring any soul attempting to leave. The Temple is the 4th and final biome one must fight through in order to escape the Underworld, after surviving the perils of Elysium. This biome is structured differently than the previous three biomes of the game, featuring five wings of small chambers with rewards only offered in the final room of a wing. A full clear of the Temple of Styx will be 33 chambers.

17. #17Zagreus's Room

    Keys: Zagreus's, Zagreus, Zagreus'

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    The second available chamber in the House of Hades, this cluttered room was the Prince's bedchamber before he began his futile attempts to escape. The room contains an imposing mirror, an empty desk, a large bed, four bookshelves, two chairs, two overstuffed chests, and miscellaneous clutter. Notable among the clutter are three massive skulls, accompanied by a smaller skull and a display board of an additional six smaller skulls. They appear to resemble the skulls of Cyclopes, Gorgons, and some large-mawed beast.

18. #18Zagreus's Desk

    Keys: Zagreus's, Zagreus, Zagreus'

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    A finely crafted desk on the left wall of Zagreus's room. It appears with three scrolls of parchment, an ink pot supplied with an over-sized orange feather, and what seem to be several dishes from previous meals.

19. #19Zagreus's Bed

    Keys: Zagreus's, Zagreus, Zagreus'

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    This well-made and surprisingly tidy bed dominates the right side of Zagreus's room. Though imaginably quite comfy, Zagreus will typically refuse to sleep, ever-focused on his next escape. It receives the same response that chairs elsewhere in the house are given, humorously implying that Zagreus would rather sit on it rather than lay down. On certain occasions, Zagreus will state that he wishes to lie down. As Zagreus dreams, a flashback sequence will begin.

20. #20Scrying Pool

    Keys: Scrying Pool

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    A mystical water-filled bowl. It retroactively records the number of escape attempts and foes killed by Zagreus.

21. #21Trojan Arms

    Keys: Trojan

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    The assorted weaponry, leftovers from the Trojan War that found their way into the Underworld. It decorates the space above Zagreus' bed. Displayed there include a bronze shield emblazoned with the crest of Hades, a bronze dagger with a decorated crossguard, and strangely enough - a pair of nunchucks. Zagreus remarks that the mortals who created these weapons had the right idea, though their products are on the crude side.

22. #22Shade

    Keys: Shade, Shades

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    Shades are the posthumous souls of humans and other Mortals from across the world, which gather to the chthonic realm of Hades, God of the Dead, after their passing.

    While most mortals seem to only appear in the Underworld as disembodied spirits or ghosts, certain souls are allowed to keep their physical bodies after their deaths depending on their actions in life. Great heroes such as Achilles are far more likely to be allowed to keep their physical forms then, say for example, a simple farmhand who died as a result of mishap. Major villains such as Sisyphus and other beings like Eurydice are also shown to keep their bodies after death.

    Though it is possible to destroy a Shade's physical form, this is ultimately only a minor inconvenience for them as the Shade in question will eventually regenerate itself in the same chamber of the Underworld where it was last defeated.

    In some cases, a Shade after being sorted into one of the locations of the Underworld will begin to physically change into monsters known as the Perilous Foes so as to better reflect the actions that they had committed in life.

23. #23Codex

    Keys: Codex

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    The Codex of the Underworld is a book given to Zagreus by Achilles, containing information on the characters, creatures, and objects that exist in the Underworld and beyond. Achilles hoped that by giving the book to Zagreus, he could encourage the prince's love of history to grow, rather than only teaching him how to fight.

    The Codex functions as a semi-magical record of Achilles' own travels and experience, both on the surface (e.g. with the Olympian Gods) and in the Underworld; therefore, it is not unbiased or objective, but is written from Achilles' point of view, and references his personal opinions, relationships, history, and understanding. As Zagreus encounters, gathers, speaks to, or slays the subjects of the Codex, he is able to access Achilles' knowledge more deeply, and the entries become more complete.

    The Codex also serves as a reference of how many bottles of Nectar and Ambrosia have been gifted to certain characters, via a row of hearts in the top right corner of their entries. Characters have between 5 to 10 hearts.

    Though the Codex is obtainable at any time after Zagreus' third escape attempt, Achilles may not hand it over right away - multiple conversations may be required to trigger the correct event. The Codex cannot be opened prior to obtaining it.

24. #24Duo Boons

    Keys: Duo, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Coop

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    Duo Boons are a type of Boon which combines the powers of two different gods for a unique effect. Duo Boons can only be obtained when you have the prerequisite boons and, like all boons, are lost when one dies.

    There are 28 Duo Boons. Shared between 8 different gods: Aphrodite, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Dionysus, Demeter, Poseidon, and Zeus. Neither Hermes nor Chaos will offer Duo Boons. Every god that may have Duo boons shares one with each other god.

    The chances for Duo Boons can be increased with specific gods' Keepsakes, Eurydice's Refreshing Nectar, Well of Charon item Yarn of Ariadne, and the Mirror of Night talent Gods' Legacy.

25. #25Curse of Longing

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Curse of Longing, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Doom effects continuously strike Weak foes.

    (Ares) Doom: After 1.1 Seconds, victim takes a burst of damage. (Aphrodite) Weak: For at least 4 Seconds, victim deals at least 30% less damage.

26. #26Heart Rend

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Heart Rend, Blessing

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    Your critical hits do more damage to Weak enemies.

    (Aphrodite) Weak: For at least 4 Seconds, victim deals at least 30% less damage. (Artemis) Marked: For 6 Seconds, victim has a higher chance of taking one Critical damage from any attack.

27. #27Parting Shot

    Keys: Parting Shot, Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Cast gains any bonuses you have for striking foes from behind.

28. #28Cold Embrace

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cold Embrace, Bless, Coop, Cooperative, Blessing

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    Your Cast crystal fires its beam directly at you for +4 Sec.

29. #29Low Tolerance

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Low Tolerance, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Hangover effects can stack even more times against Weak foes.

    (Aphrodite) Weak: For at least 4 Seconds, victim deals at least 30% less damage. (Dionysus) Hangover: For 4 Seconds, victim takes damage every 0.5 seconds.

30. #30Sweet Nectar

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Sweet Nectar, Bless, Coop, Cooperative, Blessing

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    Any Poms of Power you find are more effective.

31. #31Smoldering Air

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing, Smoldering Air

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    Your God Gauge charges up automatically but is capped at 25%.

    When the God guage is full you can call for a powerful assist from a given greek diety.

32. #32Hunting Blades

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Hunting Blades, Cooperation, Dual, Teamwork, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Cast is a faster Blade Rift that seeks the nearest foe.

33. #33Merciful End

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Merciful End, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your attacks that can Deflect immediately activate Doom effects.

    (Ares) Doom: After 1.1 Seconds, victim takes a burst of damage. (Athena) Deflect: Deflect is a mechanic unique to Athena boons which allows an ability to repel projectiles and damage back at the attacker. A projectile hit with a Deflecting ability will be sent back towards the enemy who cast it.

34. #34Freezing Vortex

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Freezing Vortex, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Cast inflicts Chill, but is smaller and moves slower.

    (Demeter) Chill: Victim is slowed.

35. #35Curse of Nausea

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Curse of Nausea, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Hangover effects deal damage faster.

    (Dionysus) Hangover: For 4 Seconds, victim takes damage every 0.35 seconds.

36. #36Curse of Drowning

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Curse of Drowning, Bless, Coop, Cooperative, Blessing

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    Your Cast is a pulse that deals damage to foes around you.

37. #37Vengeful Mood

    Keys: Vengeful Mood, Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Revenge effects (Magical effects of retaliation given by greek gods that normally trigger upon taking damage) sometimes occur without taking damage. Auto revenge occurs every 3 seconds.

38. #38Deadly Reversal

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Deadly Reversal, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    After you Deflect, briefly gain +20% chance to deal Critical damage.

    (Artemis) Marked: For 6 Seconds, victim has a higher chance of taking one Critical damage from any attack. (Athena) Deflect: Deflect is a mechanic unique to Athena boons which allows an ability to repel projectiles and damage back at the attacker. A projectile hit with a Deflecting ability will be sent back towards the enemy who cast it.

39. #39Crystal Clarity

    Keys: Crystal Clarity, Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Cast is stronger and tracks foes more effectively.

40. #40Splitting Headache

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Splitting Headache, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Hangover-afflicted foes are more likely to take Critical damage.

    (Artemis) Marked: For 6 Seconds, victim has a higher chance of taking one Critical damage from any attack. (Dionysus) Hangover: For 4 Seconds, victim takes damage every 0.35 seconds.

41. #41Mirage Shot

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing, Mirage Shot

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    Your Cast fires a second projectile, though it has reduced damage.

42. #42Lightning Rod

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing, Lightning Rod

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    Your collectible Cast Ammo strike nearby foes every 1 Sec.

43. #43Stubborn Roots

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Stubborn Roots, Blessing

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    If you have no Death/Stubborn Defiance, your Health slowly recovers.

44. #44Calculated Risk

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Calculated Risk, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your foes' ranged-attack projectiles are slower.

45. #45Unshakable Mettle

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Unshakable Mettle, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    You cannot be stunned, and resist some damage.

46. #46Lightning Phalanx

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Lightning Phalanx, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

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    Your Cast bounces between nearby enemies.

47. #47Ice Wine

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Ice Wine, Blessing

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    Your Cast blasts an area with freezing Festive Fog that inflicts Chill.

    Festive Fog: Your Cast lobs a projectile that bursts into Festive Fog. (Demeter) Chill: Victim is slowed.

48. #48Blizzard Shot

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Blizzard Shot, Bless, Coop, Cooperative, Blessing

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

    Entry settings

    Your Cast moves slowly, piercing foes and firing shards around it.

49. #49Cold Fusion

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing, Cold Fusion

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

    Entry settings

    Your Jolted effects do not expire when foes attack.

    (Zeus) Jolted: Victim's next attack self-inflicts lightning damage that harms itself and nearby foes.

50. #50Exclusive Access

    Keys: Duo, Boon, Collab, Collaborative, Team, Cooperation, Teamwork, Dual, Exclusive Access, Cooperative, Bless, Coop, Blessing

    Enabled · Selective · Before character · Order 100 · 100%

    Entry settings

    Any Boons you find have superior effects.

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