God Keepsakes in Hades 2

The God Keepsakes are a fantastic option to improve your weapon in Hades 2. These upgrades will help clear encounters more quickly, reduce the damage of enemies, and can even grant you an additional boost.

Aphrodite has a lot of survival potential thanks to weak health boosts, and reduced damage from close enemies. Her duo boons are also pretty and powerful.

Zeus

Zeus is the god of the gods and protector of mortals is a god of strength and power. He has a strong elegant and majestic appearance, with curly, long, hair and a mustache or beard. His throne sits on Mount Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece. The Statue of Zeus in Olympia is a marvel of ancient times and is a testimony to his power and size. Zeus is also a god of justice and is the patron of cities, property guests, strangers and people who rely on him. He is also a god of thunder and lightning. He can hear the voices of people, mimic them, and even alter their shapes. In mythology, he punishes those who commit acts of infidelity or dishonor. He can also demolish mountains and cause earthquakes.

Zeus is the son of Cronus and Rhea. Zeus overthrew his father in an epic war, referred to as the Titanomachy. He then made a lot with his brothers Hades and Poseidon for shares of the Universe. Zeus received the heavens, Poseidon, the sea and hades gods tier list the underworld.

His sister Hestia goddess of the hearth, is the embodiment of the domestic fire. Every Greek city had a public hearth that was dedicated to Hestia. She is a god of peace who doesn't interfere with mortal matters. However she is the patron saint of homes and family life. She is also a god of order and justice. She has the same power as her brother Hades to control the 'fate of men' (moira). She does this to defend those who invoke her. Hestia is a fantastic secondary for physical damage builds, and her Aid buff scales with your overall DPS at a 1-to-1 ratio.

Artemis

Artemis daughter of Zeus and Leto and twin sister of Apollo is the Greek goddess of hunting, wild animals and chastity. She is also a goddess of protection for girls and women. Her cults are especially prevalent in the forests of Greece. She was especially popular among the Spartans who offered their lives to her prior to launching an army campaign.

She is a virgin goddess and her independence and strength have inspired women in many fields, including sports, the arts, and feministism. She is also the goddess of female hunters, and has been depicted in a variety of paintings and statues as huntresses holding bows and arrows. She is also a symbol of conservation of the environment and is portrayed as a woman who is concerned for the world.

Artemis, unlike other gods from the Greek pantheon, isn't very social. She is averse to being near other gods, and she often questions their actions when they try to poke around her domain. She doesn't take kindly to other Olympians trying to poke their noses into places they don't belong, and she is quick to lash out when she is provoked.

Artemis is a god that excels at shooting. She gives a range of speed and pressure point buffs, which make her an excellent ranged weapon user. Artemis is also a great companion to Ares since her Duo Boon allows for more consistent Doom damage and mitigation. She is a great choice for weapons that encourage switching between regular and special attacks. The Heart Rend boon can increase the damage of both types.

Athena

Athena is the embodiment of wisdom and strategic warfare, which is a fitting god for her role as Zeus the god's daughter. As the daughter of Zeus and Metis, Athena was born from the head of Zeus and took the best traits of both of her parents. Athena is the god of patrons of ranged weapons, artillery and shields. Her greatest strength lies in her ability to provide powerful defensive boons. Her Deflection ability can deflect enemy projectiles or melee attacks back to their source as well as her Frost Strike bonus can deal damage to enemies who are frozen in the position.

Her main disadvantage is that she provides only a few offensive bonuses, however her damage mitigation buffs are effective and could be the difference between a high or low damage-focused build. The Duo boon applies weakness to enemies each when you strike them, which is especially beneficial in fights where it's impossible to avoid being hit, like in Elysium or Styx.

Like her cousin Zeus, Athena can be too confident at times and believe she is more knowledgeable than anyone else. Athena is also not as close Zeus as other Olympian gods and is often critical of her.

Like Hermes, Athena can offer fantastic god-like buffs for nearly any weapon in the game. Her attack boosts however, aren't as effective, and it is usually preferring to select a god with higher attack multipliers. For instance, Poseidon or Athena. Her shield special attack causes a Chill effect that slows enemies' movement speed, and her Frost Flourish boon can increase your attack damage and special attack damage, but it's not as effective as other gods' versions of these abilities. However, her blessings are extremely helpful and should be accepted whenever they are available.

Demeter

Demeter is the goddess of agriculture. Her story illustrates the balance between parental responsibility and love. Demeter, the daughter of the Titans Cronus and Rhea became jealous after the Titans overthrew her father to control the universe. Demeter halted all growth on the earth when Hades kidnapped her sister Persephone. This caused a famine. Her mother Zeus convinced her to start farming again but she refused, claiming she had never given up searching for her daughter.

In the end, the god Pan discovers that she is wandering and she is reunited with her mom. Zeus is furious that she didn't inform him prior to kidnapping his daughter. He insists that she be an attendant for Hades' household the rest of the year. He eventually agrees and she agrees to stop the search for a third of the year, but remains a part-time farmer in gratitude.

Demeter is a powerful goddess that specializes in attracting and cultivating plants. Her children can be grown anywhere, and the fruit of her children can be enchanted to speed up healing, cause battle rage or curse players with lust. In addition to her farming abilities, Demeter is also known as the goddess of harvests and grain. Demeter is revered by the Greek city Eleusis where she was long associated with the mysteries that are celebrated there. Eleusinian Mysteries are secret and only open to a select few. Many of them remain buried today in mystery. The mysteries were focused on the cultivation and preservation of food as well as the afterlife of death. Demeter is the goddess of harvest is a good choice for any body type.

Poseidon

Born to Cronus, the Titan King and Rhea his queen, Poseidon joined his brothers Zeus and Hades to defeat their father and take the control of the universe. The three splintered the world by drawing lots. demo zeus of hades took the sky, Hades the underworld and Poseidon the sea. His connection to the oceans and the seas and his influence on power, wealth and the mysteries of deep seas remain a major influence in Greek mythology.

He is associated with storms, earthquakes sea-faring and horses. He symbolizes the power of nature in his mighty and unpredictable appearance. He is known for his powerful trident that is used to stir the oceans, cause earthquakes and alter water sources. He also tames the wild horses to demonstrate his control over the natural world and human power.

His romantic relationships with other Olympian gods and mortals, and his battles against them, illustrate the interwoven fates of humans and gods. His infamous encounter with the Gorgon Medusa and her transformation into a monster reveals divine retribution and mortal suffering. His union with Nereid Amphitrite is a perfect illustration of the harmonious blend of the sea's serene and powerful aspects.

Poseidon is the patron saint of maritime pursuits and is particularly revered in Corinth, where he was the center of the Panhellenic Isthmian games that brought athletes, charioteers and racers on horses. These events were held every two years in the spring and were among the first forms of what would later become the Olympic Games. The winged horse Pegasus is his symbol, representing the interplay between the divine and the heroic. He is also a patron of navigation and maritime trade as shown by votive clay plaques dating from the Archaic period.