Confront Skelly about it and he’s rather ambiguous as to whether he’s actually Schelemeus or not.īouldy – Hang out with Sisyphus enough and you can eventually start having conversations with his rock, Bouldy. After hearing that, you can ask Asterius about Schelemeus and learn that Schelemeus was, in fact, a real person. Skelly’s Identity – Inquire enough times and Skelly will spin some tall tales about being Schelemeus. (Note that after this storyline resolves, Theseus/Asterius` have a new combo attack, the Delta Strike!) Theseus is eventually convinced by Asterius that their bond is unshakeable. Theseus’s Lack of Faith – After you fight Theseus a bunch of times, Theseus will start panicking, thinking that you are trying to sever the heartwarming bond between him and Asterius. It takes a few more interactions but she eventually gets the hang of it! (She never stops calling you a murderer, though.)
#DUSA HADES HOW TO#
Teaching Tisiphone – Once you’ve fought Tisiphone enough times, Zagreus will start teaching her how to say his name. You’re not limited to monogamy you can romance them both and even get into a threesome with them.
Dusa will reject your advances, but you can choose to get intimate with Megaera and Thanataos. Hades Dating Sim – Throw enough nectar their way and you can attempt to romance Megaera, Thanatos, and Dusa. However, it can take a long, long time to actually get to these subplots. These are storylines which don’t affect the main story and don’t require anything too special besides talking to NPCs a lot to activate. These subplots lead to the epilogue of the story. The Queen’s Plan & Family Reunion – Become buddies with all the Olympian gods, then invite them to a feast at Hades’ house. Skelly will reveal a true work of art (and he’ll get mad at you if you try to break it). The Useless Trinket – Earn Skelly’s first statue by meeting a certain heat requirement. Orpheus can give you some pointers but ultimately it all comes down to practicing playing it over and over again (over 200 times in total). The Gift of Song – Once you buy a lute, you need to learn how to play it. You fight Charon by “borrowing” some money from him (only available when you visit his shop mid-stage, and only rarely shows up as an option). War-God’s Bloodlust – Ares asks you to kill a lot of enemies.Ī Friendly Wager – Hermes asks you to defeat Charon two times in a row.
Sea god’s spite – Poseidon asks you to defeat Theseus while using the Extreme Measures pact. This amuses Chaos because the cosmic egg does not help you at all in the Temple of Styx. (It turns out to be a joke he comes back.)Ī Place of Revelry – Nyx tasks Dusa with renovating the lounge buy enough lounge upgrades from the house contractor to help Dusa out.Īmusing Chaos – Chaos asks Zagreus to confront Hades while using his keepsake, the cosmic egg. You can pardon him instead of forcing him to forever push a boulder.Įternal Rest – Skelly asks you to end his life, permanently.
#DUSA HADES UPGRADE#
You upgrade a portal which allows them to see each other again.ĭivided by death – In this story, you reunite Achilles with his lost love, Patroclus.Įnd to Torment – Sisyphus was a real bad dude while he lived and thus condemned to eternal torment. Night and Darkness – Over the ages, Nyx and her parent, Chaos, have grown distant. Musician and Muse – Orpheus & Eurydice were separated by death you can choose to reunite them again. The Reluctant Musician – Orpheus was imprisoned by your father for not singing you end up freeing him via the house contractor. For completeness, I’m listing them here, but you should chance upon all of these naturally. These are subplots which will show up on the minor list of fated prophecies.
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