Boons from Zeus have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better.Īchilles asks Zagreus to alter the pact that has him serving Hades. Guarantees that the next boon is from Zeus. Boons from Poseidon have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Poseidon.
Improves a random Boon by one level for every 6/5/4 encounters cleared. Increases Zagreus' dodge chance and movement speed by 1/1.1/1.2% for each encounter cleared "quickly". Boons from Dionysus have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Dionysus. Boons from Demeter have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Demeter. Boons from Athena have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Athena. Boons from Artemis have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Artemis. Boons from Ares have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Ares. Boons from Aphrodite have a 10/15/20% chance to be Rare quality or better. Guarantees that the next boon is from Aphrodite. Increases Zagreus' damage by 1/1.5/2% for each encounter completed without taking any damage. Saves Zagreus from death with 50/75/100 health once per run. Increases Zagreus' damage by 50/75/100% when using an Attack, Special, or Cast that is not empowered by a god's Boon. This effect refreshes after seven seconds. Gives Zagreus an invincibility period of 1/1.25/1.5 seconds after being damaged. Makes Zagreus deal 10/20/30% more damage to distant enemies. Makes Zagreus deal 10/15/20% more damage when targeting undamaged enemies. Makes Zagreus deal 20/30/40% more damage while at low health - 35% HP or less. Gives Zagreus 100/125/150 obols once per run. Prevents damage up to 3/4/5 times during the final encounter of a region.Ĭhanges your Call to Hades' Aid which briefly makes Zagreus invisible. With this Keepsake, urns have a 3/5/6% chance to drop healing items when broken. Boons from Chaos have a 20/30/40% chance to be Rare quality or better. Items from Wells of Charon have their durations increased by 4/6/8 rooms.Īllows Zagreus to enter Chaos Gates without losing health. One must imagine Sisyphus happy.Makes Zagreus take 20/25/30% less damage from the front but 10% more damage from the back. The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man's heart. Each atom of that stone, each mineral flake of that night filled mountain, in itself forms a world. This universe henceforth without a master seems to him neither sterile nor futile. But Sisyphus teaches the higher fidelity that negates the gods and raises rocks. I leave Sisyphus at the foot of the mountain! One always finds one's burden again. Here’s the famous ending to Camus’ essay. And so, with the weight of the boulder forever bearing down on him, he could smile. He could find something new in every detail of his world, and within his own mind. But if he instead faced the absurdity of his situation head-on and chose to enjoy it, he could unlock happiness. If he watched the boulder roll and thought: “I want the life I had before, when I was a King,” that thought would make him miserable. Sisyphus would be miserable as long as he lamented the futility of his boulder-pushing. If you were in Sisyphus’ shoes, could you find a reason to live? From an existentialist perspective, Sisyphus is a perfect representation of human life. Sisyphus is different because he has no hope, and he knows that his task is futile. That’s what gets them through their struggles. They tell themselves that there is meaning to existence and life after death. Most people reject the absurdity of their existence. But it is tragic only at the rare moments when it becomes conscious. Where would his torture be, indeed, if at every step the hope of succeeding upheld him? The workman of today works everyday in his life at the same tasks, and his fate is no less absurd. If this myth is tragic, that is because its hero is conscious.
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