#HADES CHARON FULL#
Throughout the battle, the pattern changes depending on his health (he also hovers to the center of the room instead), sending waves from the top and bottom, both east and west sides in a V-shaped pattern, or in a full room rotation counter-clockwise.
There you'll land in a large chamber with 4 tall, golden jars which you're going to need for cover. When Charon reaches 75%, he destroys 2 of the jars, and at 45% he'll destroy the remaining 2 jars. See below for more details on the boss fight :Īs aforementioned, when you pick up the sack, Charon will send you down to Erebus to fight. Also, it will never appear in the fourth biome, the Temple of Styx, for obvious reasons, as Charon does not have store chambers there. Note: The sack has a 22% chance of appearing, but will never appear in the Charon chamber that immediately precedes that biome's boss fight. In addition, because the fight is the same no matter which biome you do it in, it's probably best to do it in Elysium, by which time you'll have more Boons and upgrades. This is probably going to take a few attempts until you learn what to do. Good luck!Ĭharon is by far the most challenging boss fight (or any fight) in the entire game, so you're not going to want to do this until you really know what you're doing and have unlocked all of the Mirror of Night talents and so on. To get this trophy, you'll have to defeat him. If you do, though, Charon will become angry and will send you to Erebus to battle him. That is a pouch of 300 obols that you can steal. However, after you've completed the story, you might notice that once in a blue moon, a large sack appears behind Charon. For 99% of the game, that is the extent of your relationship with him.
Charon is the rather quiet ferryman of the river Styx and he helps you throughout the game by selling you various Boons, heals, and items in exchange for Charon's Obols (gold coins). This will most likely be among the very last trophies you earn.
It gives you a 20% discount on all Well items and Charon's wares in the Temple of Styx, but it only lasts for that specific run and disappears upon death. To get this trophy, you need to defeat Charon and claim the reward, the Loyalty Card. This is a very simple trophy to explain, but the toughest to do. W.T.F.Requirements: This cannot be done until you've completed the main story quest (10 full clears). It’s a boat and he didn’t have Dramamine. I’d give ten stars if I could! Actually, as a demigod, I can! Ten stars for you, little C.! Charon is always ready and waiting when I float out of the palace to return to Earth. In a golden goblet, he readies the elixir that allows me to remain a beautiful, ageless immortal, and I never feel him shift gears as we cross the river to Hades’ palace for the biannual Meeting of the Illuminati. Let me start by saying that I’m someone who travels constantly between the world of the living and the world of the dead. My biggest reason for giving him one star is that every time I try to delete the Uber app I’m wrapped in shadows, stabbed with a thousand blunt daggers, and, as I collapse, subjected to a booming laugh that echoes across the dark plains. I called it and I’m pretty sure Charon answered, doing a moderately mean impersonation of my nasal voice.Ĭharon seemed like a nice guy. Left my cell phone in the ferry, which sucks-especially because the underworld is literally the only place I’ve ever had full bars with A.T. & T.
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