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hades isn't mentioned in that wmg; i don't think we can definitively say nemesis or moros won't be a mole (imo it seems unlikely, but there just isn't enough story in ea)


** Jossed. Hades is reachable in Early Access and isn't asleep. He's in the House of Hades, in chains.



*** '''Jossed''' as far as being the ''first'' boss is concerned... But there is a god who does this. It's Eris.

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*** '''Jossed''' as far as being the ''first'' boss is concerned... But there is a god who does this. It's Eris.this: Eris, wielding Exagryph in her Aspect.



* Seemingly '''Confirmed''' in the tech preview; whatever happened to Hades, Zag and Persephone also disappeared alongside him.
** Confirmed in Early Access.

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* Seemingly '''Confirmed''' '''confirmed''' in the tech preview; whatever happened to Hades, Zag and Persephone also disappeared alongside him.
** Confirmed Fully '''confirmed''' in Early Access.



* Confirmed as of Early Access. To train her to avenge her family who were all captured.

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* Confirmed '''Confirmed''' as of Early Access. To train her to avenge her family who were all captured.



** '''Confirmed''' in Early Access; she grants boons on the surface. The mechanic is '''jossed''' though; her status curse lets you deal damage to all enemies at once.

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** '''Confirmed''' in Early Access; she grants boons on after you make it to the surface. The mechanic is '''jossed''' though; her status curse lets you deal damage to all marked enemies at once.



* Jossed, it's a binding spell to hold enemies in place for a short time.

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* Jossed, '''Jossed''', it's a binding spell to hold enemies in place for a short time.



* '''Confirmed'''; Dora calls her Mel.

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* '''Confirmed'''; Dora calls her Mel.
Mel and Icarus calls her Meli.



* Nothing about the arm yet in early access, but the surface still hurts Melinoe just as it does Zag, and it's an incantation of Melinoe's own that lets her stay on the surface for a while.
** Jossed. It's an incantation that lets you go to the surface. You have to unlock and buy it in-game.

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* Nothing has been explained about the arm yet in as of early access, but it keeping Melinoe from being hurt by the surface is '''jossed'''. It still hurts Melinoe just as it does Zag, and it's an incantation of Melinoe's own that lets her stay on the surface for a while.
** Jossed. It's an incantation that lets
while, which you go to the surface. You have to unlock and buy it in-game.



* Semi-jossed; Asphodel is still same the LethalLavaLand it was in ''Hades'', but that's becasuse it 'is' the same Asphodel as in the first game.

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* Semi-jossed; '''Semi-jossed'''; Asphodel is still same the LethalLavaLand it was in ''Hades'', but that's becasuse it 'is' the same Asphodel as in the first game.



* Jossed. It's actually in defiance of the Fates. Moros tells her an incantation that lets her do it.

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* Jossed. It's '''Jossed'''. She was born in the Underworld and taken to the Crossroads just afterwards. Her making it to the surface is actually in defiance of the Fates. Fates -- Moros tells her an incantation that lets her do it.



* Jossed. But it might be Eris.

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* Jossed. But Alternatively, it might be Eris.



* Jossed. She was born after the true ending of the first game.

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* Jossed. '''Jossed'''. She was born after in the true ending of the first game.
Underworld.




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* There's also an icon in the inventory that shows the phase of the moon, but it doesn't seem to have any effect.



** Jossed as to Medea and Circe. But both are random encounters.

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** Jossed '''Jossed''' as to Medea and Circe. But Circe; both are random encounters.
encounters in Ephyra and Thessaly respectively.



* Somewhat corroborating is the fact that Chronos currently seeks the place where the Fates reside.

[[WMG: Hyperion is trying to get himself restored to time by manipulating Chronos and will be the true final boss]].

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* Somewhat corroborating is the fact that Chronos currently seeks the place where the Fates reside.

reside, and got that information from Chaos.

[[WMG: Hyperion is trying to get himself restored to time by manipulating Chronos and will be the true final boss]].boss.]]



* Alternatively, they might have expected to deal with another one of Hades' children so they changed their form to something that might be more comfortable for Mel

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* Alternatively, they might have expected to deal with another one of Hades' children so they changed their form to something that might be more comfortable for Mel
Mel.
* Alternatively again, they might have changed their appearance after learning more about humanity (in the broad, deity-including sense) from Zagreus in the first game, or so they look more like Nyx.
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* Jossed. It's actually in defiance of the fates. Morow tells her an incantation that lets her do it.

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* Jossed. It's actually in defiance of the fates. Morow Fates. Moros tells her an incantation that lets her do it.




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** In the vision of the past, Chronos does mention that he was brought back thanks to blood sacrifices. He does not specify ''whose'' blood it was.
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* Alternatively, they might have expected to deal with another one of Hades' children so they changed their form to something that might be more comfortable for Mel
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[[WMG:Persephone will be rescued and Mel can then interact with her around the Crossroads' garden]]
Assuming Persephone doesn't immediately go searching for her husband and son, she could serve an in-game function by helping expand the garden where Mel grows reagents. It's also a prime opportunity for the two to make up for lost time, and for Mel to learn about her mother's favorite pastime.
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Jossed. There is a god who does this, but it's Artemis. (And Icarus).

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Jossed. *** '''Jossed.''' There is a god who does this, but it's Artemis. (And Icarus).

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** Hades is reachable in Early Access and isn't asleep. He's in the House of Hades, in chains.

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** Jossed. Hades is reachable in Early Access and isn't asleep. He's in the House of Hades, in chains.



Jossed. There is a god who does this, but it's Artemis. (And Icarus).



*** '''Jossed''' as far as being the ''first'' boss is concerned...

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*** '''Jossed''' as far as being the ''first'' boss is concerned... But there is a god who does this. It's Eris.




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** Confirmed in Early Access.




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* Confirmed as of Early Access. To train her to avenge her family who were all captured.



*** She's also a boss.




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** Jossed. It's an incantation that lets you go to the surface. You have to unlock and buy it in-game.




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** And he's definitely Homer.




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* Jossed. It's actually in defiance of the fates. Morow tells her an incantation that lets her do it.




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* Jossed. But it might be Eris.




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* Jossed. She was born after the true ending of the first game.



* '''Confirmed''' of a sort; one of the hexes from Selene lets you turn into a "living nightmare" with a unique set of moves.

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* '''Confirmed''' of a sort; one of the hexes from Selene lets you turn into a "living nightmare" with a unique set of moves.
moves. She can also recruit wandering spirits by sprinting into them.




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** Jossed as to Medea and Circe. But both are random encounters.
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** Hades is reachable in Early Access and isn't asleep. He's in the House of Hades, in chains.
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[[WMG:Chaos deliberately changed their appearance.]]
Chaos looks far different in the second game. Instead of a body sprouting more bodies from itself, they're a mostly-clean, feminine entity in a suit, looking not unlike Meg. Chaos also doesn't seem to like Melinoe as much as they do Zagreus. Perhaps they expose their "truer" shape to Zag because they like him, while they have a more professional shape for Mel because they're not as amused by her and thus their relationship is colder.
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* '''Partially confirmed''': Hades can be found as a random encounter in the final area, and will give Melinoë a choice of boons (these Boons don't use the Boiling Blood mechanic however, just provide benefits against Chronos). Persephone hasn't been confirmed as of Early Access.
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[[WMG:Aphrodite's adultery will be treated sympathetically.]]
The only time she mentions Hephaestus in the first game is to sadly admit that he never makes time for her. Something that, for the embodiment of romance and passion, must be very hard to live with. Either she or Hephaestus himself will acknowledge that, while Aphrodite did still cheat on him, it was callous and inconsiderate of him to neglect his wife like that.

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* Charon says (via Melinoe translating) that Hypnos is of greater use asleep, although it might just be a dig at his somnolent brother...




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* Chronos has a spell to send Melinoe to ''Hades''-era Asphodel, so we could end up running into him on one of his escapes.



** '''Confirmed''' in Early Access.

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** '''Confirmed''' in Early Access.Access; she grants boons on the surface. The mechanic is '''jossed''' though; her status curse lets you deal damage to all enemies at once.



** '''Confirmed''' in Early Access.

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** '''Confirmed''' Her presence got '''confirmed''' in Early Access.Access, but she "helps" you out by giving you a debuff.



** Medea '''Confirmed''' in Early Access.

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** Medea '''Confirmed''' '''confirmed''' in Early Access.Access; she's on the surface.



** '''Confirmed''' in early access.

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** '''Confirmed''' in early access.access; he's on the surface.



** '''Confirmed'''; they're back in the same role as the first game.




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* Nothing about the arm yet in early access, but the surface still hurts Melinoe just as it does Zag, and it's an incantation of Melinoe's own that lets her stay on the surface for a while.




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* Semi-jossed; Asphodel is still same the LethalLavaLand it was in ''Hades'', but that's becasuse it 'is' the same Asphodel as in the first game.




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* Also, Erebus is in the first game too; it's the place you go to do infernal gates or fight Charon.




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* '''Confirmed''' of a sort; one of the hexes from Selene lets you turn into a "living nightmare" with a unique set of moves.




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* Hades' companion room in Tartarus looks like it's Sisyphus' room -- same shape and Bouldy in the back covered in moss -- so Sisyphus has at the very least gone elsewhere in the disarray.
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** '''Confirmed''' in early access.
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[[WMG:Kairos will have an important role in the full version of the game.]]
"Time cannot be stopped", but Chronos is not the only Greek deity associated with time. Plus, who would be more appropriate to help deal a decisive blow against him than the one that embodies decisive moments?
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[[WMG:As you complete runs, you'll rescues denizens of the House of Hades]]
All of Hades's family and attendants are trapped in a time bubble by Chronos (Zag, Persephone, Nyx, etc.). So for every time Mel defeats Chronos, his influence wanes and, one-by-one, she'll be able to snag one of his captives and either bring them back with her to the surface or leave them to take station in one of the floors (Nyx could return to Chaos's realm, Thanatos to the surface where several of his siblings are, etc.).
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* Odysseus and Circe: Circe is, by far, ''the'' quintessential witch in Greek mythology, and is an absolute shoo-in for a story focused around witches, even without being the very daughter of Hecate. Odysseus is unquestionably linked to her, and with his fellow heroes of the Trojan War Achilles and Patroclus appearing in the previous game [[spoiler: as well as him potentially being Skelly]], it's not out of the question that he'd appear here.

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* Odysseus and Circe: Circe is, by far, ''the'' quintessential witch in Greek mythology, and is an absolute shoo-in for a story focused around witches, even without being the very daughter of Hecate. Odysseus is unquestionably linked to her, and with his fellow heroes of the Trojan War Achilles and Patroclus appearing in the previous game [[spoiler: game, as well as him potentially being Skelly]], Skelly, it's not out of the question that he'd appear here.



[[WMG: [[spoiler:The Chronos fought in Early Access is actually Zagreus, or is Chronos possessing him.]]]]
Mainly for how similar they both sound, [[spoiler:every mention of Zag being in past tense]], and the similar builds, plus the game being in early access means we don't have the full story yet. This would also have ties to Orphism, where [[spoiler:Zagreus-Dionysus was eaten by the Titans and reborn, and he was conflated with Osiris as a result]].

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[[WMG: [[spoiler:The The Chronos fought in Early Access is actually Zagreus, or is Chronos possessing him.]]]]
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Mainly for how similar they both sound, [[spoiler:every every mention of Zag being in past tense]], tense, and the similar builds, plus the game being in early access means we don't have the full story yet. This would also have ties to Orphism, where [[spoiler:Zagreus-Dionysus Zagreus-Dionysus was eaten by the Titans and reborn, and he was conflated with Osiris as a result]].
result.
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* '''Confirmed''', but not of his own will; Chronos corrupts him into a hostile monster. Thankfully he gets better.
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* If Chronos fails enough times his brother will berate him and take over.

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* If Alternatively, if Chronos fails enough times his brother will berate him and take over.over for him, possible on the equivalent of an Extreme Measures 4 fight.
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this is unlikely but you never know.

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[[WMG: Hyperion is trying to get himself restored to time by manipulating Chronos and will be the true final boss]].
* If Chronos fails enough times his brother will berate him and take over.
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[[WMG:It's all Nyx's fault]]
By going against the decree of Fates and resurrecting Zagreus she screwed with the destiny and causality, which was keeping an otherwise non-linear Titan of Time bound in his dismembered state. And she knew the repercussions the whole time, that's why she refused to speak about the price of the deed.
* Somewhat corroborating is the fact that Chronos currently seeks the place where the Fates reside.
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Mainly for how similar they both sound, [[spoiler:every mention of Zag being in past tense]], and the similar builds, plus the game being in early access means we don't have the full story yet.

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Mainly for how similar they both sound, [[spoiler:every mention of Zag being in past tense]], and the similar builds, plus the game being in early access means we don't have the full story yet. This would also have ties to Orphism, where [[spoiler:Zagreus-Dionysus was eaten by the Titans and reborn, and he was conflated with Osiris as a result]].
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[[spoiler:[[WMG: The Chronos fought in Early Access is actually Zagreus, or is Chronos possessing him.]]]]

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