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How to Get Touch of Styx in Hades Hades is the Greek god of Hades, the Greek god of Underworld which is where souls go after death. Hades is never seen leaving his realm and is typically depicted with a solemn, melancholy expression. He wears a protective headgear and is accompanied by Cerberus, a three-headed guard dog. Hades was given the Underworld when Cronus's three sons Zeus and Poseidon played lottos to determine the ruler of the cosmos. He rules there together with his wife Persephone. 2. Smell his odor. Styx can take between 1 and 5 (ish) projectile strikes, but he also has some tools that help him escape detection. He can fake nausea or even whistle to frighten opponents. He can also make use of pockets of sand (called sabretooths in the game) to dampen torches to kill Bee-Like creatures. He can also throw and bile at soldiers in the area or poison their food and drink and fake vomiting. All of these are unsanitary but they are necessary and aid in his escape from enemies without being too obvious. Other useful tools include the odor-concealing potentio, which makes him smell like decaying fish and mud; the clone spell, which can be used to create a sneaky replica of himself; and the rewind button which gives him the ability to go backwards without losing progress and reappear at an unnoticed area. He can also interact with a myriad of objects around him for example, opening doors and traps. In Greek mythology, the river Styx acted as a gateway between death and life and separated the world of mortals from the eternal realm in Hades. The dead could traverse the Styx using the boat of Charon. The Styx joined the other rivers of Hell, Phlegethon Acheron and Lethe. However, are zeus hades and poseidon brothers Holmes Trail required crossing the Styx to reach their final destination, Helheim. Izitri Adimov, a planar bariaur from the Bleak Cabal, operates a small store on Styx where he sells bottles of Styx water, which he says will make anyone who drinks it forget everything they know. His motto is ignorance is bliss, and it appears to work for him because he has a lot of customers. 4. Touch his eyes. The river Styx divides the world of the living from the dead, connecting Earth to Hades the realm of Hades. Styx's unique position in the pantheon signified that she was more than an area of boundary. She was dubbed the Goddess of Oaths, because any oath taken in her waters could not be broken. Styx took her job very seriously. Styx isn't so often depicted in antiquarian art as some other deities due to her role as a barrier between worlds is a bleak one. She is usually depicted in dark clothes, holding a jar or an urn that her river flows from, highlighting her power over the water. She is also typically depicted with a frown which reflects her solemnity and stern nature as the most powerful oath-keeper of gods and mortals. She is the daughter of Oceanus and Tethys and is also the daughter of Nyx, the personification of darkness and sleep. Zeus created her as the agent to administer all oaths that bind gods, after she was a staunch ally during the Titan Wars. Her children included Nike, Zelos, Kratos and Bia, all of whom resided alongside the Olympians on Mount Olympus. In Percy Jackson's novel The Olympians, Styx is a polluted and dirty river that is brimming with the souls of those who haven't lived up to their promises or goals. Charon, Percy, Annabeth, and Grover are carried across the river by Charon on their way to Hades. They observe the filthy river, along and all the spirits that are unfulfilled. This is because, when a person dies, their soul is carried into the river, to be carried by its current to the Underworld which is where they will remain until granted rest by Hades. 5. Touch his mouth. The name Styx invokes fear and awe in the minds of those who know the mythology that goes with it. She's not just a river in the Underworld and she's a goddess to be revered and revered. In Greek mythology, Styx was the boundary between life and death. Styx was one of the five rivers that, along with Phlegethon and Acheron, Lethe and Cocytus formed the domain called Hades. If someone died the soul of their deceased must traverse Styx and the ferryman Charon to enter Hades. It was a frightening and dreaded experience that only the bravest of spirits were able to endure. They had pay a fee or “obol,” for the ferryman to take them across. If they didn't, they would be forced to walk the shores of the river as wraiths forever. Styx although not as prominent in art as some other gods is still a force that must be considered. Her presence is felt in oath-based rituals, since her name was invoked for the most binding promises. A vow made on the Styx cannot be changed, and even Zeus took the oaths seriously. So, if you're in need divine protection, invoke Styx and ask her for assistance. She may not respond right away, but if you're lucky she might just be there to help you avoid the dangers of fate. She may not be able to make you unbeatable, but she can certainly stop you from dying slowly.