He doesn't say much, communicating only in groans of various intonations, which Zagreus appears to either understand or enjoy interpreting in humorous ways. He also operates the Wells of Charon which can be randomly found throughout the Underworld.
He can be found in chambers with a preview showing a brown sack, usually around the mid-length of each biome before a mini-boss encounter and at the penultimate chamber of a biome, before the boss encounter. In Greek mythology, he required a single obol - placed into the mouth before burial - as payment for his services, or else the soul in question would be left to wander the banks of the Styx for a hundred years.Ĭharon's services in-game are, unfortunately, much more expensive he functions as the game's shopkeeper, selling Zagreus various power-ups, healing items, and boons in return for the obols he collects throughout his escape attempt. You can also spend one diamond to buy a Fishing Rod - this lets you fish in various pools of water in Hades‘ levels with a very low chance of obtaining some rare rewards.Logan Cunningham Charon is the boatman of the river Styx, responsible for ferrying deceased souls across the river and into the underworld. freeing Orpheus or buying some music tracks). collecting gemstones gives extra gold) and those that are related to character favors or sidequests (ie. There are those that give you additional resources or items when you pick up certain artifacts (ie.
It only costs two diamonds, and many other high-tier House Contractor upgrades require diamonds as well. The “Contractor’s Desk” upgrade unlocks more jobs for the House Contractor.
The price of the diamond (along with other items and artifacts) will be discounted if you managed to defeat Charon since he’s also a secret boss in Hades. Charon’s shop in the Temple of Styx region also allows you to purchase a diamond for 1,000 gold. Important: The diamond is primarily obtained when defeating the Lernaean Bone Hydra in Asphodel.Primary usage: Unlocking House Contractor upgrades.
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