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I feel like elementary particles would go crazy with this, with so many elements from so many boons although hitting exactly Poseidon, Demeter, Hestia and Hera would be pretty tough.
WINTER HARVEST FOR THE WIN! that was a pure dopamine run lol, could you do a omega special torch run? (Excepcional Talent, Mel Torch, Triple Helix and such) get the most balls you can!
Return of the King And a return of some trivia: Demeter and Poseidon's duo boon is a reference to their shared status as the gods of plenty in Greek Mythology. Demeter is of course the harvest goddess, but as a coastal people, the Ancient Greeks considered the bountiful harvest of the seas to be just as important as a bountiful harvest of their crops on land. The two of them interacting together to make plentiful boon selections makes sense in this context. Demeter's legendary, meanwhile, is a reference to her power over the seasons and thus her ability to bring death through scarcity and winter. As she alludes to in her conversation about Chronos' using a scythe, unlike him she is an actual honest-to-goodness reaper and can reap souls lost to the bitter cold and starvation as surely as she can nourish those who favour her. Demeter was one of the most feared goddesses in the Greek world for this reason, and her tempers often involved endless winters or an unending hunger. Her sickle preying upon the weak and dying is very in keeping in her role as a reaper of those near death's door and bereft of her own boons. Poseidon's Legendary, meanwhile, references the real-life phenomenon of King Tides, when the tide is at the highest point it can reach in a given location. Oddly, this expression started in the South Pacific and has no ties to Greek Mythology at all. I suppose Poseidon is the King of the Tides, so in that way it does make sense. At his strongest, Poseidon has threatened to flood the world with tides so high the entirety of the mortal world would become his domain. I mentioned his unsuccessful rebellion against Zeus using his daughter Charybdis to flood the world until she was struck down by Zeus' thunderbolts, but he also flooded the world at Zeus' behest during the flood myth that the Greeks share with the Hebrews and Mesopotamians. His periodic surges of apocalyptic tidal power are referenced in his legendary, where his flood abilities that normally only damage mere mortal spirits and monsters can instead deal damage that threatens Titans and Gods themselves. Heph's legendary boon is a reference to his status as the divine smith of all the gods. He alludes to how he could fix up and improve upon even the Arms of Night at the height of their power several times in his dialogue, and to see him do it from all the way on top of Olympus is especially impressive. It's hardly without precedent, however. Heph crafted arrows for both Arty and Apollo, as well as Athena's spear and shield and the armour Zeus is seen wearing into battle in this game. He also served to tune up and repair any damaged weapons, including ones like Poseidon's trident and Zeus' own thunderbolts forged by the three Cyclopes who predated him and later served as his assistants after his birth. If anyone could fix up the Arms of Night to be even stronger than before, it's him. Zeus' legendary is perhaps the most self-explanatory, being a reference to his habit of zapping people who displeased him out of existence. Known victims of Zeus' thunderbolts include many heroes, Gods and monsters all, most of whom instantly died in the way shown by the Legendary. Bellerophon, tamer of Pegasus, tried to ride his winged horse up to Olympus to declare himself a God and was instantly killed by a thunderbolt from Zeus for his hubris. Phaethon, Helios' son, begged his father to let him drive his divine chariot across the skies. He was too young to hold the horses properly, however, and they stampeded across the land, scorching the heavens and earth alike. To protect mortalkind and the constellation spirits from death, Zeus was forced to kill him as he failed to drive the horses, instantly putting a stop to his unwitting rampage. He also killed Odysseus' remaining crew in this way after they stole and ate Helios' own cattle (he did owe the man a major solid after killing his son, even if it had to be done). Finally, he killed many of the Snake-Giants and overwhelmed the gigantic monster Typhon using a barrage of his thunderbolts to overwhelm even these mighty monsters. A few of Chronos' lackeys is hardly breaking a sweat for the Thunder Bringer.
@@Boat3d I keep trying this and realized these are the only 4 gods you have to come up to get 4 legendary. The other gods will complicate unless you're very lucky for a swap. Hera can replace Heph but her legendary will be useless because in the long run you will really have 0 magick. It may be possible to get 5 or 6 legendary but that would be Hermes and maybe Chaos. The best I got is 3 legendary but with Hermes'. Thanks, man! You gave me something that will want me playing this game lol
Boasted have you ever tried playing have a nice death? Pls I would literally pay to see content on have a nice death. It’s not as good as hades but it’s a really good game 🫡🫡❤
