Hades 2: Complete Keepsakes List

Hades 2 is finally out in early access, and just like the game that came before it, there are various keepsakes that you can get from all of these iconic mythical figures. I’ve been a huge fan of Hades ever since the first one’s early access, so I can relate when it comes to being indecisive with builds. In this list, we will show you all of the current keepsakes in the sequel to help you choose!

Complete Keepsakes List

Just like in the previous game, you gain keepsakes by giving nectar to various characters whenever you get an opportunity to do so. There’s a bit of RNG involved, as some of the NPCs can only be met as you travel through the randomly generated dungeons.

With that out of the way, here is a list of all the keepsakes currently implemented in this early test version of the game, as well as what they do:

• #1. Silver Wheel (Hecate) – Restores your magick over 3 seconds after using it. Can only regenerate a limited amount per run.
• #2. Knuckle Bones (Odysseus) – Slightly reduces the health of the next guardian. You also take 15% less damage from them.
• #3. Luckier Tooth (Schelemeus) – Heals you for varying amounts ofHP when your health runs out for the first time in the run.
• #4. Ghost Onion (Dora) – Heals you up every time you leave a chamber, but only up to a limited amount per run.
• #5. Evil Eye (Nemesis) – Causes you to deal extra damage to the last enemy that has previously defeated you.
• #6. Engraved Pin (Moros) – Upon running out of HP, you will be invulnerable for 10 seconds. Heals you for a bit if you manage to clear the room during this period, otherwise, you die.
• #7. Discordant Bell (Eris) – Deal and receive 0.5% more damage after each encounter. High risk high reward effect that will continue stacking throughout encounters.
• #8. Gold Purse (Charon) – Our favorite Underworld boatman returns to give you 100 gold at the start of your run.
• #9. Metallic Droplet (Hermes) – Allows you to perform several actions 200% faster for the next 200 seconds.
• #10. White Antler (Artemis) – Grants you a 20% critical strike chance bonus whenever you have less than 30 HP.
• #11. Moon Beam (Selene) – Grants you an additional upgrade for your Hex for the next time you run into Selene.
• #12. Cloud Bangle (Zeus) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Zeus, and you can increase the rarity of his offerings once during the run.
• #13. Iridescent Fan (Hera) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Hera, and you can increase the rarity of her offerings once during this run.
• #14. Barley Sheaf (Demeter) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Demeter, and you can increase the rarity of her offerings once during the run.
• #15. Vivid Sea (Poseidon) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Poseidon, and you can increase the rarity of his offerings once during the run.
• #16. Purest Hope (Apollo) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Apollo, and you can increase the rarity of his offerings once during the run.
• #17. Beautiful Mirror (Aphrodite) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Aphrodite, and you can increase the rarity of her offerings once during the run.
• #18. Adamant Shard (Hephaestus) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Hephaestus, and you can increase the rarity of his offerings once during the run.
• #19. Everlasting Ember (Hestia) – Increases the chances of getting a boon from Hestia, and you can increase the rarity of her offerings once during the run.
• #20. Lion Fang (Heracles) – Increases the amount of damage you can deal by a certain percentage, but this value goes down by 5% after every encounter.
• #21. Blackened Fleece (Medea) – Increases the damage of your Omega abilities after you receive 250 damage total.
• #22. Crystal Figurine (Circe) – Activate a random Arcana card after beating the next Guardian.
• #23. Silken Sash (Arachne) – Grants you 20 armor, and if you have at least 1 armor, you will get an additional 2 at the end of a location.
• #24. Aromatic Phial (Narcissus) – Causes fountains to restore additional health and turn one of your common boons into a rare variant (second effect only occurs once).
• #25. Concave Stone (Echo) – Upon choosing a boon, you will get a small chance of getting an additional random one. This effect can only occur once in a run.
• #26. Experimental Hammer (Icarus) – Grants you a random Daedalus Hammer upgrade that will only last for a limited number of encounters.
• #27. Transcendent Embryo (Primordial Chaos) – You will get a random Chaos boon that will be replaced with something else after every eight encounters.

And those are all of the keepsakes that are currently available for Melinoe to use in this early version of the game. While you are here, consider checking out our guide on the best build for new players of Hades 2 to learn more about ideal boon choices!