* Battle Rage – After slaying a foe, your next Attack or Special deals more damage. Urge to Kill – Your Attack and Cast deal more damage.Ĭurse of Vengeance – After you take damage, inflict Doom on surrounding foes.īlack Metal – Your Blade Rift powers deal damage in a wider area.Įngulfing Vortex – Your Blade Rift effects last longer and pull foes in.ĭire Misfortune – Your Doom effects deal more damage when applied multiple times. Slicing Shot – Your Cast sends a Blade Rift hurling ahead.īlade Dash – Your Dash creates a Blade Rift where you started.Ĭ: 5 R: (1.3-1.5) E: 1.8-2.0) H: (2.3-2.5) Unhealthy Fixation – Your Weak effects also have a chance to Charm foes. Life Affirmation – Any Life chamber rewards are worth more.Īphrodite’s Aid – Your Call fires a seeking projectile that inflicts Charm. Sweet Surrender – Your Weak effects also make foes more susceptible to damage.Ĭ: +10% dmg R: (1.3-1.5) E: (2.0-2.2) H: N/A Wave of Despair – After you take damage, damage nearby foes and turn them Weak.Ĭ: 20-25 R: (1.3-1.5) E: (1.8-2.0) H: N/Aĭifferent League – Resist some damage from nearby foes’ attacks.Ĭ: 10% less R: 12% less E: 15% less H: N/A Passion Dash – Your Dash deals damage at the start and end, and inflicts Weak.Ĭ: 17-19 R: (1.3-1.5) E: (1.8-2.0) H: (2.3-2.5)Įmpty Inside – Your Weak effects have a longer duration.ĭying Lament – When slain, foes damage other nearby foes and inflict Weak.Ĭ: 25-30 R: (1.3-1.5) E: (1.8-2.0) H: N/A Shatter Shot – Your Cast fires in a reduced-range spread pattern that inflicts Weak. Those will be included in their own section as opposed to Boons for the individual gods. These Boons will be outlined and bold faced at the bottom of every God’s page, like so.įinally, the sixth rarity, Duo, are unique in that they will not appear unless you have specific Boons from two different Gods. The fifth rarity is called Legendary, which are modifiers available to a specific Boon on each God. We’ll be denoting these four rarities like this throughout the guide: C: R: E: H: Boons do not come with a set rarity, and thus will have four different sets of numbers. This denotes there being something of note to do with the Boon, such as an interaction between itself and another Boon.īoons come in six Rarities: Common, Rare, Epic, Heroic are the main four we’ll worry about. You might see an asterisk (*) before the name.Here’s an example: 50% x 1.3 = 65%, so the damage increase will be 65%! This denotes that the number is part of a multiplier as opposed to a flat damage number. When reading a Boon, there are two things you can look out for: These are not immediately obvious or self explanatory, so please read through them before moving on.
There are a few prerequisites on how Boons work that need to be clear to everyone.
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