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Then the Satyr's only have one real attack, which is the frontal dart. Just dash behind them or sidestep the dart. Even the final room of each path is large enough to employ the same tactics, just play hit and run with the armoured mobs until you delete their yellow bar and can stun them.
As for Hades, if you can get to phase two and are having issues, slow down. I know it sounds counterintuitive, but attack *less*. Instead spend your time dodging him and only attack after his animations. When he tosses skulls out, dodge away from them to lure Hades away, then dodge back towards them to kill them.
His long openings are right after he spins (continually dodge away when he dashes towards you and wait for the actual spear spin to end, then dodge back in attacking) and right after his lasers (Which can be blocked by the two pillars). You don't need an OP combo or a powered up mirror at all for him. I recently came over from Gamepass because I wanted to own the game after playing it there for a week, and dropped Hades on my fourth run with terrible boons.
You can do it. Oh, and if you're using the shield remember that you can block nearly every attack in front of you if you hold down the bull rush charge. You can pretty much block block block dash your way through the entire Hades fight without getting hit.
I also hate those chambers too, some can be really easy with the right weapon, / skill combo, otherwise, it can be really difficulty. I find the sword and the bow to be decent weapons, The bow with its heatseeker ability. The sheild is also a good weapon, the aspect that splits the shield after you bull rush. (try and get the hammer upgrade for faster bull rush)
If you are still having trouble, there is another trick I learned to make the game a lot easier, and its an easy edit as well.
Ideally, clear the Centaur Heart path first, and then the Coin path. That will give you the best chance of making use of the fountain you find on the "correct" path, and enough coin to make use of the random stores that might show up in the paths. The shop items that restore health per encounter work on each room there, and if you have at least 200 coins saved in the paths, you could luck upon a death defiance refresh.
If you *need* to skip the extra Styx paths, by all means do it. But the rewards are usually super helpful, and the coin you get from them can help you pick up some extra things from Charon right before Hades.
And remember, your melee weapons will stop any unarmoured monster from attacking you with the poison darts, etc, so long as you're attacking them.
If you're using the Zeus shield, you can make every one of the Styx chambers a joke. Wait for the attack, then pop out from around a pillar and toss your shield before dashing back behind cover. It takes a bit to learn the proper distance to prevent your shield from bouncing back at you, but once you have that down you can just safely stay behind cover while your spinning wheel of death destroys trash.
It works on Hades too. Spend the fight dodging through the center of the arena while your shield is spinning dead center.
Have you unlocked any chtonic companion yet ? At first, you can only use Sisyphus companion against hades (1000 damage + give you a little health), you need to give nectars to sisysphus and then ambrosia, it could help you defeat hades.
When Hades does his spin attack, dash towards him, when he does his light ray attack, hide behind pikkars (or use the shield).
you can also use god mode in the options to make the game easier.
also gotta love it when people say this game doesnt value skill past elysium. this just isn't true.
For Hades, as other posters have said, slow down, watch his attacks, and wait for good dps opportunities. Work on the timing for dashing through his spin (use those iframes), as the pause after the spin is one of the best dps opportunities for close-range weapons. Shield vs Hades can be a very easy fight if you take things slow and just block until safe dps chances arise.