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Asphodel, once known as the Asphodel Meadows, is a desolate collection of rocky islands amidst a sea of fire beyond Tartarus. In Hades II, Chronos will send Melinoë to Asphodel when traversing through Oceanus. Unlike the first game, Apshodel serves as a bonus area similar to how Erebus was in the previous Hades.

Book of Shadows entry

'Most of the dead used to gather in the meadows of Asphodel. One day or night, however, the meadows all were set ablaze, when the burning River Phlegethon boiled over. After that, even the dead had to move on. Who can say how Asphodel fares now? To us it is but a dream, of a different time.'

Golden Ring

To leave Asphodel, you must activate the golden orb which will form a moving golden ring that you must stay on until it reaches a 100%. Once a 100% has been reached, you simply need to pick the chamber's reward and you will return to Oceanus. During this phase, enemies from Asphodel will start to spawn and attack you, it is recommended to avoid killing them as new enemies will constantly spawn.

Alternatively, you can simply activate the orb and let the ring drop to 0%, doing this will let you leave Asphodel quicker if you don't want to fight but you will receive no chamber reward.

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  The Golden Orb.

Enemy Encounters

These are all the enemies that can be encountered in Asphodel.

Name	Attacks & Abilities
Bloodless	After a brief delay, charges at the player, dealing moderate damage. Once charging, it cannot be stunned. Hops around the room to escape magma pits, and avoid damage.
Bone-Raker	After a brief wind-up, enters a furious combo of slashes dealing high damage overall. While swiping, it cannot be stunned. Hops around the room to escape magma pits, and avoid damage.
Burn-Flinger	Throws homing grenades which explode on contact with the player, walls, or after traveling for a brief time. On death, it drops a bomb at its location.
Wave-Maker	Creates shockwaves that travel across the room, damaging and knocking back the player. These waves can hit Melinoë repeatedly.
Slam-Dancer	Hops around and follows Melinoë until it is adjacent to her. After a brief pause, it then jumps into the air and slams down, creating a wide explosion that deals heavy damage. On death, it drops a bomb at its location.
Inferno-Bomber	Throws fiery explosives that detonate after a few seconds. Can also rapidly toss multiple explosives around itself before leaping away to protect itself from melee attacks. On death, it drops a bomb at its location.
Spreader	Casts a spread of 3 projectiles in Melinoë's direction. These projectiles deals low damage and move at a slow speed.