You've come to the correct spot if you're having trouble figuring out how to obtain a Thalamus in Hades 2. This mystery element develops exclusively from a certain sort of seed and is essential to completing the Unraveling a Fateful Bond Incantation. Additionally, this seed is unique to one location. Alright, realm, let's speak. Even though there are many obstacles to overcome, it is ultimately well worth it. This is what you should do.

Where in Hades 2

Obtaining Origin Seeds is the first step in obtaining the Thalamus in Hades 2. And you have to enter the Chaos realm in order to get them (yeah, I also don't particularly like their makeover). After you have defeated the first boss once and have spent many hours exploring the ruins overall, the gate will initially emerge. Believe me, you'll know when it shows up. It seems to be a vibrant eye on the ground. Recall that entering requires sacrificing some health. As a tool, you'll also need to carry the Silver Spade. Apply it to the earthen piles inside Chaos' domain, and ideally, you will extract a few Origin Seeds. Good luck; you may not make it in every run.

It's time to sow the seeds in one of the Crossroads' soil patches. Once you've finished the Flourishing Soil Incantation, they become accessible. Once planted, Origin Seeds must go through seven phases in one growing season in order to develop into Thalamuses, otherwise they will wither away in the spring. Finally, when the Thalamus is ripe, harvest it.

In Hades 2, How to Use Thalamus

As of this writing, the Hades 2 Thalamus may only be used to finish the Unraveling a Fateful Bond Incantation at the Crossroads cauldron. Two Lotuses, two Nightshades, two Thalamuses (Thalami? ), and two Mosses are required. You may "forestall the effects of your bloodline's ancient Life-draining curse that bars you from the surface" by making this elixir. Put another way, it enables you to withstand the continual depletion of vitality that every born-in-the-Underworld creature must deal with on the outside. And that's pretty much it. It's early in the process; maybe Supergiant will add additional applications for the Thalamus in the future. We'll have to watch and find out.