Void realms

Discover all the new content in the Hidden Realms update for Risk of Rain 2.The Hidden Realms update has landed for Risk of Rain 2, adding new locations, new bosses, and a new class to the game. That’s a whole lot of stuff, and like any good Rogue-Lite, you’ll have to unlock all of it yourself. To make that whole process way easier, here’s everything you need to know about the new survivor and the new Hidden Realms.Acrid is a returning survivor from the first game — it’s a poison-spewing lizard-dog that dishes out damage constantly. This guy is pretty cool, but the new locations are even cooler. Not only are there new hidden realms, some of the current realms have been giving overhauls, totally changing their layouts and giving them a visual flair they didn’t have before. Some locations, like the Distant Roost variant, are absolutely stunning.Here’s everything you need to know about the new update — how to get Acrid, and how to enter the new Hidden Realms.Need help getting all the other characters? Here’s how to unlock every character in Risk of Rain 2.How To Unlock Acrid: Acrid the acid-spewing lizard-dog can be unlocked by completing Prismatic Trials. To unlock him, you’ll need to travel to the Void Realm and complete a difficult challenge. I recommend bringing an Engineer — you’ll be defending small areas, so their turrets will make this challenge easier.Drizzle is another option — Drizzle takes no damage when outside in the Void.Step #1: Activate a Newt Altar — Use a Lunar Coin to reach the Bazaar Between Worlds.Collect a Hopoo Feather Step #2: From the Bazaar Between Worlds, drop down and enter the Null Portal, which leads to the new Void Hidden Realm.The Void is a huge realm where you’ll take constant damage

Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Viscous FallsSeekers of the Storm - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.Viscous Falls (Stage 1)Ground ZeroYou dream of falls, erupting from the flora.Gigantic plants with vines and roots. Water running down their massive leaves fills the ground with pools of water. • Wetland AspectWetland Aspect (Stage 2)Rehabilitation ZoneYou dream of twisting roots.Full of ruined stone structures and swampy areas filled with water.Hidden Realms A Moment, FracturedA Moment, Fractured (Hidden Realm)Hidden Realm: A Moment, FracturedMultiple floating islands in a void, with sharp blue crystals embedded in them. The Obelisk can be found on top of the last island. • A Moment, WholeA Moment, Whole (Hidden Realm)Hidden Realm: A Moment, WholeA bleak and desolate realm. The refuge of the Twisted Scavengers, safe from Mithrix'sMithrixKing of NothingHP: 1000 (+300 per level)Damage: 16 (+3.2 per level)Class: Melee / RangedSpeed: 15 m/sArmor: 20 vengeance and destruction. • Bazaar Between TimeBazaar Between Time (Hidden Realm)Hidden Realm: Bazaar Between TimeThis stage serves as the shop in Risk of Rain 2. Players can purchase various Items with Lunar Coins or exchange items for higher-rarity ones in two crucibles. • Bulwark's AmbryBulwark's Ambry (Hidden Realm)Hidden Realm: Bulwark's AmbryThe area consists of block-shaped platforms, with the Artifact Reliquary in the center. • Gilded CoastGilded Coast (Hidden Realm)Hidden Realm: Gilded CoastYou dream of wealth.This area is where the player fights the boss Aurelionite, the Titanic Goldweaver. • Survivors of the Void - DLC ContentThe Planetarium is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. The PlanetariumSurvivors of the Void - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.The Planetarium (Final)Cell VThe Planetarium is an area somewhere within the Void, housing a collection of planets detained by the Void's denizens. It is inhabited primarily by the Voidling, the guard of the Planetarium or potentially the controller of the Void itself. • Void FieldsVoid Fields (Hidden Realm)Cosmic PrisonHidden Realm accessible only through the Bazaar Between Time. Until the cell is stabilized, the Void Fields will constantly "suffocate" the player for a small percentage of their current health. • Survivors of the Void - DLC ContentVoid Locus is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Void LocusSurvivors of

In Norse mythology, Niflheim was the freezing, dark, and misty world of the dead, ruled over by the goddess Hel. Norse mythology dictates nine realms sit in the branches or the roots of Yggdrasil, the world tree. Of these nine, six are constant and feature in every image or description of the realms: Asgard, Alfheim, Vanaheim, Midgard, Jotunheim, and Muspelheim. The other three are a selection of Svartalfheim and Niðavellir or Hel and Niflheim. Svartalfheim and Niðavellir are sometimes combined, as are Hel (Helheim) and Niflheim. Niflheim meaningWhat is Niflheim in Norse Mythology?The Creation of NiflheimIs Niflheim the Underworld?Are Niflheim and Helheim the Same?Places Found In NiflheimCreatures Found In NiflheimWhy does Odin Visit Niflheim and Kill Yimir?Why is the Goddess Hel the ruler of Niflheim?Niflheim meaningIn Old Norse cosmology, Niflheim or Niflheimr means “World” or “Home of Mist.”The Islandic word for“mist” is nifl and is a linguistic cognate to the Old English word nifol (“dark” or “gloomy”), the Middle Dutch nevel, the Old High German nebul (“fog”), and the Ancient Greek νεφέλη (“cloud”).In Norse mythology, Niflheim was the freezing, dark, and misty world of the dead, ruled over by the goddess Hel. Niflheim and Muspelheim originate from Ginnungagap (the “yawning void” or “gaping abyss”).Any search for the ruler of Niflheim only produces the name Hel so there is no obvious answer to who the ruler was, which might hint the two realms are the same.Vafthrúdnismál, the third poem in the 13th-century collection of Old Norse poems, the Poetic Edda, tells how the rivers of Ginnungagap that existed at the beginning of the world were called the Élivágar (Old Norse: “Ice Waves”). They contained eitr (described as poisonous yeast), a liquid that is the source of all living things. The water broke the banks of the rivers and froze, spreading over the land.There is a contradiction here: the verses also mention rain, which is strange for such a cold place, but we will have to put that down to artistic license on Sturluson’s part!The poisonous ice extended towards the lands and fire giants of Muspelheim, started melting and dripping, and formed

Poetry. • Survivors of the Void - DLC ContentSiphoned Forest is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Siphoned ForestSurvivors of the Void - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.Siphoned Forest (Stage 1)Ground ZeroYou dream of fire and ice.The map is blanketed in a layer of snow, with large trees surrounded by platforms spanning multiple levels. • Siren's CallSiren's Call (Stage 4)Ship GraveyardYou dream of wind. • Sky MeadowSky Meadow (Stage 5)Sprite FieldsYou dream of serenity. • Survivors of the Void - DLC ContentSulfur Pools is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Sulfur PoolsSurvivors of the Void - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Survivors of the Void DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.Sulfur Pools (Stage 3)Pungent SpringYou dream of brimstone.Tiered lakes of shallow sulfur pools. Arcing bridges and underground caves connect the map together. • Sundered GroveSundered Grove (Stage 4)Dormant LocusYou dream of violent growth.Ancient flora has risen up to reclaim this once sacred refuge. Mazes of roots and overgrown fungus have twisted the landscape, leaving only ruins. • Titanic PlainsTitanic Plains (Stage 1)Ground ZeroYou dream of rolling hills.Gigantic stone arches bracket the skyline, while the main play-field overlooks a vast fractured tectonic lowland. • Seekers of the Storm - DLC ContentTreeborn Colony is part of the Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Treeborn ColonySeekers of the Storm - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.Treeborn Colony (Stage 3)Path of the ProtectorYou dream of vines, cutting through the sky. • Verdant FallsVerdant Falls (Stage 1)Ground ZeroYou dream of sweet fruits, and bitter promises.Gigantic plants with vines and roots. Water running down their massive leaves fills the ground with pools of water. • Seekers of the Storm - DLC ContentViscous Falls is part of the Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info. Viscous FallsSeekers of the Storm - DLC ContentThis content is part of the Seekers of the Storm DLC. It is only available if the DLC is enabled when starting a run.Click for more info.Viscous Falls (Stage 1)Ground ZeroYou dream of falls, erupting from the flora.Gigantic plants with vines and roots. Water running down their massive leaves fills the ground with pools of water. • Wetland AspectWetland Aspect (Stage 2)Rehabilitation ZoneYou dream of twisting roots.Full of ruined stone structures and swampy areas filled with water.Hidden Realms A Moment, FracturedA Moment,