Hades on his basalt throne in violet mist, braziers burning and two carved stone hounds keeping watch.
Hades's medallion
Keeper of the Dusk Ledger

Hades

“All debts find their way to my gates.”

Attrition, souls and recursion

Power: Grave Muster

Grave Muster power icon

2 Aether · once per turn

Summon a 1/1 Shade. If you have at least 1 Soul, automatically spend 1 to summon it as a 2/2 instead.

A body every turn — and a better one once the dead start paying.

Mechanic: Souls

Start at 0 Souls, up to 10. Gain 1 Soul whenever a friendly non-token unit dies.

Strength
Death value, removal, restoration, bounded resurrection.
Weakness
Slow setup, finite Souls, and reliance on actual non-token deaths.
Hades on his throne in the campaign opening film.
From Hades’s campaign opening film.

Decks

Free starter deck

Debts of the Underworld

A complete 30-card deck, free from the start. Hades’s pool holds 70 exclusive cards (44 units, 26 spells), played alongside the 90 Mortals.

Recipe decks

Three more ways to play Hades

  • Obol Sacrifice
  • Soul Ledger
  • Asphodel Attrition

Signature cards

Mythic and signature cards from Hades’s pool, with their flavor and lore as written in the game.

Cerberus, Keeper of the Gates — Mythic Hades unit card art from Twelve Thrones 6

Cerberus

Keeper of the Gates

Mythic · Hades · Unit 5/7

Guard. Last Breath: Summon 2 Shades.

“Three throats. No permission to pass.”

He was not set at the gate to keep the living out. He was set there to keep the dead in, and he has never once been distracted.

Persephone, Queen of Asphodel — Mythic Hades unit card art from Twelve Thrones 6

Persephone

Queen of Asphodel

Mythic · Hades · Unit 4/6

Arrival: Spend 3 Souls to resurrect your most recent eligible non-token unit costing 3 or less, when possible.

“Even here, something may bloom again.”

She rules half the year below and is not a hostage in either half. What grows in Asphodel grows because she permits it.

Thanatos, the Gentle End — Mythic Hades unit card art from Twelve Thrones 8

Thanatos

the Gentle End

Mythic · Hades · Unit 6/6

Arrival: Destroy an enemy unit with 4 or less Attack.

“No anger. No hurry. Only the end.”

Death itself is a civil servant with an enormous caseload. He was wrestled once, by Heracles, and considers the matter closed.

Hecate, Torch at the Crossroads — Mythic Hades unit card art from Twelve Thrones 6

Hecate

Torch at the Crossroads

Mythic · Hades · Unit 3/6

At the start of your turn, gain 1 Soul. At the end of your turn, spend 4 Souls to draw 2 cards, when available.

“Three roads. I have already walked all of them.”

Hecate holds the torch at every crossing between the living country and the lower one, and a toll is owed at each. What she gathers by morning she has spent again by dusk.

Tisiphone, Voice of Vengeance — Mythic Hades unit card art from Twelve Thrones 7

Tisiphone

Voice of Vengeance

Mythic · Hades · Unit 5/6

After an enemy unit dies, deal 2 damage to the enemy hero.

“I do not punish the crime. I punish the one who ordered it.”

Tisiphone is the Fury kept for blood-debt and she does not rest while one stands unpaid. She counts the dead of a battle and sends the whole account to whoever gave the order.

Unbreakable Oath of Styx — Mythic Hades spell card art from Twelve Thrones 7

Unbreakable Oath of Styx

Mythic · Hades · Spell

Requires and spends 5 Souls: Resurrect your two most recent eligible non-token units, whatever their printed cost. Requires an eligible entry and a board slot; the second resurrection is skipped without one.

“Swear on the black water. It has never yet let go of anything.”

When the black river is called as witness even death keeps its word. The House swears rarely and settles in full, and two names come back up out of the water at once.

See all 24 Mythic cards →

The Dawn We Owe

Hades’s road to Eidra

Braziers flicker in the violet mist around Hades’s basalt throne, where two carved stone hounds keep watch.

Charon holds the boat at the landing, his oar raised above names that were never erased. Before anyone crosses, he names the Price of Passage and asks who was made to pay it.

  1. I

    The Underworld

  2. II
  3. III
  4. IV

    Eidra