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- Developer: Liquid EntertainmentMobyGames: Rise Of The Argonauts
- Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Windows PC
- Genre: Action Role-playing (RPG)
- Mode: Single-player
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In Rise Of The Argonauts, God Powers are special abilities that you can use in battle. God Powers can do a number of things, from providing temporary boosts to your character's strength to creating a pillar of light that can heal. Within Rise of the Argonauts, God Powers are referred to as "Aspects", and are acquired by spending Aspect Points which are gained through accumulating favor with the gods.
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Attaining God Powers
God Powers are acquired by spending Aspect Points, which are in turn acquired by gaining Favor with a god. Favor can be gained by accomplishing deeds, specific feats in battle that will be recorded and can be dedicated to gods. Deeds also include performing specific tasks, as simple as delivering a message to someone. With enough deeds dedicated to a god, you can earn an Aspect point which can be used on a God Power. To advance to higher levels of God Powers, you must spend a certain amount of points within one tier of Aspects to unlock the next tier, which contains more power skills and abilities.Other ways of gaining Aspect points include choosing certain responses in conversations that align with the character of a particular god. Most conversations contain opportunities to earn favor, so don't hesitate to talk to everyone you can.
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Apollo
- Healing Beacon: Creates a shaft of light where Jason is standing. Jason and any of the Argonauts can step inside to be healed.
- Healing Beacon II: Creates shafts of light on Jason and the rest of the Argonauts that provide healing. Also resurrects any fallen Argonauts.
- Solar Shield: Any attack done to Jason results in a small amount of damage to the attacker.
- Solar Shield II: In addition to the damage done from Solar Shield I, all attackers get knocked back.
- Silver Armor: Jason cannot be moved by attacks and takes little damage.
- Golden Armor: Jason's skin becomes a shield - all attacks bounce off of him and he takes minimal damage.
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Ares
- Rampage: Jason's attacks get a temporary boost in power.
- Rampage II: Jason's attacks become even more powerful and create a blast.
- Stone Armor: Jason is invulnerable until he has been hit a certain number of times.
- Stone Armor II: Lasts longer than Stone Armor I.
- Petrify: Enemies Jason hits are turned to stone, and can then be used as shields.
- Petrify II: Petrified enemies explode. The chunks of stone cause damage.
- Rage of Ares: Fiery blasts hit everyone around Jason.
- Rage of Aers II: Increases damage of blasts, causes them to knock back enemies.
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Athena
- Lightning Seed: Jason's attacks do flesh damage even if the enemy is blocking, downed enemies produce a flash that stuns and damages nearby.
- Lightning Seed II: More damage, stun is longer.
- Tempest: Lightning strikes the ground and creates electricity. Any enemy that touches the electricity is shocked and knocked back.
- Tempest II: More electricity on the ground that causes more damage and can cause enemies to explode.
- Storm Spear: Jason can hurl lightning at enemies.
- Storm Spear II: Spear damages all foes on impact.
- Aegis: Lighting shoots out of Jason blocking enemy attacks and knocking back foes.
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Hermes
- Spirit Trail: When Jason dodges he leaves behind a decoy.
- Spirit Trail II: Jason can have three decoys.
- Wind Strike: All attacks fire a blast of wind.
- Speed of the Herald: All enemies are slowed down while Jason remains at regular speed.
- Gates of Tartarus: When activated, all enemies have reduced resistance and if knocked in the air get sucked in and killed.
- Gates of Tartarus II: The radius of the gate's effect is increased, and all enemies are stunned when the gate appears.
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