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Contents

  • Changelog
    • Updates
  • The Essentials
    • Introduction
    • Health
    • Combat
    • Experience and Leveling Up
    • Ability Points
    • Your Trusty Steed
    • Ikaros
    • The Adrestia
    • Revelation
    • Discovering and Completing Locations
    • War
    • The Map and Fast Travel
    • Inventory
    • Animals
    • Exploration
  • Odyssey Main Quests
    • Prologue
      • Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BCE
      • Modern Day: Layla Hassan
      • Gameplay Options
      • How To Use This Guide
    • Chapter 1: Kephallonia Island
      • Get Your Money Back
      • A Debt to Pay
      • The Wolf Hunt
    • Chapter 2: Megaris
      • A Journey Into War
      • The Wolf and the Snake
    • Chapter 3: Phokis
      • The Wolf’s Fate
      • Of Visions and Visionaries
      • Beware the Snakes
      • An Old Enemy and New Ally
    • Chapter 4: Attika
      • The Road to the Symposium
    • Chapter 5: Keos, Korinthia, Argolis
      • Introduction
      • Pirate Hospitality
      • Land of the Lawless
      • A Prescription for Discovery
    • Chapter 6: Attika
      • Rising From the Ashes
    • Chapter 7: Naxos, Lakonia, Arkadia, Boeotia, Elis, Messenia
      • The Reunion
      • Paradise Lost
      • Home Is Where My Mother Is
      • The Olympian
      • The Cult and the Archon
      • Paint It Red
      • The Cultist King
    • Chapter 8: Attika
      • Uprising
      • Public Opinion
      • Battle of Amphipolis
    • Chapter 9: Lakonia
      • Homecoming
    • Chapter 10: Attika
      • Epilogue
      • Game Endings
    • Eliminating the Cult of Kosmos
    • Between Two Worlds
      • Volcanic Islands World Quest
      • The Gates of Atlantis
      • The Last Riddle
      • Messara World Quests
      • A Place of Twists and Turns
      • Empedokles Character Quests
      • Tunnel Vision
      • Shadows of Serpents
      • Ancient Revelations
  • Character Side Quests
    • Agapios
      • Death and Taxes
      • The Taxman Cometh
      • Sharp Tongue
      • Freedom Isn't Free
      • Blood and Water
      • Dagger to the Heart
      • Wasn't Born the Kingfisher
      • The Kingfisher and the Robin
    • Alkibiades
      • Handle with Care
      • Designated Rider
      • Rock Hard
      • Across the Border
      • Happily Ever After?
    • Barnabas
      • Hull, Yeah!
      • A Pirate's Life
    • Artaxerxes (The Blind king)
      • Prince of Persia
    • Daphnae (The Daughters of Artemis)
      • The Daughters of Artemis
      • The Goddesses' Hunt
      • Kallisto the Bear
      • The Erymanthian Boar
      • The Hind of Keryneia
      • The Kretan Bull
      • The Krokottas Hyena
      • The Lykaon Wolf
      • The Nemean Lion
      • Artemis's Request
    • Demokritos (The Secrets of Greece)
      • The Dunce Conundrum
      • Another Kind of Poetry
    • Demosthenes
      • Creating Opportunity
      • The Wise Warrior
      • In the Midst of Chaos
      • Swift as Wind
      • Last Request
      • The Final Battle
    • Drakios
      • Call to Arms
      • The Great Contender
      • Legend No More
    • Eppie
      • A Life's Dedication
      • Language of the Ancients
      • Chasing Phantoms
      • Origins of a Ritual
      • The Tribute
      • Keep the Faith
    • Eritha
      • I, Diona
      • By the Fates
    • Heitor
      • A Friend in Need...
      • Heitor's Gonna Hate
    • Hippokrates
      • The Hunting Party
      • Let My Patients Go
      • Inheritance Insurance
      • Too Much of a Good Thing
    • Kleon
      • For the People
      • He Who Stops
      • The Liberator
    • Kyra
      • Kyra with a Cause
      • Bleeding Hearts and Stolen Money
      • Goddess of the Hunt
    • Leiandros
      • Minotour de Force
      • The Pre-Trial of Accuracy
      • The Pre-Trial of Endurance
      • The Pre-Trial of Strength
      • Cashing In on the Cow
      • What Lies Below the Surface
      • No More Bull
    • Lykaon
      • Helping a Healer
      • Sins of the Past
      • The Unkindest Cut
    • Lysander
      • Ambition
      • Only Fools Want War
      • Rise Through the Ranks
      • The Cost of War
      • Know Your Enemy
      • Nemesis
    • Markos
      • Old Friends, Old Problems
      • Farm in Flames
      • Markos's Fate
    • Mikkos
      • Tough Love
      • Have You Seen My Mikkos?
      • Doctor's Pet
      • Indulging Just a Little
      • School of Hard Knocks
      • Retribution
    • Odessa
      • A Family Ordeal
      • The True Story
    • The Olympics
      • Barnabas Abroad
      • Throwing the Bet
      • Gutter Runner
      • The Drachmae of Romance
      • Kallipateira
    • Phidias
      • The Message, the Stick, and the Artist
      • Art Leading Life
      • The Kytheran Statue
      • The Samian Statue
      • The Thasian Statue
      • Pieces of the Puzzle
      • Journey's End
    • Phoibe
      • The Blood Fever
    • Roxana
      • Sparring with Roxana
      • Archery Practice
      • Foot Race
    • Skoura
      • They Just Want Cruelty
      • Heroes of the Arena
    • Sokrates
      • Citizenship Test
      • Witness Him
      • Free Speech
      • On a high Horse
      • A Life's Worth
      • The Sokratic Method
    • Thaletas
      • The Thaletas Way
      • Paint the Sand Red
      • Hearts of War
    • Xenia
      • Birds of a Feather
      • Sacred Vows
      • She Who Controls the Seas
      • Throw the Dice
      • Priceless Treasure
    • Romance Options
  • World Quests
    • Abantis Islands
      • Once a Slave
    • Attika
      • A Growing Sickness
      • Escort Service
    • Argolis
      • Death Comes for Us All
    • Boeotia
      • Sibling Revenge
      • Brewing Love
      • The Stolen Steed
    • Greece
      • Besieging Bandits
      • Cave Crusader
      • Fortress Fallout
      • Lacerated Leaders
    • Kephallonia Islands
      • Hungry Gods
      • Merciful Gods
      • In the Footsteps of Gods
      • Shark the Vagrant
      • Mercenary Work
      • A Fight with Talos
      • Lumbering Along
      • A Small Odyssey
      • A Ship Came Sailing
    • Kythera Island
      • Idiot Hunt
      • Purple Pain
      • Takes Drachmae to Make Drachmae
      • Place in the Kosmos
      • All Bonds Will Break
      • Atoll Order
      • Pick Your Poison
      • The Handmaiden's Story
      • In a Rush
    • Lakonia
      • Training Days
      • A Legendary Hunt
      • Brothers in Arms
      • Not My Mother's Daughter
      • A Treasury of Legends
      • Sacred Favors
      • A Godless Blight
      • End of the Day
    • Lokris
      • Family Values
      • Confiscated
    • Messara
      • The Lost Arkalochori Axe
      • Flowers for the Dead
      • Fang for Your Buck
      • Gortyn Out of Hand
      • Revenge Served Cold
      • It's Complicated
      • Bare It All
      • Civil Unrest
      • Say That Again!
    • Naxos Island
      • The Writing's on the Wall
    • Pephka
      • The Grand Minotour
      • Bravely Ran Away
    • Petrified Islands
      • Chip on Your Shoulder
      • Hostage Situation
      • Caged and Enraged
      • Clothes Make the Daughter
      • The Elixir
      • Revenge of the Wolf
      • Shroud of the Bear
      • Son of a Fisherman
      • Waiting for Galarnos
      • Qamra, Medicine Woman
    • Phokis
      • Crewless
      • Age Is Just a Number
      • Recruitment Drive
      • Lost and Found
      • Photios's Pre-Tirement
    • Pirate Islands
      • Making Friends
      • Heart of Stone
      • Red in the Wreckage
      • We're Not Thieves
      • We're Treasure Hunters
      • A Chest Full of Drachmae
    • Silver Islands
      • Trouble in Paradise
      • Call to Arms
      • Hades, Meet Podarkes
      • "M" for Murder
      • Grin and Bear It
      • A Night to Remember
    • Southern Sporades
      • A Business Opportunity
      • Dead or Alive
      • The Con of Cons
  • Activities
    • Intro
    • The Arena
    • Ainigmata Ostraka
    • Tomb Raider
    • Mercenaries
  • Atlas
    • Overview
    • Achaia
    • Anaphi
    • Andros
    • Argolis
    • Arkadia
    • Attika
    • Boeotia
    • Chios
    • Delos
    • Elis
    • Euboea
    • Hydrea
    • Keos
    • Kephallonia Island
    • Korinthia
    • Kos
    • Kythera Island
    • Lakonia
    • Lemnos
    • Lesbos
    • Lestris
    • Lokris
    • Makedonia
    • Malis
    • Megaris
    • Melos
    • Messara
    • Messenia
    • Mykonos
    • Naxos
    • Paros
    • Pephka
    • Phokis
    • Samos
    • Seriphos
    • Skyros
    • Thasos
    • Thera
  • Interactive World Map
    • Ancient Greece
  • Reference
    • Intro
    • Enemies
    • Gear
    • Engravings
    • Abilities
    • The Adrestia
    • Achievements and Trophies
  • The World of Ancient Greece
    • Concept Art and Characters

Assassin's Creed Odyssey Guide › The World of Ancient Greece

Concept Art and Characters

Alexios & Kassandra

A legendary broken spear and a mysterious lineage is all you have to guide you on your quest. Growing up in Sparta, you were surrounded by a loving family, and were trained in combat like a true warrior. When tragedy struck, and you were rejected by your family, you set off on an epic journey, going from outcast mercenary to legendary Spartan hero, and looking to uncover the truth about your past. Your only clue is the broken spear of Leonidas, an ancient weapon of incredible power famously used by the great king of Sparta. It is the key to the secrets of your bloodline.

Leonidas

Legendary Spartan Hero

The king of Sparta who defied the elders, the oracle, and the gods to lead a small group of soldiers against the Persian army in the battle of the 300 at Thermopylae. He may have lost that battle and his life, but his bravery paved the way for the victories to come and gave birth to a legend. You now carry his spear, a family heirloom, passed down so you may discover the truth of your bloodline.

Sokrates

The Philosopher

Brilliant, courageous, and always an interesting conversationalist, Sokrates’ modern thinking gained him favour with the intellectual elite of Athens. He’s a staunch believer in Athenian ideologies and a formidable foe in arguments, with a legendary capacity for wine. He’s also your friend and mentor, and will be a source of great knowledge in your journey.

Barnabas

The Storyteller

Your loyal travel companion and a man of the sea, Barnabas is a commercial shipper who offers his boat and small crew as a way for you to leave Kephallonia. An ex-soldier, he has contacts all over Ancient Greece, and always has valuable information about mercenary contracts, local leaders, and new quests. He will often recount tales of your adventures and how the gods have influenced them.

Phoibe

The Protégé

A young girl from Athens now orphaned on Kephalonia, Phoibe is living a childhood not unlike your own. Because of this, you have formed a solid friendship, and she looks up to you as a mentor and role model. Phoibe’s feistiness and stubbornness may cause you problems, but her independence will ultimately lead to her own adventure.

Aspasia

The Influencer

A brilliant thinker and speaker, Aspasia enjoys a place at the center of Athens’s vibrant intellectual community. Exceedingly beautiful, she shed the life of a normal Athenian woman to reinvent herself as a hetaera, an Athenian high society courtesan. Always at the side of her partner, Perikles, she hosts events and parties for the great thinkers, artists, and politicians of the time.

Herodotos

The Historian

A Greek writer who is widely known as the first historian, Herodotos could be known as “The Father of History” or “The Father of Lies,” depending on who you ask. He travels with you on your ship, documenting your odyssey as it progresses. His historical accounts may sometimes err a little too far on the side of storytelling, but isn’t that how legends are created?

Hippokrates

The Physician

Widely thought of as the father of modern medicine, Hippokrates is famous for his important and lasting contributions to the field. However, some of the more religious citizens of Greece see his methods as controversial – he thinks he can manipulate a fate that the gods have already decided? Therefore, in the most religious places, those who need his help approach him secretly to receive proper treatment.

Perikles

The Visionary

Faced with the wrath of the Spartan army on his doorstep, Perikles, as the elected leader of Athens, must fight to protect the blossoming Golden Age of Greece. He is stoic, scheming, blue blooded and aristocratic, but his refusal to meet Sparta on the battlefield casts him as uncaring in the eyes of the suffering Athenians. In reality he has built this new Athens for his partner Aspasia, and refuses to engage the Spartans because he cannot see his city burn, especially with her in it.

Alkibiades

Alkibiades is a hedonist, driven only by his personal ambitions and carnal desires. Having grown up in the house of Perikles, he has only known the greatest riches Greece has to offer. But Alkibiades knows the era of Perikles and Kleon will come to an end and it will be time for men of his generation to rise up and rule Athens, Greece, and maybe the world.

Brasidas

Brash, bold, and quick to act, Brasidas is all the things other Spartan generals are not. He is a new kind of Spartan, and he believes that he is fighting for a new kind of Sparta. Brasidas fights for Sparta because, in his mind, they are the only hope Greece has for liberation from the Athenian controllers. He was relatively unknown in his youth, his family life was modest and his possessions were few. A great general in his own right, he was also a teacher of generals in the Spartan army.

Markos

An upbeat merchant living on Kephalonia who is obviously slimy and owes our hero a lot of money from his numerous failed “get rich quick” schemes over the years. However he is kind, and has a soft spot for our hero, taking them in as a child when they had nowhere else to go.

Stentor

A Spartan lieutenant in the army occupying Megaris, he is the adopted son of Nikolaos, and seeks only to make his adopted father proud. He is arrogant and looks down on outsiders, but he can be smart, competent, and trustworthy - if you are a Spartan.

kleon

Coming from a family of peasants, and growing up with neither wealth nor royalty, Kleon is Athens’s first self-made politician. But he wants more than simple wealth —Kleon lusts for power. With Sparta at Athens’s walls, burning Athenian farms and starving the people, Kleon rises to challenge Perikles’s rule of the once great city. Where once there was order, Kleon brings chaos. Where once there was cold logic, Kleon froths the masses into a fury. He will stop at nothing to have Athens under his control, and to use its might to rule the known world.

Nikolaos

A proud Spartan general, he will stop at nothing to maintain his honour and integrity. He lives haunted by a tragic past, but his notoriety as a fearless warrior in the Spartan army has led him to rise up the ranks to general. Many believe that Nikolaos will be the man who leads Sparta to glory against the Athenians.

Myrrine

Determined and assertive, she had the perfect life of a Spartan woman, with a proud, strong family. In a cruel twist of fate her life was torn from her, so she begins anew. Now an outlaw with a mysterious past, we find Myrrine living as a pirate and the leader of an island.

Deimos

A god. A warrior. A hero for Kosmos. This is the image Deimos conveys. Yet, behind the heroism is an aching pain from a lifetime of suffering. Raised and tortured by the Cult, forced to fight or die, the humanity in Deimos had died long ago. What remains is a weapon. A glorious, deadly weapon that even the Cult can not control.

Cult of Kosmos

A secretive, sinister cult that operates from the shadows, whose power and influence reaches to the farthest corners of Ancient Greece. Intent on bringing order to the Greek world so that they may have ultimate control, these masked figures may be politicians, merchants, pirates, generals…or your friends. Be careful whom you share your secrets with, because you never know who may be listening, and the cult will stop at nothing to obtain absolute control.

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