10 Historical Figures In Assassin’s Creed Odyssey

Praxilla

Praxilla, who was known as a busy and gifted author in her time, adds some family drama to Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. The first place Kassandra meets Praxilla is in the Port of Kreusis, which is near the coast of Boeotia.

In the end, Kassandra finds out that Praxilla’s divorced son Orchimedes stole her Lyre. She asks you to find it. The fool finds out more about the poet’s past after Kassandra finishes the tasks Praxilla’s Admirer, Lyre Lyre, and Praxilla’s Legacy.

Years before the events of Odyssey, Praxilla left her husband Achaikos and their son to follow her dream of becoming an artist. It is possible for Alessandra to help Praxilla and her son get along again. The side quests with Praxilla are very interesting, but they are not necessary for Kassandra’s story.

Alkibiades

Kassandra meets Alkibiades for the first time at a party given by Perikles, where she also meets many other important people in the game. Just like Socrates, Alkibiades shows up again and again in Kassandra’s quest, giving her different side tasks and extra chances.

Alkibiades also sets up meetings between Kassandra and a number of important figures, such as the artist Praxilla. In the world of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, he often adds a little something extra to Kassandra’s normal tasks.

In history, Alkibiades played a big role in the second half of the Peloponnesian War, but he had to run away from his enemies in the end.

Phidias

Someone named Phidias is thought to have made the figure of Zeus in Olympia, which was one of the Seven Ancient World Wonders. He is also the artist who made the famous figure of Athena at the Parthenon. He is Perikles’ close friend in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and has to leave Athens.

Since the Cult of Kosmos wants to kill Phidias, Perikles tells Kassandra to make sure he gets out of Athens safely. Later, Kassandra can find Phidias at Olympia, which is where the modern Olympics got their start. Kassandra is told by Phidias to find hints to decode a Spartan Scytale. While she is out looking for them, Deimos tortures and kills Phidias.

Kassandra is working to find clues for the same myth, and Deimos wants Phidias to help him figure it out. But Phidias is killed because he could only see the hint in Zeus’ statue.

Kleon

Kleon is now a high-ranking member of the Cult of Kosmos in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. In the game’s history, he was Perikles’ foe. Kassandra meets him for the first time after he and Perikles have a fight. He keeps making the people of Athens feel uneasy and suspicious, and things reach a peak when the city is hit by a plague.

Before Kleon takes over as leader of Athens, Perikles was killed by Deimos. Kleon wanted to be more active in the war with Sparta, and the people of Athens agreed with him. Later, he put to death thousands of people from Mytilene who had rebelled against Athens.

Kleon dies in the Battle of Amphipolis and is seen again in a version of the Underworld.

Hippokrates

Hippokrates is one of many people that Kassandra has to help her find her mother, Myrinne. He is known as the “father of medicine.” Hippokrates is found by the misthios in the Cave of Pan, which is southeast of Argo. Before giving her information, Hippokrates tells Kassandra to get his notes from a nearby fort.

Once he helped him, Hippokrates isn’t seen again until Perikles falls and Aspasia runs away from Athens. Kassandra tries to get both Hippokrates and Sokrates to leave, but they both decide to stay and help the people of Athens.

In the end, Hippokrates helps to overthrow Kleon’s government. Kassandra can find Hippos helping sick and dying people all through Wordle Unlimited. He asks Kassandra to help him with his work more than once. The Hippocratic Oath and other ideas that Hippokrates brought to medicine have an impact on current medicine.

Aspasia

Aspasia is the wife of Perikles and is first shown as a smart friend in Alessandra’s fight against the Cult of Kosmos. She tells Alessandra that she should go all over Greece to look for signs about her mother.

Aspasia has a very important part in Alessandra’s story as the Ghost of Kosmos, even though not much is known about her history. Aspasia still helps Kassandra with her quest even though she had to leave Athens during the Plague and her partner had died.

Aspasia realized the cult needed to be killed after spending time with Perikles and seeing what it had done to Deimos. This was true even though she was part of the cult. Aspasia doesn’t show herself until a long time later, after the group has been destroyed.

Sokrates

It’s possible that Kassandra is one of the most controversial characters in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Their first meeting gives us a good idea of how their friendship would develop. You can meet Kassandra for the first time at the trial of Anaxagoras, Socrates’ teacher, who is being shunned by the Polis. He finds out that Kassandra messed with the vote and asks her a lot of questions.

They keep running into each other over the course of a few years. His fights often get him into trouble, and Sokrates’ partner finally asks Kassandra to help him escape a group of thieves.

Sokrates is also a major player in the plot to remove Kleon from power, and he helps stir up trouble in Athens. Some people in Athens didn’t like Socrates because of the way he debated, which became known as the “Socratic method.”

Perikles

People praise Perikles as one of the main reasons why Athens became a democracy. Perikles and Kassandra meet at the discussion with Kleon. Perikles asks Kassandra to help him save his friend Phidias from the group after they talk. In the end, Kassandra can decide to help Perikles make Kleon look bad so that he can keep his power over Athens.

People also call Perikles the “first citizen of Athens,” and he was in charge of building the Acropolis, which is where the Parthenon is now. He encouraged people in Athens to love the arts, politics, and society. But in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, his love for the Parthenon kills him. Even though Perikles tries hard, Deimos kills her after the plague hits Athens. Aspasia and Kassandra have to leave Athens because of his death, which gives Kleon power.

Brasidas

History says that at the start of the Peloponnesian War, Brasidas was the most respected general in Sparta. His end was changed, though, so that it would fit the story of Assassin’s Creed.

Many Odyssey fans agree that Brasidas’ entry into the world is one of the most amazing parts of the game. He charges into battle to help Kassandra destroy the Monger’s building. The Monger is a member of the Cult of Kosmos and controls the whole world of Korinth.

Brasidas and Kassandra don’t meet again until two years after she kills the Monger, when she gets to Sparta. He continues to help Kassandra fight the group after that, even standing up for her against the two kings of Sparta. As the fight goes on, Brasidas is killed by Deimos.

Herodotos

People call Herodotos the “Father of History,” and the Histories, which tells the story of the Greek and Persian wars, are one of his most famous works. Kassandra meets him for the first time at the Sanctuary of Delphi, where he offers to help and share what he knows. Herodotos then helps Kassandra get into the secret meeting of the group, where she finds out that Alexei, who is now known as Deimos, is still alive.

Herodotos is an important partner in the fight against the cult and can’t be replaced. Kassandra can go all over Greece to find and beat every member of the cult because he knows a lot of people and has a lot of ties. He died, and someone betrayed him, so Herodotos and Kassandra finally split up. Herodotos and Kassandra meet again when Leonidas’ spear loses its strength. That night, Layla Hassan finds the knife in his grave after she gave it to him.