Assassin's Creed Odyssey

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You finished Pythagoras, the Staff and Layla. This picks up at DLC and goes to the end.

DLC · playing as Alexios / Kassandra

Legacy of the First Blade

In this chapterIn Legacy of the First Blade, the Order of the Ancients, the precursor of the Templars, hunts the hero to eliminate their bloodline, which it considers too powerful.

In this expansion, the hero is hunted by the Order of the Ancients, who see their line as dangerous. Darius, who is persecuted in the same way, becomes an ally. The story is also about the hero's wish to have a normal life after years of war.

Legacy of the First Blade links Odyssey to the origins of the Assassins and Templars, showing the first conflicts that led to the Brotherhood. The hero's wish for a family is a human counterpart to the story's mythic scale.

What unfolds

  1. Darius, a figure mentioned in Assassin's Creed II, helps the hero while facing similar persecution.
  2. A key subplot is the hero's desire to settle down and start a family.

DLC · playing as Alexios / Kassandra

The Fate of Atlantis

In this chapterIn Atlantis the hero serves as Dikastes under Poseidon and discovers the Isu's crimes against humanity, including Project Olympos.

With Aletheia's help, the hero finds the symbols that open Atlantis. Along the way they visit mythic realms: Elysium, the Underworld and Atlantis itself. In Atlantis, the hero serves as a judge and finds the Isu's experiments, then decides the city must be destroyed. Atlantis is shown as a civilisation that created and used humans as tools. Project Olympos, a program of experiments, is the proof.

The expansion also gives the franchise its explanation for Greek myth: gods and monsters are Isu or Isu creations.

What unfolds

  1. The hero meets the Isu Aletheia, whose consciousness lives in the Staff, and must find three tombs containing symbols to open Atlantis' gate.
  2. The expansion features three realms: Elysium, where the hero deals with Persephone's strict rule and Adonis' rebellion; the Underworld, where the hero defeats Cerberus; and Atlantis.
  3. The hero decides Atlantis is unsalvageable and helps sink the city.

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Every sentence above is built from facts confirmed by at least two independent sources. Sources used: Wikipedia, Assassin's Creed Wiki.