Nonetheless, its history is suggested by a mold within the Ancient Forge on the Greek island of Andros. However, given its descriptions it is unlikely that that is the case. This anomaly is also seen in the cases of Darius with the Pride of the Lion and Leda with the Hero's Sword.Īs the Peloponnesian War predates the eponymous Damokles by almost a century, the sword's name is anachronistic unless it refers to a different Damokles. Canonically there would only be one Sword of Damokles. This effectively means that the legendary sword received by the player is a new copy rather than it being transferred from Deimos' possession to the player. If Deimos is successfully recruited as a lieutenant aboard the player's ship Adrestia, however, they continue to wield the blade as though the player does not have it. After defeating Deimos, the player is rewarded with the legendary sword. The Sword of Damokles is the weapon wielded in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey by Deimos, one of the game's main antagonists.
It is razor sharp, and surprisingly light, despite its elaborate shape. Rank 1: Instantly strike an enemy for 50% damage and heal this hero for 5% of their maximum health.Ī mighty Isu artifact that fell into Kassandra's hands after she faced Deimos. Life Leech: Heal yourself with each strike. It taught him a lesson in wishing for ultimate fortune. This is the very sword from the story of Damokles. She later claimed the artifact, but was unable to use its enhanced abilities. After Deimos' defeat at the hands of his sister Kassandra, the sword fell from the height of Mount Taygetos. The Cult granted the weapon to their champion Deimos, the grandson of King Leonidas of Sparta, as his direct descent from the Isu allowed him to utilize more of the artifact's potential. īy the late 5th century BCE, the artifact had come into the possession of the Cult of Kosmos, an offshoot of the Hermeticists. Created by the Isu scientist Hephaistos during the War of Unification, the Sword of Damokles and other Pieces of Eden like it seemed to grant their bearers great power and leadership, and were later used by influential humans in battle.
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