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	[[File:ACOD Ashes to Ashes - Chrysis Explaing Her Actions.png\|thumb\|250px\|Chrysis confronted by Kassandra]]		[[File:ACOD Ashes to Ashes - Chrysis Explaing Her Actions.png\|thumb\|250px\|Chrysis confronted by Kassandra]]
	Inside, Chrysis laid the baby on the altar and spoke with Kassandra, entreating her to join the Cult and make Chrysis' family "complete." When the ''misthios'' refused, ~~she~~ set the shrine on fire, forcing Kassandra to either save the baby~~, or go after Chrysis~~.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" /> However, while attempting to flee the altar, Chrysis was attacked and killed by her estranged son Dolops.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novel]] – Chapter 8</ref>		Inside, Chrysis laid the baby on the altar and spoke with Kassandra, entreating her to join the Cult and make Chrysis' family "complete." When the ''misthios'' refused, Chrysis set the shrine on fire, forcing Kassandra to either pursue her or stay and save the baby.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" /> However, while attempting to flee the altar, Chrysis was attacked and killed by her estranged son Dolops.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novel]] – Chapter 8</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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	As a child, Chrysis was abandoned by her parents at the [[Sanctuary of Asklepios]] in [[Argolis]].<ref name="Written in Stone">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Written in Stone]]</ref> The [[Priests of Asklepios\|priests]] of the sanctuary raised her as one of their own, teaching her all they knew about gods and healing.<ref name="Heart for a Head">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[A Heart for a Head]]</ref> She was well-loved by the priests, as well as a fast learner and strong-willed.<ref name="Written in Stone" />		As a child, Chrysis was abandoned by her parents at the [[Sanctuary of Asklepios]] in [[Argolis]].<ref name="Written in Stone">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Written in Stone]]</ref> The [[Priests of Asklepios\|priests]] of the sanctuary raised her as one of their own, teaching her all they knew about gods and healing.<ref name="Heart for a Head">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[A Heart for a Head]]</ref> She was well-loved by the priests, as well as a fast learner and strong-willed.<ref name="Written in Stone" />

	Growing up, Chrysis became a priestess of [[Hera]] serving at the nearby [[Heraion of Argos\|sanctuary]] dedicated to the goddess,<ref name="ACOd">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey''</ref> and ~~even~~ rose through the ranks to ~~become~~ the greatest.<ref name="Death Comes">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Death Comes For Us All]]</ref>		Growing up, Chrysis became a priestess of [[Hera]], serving at the nearby [[Heraion of Argos\|sanctuary]] dedicated to the goddess,<ref name="ACOd">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey''</ref> and eventually rose through the ranks to be considered the sanctuary's greatest priestess.<ref name="Death Comes">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Death Comes For Us All]]</ref>

	Chrysis also became a mother at some point, bearing and rearing a son named Dolops. However, she kept his birth a secret, believing it brought shame to her. They eventually grew apart, and he pursued a career first as a [[Doctor\|healer]], and then as a farmer in [[Epidauros]].<ref name="Herald of Murder">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[A Herald of Murder]]</ref>		Chrysis also became a mother at some point, bearing and rearing a son named Dolops. However, she kept his birth a secret, believing it brought shame to her. They eventually grew apart, and he pursued a career first as a [[Doctor\|healer]], and then as a farmer in [[Epidauros]].<ref name="Herald of Murder">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[A Herald of Murder]]</ref>

	===Cult of Kosmos===		===Cult of Kosmos===
	At some point, the Cult of Kosmos approached Chrysis ~~and she was seen with them~~. Their ~~ideas~~ appealed to her and she left her old teachers' ideas for theirs. With the Cult, her power and influence grew, her role as a 'servant of Hera' protecting her from backlash.<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> Eventually she held every priest of the sanctuary of Asklepios in her sway, either as her allies or as her subjects.<ref name="Written in Stone" />		At some point, the Cult of Kosmos approached Chrysis. Their ideals appealed to her and she left her old teachers' ideas for theirs. With the Cult, her power and influence grew, her role as a 'servant of Hera' protecting her from backlash.<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> Eventually she held every priest of the sanctuary of Asklepios under her sway, either as her allies or as her subjects.<ref name="Written in Stone" />

	In the 440s BCE, when [[Myrrine]] came from [[Sparta]] to the sanctuary, the priests offered her food and a bath, but could not help her badly injured [[Alexios\|baby]]. Despite the priest [[Mydon]]'s best attempts, he had to tell her that the baby would die.		In the 440s BCE, when [[Myrrine]] came from [[Sparta]] to the sanctuary, the priests offered her food and a bath, but could not help her badly injured [[Alexios\|baby]]. Despite the priest [[Mydon]]'s best attempts, he had to tell her that the baby would die.
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	===The Peloponnesian War===		===The Peloponnesian War===
	When stories ~~begun~~ to circulate about an "[[Ikaros\|eagle]]-~~[[Kassandra\|~~bearing]] ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]''", Chrysis tightened her hold on the priests of Asklepios, forcing them to swear not to tell the mercenary a single thing, especially about a Spartan woman and her baby, or face death. Most acquiesced, while some like [[Pleistos]] allied themselves with her, and others like [[Timoxenos]] protested.<ref name="Heart for a Head" />		[[File:ACOD Chrysis Threatens Sostratos.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chrysis threatening Sostratos]]
			When stories began to circulate about an "[[Ikaros\|eagle]]-bearing ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]''", Chrysis tightened her hold on the priests of Asklepios, forcing them to swear not to tell the mercenary a single thing, especially about a Spartan woman and her baby, or face death. Most acquiesced, while some like [[Pleistos]] allied themselves with her, and others like [[Timoxenos]] protested.<ref name="Heart for a Head" />

	~~[[File:ACOD Chrysis Threatens Sostratos.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chrysis threatening Sostratos]]~~		Chrysis also publicly accused an Argivean healer, [[Hippokrates]], of impiety. [[Kassandra]] happened to witness Chrysis and [[Sostratos]], Hippokrates' assistant and student, exchanging words about the accusations, and Hippokrates' whereabouts at his [[Hippokrates' Clinic\|clinic]] in [[Argos]].<ref name="First Do No Harm">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[First Do No Harm]]</ref>
	Chrysis also publicly accused an Argivean healer, [[Hippokrates]], of impiety. Kassandra happened to witness Chrysis and [[Sostratos]], Hippokrates' assistant and student, exchanging words about the accusations, and Hippokrates' whereabouts at his [[Hippokrates' Clinic\|clinic]] in [[Argos]].<ref name="First Do No Harm">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[First Do No Harm]]</ref>

	After Kassandra ~~figured out~~ Chrysis' affiliation with the Cult of Kosmos, as well as her ~~part in~~ Alexios~~' life~~, ~~Kassandra hunted~~ Chrysis ~~down~~ to the Altar of Apollo Maleatas. There, Chrysis had left a slain [[eagle]] as a warning. Following the cries of an [[Alethea\|infant]], Kassandra found a small shrine nearby, as well as [[~~guard~~]]s loyal to the Cult. After besting them, Kassandra entered the shrine.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />		After Kassandra uncovered Chrysis' affiliation with the Cult of Kosmos, as well as her abduction of Kassandra's brother Alexios as an infant, she tracked Chrysis to the Altar of Apollo Maleatas. There, Chrysis had left a slain [[eagle]] as a warning. Following the cries of an [[Alethea\|infant]], Kassandra found a small shrine nearby, as well as [[Soldier\|guards]] loyal to the Cult. After besting them, Kassandra entered the shrine.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />

	[[File:ACOD Ashes to Ashes - Chrysis Explaing Her Actions.png\|thumb\|250px\|Chrysis confronted by Kassandra]]		[[File:ACOD Ashes to Ashes - Chrysis Explaing Her Actions.png\|thumb\|250px\|Chrysis confronted by Kassandra]]
	Inside, Chrysis laid the baby on the altar and spoke with Kassandra, entreating her to join the Cult, make Chrysis' family "complete." At the ~~end~~, she set the shrine on fire, forcing Kassandra to either save the baby, or go after Chrysis.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" /> However, while attempting to flee the altar, Chrysis was killed by her son Dolops.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novel]]</ref>		Inside, Chrysis laid the baby on the altar and spoke with Kassandra, entreating her to join the Cult and make Chrysis' family "complete." When the ''misthios'' refused, she set the shrine on fire, forcing Kassandra to either save the baby, or go after Chrysis.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" /> However, while attempting to flee the altar, Chrysis was attacked and killed by her estranged son Dolops.<ref>[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novel]] – Chapter 8</ref>

	==Legacy==		===Legacy===
	By the time of the Peloponnesian War, Chrysis held the Sanctuary of Asklepios collectively under her thumb, either through fear or loyalty. According to her, she was the one who had raised multiple warriors and guards loyal to the Cult, with Deimos being only one of them, albeit the most powerful.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />		By the time of the Peloponnesian War, Chrysis held the Sanctuary of Asklepios collectively under her thumb, either through fear or loyalty. According to her, she was the one who had raised multiple warriors and guards loyal to the Cult, with Deimos being only one of them, albeit the most powerful.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />

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	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	~~In the beginning~~, Chrysis was a devoted worshiper of the Greek gods until she was recruited by the Cult of Kosmos. Their teachings either "turned her heart black"<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> or merely encouraged the "anger in her heart that could not be soothed."<ref name="Written in Stone" /> In any case, she became a cruel, psychotic and fanatical individual. As exemplified by her opposition to Hippokrates' medical practices, she believed that only deities could deliver healing and not the hands of man.<ref name="First Do No Harm" />		Initially, Chrysis was a devoted worshiper of the Greek gods until she was recruited by the Cult of Kosmos. Their teachings either "turned her heart black"<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> or merely encouraged the "anger in her heart that could not be soothed."<ref name="Written in Stone" /> In any case, she became a cruel, psychotic and fanatical individual. As exemplified by her opposition to Hippokrates' medical practices, she believed that only deities could deliver healing and not the hands of man.<ref name="First Do No Harm" />

	In her interactions with Kassandra, Chrysis demonstrated a delusional obsession with ~~the Bloodline~~, believing herself to be more of a "mother" to the grandchildren of ~~[[Leonidas I of Sparta\|~~Leonidas]] than Myrrine had ever been.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />		In her interactions with Kassandra, Chrysis demonstrated a delusional obsession with [[Leonidas I of Sparta\|Leonidas]]' bloodline, believing herself to be more of a "mother" to the grandchildren of Leonidas than Myrrine had ever been.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Chrysis is a historical character who ~~appeared~~ in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' as a member of the Cult of Kosmos~~, the main protagonist of the game~~. She was voiced by Greek actress [[Martha Tompoulidou]].		Chrysis is a historical character who appears in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' as a member of the Cult of Kosmos. She was voiced by Greek actress [[Martha Tompoulidou]].

	Historically, Chrysis accidentally burned down the oldest temple dedicated to Hera at the Heraion of Argos in 423 BCE, and thus destroyed the sanctuary as mentioned in the [[Historical Locations]] overlay.		Historically, Chrysis accidentally burned down the oldest temple dedicated to Hera at the Heraion of Argos in 423 BCE, and thus destroyed the sanctuary as mentioned in the [[Historical Locations]] overlay.

	~~==Trivia==~~		In ''Odyssey'', the player can choose to either save the baby from the fire Chrysis started or assassinate the Cultist in "[[Ashes to Ashes]]". If the former option was chosen, Chrysis will be slain in the memory "[[Death Comes For Us All]]".
	*In ''Odyssey'', the player can choose to either save the baby from the fire Chrysis ~~caused~~ or assassinate the Cultist in [[Ashes to Ashes]]. If the former was chosen, Chrysis will be slain in the memory [[Death Comes For Us All]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	\|name = Chrysis		\|name = Chrysis
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	\|death = 430 BCE<br />[[Argolis]], [[Greece]]		\|death = 430 BCE<br>[[Argolis]], [[Greece]]
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	'''Chrysis''' (died 430 BCE) was a priestess of [[Hera]] and a member of the [[Worshippers of the Bloodline]] branch of the [[Cult of Kosmos]]. She was the mother of [[Dolops]].		'''Chrysis''' (died 430 BCE) was a priestess of [[Hera]] and a member of the [[Worshippers of the Bloodline]] branch of the [[Cult of Kosmos]]. She was the mother of [[Dolops]].
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	===Cult of Kosmos===		===Cult of Kosmos===
	At some point, the Cult of Kosmos approached Chrysis and she was seen with them. Their ideas appealed to her and she left her old teachers' ideas for theirs. With the Cult, her power and influence grew, her role as a 'servant of Hera' protecting her from backlash.<ref name="Heart for a Head" />		At some point, the Cult of Kosmos approached Chrysis and she was seen with them. Their ideas appealed to her and she left her old teachers' ideas for theirs. With the Cult, her power and influence grew, her role as a 'servant of Hera' protecting her from backlash.<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> Eventually she held every priest of the sanctuary of Asklepios in her sway, either as her allies or as her subjects.<ref name="Written in Stone" />

	Eventually she held every priest of the sanctuary of Asklepios in her sway, either as her allies or as her subjects.<ref name="Written in Stone" />

	In the 440s BCE, when [[Myrrine]] came from [[Sparta]] to the sanctuary, the priests offered her food and a bath, but could not help her badly injured [[Alexios\|baby]]. Despite the priest [[Mydon]]'s best attempts, he had to tell her that the baby would die.		In the 440s BCE, when [[Myrrine]] came from [[Sparta]] to the sanctuary, the priests offered her food and a bath, but could not help her badly injured [[Alexios\|baby]]. Despite the priest [[Mydon]]'s best attempts, he had to tell her that the baby would die.
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	When stories begun to circulate about an "[[Ikaros\|eagle]]-[[Kassandra\|bearing]] ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]''", Chrysis tightened her hold on the priests of Asklepios, forcing them to swear not to tell the mercenary a single thing, especially about a Spartan woman and her baby, or face death. Most acquiesced, while some like [[Pleistos]] allied themselves with her, and others like [[Timoxenos]] protested.<ref name="Heart for a Head" />		When stories begun to circulate about an "[[Ikaros\|eagle]]-[[Kassandra\|bearing]] ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]''", Chrysis tightened her hold on the priests of Asklepios, forcing them to swear not to tell the mercenary a single thing, especially about a Spartan woman and her baby, or face death. Most acquiesced, while some like [[Pleistos]] allied themselves with her, and others like [[Timoxenos]] protested.<ref name="Heart for a Head" />

			[[File:ACOD Chrysis Threatens Sostratos.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chrysis threatening Sostratos]]
	Chrysis also publicly accused an Argivean healer, [[Hippokrates]], of impiety. Kassandra happened to witness Chrysis and [[Sostratos]], Hippokrates' assistant and student, exchanging words about the accusations, and Hippokrates' whereabouts at his [[Hippokrates' Clinic\|clinic]] in [[Argos]].<ref name="First Do No Harm">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[First Do No Harm]]</ref>		Chrysis also publicly accused an Argivean healer, [[Hippokrates]], of impiety. Kassandra happened to witness Chrysis and [[Sostratos]], Hippokrates' assistant and student, exchanging words about the accusations, and Hippokrates' whereabouts at his [[Hippokrates' Clinic\|clinic]] in [[Argos]].<ref name="First Do No Harm">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[First Do No Harm]]</ref>

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	In her interactions with Kassandra, Chrysis demonstrated a delusional obsession with the Bloodline, believing herself to be more of a "mother" to the grandchildren of [[Leonidas I of Sparta\|Leonidas]] than Myrrine had ever been.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />		In her interactions with Kassandra, Chrysis demonstrated a delusional obsession with the Bloodline, believing herself to be more of a "mother" to the grandchildren of [[Leonidas I of Sparta\|Leonidas]] than Myrrine had ever been.<ref name="Ashes to Ashes" />

			==Behind the scenes==
			Chrysis is a historical character who appeared in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' as a member of the Cult of Kosmos, the main protagonist of the game. She was voiced by Greek actress [[Martha Tompoulidou]].

			Historically, Chrysis accidentally burned down the oldest temple dedicated to Hera at the Heraion of Argos in 423 BCE, and thus destroyed the sanctuary as mentioned in the [[Historical Locations]] overlay.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In ''Odyssey'', the player can choose to either save the baby from the fire Chrysis caused or assassinate the Cultist in [[Ashes to Ashes]]. If the former was chosen, Chrysis will be slain in the memory [[Death Comes For Us All]].		*In ''Odyssey'', the player can choose to either save the baby from the fire Chrysis caused or assassinate the Cultist in [[Ashes to Ashes]]. If the former was chosen, Chrysis will be slain in the memory [[Death Comes For Us All]].
	*Historically, Chrysis accidentally burned down the oldest temple dedicated to Hera at the Heraion of Argos in 423 BCE, and thus destroyed the sanctuary as mentioned in the [[Historical Locations]] overlay.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">		<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
	ACOD Chrysis Meets Kassandra.png\|Chrysis' first meeting with Kassandra		ACOD Chrysis Meets Kassandra.png\|Chrysis' first meeting with Kassandra
			ACOD Chrysis' body.png\|Chrysis' body
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	She was also regarded as "that crazy priestess" by [[Antonide]], an informant working for [[Elpenor]], a member of the [[Eyes of Kosmos]] branch of the Cult. Though Antonide suspected Chrysis held what Elpenor wanted to know, he was not willing to approach Chrysis, as she terrified Antonide.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Wolf's Fate]]</ref>		She was also regarded as "that crazy priestess" by [[Antonide]], an informant working for [[Elpenor]], a member of the [[Eyes of Kosmos]] branch of the Cult. Though Antonide suspected Chrysis held what Elpenor wanted to know, he was not willing to approach Chrysis, as she terrified Antonide.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Wolf's Fate]]</ref>

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	In the beginning, Chrysis was a devoted worshiper of the Greek gods until she was recruited by the Cult of Kosmos. Their teachings either "turned her heart black"<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> or merely encouraged the "anger in her heart that could not be soothed."<ref name="Written in Stone" /> In any case, she became a cruel, psychotic and fanatical individual. As exemplified by her opposition to Hippokrates' medical practices, she believed that only deities could deliver healing and not the hands of man.<ref name="First Do No Harm" />		In the beginning, Chrysis was a devoted worshiper of the Greek gods until she was recruited by the Cult of Kosmos. Their teachings either "turned her heart black"<ref name="Heart for a Head" /> or merely encouraged the "anger in her heart that could not be soothed."<ref name="Written in Stone" /> In any case, she became a cruel, psychotic and fanatical individual. As exemplified by her opposition to Hippokrates' medical practices, she believed that only deities could deliver healing and not the hands of man.<ref name="First Do No Harm" />

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	'''Chrysis''' (died 430 BCE) was a priestess of [[Hera]] and a ~~high-ranking~~ member of the [[Worshippers of the Bloodline]] branch of the [[Cult of Kosmos]]. She was the mother of [[Dolops]].		'''Chrysis''' (died 430 BCE) was a priestess of [[Hera]] and a member of the [[Worshippers of the Bloodline]] branch of the [[Cult of Kosmos]]. She was the mother of [[Dolops]].



	==Biography==		==Biography==