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	Because his step-daughter was descended from Leonidas, Nikolaos had high hopes for her to live up to her grandfather's fame and valor and trained her from a young age. However, a catastrophe befell the family one fateful day when the [[Pythia\|Oracle of Delphi]] prophesied the destruction of Sparta at the hands of Alexios. After Kassandra accidentally killed a Spartan [[Ephor\|elder]] while attempting to save her brother's life, she was sentenced to death. Nikolaos reluctantly stood by this sentence and personally attempted to carry it out, throwing his step-daughter from the top of [[Mount Taygetos]].		Because his step-daughter was descended from Leonidas, Nikolaos had high hopes for her to live up to her grandfather's fame and valor and trained her from a young age. However, a catastrophe befell the family one fateful day when the [[Pythia\|Oracle of Delphi]] prophesied the destruction of Sparta at the hands of Alexios. After Kassandra accidentally killed a Spartan [[Ephor\|elder]] while attempting to save her brother's life, she was sentenced to death. Nikolaos reluctantly stood by this sentence and personally attempted to carry it out, throwing his step-daughter from the top of [[Mount Taygetos]].

	Years later, while fighting in the [[Peloponnesian War]], Nikolaos was unexpectedly reunited with Kassandra, who had surived her fall from Mount Taygetos and had become a ~~renowned~~ [[mercenary]]. Despite her initial desire to exact revenge ~~on him~~, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life, and he subsequently left the [[Spartan army~~\|Spartan Army~~]] to try and make amends for his past actions.<ref name="ACOd book" />		Years later, while fighting in the [[Peloponnesian War]], Nikolaos was unexpectedly reunited with Kassandra, who had surived her fall from Mount Taygetos and had become a famed [[mercenary]]. Despite her initial desire to exact revenge, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life, and he subsequently left the [[Spartan army]] to try and make amends for his past actions.<ref name="ACOd book" />

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	Immediately after killing Aristaios, Nikolaos was found by Kassandra, who had been sent to Boeotia to assist Stentor. Talking with his step-daughter, Nikolaos revealed that he sought to make amends for his past actions and reclaim his lost honor by helping his family. Kassandra then encouraged him to reunite with Stentor.<ref name="Last Fight of Aristaios" />		Immediately after killing Aristaios, Nikolaos was found by Kassandra, who had been sent to Boeotia to assist Stentor. Talking with his step-daughter, Nikolaos revealed that he sought to make amends for his past actions and reclaim his lost honor by helping his family. Kassandra then encouraged him to reunite with Stentor.<ref name="Last Fight of Aristaios" />

	Later, Nikolaos decided to follow Kassandra's advice, interrupting a duel between her and Stentor, who sought to avenge his 'death'. Nikolaos told Stentor that Kassandra had done nothing wrong and encouraged him to act like the leader he had trained him to be, claiming that Stentor would become a better commander than he ever was. After again catching up with Kassandra, who informed him that she had found Myrrine, Nikolaos warned her about a shadow growing across Sparta and wished that the [[Greek mythology\|gods]] watch over both her and Myrrine. Kassandra then left to return to Sparta while Nikolaos remained with Stentor to provide guidance.<ref name="The Conqueror" />		Later, Nikolaos decided to follow Kassandra's advice, interrupting a duel between her and Stentor, who sought to avenge his 'death'. Nikolaos told Stentor that Kassandra had done nothing wrong and encouraged him to act like the leader he had trained him to be, claiming that Stentor would become a better commander than he ever was.<ref name="The Conqueror" />

			After again catching up with Kassandra, who informed him that she had found Myrrine, Nikolaos warned her about a shadow growing across Sparta and wished that the [[Greek mythology\|gods]] watch over both her and Myrrine. Kassandra then left to return to Sparta while Nikolaos remained with Stentor to provide guidance.<ref name="The Conqueror" />

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	[[File:ACOD The Wolf of Sparta - Kassandra Sparing Nikolaos.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nikolaos spared by Kassandra]]		[[File:ACOD The Wolf of Sparta - Kassandra Sparing Nikolaos.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nikolaos spared by Kassandra]]
	When the Spartans succeeded in breaking the [[blockade of Megaris]], Nikolaos requested to meet the ''misthios'' in person, waiting on the edge of a cliff. The ''misthios'' revealed herself as Kassandra, having survived her fall from Mount Taygetos years ago and having been hired by Elpenor to kill Nikolaos. As Kassandra angrily confronted her step-father over his actions, he insisted that he had to do his duty as a Spartan.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta" /> Though desiring revenge, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life and allowed him to leave.<ref name="ACOd book" /> Before that, Nikolaos ~~reaveled~~ that he was not Kassandra's biological father and told her to find her mother Myrrine for more answers.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta" />		When the Spartans succeeded in breaking the [[blockade of Megaris]], Nikolaos requested to meet the ''misthios'' in person, waiting on the edge of a cliff. The ''misthios'' revealed herself as Kassandra, having survived her fall from Mount Taygetos years ago and having been hired by Elpenor to kill Nikolaos. As Kassandra angrily confronted her step-father over his actions, he insisted that he had to do his duty as a Spartan.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta" /> Though desiring revenge, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life and allowed him to leave.<ref name="ACOd book" /> Before that, Nikolaos revealed that he was not Kassandra's biological father and told her to find her mother Myrrine for more answers.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta" />

	Nikolaos subsequently abandoned his post in Megaris, leading to rumors that he had been killed.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Dare to Desert]]</ref> These rumors spread quickly among the Spartan army and he was officially declared dead by the ''polis'', who repossessed his [[Old Home\|home]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' - [[Home Sweet Home (Odyssey)\|Home Sweet Home]]</ref> Among those who believed the rumors of his death was Stentor, who was promoted to ''[[polemarch]]'' following Nikolaos' disappearance and sought revenge on Kassandra, blaming her for his adoptive father's death.<ref name=":0">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Conqueror]]</ref>		Nikolaos subsequently abandoned his post in Megaris, leading to rumors that he had been killed.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Dare to Desert]]</ref> These rumors spread quickly among the Spartan army and he was officially declared dead by the ''polis'', who repossessed his [[Old Home\|home]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' - [[Home Sweet Home (Odyssey)\|Home Sweet Home]]</ref> Among those who believed the rumors of his death was Stentor, who was promoted to ''[[polemarch]]'' following Nikolaos' disappearance and sought revenge on Kassandra, blaming her for his adoptive father's death.<ref name=":0">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Conqueror]]</ref>

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	'''Nikolaos of Sparta''', also known as the '''Wolf of Sparta''', was a [[Sparta]]n general who lived during the 5th century BCE. With [[Myrrine]], the daughter of King [[Leonidas]], he was the father of [[Alexios]] and step-father of [[Kassandra]].<ref name="ACOd book">[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novelization]]</ref> He was also the adoptive father of [[Stentor]].		}}
			'''Nikolaos of Sparta''', also known as the '''Wolf of Sparta''', was a famed [[Sparta]]n general who lived during the 5th century BCE.

			With [[Myrrine]], the daughter of King [[Leonidas]], he was the father of [[Alexios]] and step-father of [[Kassandra]].<ref name="ACOd book">[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novelization]]</ref> He was also the adoptive father of [[Stentor]].

	Because his step-daughter was descended from Leonidas, Nikolaos had high hopes for her to live up to their grandfather's fame and valor. However, a catastrophe befell the family one fateful day when an Oracle prophesied the destruction of Sparta at the hands of Myrrine's children. Following the apparent death of Alexios as a result of Kassandra's actions, she was sentenced to death. Nikolaos reluctantly stood by this sentence and personally attempted to carry it out, only for Kassandra to survive, and, in exile, grow up to become a legendary mercenary.		Because his step-daughter was descended from Leonidas, Nikolaos had high hopes for her to live up to their grandfather's fame and valor. However, a catastrophe befell the family one fateful day when an Oracle prophesied the destruction of Sparta at the hands of Myrrine's children. Following the apparent death of Alexios as a result of Kassandra's actions, she was sentenced to death. Nikolaos reluctantly stood by this sentence and personally attempted to carry it out, only for Kassandra to survive, and, in exile, grow up to become a legendary mercenary.
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	===Incident on Mount Taygetos===		===Incident on Mount Taygetos===
	{{Dialogue2\|Stentor\|He... he is to be admired, strong, caring in his way. But sometimes, I -\|Kassandra\|Yes?\|Nothing. Just, he gets this faraway look in his eyes, and I sense a sadness there. He is Sparta's general, but he is also made of flesh and blood. Life cannot be lived without some regrets.\|Stentor to Kassandra, on Nikolaos, 431 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|The Final Push}}[[File:ACOD_Nikolaos_Drop_Kassandra.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nikolaos dropping Kassandra to her apparent death]]		{{Dialogue2\|Stentor\|He... he is to be admired, strong, caring in his way. But sometimes, I -\|Kassandra\|Yes?\|Nothing. Just, he gets this faraway look in his eyes, and I sense a sadness there. He is Sparta's general, but he is also made of flesh and blood. Life cannot be lived without some regrets.\|Stentor to Kassandra, on Nikolaos, 431 BCE.\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|The Final Push}}[[File:ACOD_Nikolaos_Drop_Kassandra.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nikolaos dropping Kassandra to her apparent death]]
	That year, tragedy struck when the [[Cult of Kosmos]] manipulated the [[Pythia]] [[Praxithea]] into giving a false prophecy, proclaiming that Alexios would lead to the fall of Sparta.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Sins of the Past]]</ref> As a result, the newborn was condemned to be killed in order to prevent the ''polis'' downfall, a decision which Myrrine opposed.<ref name="The Big Break" />		That year, tragedy struck when the [[Cult of Kosmos]] manipulated the [[Pythia]] [[Praxithea]] into giving a false prophecy, proclaiming that Alexios would lead to the fall of Sparta.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Sins of the Past]]</ref> As a result, the newborn was condemned to be killed in order to prevent the ''polis'' downfall, a decision which Myrrine opposed.<ref name="The Big Break" />

	Nikolaos and his family were brought to [[Mount Taygetos]], where they await the sentencing surrounded by the Cult. Despite pleas from Myrrine, Nikolaos refused to budge, as he was strictly adherent to Spartan law. When Alexios was about to be thrown off the cliff by a priest, he was stopped by Kassandra, who unintentionally pushed both him off and seemingly killing both him and Alexios. As Kassandra's action was considered against Spartan law, Nikolaos was compelled by the Cultists to punish her accordingly. Despite Myrrine's please for him to spare Kassandra, Nikolaos ignored and held her up by the hand. After starring at Kassandra for a few moments, Nikolaos then threw her off the cliffs to her seemingly death.<ref name="The Big Break">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Big Break]]</ref>		Nikolaos and his family were brought to [[Mount Taygetos]], where they await the sentencing surrounded by the Cult. Despite pleas from Myrrine, Nikolaos refused to budge, as he was strictly adherent to Spartan law. When Alexios was about to be thrown off the cliff by a priest, he was stopped by Kassandra, who unintentionally pushed both him off and seemingly killing both him and Alexios. As Kassandra's action was considered against Spartan law, Nikolaos was compelled by the Cultists to punish her accordingly. Despite Myrrine's please for him to spare Kassandra, Nikolaos ignored and held her up by the hand. After starring at Kassandra for a few moments, Nikolaos then threw her off the cliffs to her seemingly death.<ref name="The Big Break">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Big Break]]</ref> Nikolaos eventually came to regret this decision.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Wolf of Sparta]]</ref>

	After the incident, Myrrine seperated from Nikolaos and left Sparta, unable to forgive him for the deaths of their children.<ref name="ACOD" /> Nikolaos later met a young Stentor, taking him under his wing after being impressed with his skills. Eventually, he adopted Stentor into his household, taking him with throughout his battles.<ref name="A Journey into War" />		After the incident, Myrrine seperated from Nikolaos and left Sparta, unable to forgive him for the deaths of their children.<ref name="ACOD" /> Nikolaos later met a young Stentor, taking him under his wing after being impressed with his skills. Eventually, he adopted Stentor into his household, taking him with throughout his battles.<ref name="A Journey into War" />
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	When the Spartans succeeded in breaking the [[blockade of Megaris]], Nikolaos requested to meet the ''misthios'' in person, waiting on the edge of a cliff. The ''misthios'' revealed herself as Kassandra, who had survived the fall years ago. When questioned by her, Nikolaos insisted he had to do his duty as a Spartan.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta"~~>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Wolf of Sparta]]<~~/~~ref~~> Though desiring revenge, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life. He went on to reveal that he was not her biological father and that her mother was still alive, before abandoning his post.<ref name="ACOd book" />		When the Spartans succeeded in breaking the [[blockade of Megaris]], Nikolaos requested to meet the ''misthios'' in person, waiting on the edge of a cliff. The ''misthios'' revealed herself as Kassandra, who had survived the fall years ago. When questioned by her, Nikolaos insisted he had to do his duty as a Spartan.<ref name="The Wolf of Sparta" /> Though desiring revenge, Kassandra ultimately spared Nikolaos' life. He went on to reveal that he was not her biological father and that her mother was still alive, before abandoning his post in Megaris.<ref name="ACOd book" />

	Nikolaos' abandoning of his post bred rumors, which spread fast in the Spartan army. Most believed him to have died, while others suspected he had deserted his post or simply disappeared.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Dare to Desert]]</ref> As Nikolaos was never found, he was declared dead by Sparta.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Port of Lawlessness]]</ref>		Nikolaos' abandoning of his post bred rumors, which spread fast in the Spartan army. Most believed him to have died, while others suspected he had deserted his post or simply disappeared.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Dare to Desert]]</ref> As Nikolaos was never found, he was declared dead by Sparta.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[Port of Lawlessness]]</ref> In the aftermath of his disappearance, his step son Stentor was appointed ''[[polemarch]]'' of his army and were dispatched to [[Boeotia]] to claim the region from Athens.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Conqueror]]</ref>

	===Return to the war===		===Return to the war===
	{{Dialogue2\|Nikolaos\|Kassandra! What are you doing here?\|Kassandra\|I came to kill him.\|He wouldn't have been a challenge for you.\|Nikolaos reunited with Kassandra, c. 427 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|The Last Fight of Aristaios}}		{{Dialogue2\|Nikolaos\|Kassandra! What are you doing here?\|Kassandra\|I came to kill him.\|He wouldn't have been a challenge for you.\|Nikolaos reunited with Kassandra, c. 427 BCE.\|Assassin's Creed: Odyssey\|The Last Fight of Aristaios}}
	[[File:ACOD The Last Fight of Aristaios 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Nikolaos reunited with Kassandra]]		[[File:ACOD The Last Fight of Aristaios 4.png\|thumb\|250px\|Nikolaos reunited with Kassandra]]
	In the aftermath of Nikolaos' disappearance, his step son Stentor was appointed ''[[polemarch]]'' of his army and were dispatched to [[Boeotia]] to claim the region from Athens.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Conqueror]]</ref> Around 427 BCE, Nikolaos reemerged from exile and decided to secretly help Stentor with his conquer efforts. In this capacity, Nikolaos tracked down one of the [[Champions of Boeotia]] [[Aristaios]] to the [[Military Fort of Gla]] in [[Lake Kopais]]. Immediately after killing Aristaios, Nikolaos was found by Kassandra, who was similarly sent to Boeotia to assist Stentor. The two then parted ways after a moment of catching up.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Last Fight of Aristaios]]</ref>		Around 427 BCE, Nikolaos reemerged from exile and decided to secretly help Stentor with his conquer efforts. In this capacity, Nikolaos tracked down one of the [[Champions of Boeotia]] [[Aristaios]] to the [[Military Fort of Gla]] in [[Lake Kopais]]. Immediately after killing Aristaios, Nikolaos was found by Kassandra, who was similarly sent to Boeotia to assist Stentor. The two then parted ways after a moment of catching up.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – [[The Last Fight of Aristaios]]</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Nikolaos (Νικολαος) means 'victory of the people', from which the [[England\|English]] form, {{Wiki\|Nicholas}}, is derived.<ref>{{WP\|Nicholas}}</ref>		*Nikolaos (Νικολαος) means 'victory of the people', from which the [[England\|English]] form, {{Wiki\|Nicholas}}, is derived.<ref>{{WP\|Nicholas}}</ref>
	*While ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' allows the protagonist to choose between sparing Nikolaos or killing him, the official novelization confirms that Kassandra spared him during their reunion in [[Megaris]], and later helped him reunite with Stentor after his 'official death.'<ref name="ACOd book CH13">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novelization – Chapter 13</ref>		*While ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' allows the protagonist to choose between sparing Nikolaos or killing him, the official novelization confirms that Kassandra spared him during their reunion in [[Megaris]], and later helped him reunite with Stentor after his 'official death.'<ref name="ACOd book CH13">''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' novelization – Chapter 13</ref>

			==Behind the scenes==
			Nikolaos is a character introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'', where he is voiced by actor [[Elias Toufexis]].

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