Tyche's Folly - Revision history

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	The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."		The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."

			==History==
	During the [[Peloponnesian War]], Taureas was forced to leave the blade behind when his unit was attacked by vicious [[wild boar]]s. A while later, he tasked the Spartan ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] to retrieve his 'luck charm' in order to release one of [[Thespis]]' actors from his debt. After discovering the charm to be in fact a blade, Kassandra decided to keep it.<ref name="Evening the Odds">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Evening the Odds]]</ref>		During the [[Peloponnesian War]], Taureas was forced to leave the blade behind when his unit was attacked by vicious [[wild boar]]s. A while later, he tasked the Spartan ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] to retrieve his 'luck charm' in order to release one of [[Thespis]]' actors from his debt. After discovering the charm to be in fact a blade, Kassandra decided to keep it.<ref name="Evening the Odds">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Evening the Odds]]</ref>

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	~~\|Epic~~		{{#section:AC:CST/Weapons\|"Tyche's Folly"}}
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	~~\| +24% Assassin Damage<br />+% Adrenaline per Hit<br~~ /~~>+% All Damage~~
	\|~~Complete [[Evening the Odds]] by keeping the blade~~
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	!colspan="5"\|Description		!colspan="5"\|Description

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	The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."		The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."

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	The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."		The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."

	During the [[Peloponnesian War]], Taureas was forced to leave the blade behind when his unit was attacked by vicious [[wild boar]]s. A while later, he tasked the Spartan ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] to retrieve his 'luck charm' in order to release one of [[Thespis]]' actors from his debt. After discovering the charm to be in fact a blade, Kassandra decided to keep it.<ref name=>''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' ~~– [[The Lost Tales of Greece]]~~ – [[Evening the Odds]]</ref>		During the [[Peloponnesian War]], Taureas was forced to leave the blade behind when his unit was attacked by vicious [[wild boar]]s. A while later, he tasked the Spartan ''[[Mercenary\|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] to retrieve his 'luck charm' in order to release one of [[Thespis]]' actors from his debt. After discovering the charm to be in fact a blade, Kassandra decided to keep it.<ref name="Evening the Odds">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[Evening the Odds]]</ref>

	==Weapon statistics==		==Weapon statistics==

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{{Era|Weapons}}
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The '''Tyche's Folly''' was a [[sword]] which belonged to the [[Sparta]]n general [[Taureas]] in the 5th century BCE [[Greece]]. Dedicated to [[Tyche]], the Greek goddess of luck and fate, Taureas considered the blade to be his own "token of luck."

During the [[Peloponnesian War]], Taureas was forced to leave the blade behind when his unit was attacked by vicious [[wild boar]]s. A while later, he tasked the Spartan ''[[Mercenary|misthios]]'' [[Kassandra]] to retrieve his 'luck charm' in order to release one of [[Thespis]]' actors from his debt. After discovering the charm to be in fact a blade, Kassandra decided to keep it.<ref name=>''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]'' – [[The Lost Tales of Greece]] – [[Evening the Odds]]</ref>

==Weapon statistics==
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!Rarity
!DPS (Lvl 99)
!Default Engravings
!Availability
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|Epic
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| +24% Assassin Damage<br />+% Adrenaline per Hit<br />+% All Damage
|Complete [[Evening the Odds]] by keeping the blade
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!colspan="5"|Description
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|colspan="5"|''"A sharp blade brings luck to the dullest of [[soldier]]s." If this is not a popular saying, it shall be one soon, as the great [[Herodotos]] has just written it.''
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==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''

==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:5th century BCE weapons]]
[[Category:Swords]]
[[Category:Personal weapons]]