Adrestia

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The Adrestia at sea.

The Adrestia was a mercenary trireme captained by the Greek Barnabas, and in service to the Spartan mercenary Kassandra during the Peloponnesian War.

For a time, it was under the command of the Cyclops of Kephallonia, who had hired Barnabas' crew before the former's death at the hands of Kassandra who would then on captain the ship.

Crew

• Kassandra – Commandant
• Barnabas – Captain
• Herodotos
• Deimos – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Bulis – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Bayek – Lieutenant (Ubisoft club)
• Charon – Lieutenant (Helix Store)
• Evie – Lieutenant (Ubisoft club)
• Gelon – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Lionheart – Lieutenant (Helix Store)
• Myrrine – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Nikolaos – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Odessa – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Pegasos – Lieutenant (Helix Store)
• Roxana – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Spartan Renegade – Lieutenant (Helix Store)
• Stentor – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Tekton – Lieutenant (recruitable)
• Raza - Helmsman

Behind the scenes

Upgrades

Through crafting, the player can upgrade the Adrestia in a number of ways to enhance its weapons strength, hull durability, speed, and crew gear.

Figureheads could also be swapped out, once they had been acquired:

• Athena's Owl – Available through the Helix Store
• Eagle – Poseidon's Fury chest (due east of Kephallonia)
• Lion – Alecto Shipwreck
• Medusa – Medusa defeated
• Minotaur – Minotaur defeated
• Octopus – Attila Shipwreck
• Pegasus – Olympic Shipwreck
• Poseidon – Available through the Helix Store
• Reaper – Available through the Helix Store
• Skylla – Available through the Helix Store
• Snakes – Shipwreck of Nestor
• Sphinx – Sphinx defeated

Crew skins can also be changed, skins can be acquired through a number of different means:

• Assassins (Male and Female) – Acquired through Ubisoft Club
• Athenians – Phaleron Sunken Harbor
• Bandits (Male and Female) – Sunken Wreck of Datis
• Barbarians – Underwater Cavern
• Barnabas' Crew – Default Skin
• Capricornus Sailors – Available through the Helix Store
• The Cult of Kosmos – Palace of Amphitrite
• Cultists – Kill The Hydra
• Daughters of Artemis – Complete the Daughters of Artemis questline
• Elite Athenians – Available through the Helix Store
• Elite Spartans – Prototype Trireme of Ameinokles
• Ferrymen – Available through the Helix Store
• Followers of Ares – Dorion Underwater Cave
• Greek Athletes – Complete Olympics questline
• The Held – Available through the Helix Store
• Medjays – Acquired through the Ubisoft Club
• Monger's men – Kill the Monger
• Persians – Persian Remains
• Pirates of the Aegean – Twitch Prime reward
• Scions – Palace of Amphitrite
• Spartans – Ariabignes Shipwreck
• The Water Born – Available through the Helix Store

The Adrestia itself can also be equipped with different skins:

• The Adrestia – Default Skin
• The Aegean Pirate – Twitch Prime reward
• The Babylonian – Acquired through Ubisoft Club
• The Black Wind – Defeat the legendary ship, The Black Wind
• The Capricornus – Available through the Helix Store
• The Colors of Keos – Complete the side quest, Recruitment Drive
• The Crusher – Available through the Helix Store
• The Fist of Zeus – Defeat the elite ship, The God's Rage
• The Hounds of Hades – Pavlopetri
• The Hydras Venom – Defeat elite ship near Chios
• The Last Ferry – Available through the Helix Store
• Paralos – Available through the Helix Store
• The Minotaur's Revenge – Looted from an unmarked underwater cave in Makedonia
• The Phoenician – Acquired through the Ubisoft Club
• Poseidon's Glory – Available through the Helix Store
• The Prancing Pegasos – Hermits Dive
• Raging Bull – Random loot from naval combat
• The Satyr – Phoibean Lagoon
• The Scarlet Dawn – Defeat the elite ship, The Erginos
• The Sea Swallow – Defeat the elite ship, The Peloros
• The Silent Serpent – Stormfall Bay

Etymology

• In Greek mythology, Adrestia was the daughter of Ares and Aphrodite, and she was venerated as a goddess of revolt, retribution, and balance between good and evil.
• The name befits a fast ship: in ancient Greek Ἀδρήστεια means 'inescapable' or 'she who cannot be escaped'. It was also an epithet of the goddess of retribution, Nemesis.

Gallery

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  The Adrestia at dock
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  The deck of the Adrestia
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  The Adrestia anchored off shore
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  The Adrestia early in the misthios' employ

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey