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If the captain is not killed, he can be knocked out and recruited as a lieutenant for the Adrestia. In the ship menu, his name is "Pitholaos". | If the captain is not killed, he can be knocked out and recruited as a lieutenant for the ''Adrestia''. In the ship menu, his name is "Pitholaos". | ||
Although he is referred to as a captain, he is simply called "Athenian Heavy Soldier" in the subtitles for his lines. | Although he is referred to as a captain, he is simply called "Athenian Heavy Soldier" in the subtitles for his lines. | ||
Revision as of 06:49, 22 September 2021
An Athenian captain stationed at Endymion Camp in the Psophis Foothills of Elis, Greece.
Biography
During the 428 BCE Olympic Games, the captain forced the conman Alopex and the street kids he worked with, including Maia, to steal for him, threatening with violence and other abuse, even stealing the necklace of Maia's mother.[1]
When Alopex and Maia stole the drachmae of the Spartan misthios Kassandra, Kassandra caught up with Maia, who told her all about the captain. As the girl reminded her of her friend Phoibe, Kassandra promised the girl to help her. Kassandra subsequently tracked the Captain to his camp, and overheard a conversation between Alopex and the captain, and then slew the captain, claiming the necklace of Maia's mother and freeing the street children the man kept in cages.[1]
Behind the scenes
If the captain is not killed, he can be knocked out and recruited as a lieutenant for the Adrestia. In the ship menu, his name is "Pitholaos".
Although he is referred to as a captain, he is simply called "Athenian Heavy Soldier" in the subtitles for his lines.
Gallery
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The captain with the captive children