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'''Hades' Executioner''' was a bladed heavy [[battleaxe|weapon]] which belonged to the [[Isu]] [[Hades]]. | '''Hades' Executioner''' was a bladed heavy [[battleaxe|weapon]] which belonged to the [[Isu]] [[Hades]]. | ||
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Hades' Executioner was a bladed heavy weapon which belonged to the Isu Hades.
In a simulation of the Underworld created by the Isu Aletheia, the Spartan misthios Kassandra obtained the weapon after defeating Hades in combat.[1]
Weapon statistics
| Rarity | Armor (Lvl 99) | Default Engravings | Availability | |
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| Legendary | 8257 | +% Assassin Damage +% Fire Damage CRIT Chance now affects Elemental Buildup |
Defeat Hades | |
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| As lord of the underworld, Hades takes great pleasure in passing the sentence of each soul's fate. The worse for them, the better for him. | ||||
Behind the scenes
The blade of Hades' Executioner, a weapon in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, is inscribed with the Greek word χᾰ́ος (kháos), meaning 'abyss, chasm, gaping void' as well as being the name of the primordial state of existence. The English word chaos is derived from it.
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