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[[File:ACOD_Prize_of_the_Sphinx.png|thumb|180px|Prize of the Minotaur]]
'''Prize of the Minotaur''' was one of four [[Atlantis artifacts]] integral to the [[Olympos Project]].
'''Prize of the Minotaur''' was one of four [[Atlantis artifacts]] integral to the [[Olympos Project]].



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Prize of the Minotaur

Prize of the Minotaur was one of four Atlantis artifacts integral to the Olympos Project.

The artifact was capable of transmutating its users, most notable being an individual who was transformed into a Minotaur, until it was seized by the Spartan misthios Kassandra at some point during the 5th century BCE.

The artifact also acted as a key, of sorts, for the gateway to Atlantis.[1]

Owners

  • Minotaur (? – c. 429 BCE)
  • Kassandra (c. 429 BCE)

Appearance

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