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At some point, Hypatos became acquainted with [[Diokles ( | At some point, Hypatos became acquainted with [[Diokles (fisherman)|Diokles]], a former [[Athens|Athenian]] soldier who now lived as a fisherman at the [[Port of Kechries]] in Korinthia. Diokles soon took to gambling, often borrowing [[Drachma|money]] from Hypatos and becoming one of his smugglers to pay for his losses. Hypatos also became acquainted with the bandit leader and [[Cult of Kosmos]] member [[The Monger]], whom he considered his competitor.<ref name="Moving On">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Lost Tales of Greece]]'' – [[Moving On]]</ref> | ||
Eventually, Diokles took to stealing Hypatos' money when he could not pay for his debts.<ref name="Moving On" /> This led to Hypatos ordering his men based at the [[Ruined Temple of Zeus]] to kill Diokles around 422 BCE.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Lost Tales of Greece'' – [[Bloody Libation]]</ref> However, Hypatos felt that Diokles' death was not enough and soon took to kidnapping his son [[Timotheos]] and holding him captive at the ancient ruins of [[Mycenae]].<ref name="Moving On" /> | Eventually, Diokles took to stealing Hypatos' money when he could not pay for his debts.<ref name="Moving On" /> This led to Hypatos ordering his men based at the [[Ruined Temple of Zeus]] to kill Diokles around 422 BCE.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Lost Tales of Greece'' – [[Bloody Libation]]</ref> However, Hypatos felt that Diokles' death was not enough and soon took to kidnapping his son [[Timotheos]] and holding him captive at the ancient ruins of [[Mycenae]].<ref name="Moving On" /> | ||
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Hypatos was a bandit leader who operated in Argolis and Korinthia during the Peloponnesian War.
Biography[edit | edit source]
At some point, Hypatos became acquainted with Diokles, a former Athenian soldier who now lived as a fisherman at the Port of Kechries in Korinthia. Diokles soon took to gambling, often borrowing money from Hypatos and becoming one of his smugglers to pay for his losses. Hypatos also became acquainted with the bandit leader and Cult of Kosmos member The Monger, whom he considered his competitor.[1]
Eventually, Diokles took to stealing Hypatos' money when he could not pay for his debts.[1] This led to Hypatos ordering his men based at the Ruined Temple of Zeus to kill Diokles around 422 BCE.[2] However, Hypatos felt that Diokles' death was not enough and soon took to kidnapping his son Timotheos and holding him captive at the ancient ruins of Mycenae.[1]
Timotheos was later freed by the misthios Kassandra, who had become friends with both him and his brother Lykinos. Hypatos soon confronted the trio at the ruins, revealing to the brothers the reason for their father's death.[1]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Hypatos revealing his dealings with Diokles -
Hypatos requesting his group's freedom
Appearances[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Lost Tales of Greece – Moving On
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Lost Tales of Greece – Bloody Libation