Arkalochori Axe

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The Arkalochori Axe

The Arkalochori Axe was a Minoan golden-bladed battleaxe engraved with symbols of ritual which was used for ceremonies in Temple of Poseidon in Heraklion during the Peloponnesian War.

History

At the decree of a man known only as Swordfish, ceremonies using the axe were performed to honour the god of the seas, Poseidon. At some point bandits stole the axe, and a terrified priestess approached the visiting Spartan misthios Kassandra, asking her to retrieve the ceremonial axe and thus appease both Poseidon as well as the Swordfish.

Weapon statistics

Rarity	Damage	Default Engravings	Availability
Rare	7469	+ % Hunter Damage + % Adrenaline per Hit	Keep the axe in The Lost Arkalochori Axe

Trivia

• When the axe is found within the Arkalochori Cave, the model used is that of labrys, a double-bladed axe. When used, the axe shares the model of the Golden Axe.
• The axe in the cave is modelled after the votive double axes found within the cave in 1912 and in 1934, specifically the Arkalochori Axe.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey