Drogarati Cave

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Drogarati Cave is a cave located near Markos' Vineyard in Kephallonia, Greece. During the 5th century BCE, it housed a small shrine dedicated to Hermes, a god in Greek mythology.

History

In 431 BCE, the Spartan misthios Kassandra visited the cave, having been sent by a local man who had lost much of his wealth due to his daily tributes to the shrine. Investigating the shrine, Kassandra discovered a group of bandits hiding in a chamber behind the statue of the god, and stealing the tributes. Kassandra then eliminated the bandits, recovered the stolen tributes, and reported her findings to the man outside the cave.

While leaving the cave, Kassandra overheard a woman praying to the god, begging for help. Kassandra decided to play the part of a god, and aid the woman.

Appearance

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey