Oikos of the Olympians

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A view of the Oikos of the Olympians

The Oikos of the Olympians was a small market in the town of Kirrha in Phokis, Greece.

The market was run by the merchant Sargon, who specialized in selling rare and unique equipment uncommonly found across Greece in exchange for orichalcum. The misthios Kassandra collected orichalcum and exchanged it with Sargon for his merchandise.

There was also a blacksmith who lent his services to Kassandra in repairing a broken sword by smelting the Image of the Ancients collected by her.

Trivia

• Οἶκος (oîkos) is the Greek word which can be translated as 'house, home'.
• The name of the market references Olympians, but whether the gods or the athletes is unknown.

Gallery

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  Symbol of the market
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  Sargon within the Oikos

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Odyssey