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Phobos
Phobos was the personal steed given to the Spartan misthios Kassandra which accompanied her journey throughout Greece during the Peloponnesian War. It was given by her friend, Markos, in Kephallonia in 431 BCE after the latter requested her to collect a debt from Duris, a merchant in Sami.[1]
Skins
Layla Hassan's Animus HR-8.5 interface allows for a variety of skins to be applied to Phobos:
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Abraxas | This fiery steed comes straight from the Underworld. | Rewarded upon becoming a tier one mercenary. |
| Aegean Atoll | This mount somehow enjoys being on rocking boats as much as running on dry land. | Available through the Helix Store | |
| Black Unicorn | Riding a unicorn is a once in a lifetime experience. Riding a Black Unicorn is simply indestructible. | Available from the Helix store for 500 helix credits. | |
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Brown Horse | A strong horse that won't hesitate to charge through battle. | Available from a blacksmith for drachmae. |
| Cerberus's Offspring | Whether it had one, three, or one hundred heads, this hound of Hades had one job: to stop the dead from leaving. | Available from the Underworld Mythical Pack DLC. | |
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Egyptian Horse | Horses from Egypt can endure the most hostile climates. | Available from a blacksmith for drachmae. |
| Entry Not Found (Equine Enforcer) | State-of-the-art armor on a Bronze Age mode of transportation. You just know this was a Templar Inner Sanctum request. -LH | Available from the Abstergo Pack DLC. | |
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Fangs | This horse comes from generations who served silent and deadly warriors. | Available from the blacksmith for 4,000 drachmae. |
| Ghost | Like the ghost of Patroklos visiting Achilles, this horse is elusive and has likely entered Hades's gates. | Available through the Helix Store | |
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Hourglass | Adorned with the symbols of the Titan Kronos, this mount will serve faithfully until the end of time. | Available from the Helix store for 300 helix credits or from the Kronos Pack DLC. |
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Mycenaean Steed | Often used for trading gold, copper, glass, and ivory, these horses are also found use pulling chariots in battle. | Available from the Ubisoft Club for 20 points. |
| Nemea | Protected by the Nemean Lion's fur, Nemea is nearly impervious to attack. Unless Herakles decides otherwise. | Available from the Nemean Lion Pack DLC. | |
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Pale Horse | Healthy and enduring, this horse can accomplish any task. | Available from a blacksmith for drachmae. |
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Pegasos | Born when Perseus decapitated Medusa, Pegasos was asked by Zeus to bring lightning and thunder to him from Olympos. | Available from the Pegasos Pack DLC. |
| Princess | There's one thing that Leda, Antigone, Hermione, and Nausikaa have in common - they were all princesses. | Purchase the Athena Pack DLC. | |
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Racing Horse | These horse are bred for speed and like to carry as little as possible. | Available from a blacksmith for drachmae. |
| Riddle | Which creature has one voice, yet becomes four-footed and two-footed and three-footed? Oedipous knew the answer. | Purchase the Sphinx Pack DLC | |
| Sacred Bull | Dionysos was a god of resurrection and often transformed into a bull. If this one seems drunk, perhaps it's him. | Available through the Helix Store | |
| Spartan Renegade | There's one way to tell how a battle went: check their clothes, weapons, and horse for the blood of their enemies. | Available from the Helix store for 500 helix credits. | |
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Traveler's Horse | There is no better horse for embarking on an epic journey. | Available from a blacksmith for drachmae. |
| Trojan Horse | After a ten year siege, Odysseus came up with a plan for the Trojan Horse. It took only three days to build. | Available from the Odysseus Pack. | |
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Unicorn | This fabulous animal of legend is a loyal companion. | Available from a blacksmith for 8,000 drachmae. |
Trivia
- Phobos is a Greek word, Φόβος that means 'fear'. It was also the name of the personification of fear, son of Ares and Aphrodite, in Greek mythology.