Talk to him and get him to give you the disk key to the Labyrinth. Now that you know what you need, return to Ardos at Knossos Palace. He’ll tell you about the disk you need to enter the Labyrinth and give you Theseus’ Greaves in exchange for helping him. Go south to the village of Phaistos, then on the western side of the village is Phaistos Theatre, you’ll find the old man there.Ĭlear out the guards, then escort the man out of the village and talk to him. He's not quite who he says he is, so get tough and he'll spill.
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Full Circle Quest Guideįinally, head west over to Phaistos and speak to the man at Ardos’s House. It shouldn't be too hard to spot, there's only one guard in here too. The chestplate - which looks like a silver version of the Golden Fleece we put on our best armour page - that you need is on a plinth up the ladder in the armoury. The secret cave is at the western end of the fort in the Daidalos Armoury. To find it, you have to travel to Daidalos Fort, a short distance southwest of Gortyn up the hill. Next on the list, you’ll find The Collector in the southeast side of Gortyn.īe nice in your conversation with him and he’ll tell you about Theseus’ armour. Once he's dead, grab the chest in the back of the room and head to the next quest. Use your extended dodge to get out of the way of his sliding attack when he glows red, and be ready to dodge when he disappears using a smoke bomb. Moving close to him will trigger a cutscene, where you can pretend to be Deimos if you want.Įventually, after revealing himself as a cultist, he’ll attack and fights a bit like the King of Bandits from the arena. Be quick though, and you can nip past them into the cave even if they start to have a nibble on your sandals.Īt the end of the underwater cave talk to the Swordfish, get out of the water and creep up on your target. It’s called Hermit’s Dive, and there are loads of sharks so be careful. It’s underwater so you need to dive down. The question mark on the eastern side of the beacon is your target - the Swordfish’s hideout. In the axe quest you just need to go to a cave east of the town and kill a couple of people.įor Catch and Release all you have to do is sail north, kill some bandits and come back.Ĭompleting these give you the clue to search around the waters of Fisherman’s Beacon, which is to the northwest of Herakion. They're both quite easy to complete and you’ll need the XP for your Odyssey. The quests are Catch and Release, and The Arkalochori Axe. Now you can either complete side quests that you find around the area, continue with your investigation, or just skip forward to where you need to go. When he does, a thug will attack you both. You'll know who to talk to because of the white magnifying glasses over them.Įventually you’ll find a man who’ll tell you more. To find the Swordfish, who has become a man of ill-repute in the meantime, go to the Fisherman’s Beachhead in Hekalion - which is north of Knossos Palace, on the coast - and talk to the fishermen there. These are the Swordfish in Hekalion, The Collector in Gortyn, and his old Caretaker in Phaistos.
Once it transpires you can't actually get in, Ardos will send you after members of his Dad's old crew who might know more. The one where Theseus slew the Minotaur to save Ariadne.įollow kid downstairs and marvel at the sheer scale of the Labyrinth of Lost Souls. Agree to fight and kill the Minotaur and find his dad, and Ardos will agree to show you the entrance to the Labyrinth - yes that Labyrinth. Here, you'll meet Ardos, a young boy determined to rescue his father from the clutches of the mythical Minotaur. The first quest that you come across in this line is started by looting the chest at the southern end of Knossos Palace on the eastern side of Messara. Manage cookie settings Myths and Minotaurs To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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Here's how to complete the entire A Place of Twists and Turns Quest line and defeat the Minotaur. On the trail of artifacts to open the door to Atlantis, the Misthios must find out if the stories are true and reclaim the relic. The Bronze-Age civilisation of the Minoans fell into decline at least 600 years before Perikles was even born, but still provided one of the period's most enduring myths: Theseus and the Minotaur. Some of the best-known stories of Ancient Greece had already slipped into legend by the time Alexios and Kassandra set off on their odyssey.
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