Collection of Artefacts
Broken Spear in the Shadow — Gains [Lurk] upon entering battle.. Sword of Damokles — Increases Incantation Limit.. Tactic of Shield — Gains a Shield upon entering battle. When owning a Shield, gains Stats Up.. Poison of the Hidden Fangs — After attacking, inflicts [Neg Status] and weakens enemies with [Neg Status].. Blessing of the Spring — Gain Ultimate and Ultimate Might buff upon entering battle.. Speed of the Wind — Taking a certain number of actions triggers Extra Actions, dealing extra Genesis DMG.. Light of the Sun — Consumes Eureka to increase the DMG of [Impromptu Incantation].. Sacrifice of the Blood — Increases Max HP. Attacks deals additional Genesis DMG based on Max HP.. Wrath of the Thunder — Creates [Pulsing Field], injects [Dynamo], and casts [Electrocute] on random enemies.. "Spy" — A spy from the Cult of Kosmos. You've seen him before, but you can't remember where or when. The advantage of an excellent spy: a forgettable face. In the bustling crowds of the Dionysia, countless faces drink, sing, and perform on stage. Now he's just another face in the Athenian crowd.. "Soldier" — A soldier of the Cult of Kosmos. It seems a mask of bronze serves better than one of flesh. They once had a name and a home, but now, none of that matters. For perfect order—for wealth and power—only the blade speaks. One blade breaks, and another takes its place.. "Ancient Wisdom" Crius — The clues point to a Cultist of Kosmos in Athens. People enjoy speaking with her, eager to hear her advice—after all, age brings wisdom, doesn't it? Of course, Deimos would disagree, and this elder harbors no fondness for the young chosen one either. Still, fear has a way of enforcing obedience..
Full List (25 entries)
Gains [Lurk] upon entering battle.
Increases Incantation Limit.
Gains a Shield upon entering battle. When owning a Shield, gains Stats Up.
After attacking, inflicts [Neg Status] and weakens enemies with [Neg Status].
Gain Ultimate and Ultimate Might buff upon entering battle.
Taking a certain number of actions triggers Extra Actions, dealing extra Genesis DMG.
Consumes Eureka to increase the DMG of [Impromptu Incantation].
Increases Max HP. Attacks deals additional Genesis DMG based on Max HP.
Creates [Pulsing Field], injects [Dynamo], and casts [Electrocute] on random enemies.
A spy from the Cult of Kosmos. You've seen him before, but you can't remember where or when. The advantage of an excellent spy: a forgettable face. In the bustling crowds of the Dionysia, countless faces drink, sing, and perform on stage. Now he's just another face in the Athenian crowd.
A soldier of the Cult of Kosmos. It seems a mask of bronze serves better than one of flesh. They once had a name and a home, but now, none of that matters. For perfect order—for wealth and power—only the blade speaks. One blade breaks, and another takes its place.
The clues point to a Cultist of Kosmos in Athens. People enjoy speaking with her, eager to hear her advice—after all, age brings wisdom, doesn't it? Of course, Deimos would disagree, and this elder harbors no fondness for the young chosen one either. Still, fear has a way of enforcing obedience.
A Kephallonian Cultist of Kosmos. Violence is a simple language that anyone can understand. In the Eagle Bearer's second homeland, many seek control over the vineyards and harbors. This gang leader, also a skillful sailor, appears to have considerable backing—not just from the local people and animals.
A Kephallonian Cultist of Kosmos. The palace of Ithaka has long attracted treasure hunters, drawn by the legendary riches of epic heroes. One such team, led by this man known for training pincer-swinging helpers, is no different—they even rob travelers on the road. As one bard put it: just another petty villain lacking originality. Still, it seems powerful figures have taken notice of his findings—and now seek to win him over.
A Delphic Cultist of Kosmos. This Pythia has delivered prophecies faithfully for years—well, mostly faithfully. A slight tweak to the divine words here and there—what harm could it do? It's all in the name of maintaining order. She remains, of course, a trusted and respected Pythia.
A Delphic Cultist of Kosmos. This regular patron adores the Delphic theater. He funds costumes and props, organizes rehearsals, and encourages young actors. In return, the stage becomes his eyes and ears.
The clues point to a Cultist of Kosmos in Delphi. Control isn't always enforced through violence. With the help of loyal followers, Kostas knows this god-blessed land like the back of his hand. Few have seen his face; some rumors even exaggerate his appearance. But as his eyes are picked off one by one, his reign draws to a close.
A Spartan Cultist of Kosmos. A typical mercenary—blunt, ruthless, and battle-hungry. After the Cult extended an olive branch, he found new "joys" in life. Now, you can speak to him in the only language you both understand.
A Spartan Cultist of Kosmos. This Spartan commands considerable local prestige—insightful in military matters and earnest in public affairs. Yet in some areas, he refuses to tolerate dissent—such as how a hero's statue should be sculpted.
An Olympian Cultist of Kosmos. This patron is especially popular among those who come to Olympia dreaming of becoming professional athletes. He scouts promising young talents and trains them for the Cult of Kosmos. Lately, he's been trying to recruit a newly arrived lyre player—who, as it happens, is also an exceptional bookworm ...
The clues point to a Cultist of Kosmos in Olympia. Alecto has the charisma a leader needs—or at least the volume. It makes his speech feel blessed by the gods. Once an Olympic champion, he later found perfect harmony with the Cult.
The clues point to a Sage of the Cult of Kosmos. A climactic figure found in every heroic saga: cold, powerful, proud and exactly the battle you've been waiting for. The Sage remains confident in his strength despite you having cut away his wings. Go on, defeat him now. Your journey won't end here.