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Journey’s End is one of the side quests in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. It’s the last step of the quest chain you start by talking to Phidias in Ellis. In order to complete it, you’ll have to solve a puzzle using the scytale you get from Phidias and open the door to the inner sanctum of the Ancient Stronghold. If you have trouble decyphering the hints, keep reading our AC Odyssey Journey’s End quest guide, and we’ll show you the scytale puzzle solution.

How to open puzzle door using Scytale?

Once you find Phidias’ body, you’ll also find the scytale – a piece of papyrus with some symbols drawn on it. Go to the Ancient Stronghold – it’s on the island of Lemnos, and you’ll have a map marker to lead you there. Once you reach the entrance to the inner sanctum, look at the walls of the antechamber. You’ll notice rows of pressure plates on both sides, with images drawn on them. Four of the images from the plates correspond to the ones on the scytale.

You’ll need to press them in this order: first on the left (two-headed spear), fourth on the left (head with animal skin), third on the right (beast head), second on the right (bird with spread wings). After you’ve pressed them in the correct order, you’ll get a quest objective update, and the doors will unlock. Open them to get to the chest with a legendary weapon inside.

Atlantean Blade legendary weapon

Once you open the chest, you’ll get the Atlantean Blade legendary weapon. It’s dagger that gives you +15% hunter damage, +25% critical hit damage and +30% armor penetration. It’s a pretty good piece of weaponry, and you can engrave it with one more perk, to make it better suit your needs.

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A million thanks wouldn’t be enough. Thank you!

I am having the adventure of a Greek Gods Lifetime!! I played and stopped for about a year and now I can’t stop ?. I think I’m gonna be sad when I do finally finish. Thanks for all the great tips – I try and read as little as possible and only when I’m really stuck – getting all the answers makes as much sense as finding out who the murderer is before you read the book ?

I opened the chest and all I got was a ashen bow. Why didn’t I get the legendary sword.

I’ve obtained the scytale with those 4 symbols but when I press them in the correct order then go to the door, he says ” I haven’t crossed half the world to give up now.” What am I missing??

It was wery great. Thank you!

I can’t open the door. He said something that the door won’t open. Help me!

I never would’ve figured that out

I have killed everyone and the quest shows complete, yet I do not have the Scytale. The door and ability to even interact with symbols is not available to me. Where do I get the Scytale from?

After checking out those symbols on the three statues, and you return to Olympia, loot the Scytale off Phidias’ dead body.

How do I start the Journey’s End side quest? I’ve been trying to figure out how it begins but I’ve never gotten an icon on the map or a new quest notification.

It’s in Elis near the tombs of champion and omaneais it’s the artist you saved earlier in the game.

Did u check the body for the popyris. It’s on the body of the artist.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey: How To Solve The Journey's End Puzzle

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Assassin's Creed Odyssey has its fair share of side quests. One of the side quests is Journey's End which starts in Ellis after talking to Phidias. During the mission, you will acquire the Scytale from Phidias, which will allow you to go to the Ancient Stronghold and acquire a weapon from them. However, to complete the quest and to get the weapon, you will have to complete a puzzle.

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It isn't the most complicated puzzle in the game since it is pretty short. In fact, you can complete it and get the loot within a minute. To do so, here is everything you need to know.

Updated December 7, 2023, by Sean Murray: Still trying to get into the Ancient Stronghold chest? The reward is definitely worth the hassle, which is why we've updated this guide with improved formatting and more links to other helpful Assassin's Creed Odyssey topics.

After acquiring the Scytale, your next objective will be to make your way to the Ancient Stronghold located on the island of Lemnos .

Once you reach it, head inside to the antechamber. Deal with any enemies that you come across as you go through.

You can also pick up the Anigmata Ostraka tablet located on the right before entering the puzzle room.

After getting the tablet, head into the puzzle room to see four plates on both sides of the room with symbols on them.

You have to press four out of these eight plates in the correct order. Doing so will complete the puzzle and open the door ahead.

The Plate Order

The order in which you will be interacting with the plates is the same order shown in the Scytale . There are two you need to press on each wall.

Starting on the left wall , interact with the first plate on your left . Then do the same for the plate on the far right.

After that, go to the right wall. On this one, your focus should be on the two plates in the middle.

Interact with the third one down from where you enter, before pushing the one to the right of it.

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Once you solve the puzzle go on ahead and interact with the door , which will take you to a small room with a chest in the middle of it.

Looting it will get you the Atlantean Blade , a dagger that gives you +15% Hunter Damage , 25% Crit Damage , and 30% Armor Penetration .

You can also equip a good engraving on it for more stat bonuses.

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Category: Phidias

After Phidias's murder, Alexios set off to solve the clues he had him find. It was his hope that completing the puzzle would avenge his lost friend.

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Prior quests

To begin Journey's End you must first complete Art Leading Life .

Objectives of Journey's End

1. find the scytale on phidias.

2. Find the secret room

• The secret room is on Hephaistos Island
• It's at the centerof Sky Fall Lake on Lemnos island
• It's in the Ancient Stronghold

3. Solve the puzzle to open the door

• The scytale you picked up on Phidias should help

Press the four symbols shown on the scytale in the correct order.

4. Enter the secret room

5. Loot the chest

In the chest you will find Atlantean Blade (Legendary Dagger).

6. Quest Completed

Rewards: Epic XP, Epic Drachmae

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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Journey’s End (Walkthrough)

Last updated on October 3, 2020 by A L

Journey’s End is a side quest in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey that involves accessing a secret door.

After Phidias died, your task is to find out where the secret door is, based on the hidden symbols you found earlier.

Here’s a walkthrough of Journey’s End in AC Odyssey .

This quest is recommended for those level 47 and above, but it may differ according to your own level.

It starts automatically after a quest where you find Phidias dead.

Find the secret room

As you have obtained all hidden symbols, your only objective is to find the secret room and access it.

The exact location of the room is shown in the map below, marked as the quest symbol. It’s inside the Ancient Stronghold on Lemnos.

You should see a huge base filled with guards. You can access the place quietly and sneak in or just go ahead and kill the guards.

As you enter a building, you should find the secret room here. There are also guards in the building.

To access the room, you need to first solve the puzzle.

Solve the puzzle

Look into your inventory and you should find your Scytale. Follow the images below. The second and third symbols are there to confuse you, since it’s white and black on the Scytale, but in the room, it’s the reverse.

The order of the symbols

You can follow the order in which I interacted with the symbols below.

After interacting with all four on the same order, you should unlock the door.

Loot the chest

After entering the room, you will only find a single chest inside.

Loot the chest and the quest completes here. You will get an Atlantean Blade with some drachmae.

It will also unlock an engraving of “30% armor penetration”.

Below are the blade’s stats. You can also engrave your own equipment with the 30% penetration at the blacksmith now.

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• General Information
• Version History
• Before You Start
• Leveling/Grinding Guide
• Quests That Affect The Ending
• Cultist Clue Locations/Missions
• Achievement/Trophy Guide
• Story Walkthrough (Odyssey Quests)
• So It Begins
• Debt Collector
• An Eye for an Eye
• Fancy Guests
• Penelope's Shroud
• The Big Break
• Learning the Ropes
• Equal Employment Opportunity Program
• A Journey into War
• The Athenian Leader
• The Final Push
• The Wolf of Sparta
• The Wolf's Fate
• Consulting a Ghost
• The Truth Will Out
• Snake in the Grass
• The Serpent's Lair
• Memories Awaken
• Upgrade the Spear
• Welcome to Athens
• Escape From Athens
• A Venomous Encounter
• Perikles’s Symposium
• Island of Misfortune
• To Find a Girl
• To Help a Girl
• Follow That Boat
• Port of Lawlessness
• Monger Down
• First Do No Harm
• The Doctor Will See You Now
• The Priests of Asklepios
• Speak No Evil
• The Herald of Murder
• Ashes to Ashes
• Abandoned By The Gods
• And the Streets Run Red
• Athens’s Last Hope
• A Mother’s Life
• Catching Up
• Quarry Quandary
• Death and Disorder
• The Paros Blockade
• Unified Front
• Home Sweet Home
• Kings of Sparta
• Delivering a Champion
• The Contender
• The Long Game
• The Conqueror
• The End of Drakon
• The Fall of Deianeira
• The Last Fight of Aristaios
• The Last Hunt of Nesaia
• To Kill or Not to Kill
• Judge, Jury, Executioner
• A Bloody Feast
• The Battle of Pylos
• The Resistance
• An Actor's Life For Me
• A-Musing Tale
• Unearthing the Truth
• The Knights
• We Will Rise
• Where It All Began
• Dinner in Sparta
• A Fresh Start
• Artifact Quests (The Gates of Atlantis)
• Lore of the Sphinx
• Awaken the Myth
• Stairway to Olympos
• Myths and Minotaurs
• Of Minotaurs and Men/Seeking Answers
• Romancing the Stone Garden
• Love's Long Shadow
• A Slithery Plea
• Writhing Dead
• Ancient Revelations

Side Quests

• In the Footsteps of the Gods
• Lumbering Around
• Hungry Gods
• Merciful Gods
• The Blood Fever
• A Small Odyssey
• A Family Ordeal
• The True Story
• Age is Just a Number
• Photios's Pre-tierment
• Helping a Healer
• Sins of the Past
• The Unkindest Cut
• Hull, Yeah!
• Creating Opportunities
• A Ship Came Sailing
• Shark the Vagrant
• Once a Slave
• The Prince of Persia
• Death and Taxes
• The Taxman Cometh
• Freedom Isn't Free
• For The People
• He Who Stops
• The Liberator
• A Chest Full of Drachmae
• The Kingfisher and The Robin
• Citizenship Test
• Witness Test
• Free Speech
• On a High Horse
• A Life's Worth
• Death Comes For Us All
• Handle With Care
• Escort Service
• A Growing Sickness
• The Writing’s on the Wall
• Lost and Found
• Red in the Wreckage
• We’re Not Thieves
• We’re Treasure Hunters
• A Family’s Legacy
• Recruitment Drive
• Making Friends
• Heart of Stone
• Designated Rider
• Across The Border
• Happily Ever After?
• A Friend in Need…
• Heitor’s Gonna Hate
• Sparring with Roxana
• Archery Practice
• The Great Contender
• Legends No More
• They Just Want Cruelty
• Bravely Ran Away
• Minotour De Force
• Cashing In On the Cow
• What Lies Below the Surface
• No More Bull
• The Grand Minotour
• Training Days
• Brothers in Arms
• Not My Mother’s Daughter
• Godless Blight
• Sacred Favors
• A Treasury of Legends
• End of the Day
• The Drachmae of Romance
• Taking the Bet
• Barnabas Abroad
• Gutter Runner
• Kallipateira
• The Message, the Stick, and the Artist
• Catch and Release
• The Lost Arkalochori Axe
• Takes Drachmae to Make Drachmae
• A God Among Men
• Left to Dye
• Purple Rain
• A Pirate’s Life
• The Dunce Conundrum
• A Life’s Dedication
• Another Kind of Poetry
• Family Values
• Confiscated
• Place in the Kosmos
• By the Fates
• Flowers for the Dead
• Fang for Your Buck
• Gortyn Out of Hand
• Revenge Served Cold
• Bare It All
• It's Complicated
• Civil Unrest
• Say That Again!
• Sibling Revenge
• The Stolen Steed
• Brewing Love
• We Remember
• Art Leading Life
• Language of the Ancients
• Chasing Phantoms
• The Tribute
• Origins of a Ritual
• Trouble In Paradise
• Call to Arms
• "M" for Murder
• The Sokratic Method
• Grin and Bear It
• Hades, Meet Podarkes
• A Night to Remember
• Caged and Enraged
• Hostage Situation
• Clothes Make the Daughter
• Have You Seen My Mikkos?
• Retribution
• Qamra, Medicine Woman
• Revenge of the Wolf
• Waiting for Galarnos
• Son of a Fisherman
• Daughters of Artemis Questline
• The Goddess' Hunt
• Artemis's Request
• Markos's Questline
• A Business Opportunity
• Old Friends, Old Problems
• Farm in Flames
• Markos's Fate
• Hippokrates's Questline
• The Hunting Party
• Let My Patients Go
• Inheritance Insurance
• Too Much of a Good Thing
• Xenia's Questline
• Birds of a Feather
• Sacred Vows
• She Who Controls the Seas
• Throw the Dice
• Priceless Treasure

The secret room you are looking for is in the northwest corner of Lemnos, inside the Ancient Stronghold. You will have to solve a puzzle to get inside the room, using the Scytale you found off Phidias's body.

Simply press the buttons corresponding to the symbols on the Scytale in order from left to right. The order goes, if you are looking at it from the entrance:

• The first button on the left.
• The last button on the left.
• The third one on the right.
• The second one on the right.

If you pressed them in this order, the door on the opposite side of the room will unlock and you may enter. Loot the treasure inside to finish the quest.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Journey’s End puzzle solution

Solve the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Journey’s End puzzle and obtain the Atlantean Blade with ease.

Solve the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Journey’s End puzzle

To obtain the Atlantean Blade, you must solve the Journey’s End puzzle in the Ancient Stronghold on Lemnos. Phidias, an NPC, will task you with acquiring the Scytale, which grants access to the Ancient Stronghold. Once you have the Scytale, you can retrieve the Atlantean Blade from a chest after successfully solving the puzzle.

The Journey’s End puzzle is not overly challenging, so do not fret if you struggle with puzzles in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. If you are seeking a clear and straightforward solution, continue reading for step-by-step instructions.

How to solve the Journey’s End puzzle

To begin the Journey’s End quest, speak with Phidias in Ellis and obtain the Scytale from him. The Scytale will enable you to access the Ancient Stronghold on the island of Lemnos.

Once you reach the Ancient Stronghold, proceed through the antechamber and eliminate any enemies. On the right wall, locate the Anigmata Ostraka tablet. In the puzzle room, you will find four plates on each side of the room, each adorned with symbols. Your objective is to press the plates in the correct order to complete the puzzle and open the door ahead.

The order of the plates is indicated in the Scytale. On the left wall, interact with the first plate on the left and the plate on the far right. On the right wall, interact with the third plate down and the plate to the right of it.

This puzzle is extremely simple and can be completed in less than a minute.

That’s all you need to do to solve the Journey’s End puzzle and obtain the Atlantean Blade. This dagger provides various stat bonuses and serves as a powerful weapon to enhance your gameplay experience. The Atlantean Blade grants you +15% Hunter Damage, 25% Crit Damage, and 30% Armor Penetration. Additionally, you have the option to equip a favorable engraving on the blade for additional stat bonuses.

Now you are equipped with everything you need to know about the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Journey’s End puzzle and how to solve it. For more information about this action-adventure game, feel free to explore our Assassin’s Creed Odyssey review. You may also be interested in our list of the best Assassin’s Creed Odyssey mods, which can further enhance your gameplay experience.

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• The Awakening
• Debt collector
• An eye for an eye
• Fancy guests
• Penelope’s Shroud
• The Big Break
• Learning the ropes
• Equal Employment Opportunity Program
• A Journey into War
• The Athenian leader
• The final push
• The Wolf of Sparta
• Onward to Phokis
• The wolf’s fate
• Consulting a ghost
• The truth will out
• Snake in the grass
• The Serpent’s Lair
• Memories Awoken
• Welcome to Athens
• Escape from Athens
• A Venomous Encounter
• Perikles's Symposium
• Island of Misfortune
• First Do No Harm
• The Priests of Asklepios
• Speak No Evil
• The Doctor Will See You Now
• A Herald of Murder
• Ashes to Ashes
• To Find a Girl
• To Help a Girl
• Follow That Boat
• Port of Lawlessness
• Monger Down
• Abandoned By The Gods
• And the Streets Run Red
• Athens' Last Hope
• A Mother's Prayers
• Catching Up
• Death and Disorder
• Quarry Quandary
• The Paros Blockade
• Unified Front
• Home Sweet Home
• Kings of Sparta
• Delivering a Champion
• The Contender
• The Long Game
• The Conqueror
• To Kill or Not to Kill
• Judge, Jury, Executioner
• A Bloody Feast
• The Battle of Pylos
• The Resistance
• An Actor's Life for me
• A-musing Tale
• Unearthing the Truth
• We Will Rise
• Where It All Began
• Dinner in Sparta
• We Remember
• Eyes of Kosmos
• Peloponnesian League
• Delian League
• Heroes of the Cult
• Gods of the Aegean Sea
• Worshippers of the Bloodline
• The Silver Vein
• The Ghost of Kosmos
• A Family’s Legacy
• Lore of the Sphinx
• Awaken the Myth
• A God Among Men
• Left to Dye
• Stairway to Olympos
• Of Minotaurs and Men
• Full Circle
• Recollections
• Blood in the Water
• Catch and Release
• The Lost Arkalochori Axe
• Romancing the Stone Garden
• Love’s Long Shadow
• A Slithery Plea
• Writhing Dread
• The Gates of Atlantis
• Lumbering along
• In the footsteps of gods
• Mercenary Work
• The Blood Fever
• Shark the Vagrant
• Hungry Gods
• Merciful Gods
• A Small Odyssey
• A Ship Came Sailing
• Portion Control
• The Missing Map
• A Family Ordeal
• The True Story
• A Pirate's Life
• Age is Just a Number
• Photios's Pre-Tirement
• The Daughters of Artemis
• The Goddesses’ Hunt
• Helping a Healer
• Sins of the Past
• The Unkindest Cut
• Family Values
• Confiscated
• Death and Taxes
• Sharp Tongue
• The Taxman Cometh
• Wasn’t Born the Kingfisher
• Dagger to the Heart
• Blood and Water
• The Kingfisher and the Robin
• Once a Slave
• Demosthenes's Missions
• The Final Battle
• A Friend in Need…
• Heitor’s Gonna Hate
• For the People
• He Who Stops
• The Liberator
• Citizenship Test
• Witness Him
• Free Speech
• On a High Horse
• A Life’s Worth
• Designated Rider
• Across the Border
• Happily Ever After?
• A Growing Sickness
• Making Friends
• Heart of Stone
• Red in the Wreckage
• Lost and Found
• We're Not Thieves
• We're Treasure Hunters
• Recruitment Drive
• A Chest Full of Drachmae
• Birds of a Feather
• Sacred Vows
• She Who Controls the Seas
• Throw the Dice
• Priceless Treasure
• Sparring with Roxana
• Archery Practice
• Call to Arms
• The Great Contender
• Legend No More
• A Business Opportunity
• Old Friends, Old Problems
• Farm in Flames
• Markos's Fate
• Trouble in Paradise
• Kyra with a Cause
• Bleeding Hearts and Stolen Money
• Goddess of the Hunt
• The Thaletas Way
• Paint the Sand Red
• Hearts of War
• "M" for Murder
• Hades, Meet Podarkes
• A Night to Remember
• The Sokratic Method
• Grin and Bear It
• Civil Unrest
• Say That Again!
• Bare It All
• It’s Complicated
• Revenge Served Cold
• Fang for Your Buck
• Flowers for the Dead
• Gortyn Out of Hand
• They Just Want Cruelty
• Heroes of the Arena
• Bravely Ran Away
• The Grand Minotour
• Minotour de Force
• What Lies Below the Surface
• No More Bull
• Enough is Enough
• Written in Stone
• A Heart for a Head
• Death Comes for Us All
• Handle with Care
• Escort Service
• A Life’s Dedication
• Language of the Ancients
• Chasing Phantoms
• Origins of a Ritual
• The Tribute
• Keep the Faith
• The Hunting Party
• Let My Patients Go
• Inheritance Insurance
• Too Much of a Good Thing
• Brewing Love
• The Stolen Steed
• Sibling Revenge
• Purple Pain
• Takes Drachmae to Make Drachmae
• Pick Your Poison
• The Handmaiden's Story
• All Bonds Will Break
• Atoll Order
• By the Fates
• Lysander's Missions
• Training Days
• Brothers in Arms
• Not My Mother's Daughter
• A Treasury of Legends
• Sacred Favors
• A Godless Blight
• The Message, the Stick, and the Artist
• Art Leading Life
• Barnabas Abroad
• Gutter Runner
• Kallipateira
• The Drachmae of Romance
• Throwing the Bet
• The Writing’s on the Wall
• Doctor’s Pet
• Indulging Just a Little
• School of Hard Knocks
• Retribution
• Artemis's Request
• Son of a Fisherman
• Waiting for Galarnos
• Shroud of the Bear
• Revenge of the Wolf
• Qamra, Medicine Woman
• Hostage Situation
• Caged and Enraged
• Clothes Make the Daughter
• Chip on Your Shoulder
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After Phidias’s death, you decide to go in search of his assassins in order to satisfy your revenge. Find out how to find the murderers in this part of the AC Odyssey Walkthrough .

Activation : Automatic

Reward : Atlantean Blade + 630 Drachmas + 29700Xp

Related Quest : “Art Leading Life”

After the quest is activated, search Phidias’s body to recover the Scytale ( picture1 ). Then go to Lemnos Island before reaching the Ancient Stronghold ( picture2 ).

There, scout the place and wait until nightfall, then enter the fortress enclosure from the south ( picture3 ). In doing so, you will only have to eliminate a few guards before you are able to reach the entrance of the secret room ( pictures4-5 ).

Once you arrive at your destination, take a look at the Scytale from the inventory to discover the door code ( picture6 ). You can then reproduce the code by pressing the tiles on either side of the corridor ( pictures7-8 ).

Once you have entered the right code, open the back door and search the chest to retrieve the Atlantean Blade, a legendary dagger, and to end the quest ( pictures9-10 ).

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Phidias is a Character in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and offers a few Side Quests. This walkthrough shows how to complete them.

Recommended Level: 35+ Starting Point: Valley of Olympia, Elis Requirements: having freed Phidias in Athens, Attika Reward: 100.000+ XP, 3.500+ Money, a piece of legendary gear

Quest Names:

• The Message, the Stick, and the Artist
• The Kytheran Statue
• The Samian Statue
• The Thasian Statue

Pieces of the Puzzle

Journey’s end, the message, the stick, and the artist location.

The Kytheran Statue

The Samian Statue

The Thasian Statue

This concludes the Side Questline of Phidias in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (ACOD). For all other side quests check out the full  Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Side Quests Walkthrough .

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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – Journey’s End Quest Walkthrough

Journey’s End Quest Walkthrough

Starting location:  Automatically starts after completing the  Art Leading Life  quest.

Walkthrough:  The new quest is about solving a mystery that Phidias analyzed before his death. Investigate his corpse and you will find  Scytale  (quest item).

You must set off on the island of Lemnos and reach the Ancient Stronghold. It is the seat of cultists and it is best to get rid of them at first. The purpose of the journey is the building in the upper part of the fort shown in the picture.

Get to a room with six buttons and a closed gate. There is a puzzle to solve here – you have to press the buttons in the right order. A hint about the order in which the symbols are pressed is written on the Scytale plate, which you can check in the inventory.

The above picture shows the correct order of pressing the buttons. Buttons 1 and 2 are on the left and buttons 3 and 4 on the right.

You can already open the metal gate. In the new room there is a large chest with a unique treasure – the legendary Atlantean Blade (+15% for hunter damage, +25% for critical damage, +30% for armor penetration). In addition to the blade, you will also receive some gold for completing the quest.

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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – Journey’s End Puzzle Solution

We explained how to complete the Journey's End mission in Assassin's Creed Odyssey in a few simple visual steps.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Journey’s End Puzzle is one of the aspect quests in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. It’s the final step of the hunt chain you begin through speak me to Phidias in Ellis. In order to finish it, you’ll ought to clear up a puzzle the usage of the scytale you get from Phidias and open the door to the internal sanctum of the Ancient Stronghold. If you’ve got got problem decyphering the hints, hold analyzing our AC Odyssey Journey’s End Puzzle quest guide, and we’ll display you the scytale puzzle solution.

AC Odyssey Journey’s End Quest

How to Open Puzzle Door the Usage of Scytale?

Once you locate Phidias’ body , you’ll additionally locate the scytale – a chunk of papyrus with a few symbols drawn on it. Go to the Ancient Stronghold – it’s at the island of Lemnos, and you’ll have a map marker to steer you there. Once you attain the doorway to the internal sanctum, study the partitions of the antechamber. You’ll be aware rows of stress plates on each sides, with pics drawn on them. Four of the pics from the plates correspond to those at the scytale.

You’ll want to press them on this order: first at the left (two-headed spear), fourth at the left (head with animal skin), 0.33 at the right (beast head), 2nd at the right (chook with unfold wings). After you’ve pressed them withinside the fine order, you’ll get a quest goal update, and the doorways will unlock. Open them to get to the chest with a mythical weapon inside.

Atlantean Blade Mythical Weapon

Once you open the chest , you’ll get the Atlantean Blade mythical weapon. It’s dagger that offers you +15% hunter harm, +25% vital hit harm and +30% armor penetration. It’s a quite specific piece of weaponry, and you may engrave it with one extra perk, to make it higher in shape your needs.

Journey’s End Puzzle Solution

Prior Quests: To start Journey’s End you should first whole Art Leading Life .

Find the Scytale on Phidias

Find the Secret Game Room

As you’ve got got received all hidden symbols, your handiest goal is to discover the name of the game room and get right of entry to it.

The precise area of the room is proven withinside the map below, marked because the quest symbol. It’s withinside the Ancient Stronghold on Lemnos.

• The mystery room is on Hephaistos Island
• It’s on the centerof Sky Fall Lake on Lemnos island
• It’s withinside the Ancient Stronghold

You ought to see a big base full of guards. You can get right of entry to the area quietly and sneak in or simply pass beforehand and kill the guards.

As you input a building, you ought to discover the name of the game room here. There also are guards withinside the building.

To get right of entry to the room, you want to first resolve the puzzle.

Solve the Puzzle to Open the Door

• The scytale you picked up on Phidias ought to help

• Press the 4 symbols proven at the scytale in the suitable order.

Loot the Chest

After coming into the room, you may simplest discover a unmarried chest inside.

Loot the chest and the search completes here. You gets a n Atlantean Blade with a few drachmae.

It can even liberate an engraving of “30% armor penetration”.

Below are the blade’s stats . You also can engrave your very own gadget with the 30% penetration on the blacksmith now.

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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Solve The End Puzzle Now!

Welcome to our ‘Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Solve The End Puzzle Now!’ guide, we will show you how you can solve the end puzzle from the Journey in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

Side missions do exist inside the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. The  Journey’s End begins in Ellis after speaking with Phidias. During the task, Phidias will give you the Scytale, allowing you visit the Ancient Stronghold and buy a weapon. To finish the quest and receive the weapon, you must solve a puzzle. It is one of the game’s easiest puzzles as the answer is within the Scytale and you can do it in about a minute. Here’s how to finish your Journey’s End secondary quest.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Solution for the End Puzzle

Following the acquisition of the Scytale, the next goal will be to travel to the “Ancient Stronghold” on the “Island of Lemnos”. Once you’ve arrived, enter the antechamber. As you progress, deal with any foes you encounter. Before approaching the puzzle chamber, you can also grab the “Anigmata Ostraka” tablet on the right.

After acquiring the tablet, enter the puzzle chamber to find four plates with patterns on them on either sides of the room. Four of the eight plates must be pressed in the precise order. As a result, the puzzle will be completed and the door ahead will be opened. The sequence that you will interact with the plates will be the same as in the Scytale. The first plate on the left wall is the 1st plate from the left, followed by the 4th plate from the left upon the left wall.

Then, on the right wall, engage with the 3rd plate from the right side on the right wall, followed by the 2nd plate from the right side upon the right wall. If you’re still not sure, look at the photographs and look at the numbers written on them. A

fter you’ve completed the problem, go to engage with the doorway, which will lead you to a tiny room which has a box in the centre. “The Atlantean Blade”, a knife with +15 percent Hunter Damage, 25 percent Crit Damage and 30 percent Armor Penetration, may be obtained by looting it. You can also add a good engraving to it to boost your stats.

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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — A cognitive phenomenon known as frequency illusion, also called the Baader-Meinhof effect , describes that feeling you get after encountering something once and then seeming to notice it everywhere. This phenomenon came to mind as I was solving Joseph Gangi’s crossword, which happens to use a theme style I just wrote about (click at your own puzzle-spoiling risk) only two weeks ago.

This is Mr. Gangi’s third puzzle for The New York Times, and one might refer to its theme as a frequency illusion, in the sense that once the grid is complete, we realize how infrequently a certain bit of language was inside of it.

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The revealer for Mr. Gangi’s puzzle is tucked at the bottom of the southeast corner, occupying the last Across clue. A “Feature of 20-Across” is, “when sounded out, a feature of today’s puzzle” (73A), clues included. (Say that three times fast.) There’s nothing obviously out of the ordinary — nothing glaring, one might say — and for me it was only when the Greek mythology in the grid came together that everything snapped into place.

POLYPHEMUS (20A) is the “Cave dweller of Greek myth” in Homer’s ODYSSEY (41A). He is also called THE CYCLOPS (60A). A “Classic feature” of this character is his ONE EYE (73A). And now, even with only ONE EYE open — I hope you can see where this is going — the entire grid and clue set features only one “I.” That’s in the circle at the top of 18-Across, and it’s fittingly centered in the upper part of the grid, just like the eye in POLYPHEMUS’s head.

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18A. The nature of this “Cry after a poke” is ambiguous — “That hurt!” or “I’m awake!” both fit in our squares, for instance. This grid’s answer is I CAN’T SEE, and presumably the poker is the one who needs a better sightline. (N.B.: Please do not poke a stranger. May I recommend a gentle tap?)

70A. You may be tempted to think “Wrap for a monarch?” is a reference to royalty, but a question mark at the end of the clue should always redirect your instincts to the less obvious, or almost too obvious to be correct, answer. This “monarch” is a butterfly, and the entry is COCOON.

71A. Abbreviations abound in “D.C.’s B and A: Abbr,” but don’t get lost in them! This clue is asking for an abbreviation for Washington, D.C.’s alphabetically lettered streets. The answer is STS.

5D. At first glance, “Beth preceder” looks as if “Beth” refers to the end of a name, in which case the answer might be “Eliza.” That’s a convenient bit of misdirection. “Beth” stands on its own as the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet. (It is also sometimes spelled “bet.”) The letter that precedes it is ALEPH .

27D. To “Eschew the pews, say” is to ELOPE, using “pews” as a metonym for the marriage altar.

61D. Mind the comma in “An OK place to be naked, once.” This clue is referring to a past time with “once,” and that place was EDEN. Now that I’ve brought it up, though, I can’t think of a single instance in which it is “OK to be naked once.”

66D. “Lead regulator, for short” offers a two-pronged challenge: We may stumble over either the search for an abbreviation or the pronunciation of “lead,” which here refers to the element, and not to a leading figure. The answer is E.P.A.

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I really wanted to make the “one I” gimmick part of the solving experience, so the first submission of this puzzle had the lone “I” in an unchecked square surrounded with black squares (giving a visual representation of an eye). This required solvers to figure out, through the revealer, that there is only one “I” in the puzzle. Then, observing no “I” yet in the grid (or clues), for them to confidently place an “I” in the unchecked square. Yeah, maybe a little too ambitious. Going back to basics (and proper crossword convention), I settled with circling the “I” and making the crossings related to the theme in a silly way, as both words recount what happened to poor Cy. I also kept the letter “I” out of the clues; it was no longer necessary, but I thought it gave the puzzle a nice added touch without really sacrificing anything. My favorite edit in the final version is the clue change in 21-down to be a shout-out to Homer — fantastic!

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Le Corbusier’s triumphant return to Moscow

The exhibition of French prominent architect Le Corbusier, held in The Pushkin Museum, brings together the different facets of his talent. Source: ITAR-TASS / Stanislav Krasilnikov

The largest Le Corbusier exhibition in a quarter of a century celebrates the modernist architect’s life and his connection with the city.

Given his affinity with Moscow, it is perhaps surprising that the city had never hosted a major examination of Le Corbusier’s work until now. However, the Pushkin Museum and the Le Corbusier Fund have redressed that discrepancy with the comprehensive exhibition “Secrets of Creation: Between Art and Architecture,” which runs until November 18.

Presenting over 400 exhibits, the exhibition charts Le Corbusier’s development from the young man eagerly sketching buildings on a trip around Europe, to his later years as a prolific and influential architect.

The exhibition brings together the different facets of his talent, showing his publications, artwork and furniture design alongside photographs, models and blueprints of his buildings.

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Irina Antonova, director of the Pushkin Museum, said, “It was important for us to also exhibit his art. People know Le Corbusier the architect, but what is less well know is that he was also an artist. Seeing his art and architecture together gives us an insight into his mind and his thought-processes.”

What becomes obvious to visitors of the exhibition is that Le Corbusier was a man driven by a single-minded vision of how form and lines should interact, a vision he was able to express across multiple genres.

The upper wings of the Pushkin Museum are separated by the central stairs and two long balconies. The organizers have exploited this space, allowing comparison of Le Corbusier’s different art forms. On one side there are large paintings in the Purist style he adapted from Cubism, while on the other wall there are panoramic photographs of his famous buildings.

Le Corbusier was a theorist, producing many pamphlets and manifestos which outlined his view that rigorous urban planning could make society more productive and raise the average standard of living.

It was his affinity with constructivism, and its accompanying vision of the way architecture could shape society, which drew him to visit the Soviet Union, where, as he saw it, there existed a “nation that is being organized in accordance with its new spirit.”

The exhibition’s curator Jean-Louis Cohen explains that Le Corbusier saw Moscow as “somewhere he could experiment.” Indeed, when the architect was commissioned to construct the famous Tsentrosoyuz Building, he responded by producing a plan for the entire city, based on his concept of geometric symmetry.

Falling foul of the political climate

He had misread the Soviet appetite for experimentation, and as Cohen relates in his book Le Corbusier, 1887-1965, drew stinging attacks from the likes of El Lissitsky, who called his design “a city on paper, extraneous to living nature, located in a desert through which not even a river must be allowed to pass (since a curve would contradict the style).”

Not to be deterred, Le Corbusier returned to Moscow in 1932 and entered the famous Palace of the Soviets competition, a skyscraper that was planned to be the tallest building in the world.

This time he fell foul of the changing political climate, as Stalin’s growing suspicion of the avant-garde led to the endorsement of neo-classical designs for the construction, which was ultimately never built due to the Second World War.

Situated opposite the proposed site for the Palace of the Soviets, the exhibition offers a tantalizing vision of what might have been, presenting scale models alongside Le Corbusier’s plans, and generating the feeling of an un-built masterpiece.

Despite Le Corbusier’s fluctuating fortunes in Soviet society, there was one architect who never wavered in his support . Constructivist luminary Alexander Vesnin declared that the Tsentrosoyuz building was the "the best building to arise in Moscow for over a century.”

The exhibition sheds light on their professional and personal relationship, showing sketches and letters they exchanged. In a radical break from the abstract nature of most of Le Corbusier’s art, this corner of the exhibition highlights the sometimes volatile architect’s softer side, as shown through nude sketches and classical still-life paintings he sent to Vesnin.

“He was a complex person” says Cohen. “It’s important to show his difficult elements; his connections with the USSR, with Mussolini. Now that relations between Russia and the West have improved, we can examine this. At the moment there is a new season in Le Corbusier interpretation.” To this end, the exhibition includes articles that have never previously been published in Russia, as well as Le Corbusier’s own literature.

Completing Le Corbusier’s triumphant return to Russia is a preview of a forthcoming statue, to be erected outside the Tsentrosoyuz building. Even if she couldn’t quite accept his vision of a planned city, Moscow is certainly welcoming him back.

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