An Ainigmata Ostraka tablet
Ainigmata Ostraka (riddle shells) were a series of tablets found by the Spartan misthios Kassandra during the 5th century BCE. Hidden here and there in manmade structures, the misthios would find treasures containing engravings that enhanced her.[1]
The Riddles
The Ainigmata Ostraka were a set of 60 riddles in various places across Greece, and five in each of Aletheia's simulations.[2]
Greece
- Ashes to Ashes
- Bottomless Lake
- Fatal Attraction
- Hound Docked
- Record Sunshine
- Happy Hour
- Pressed for Time
- A Finger Tip
- A Specific General
- Red Scent
- Heart and Sole
- A Deal for Freedom
- Beneath Theseus's Dreams
- Elbow Greece
- Goat's Gruff
- Killer View
- Backstage Pass
- Odor in the Court
- War Eagle
- Pride of Place
- Smoke Signal
- Blue Eyed Beauty
- Upon Typhon's Crown
- The Floor is Lava
- Two of Clubs
- An Arm and a Leg
- Rock and Roll
- Turning Tides
- Stone Cold
- Procrastinate Now
- Stubborn Mule
- Needle in a Haystack
- Grave Discovery
- Estate Envy
- Marbled Morale
- Till Death Do Us Part
- Soldier to Shoulder
- Mapping Out
- Rightful King
- Strange Disease
- Sweet Tooth
- Hobby Horsing
- Farming Coin
- Prophecy Prevention
- Centaur Field
- Bridging the Gap
- Pigsty
- Fire in the Belly
- Stadium Love
- Made in Abyss
- Tastes like Chicken
- Foggy Memory
- Procession of Bones
- Helios's Greeting
- Showboat
- Dye Dye Dye
- Belly Flop
- Hungry for Misadventure
- Star-Crossed Lovers
- To the Edge of the World
Elysium
Hades
Atlantis
References
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
- ↑ Assassin's Creed: Odyssey - The Fate of Atlantis
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