Which Spartan Leader is a Cultist?
Among the various factions in ancient Greece, the Spartan faction has been known to spawn several notable cults that have contributed significantly to its rich history. Within these cults, it becomes crucial to identify which leadership figure plays a more integral role. Pausanias, as explored in the Assassin’s Creed franchise, stands out to be a notable leader closely tied to the Cult of Kosmos, a secretive and malevolent organization operating within Ancient Greece.
Background
- The Peloponnesian War, 431-404 BCE
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The Sage of the Peloponnesian League
Pausanias: A Notorious Leader with Ties to the Cult - As Commander of the Athenians, he successfully halted Persia’s advance towards mainland Greece.
- With guidance from Aspasia, Pausanias becomes entangled in dark arts, adopting occult symbolism and further strengthening ties between The Cult.
Peloponnesian League:
| Cult Member | Primary Loyalty | Affiliated Warlord | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes/No | Spartans/Hoplites | Brasidas (Laconia leader) | Brasidas not affiliated |
- "Members of the Peloponnesian League," who pledged to avert any conflict involving foreign forces. The Spartans and the League supported those with strong armies but weakened others.
| In summary: Spartan allies of Brasidas
: Cultist or Pasionist?
Pasion and his sons | Table of affiliations ||
These Spartans Hoplites, fighting fiercely under Brasidas’s supervision, shared strong relationships
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Cult of Kosmos/Brasidas Unconfirmed, likely Deimos and other Worshippers Alexios-Kassandra Drama: No confirmation.
Kassandra vs Alexios || Kassandra and Brasidas, while | Worshippers
A battle to protect and eliminate || |||
Conclusion of Kassandra-Alexios vs
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