Assassin’s Creed Odyssey doesn’t have one, or two endings, but nine different endings. Your decisions in-game will have a big impact on the ending. You will have to be careful who you kill and what you say in conversation with certain characters. Mostly, the ending will depend on who you kill and who you spare. Keep reading to find out how to get each of the endings in-game.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey All Endings

9. Only The Player

This may be the worst ending of all in the game. Your character ends up all alone at the dinner table. This is without a doubt the most heartbreaking ending. Especially when you consider that you killed your stepbrother and stepfather, your mom is dead or disappeared and you killed your sibling as well. To achieve this ending, you will have to let Deimos kill Myrrine, or she will abandon you because you promised you will spare Deimos, but kill her anyway. You also can’t let Nikolaos get involved with the whole Stentor situation and kill him. You will have to kill Stentor as well, or he won’t show up because Nikolaos is not around.

8. Myrrine and the Player

In this ending, the character stays alone with his/her mother. This ending is a little bit more heartwarming than the previous one. While you killed most members of your family, there is still that pleasant feeling at the dinner. To get this ending, you can’t let Myrrine get killed by Deimos. Don’t promise her that you will spare Deimos, and kill her afterward. You will have to stop Nikolaous to intervene in Stentor’s situation and kill him. Kill the Stentor, or he won’t show up because Nikolaous is not there. Similar to the previous ending, except the character’s mother stays around.

7. Nikolaos and the Player

If you get to this ending, it means you were bloodthirsty again. You have killed pretty much every member of your family, except your stepfather. Myrrine, Deimos, and Stentor are murdered by your blade, and you spared only Nikolaos. To get to this ending, you will have to pretty much follow the same process as for ending with Myrrine. You will have to kill everybody except Nikolaos. Let Deimos kill Myrrine, and afterward, you should kill Deimos. Spare Nikolaos when you have the opportunity to kill him and let him meet with Stentor, whom you will kill.

6. Nikolaos, Stentor, and the Player

In this ending, you will watch your character at the diner table with his/her stepfather and stepbrother. Only Nikolaos and Stentor are left, and your biological family is nowhere to be seen. And you know the reason. To achieve this ending, you will have to let Deimos kill Myrrine. Don’t promise to your mother that you will spare Deimos and kill him/her afterward. After you kill both of them, you shouldn’t kill Nikolaos when given a chance and let him get involved with Stentor, whom you will also spare from killing.

5. Myrrine, Nikolaos, and the Player

You are at the dinner table with your mother and stepfather. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed while having polite conversation, despite both parents losing a child. But still, better some family, than no family. To achieve this ending, you will have to save Myrrine from getting killed by Deimos. Don’t promise Myrrine that you will spare Deimos, and kill her afterward. Don’t kill Nikolaos and let him get involved with the Stentor situation, after which you will kill your stepbrother.

4. Myrrine, Nikolaos, Stentor, and the Player

Almost the whole family is at dinner. If you reached this ending, it means you have spared every member of your family but your brother/sister. Unfortunately, your sibling is nowhere to be seen, probably because you have killed him/her. So, to achieve this ending, you shouldn’t kill anyone in your family but Deimos. Prevent your mother’s killing and don’t promise her that you will spare Deimos. Kill your sibling afterward. Let Nikolaos intervene with Stentor, and spare them both from death.

3. Myrrine, Deimos, and the Player

Family is together again. You managed to save your sibling from a brainwashing cult. This is a little bit tricky ending to get since you will have to be careful with decisions you make in-game. You have to be careful even when you are not speaking to Deimos. This ending you will achieve by preventing Myrrine from getting killed by Deimos. You will also spare Deimos and use your communication skills to turn her(him against the Cult. Afterward, just follow the process like for previous endings, killing Nikolaous and Stentor.

2. Myrrine, Deimos, Nikolaos, and the Player

This ending includes everyone except Stentor, Nikolaos’s adopted son, and your stepbrother. In the cutscene, tension is felt in the air. Nikolaos asks Deimos to go hunting tomorrow. Deimos agrees and the family reliefs a little bit and smiles at each other. So basically, to achieve this ending you will have to spare every member of your family except the Stentor. Prevent Myrrine from getting killed and turn Deimos against the cult. Don’t kill Nikolaos and let him get involved with Stentor. After that, you will have to murder Stentor.

1. Myrrine, Deimos, Nikolaos, Stentor, and the Player

Great! The whole family is here. You managed to spare all of your family members. According to most players, this is considered to be the best ending in the game. The family at the dinner is completely relaxed, even if all family members are not familiar with each other. If you want a family reunion ending, you will have to do everything opposite to the first one on the list. Save Myrina and turn your brother/sister against the brainwashing cult using communication skills. Don’t murder Nikolaos and let him intervene with Stentor. Spare Stentor as well when given the opportunity to kill him

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