A Bloody Feast Quest in Assassin's Creed Odyssey - How to Complete

A Bloody Feast is one of the main quests in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. In it, you have to accuse one of the kings of Sparta of being a member of the Cult of Kosmos. It is implied that you have to have proof before accusing the guilty king, but that turns out to not exactly be true. That can cause some confusion. To help you out, here’s our AC Odyssey A Bloody Feast quest guide to explain how to complete it.

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AC Odyssey A Bloody Feast Quest - How to Complete
AC Odyssey A Bloody Feast Quest – How to Complete

AC Odyssey Bloody Feast Quest Clues About Spartan King Cult Member

By the time you’ve reached the Bloody Feast quest in AC Odyssey, you’ve probably been looking for all the clues that you have to use to back up your claim against one of the kings of Sparta. Finding the clues is annoying as hell, and involves completing some side quests; and, as it turns out, completely unnecessary. This is both good news or bad news, depending on how much time you’ve spent looking for them. As it turns out, you don’t need any proof at all; it’s a story mission, you’ll be able to pull it off no matter what you do. The way the quest plays out will be somewhat different, but not significantly so.

EDIT: As some of you have pointed out in the comments (thank you, Zelor), finding all the clues seems to be connected to the choice of whether or not you kill Monger in the theater or the cave. Long story short, what you choose there decides whether or not you get to spare Lagos, which becomes key in A Bloody Feast. However, this doesn’t change the fact that you just don’t need the clues to complete the quest successfully.

How to Complete A Bloody Feast Ac Odyssey Quest?

To complete the AC Odyssey quest called A Bloody Feast, you first have to know which Spartan King to accuse of being a member of the Cult of Kosmos. It’s Pausanias, so be sure to accuse him. Again, it doesn’t matter at all if you have the proof or not. If you have proof, the people will exile Pausanias, and you’ll be able to find him alone on the road and kill him there, without too much fuss.

If, on the other hand, you don’t have any evidence, they’ll throw you out of Sparta. But, why would that stop you? All you have to do is sneak back into the city, find Pausanias in the streets, and kill him. The only real difference is that the guards will be on alert. If you’re not careful, you’ll get into a whole lot of trouble. Finding Pausanias won’t be a trouble at all; the game will mark him for you. Additionally, you can use Ikaros to find him. Once you dispatch him and confirm the kill, you’ll get the Xiphos of Dionysos Legendary Sword. All that’s left from there is to report to King Archidamos and, afterwards, Myrrine. All is again well.

That’s all there is to it. If you need help with the other members of the Cult of Kosmos, you can check out our other guides on the subject, including Attika Cultist Location, Delian League, and The Silver Line.

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  1. F
    Faye

    I had no choice brute to kill Lagos or he would have killed me. I forgot I killed the Monger publicly. I took a whole year to level up to 89 and max out all the skills ( once odyssey update to max level 99). Once done with the game, I’ll start a new game on normal mode.
    I am going to do a few side quests that will help locate, so, I can find proof before a bloody feast main quest.

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    David

    this was awful. im not even able to go back and tell Brasidas that i tried to save his friend, even though i did all i could, i basically just tell him i decided he had to die, the game completely disregarded the CHOICE i made. and guess what killing someone isnt more or less evil with an audience so WTF

    1. Z
      Zosia

      Yeah, this enraged me even more than the basic fact that I had to kill Lagos. That was annoying enough – and I’ve seen people defend it as “oh well, your actions have consequences”, but it’s only one of your actions that has consequences in this matter, the fact that I saved his family and got in to talk to him without doing any of Myrrine’s support quests or even killing anyone at the fort meant exactly nothing. But, ok, I could live with that. However, the fact that the game then forced me to talk as though killing Lagos was my decision and I want sorry for it, and then Brasidas reacted as though I’d deliberately gone against him a second time instead of doing exactly as he asked and it simply still not being enough to save his friend, really pulled me out of the game and made me so angry because, again, only one choice early in the game was having any effect whatsoever on this situation. It’s just poor game design and writing.

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    Louise

    I killed Monger in public and killed Lagos but still successfully accused the King, seems kill all the cultist at that line works. (I even unmasked the cultist king in cultist page before dealing with Lagos…) I was worrying since many guides are saying that spare Lagos is the only way but it is not true. (Apparently I did so much side quests and didnt continue the main quest until I killed as much cultist as possible)

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    Sebastrick

    Now that i think for past my caracter is kill all bad guys.. even good guys if they wish you bad.. i could spare Lagos but he was on cult list so he had to go.. i kill monger in theater also Langos and Stentos, i got all clues so i wasnt exiled from sparta..

    1. S
      Sebastrick

      My only regret is unleashing tha plaige at very begining of the game -.-

      1. B
        Barracuda

        This. It’s the one decision I truly regret. I know that ultimately the plague comes to Kephallonia anyway, but that’s a grim responsibility.

  5. Y
    Yert

    I have loved every second of this game….. but I WILL NEVER FORGIVE UBISOFT FOR F****NG ME OUT OF THE LAST CLUE for this mission. It would be one thing if the monger decision happened one quest before you have to deal with Lagos (at least then, I could reload a save), but instead it happens after nearly twenty levels of gameplay…. ARE YOU KIDDING? I even saved Lagos’s Family and tried to give him a way out…. Why is that even an option to play if you can’t do anything with the information? Honestly i know I’m being ridiculous but this is some of the worst game design I’ve ever had the misfortune of stumbling through and it’s enough to make me regret the dozens of hours I sunk into loving it. Games shouldn’t punish players for picking an option that was barely given any weight in the moment.

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      Kassandra

      I agree Yert. There was no reason to think the theatre choice was going to amount to this.
      So, I have Skylax the Fair left in the Peloponnesian line — if I take him down will I have enough clues to provide proof, since the game would not let me spare Lagos?

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        paul

        No. You’ll have 4 of 5 clues and won’t be able to get the 5th unless you are able to kill Stentor. It doesn’t prevent you from calling out the cult king. I just paid the bounty to shed the mercs then bumped off the king. People say Stentor becomes a merc if you let him live but for me he’s a npc that can’t be touched.

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          Scaro

          Stentor becomes a merc not an NPC, Find him in a Spartan camp in Elis or Attika but only if you spared Nikolaos in the Wolf quest. That is the only choice that has weight in the feast quest Lagos is just an extra.

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      Ben

      Everyone bitching about the game design here. This game has always been compared favorably and unfavorably to Witcher 3. Witcher 3 has a much worse instance of arbitrary choices impacting the story in a much more significant way. Whether or not Ciri lives or dies. Decisions that influence this outcome include things like deciding to have a snowball fight (although the game doesn’t even tell you that. The option is “let’s have fun” or something like that) versus having a drink with Ciri to cheer her up. Whether or not you accompany her into a room to have a conversation or not. No one ever complains about that. Just saying…

  6. K
    Kenneth

    where is stentor as a mercenary?

  7. N
    Noah

    The best part about this mission, is when the Spartans aren’t trying to defend the exiled king, the citizens are.

  8. W
    Wild horse

    This is kinda irrelevant but the blood feast quest didn’t appear for me after I did all the previous quests

  9. U
    Unlivingsmile

    Easy fix just hunt and kill stentor who becomes a merc if u let him live and get the last clue.

    1. M
      Monk3yHang3r86

      Where do you find Stentor when he becomes a mercenary ?

      1. K
        Kenneth

        did you find him?

    2. J
      Jakob Dodson

      Whrre did you guys find him

  10. U
    Unlivingsmile

    Had the same problem, but fixed it by killing stentor who bacame a merc and got last clue

  11. S
    ShitSoup

    Well damn looks like I’m getting tossed out of Sparta for 10 minutes.

  12. O
    Other

    Misleading article. Completing all the clues does depends on your past choices, it’s not about doing secondary missions alone. You must have been entirely pacifist (Lagos leaves the cult after you save his family) or entirely aggressive (you must have killed Stentor) during all your past dialogues. If you didn’t do that, the story glitches and you won’t be able to gather all clues (despite the game hinting at you otherwise). There is no workaround except restarting the whole game.

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      BobSadino

      Ummm no. You are wrong.
      I finished this quest 3 times by “all proofs” without thinking any of my previous decisions.
      You just need to kill the entire Peloppo League Cult.

      As long you killed the entire league and able to unmask the King, you are good.

      Play the game again, i did it 4 times in a row now.

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        Ian

        Actually I have killed all of the pelo league but still only have 4/5 clues.

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          Leo McCarthy

          It’s actually really easy. What you need to do is assassinate the branch, and there will be a letter from the Sage ending,
          From
          P.
          This indicates Pausanias. It’s how I did it.

      2. C
        Chuuchuu

        I killed every cultist (Except Lagos, I spared him but why would that be an issue) but still had 4/5 clues. It’s either bugged or there’s a serious design flaw.

      3. Z
        Zelor

        He’s not wrong tho, it’s not possible to get the last clue if you kill Monger in the theater and if you spare Stentor. You either gotta kill Monger in cave and spare Lagos or kill Stentor.

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        bandito1089

        I can confirm this worked. I had 4 of 5 and did it and they said not enough evidence. Quit out before it could save and then I loaded back up and got the last clue and it worked.

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        Ismael Maneiro Jr

        nope… ive killed the whole league and that didnt b happen.

  13. T
    topperharly

    but what side quest did you have to complete for all clues i am at 4/5…i am missing the 4th from the top…

    1. N
      Nesh

      Same, I’m missing the same clue and idk where to find it

      1. J
        JP

        The site makes it clear, you have to notr kill Lagos, but thats only possible if you did not kill the monger in the theater.

        1. A
          Aiden

          I had enough proof so he was exiled from sparta and heading to the village of gytheion, however he has not been marked, I have searced every location in the forest of Eurotas and completed them and still cannot find pausanias. Anyone else had this?