History Characters / AssassinsCreedOriginsTheOrderOfTheAncients

* CycleOfRevenge: [[spoiler:Bayek kills the Scarab for being a member of organization that got his son killed. In response, Taharqa's son, Kawab, grows up hating Bayek and tracks him down many years later. Fortunately, Bayek persuades the young man to give up his quest for vengeance, ending the cycle.]]

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: She's a racist, enforcing and drafting the increasing anti-Egyptian laws present throughout Faiyum. Even when Bayek kills her, her foremost reaction is irritation that she's been killed by "one of ''you''".

* TokenGoodTeammate: He is this to the Order of the Ancients and possibly the Templar Order as well. He is the only one to admit fault in his actions despite his belief that [[WellIntentionedExtremist it was all for the greater good]].

* EqualOpportunityEvil: The members come from a variety of cultures, including Greeks, Africans and ethnic Egyptians. [[spoiler:After the true vastness of the Order is revealed, Romans as well as various peoples throughout the known world are revealed to belong to the Order as well.]]

* AncientConspiracy: The group is ''literally'' ancient in that the founder of the Order was the Egyptian pharaoh Smenkhkare, who discovered the Isu vault Eeyoo Sekedoo Aat around 1334 BCE, and founded the Order in order to better understand the First Civilization. [[spoiler:''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedOdyssey''[='=]s ''Legacy of the First Blade'' DLC establishes them as also having been active in ancient Persia somewhere after that.]]

* NoPronunciationGuide: His elephant Yugr Tn's name is pronounced "yu-girth-uh".

* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: A leading member of the Gabiniani, and a very powerful fighter.

* Irony: A priest of Anubis, the god of embalming and the afterlife, that allows mummies to rot and poisons to fester. Anubis would spit on his name if he could.

* DoNotGoGentle: Despite being overweight and, as a scribe, presumably not very physical, he actually manages to catch Bayek off guard while the Medjay is attempting to drown him and turns the tables in the struggle. If Bayek did not have the hidden blade, which Aya had ''just'' given him, Eudoros may have been the victor.

* ForegoneConclusion: He is believed by Bayek and Aya to be the last of The Order they must kill, but one look at the Target Menu shows that there are multiple other targets yet to be revealed. Add that he is killed perhaps an hour into the game, if the player doesn’t screw around, when there's no way a major triple-A release would be that short. Obviously Eudoros is not ‘The Snake’, as he was previously named by Bayek, and is in fact named something else entirely.

* AnAxToGrind: While fighting Bayek, he dual-wields two very large axes.

* AncientConspiracy: UpToEleven. The group is ''literally'' ancient in that the founder of the Order was the Egyptian pharaoh Smenkhkare, who discovered the Isu vault Eeyoo Sekedoo Aat around 1334 BCE, and founded the Order in order to better understand the First Civilization. [[spoiler:''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedOdyssey''[='=]s ''Legacy of the First Blade'' DLC establishes them as also having been active in ancient Persia somewhere after that.]]

* HateSink: Second only to [[spoiler:Flavius]], Berenike is the evilest member of the Order since he's not only racist towards Egyptians and orders her men to ransack and burn entire settlements in the Faiyum region but she murdered Hotephres' daughter Shadya and felt absolutely no remorse about doing it whatsoever. Even during her death scene, she appears calm and very smug towards Bayek which makes her demise rather satisfying.

* SkunkStripe: Has a white stripe going through his beard.

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!!Venetor

* DragonWithAnAgenda: On seeing some of his assassination notes, Bayek figures Venetor may work for Septimius, but he has his own agenda.

* BoomeringBigot: Is bigoted against Egyptians despite being a member of an AncientConspiracy of Egyptian origin.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: He's the first of Bayek's targets to not be a native Egyptian, as he hails from Greece. This isn't acknowledged in-game, as the question of whether or not he's the Snake is much more immediately important, but it's the first sign that the Order's influence extends beyond Egypt's borders.

* NotSoDifferent: Both she and Bayek are driven by the deaths of their children.

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* FamousLastWords: "The Snake? ... The Snake will never die." [[spoiler:This serves as a {{Foreshadowing}} to the actual numbers of the Order of the Ancients.]]

** The Order as a whole has an animal representing it, [[SnakesAreSinister the snake]], contrasting the Hidden One/Assassin eagle.

* EvilCannotComprehendGood: :For some reason, he thinks that Bayek could've been persuaded to join the Order eventually, despite the fact that they (and he in particular) killed his son.

* AsshvoleVictim: She pretty much deserved to die due to misdeeds in the Faiyum region from ransacking entire villages and settlements to murdering children.

* HateSink: Second only to [[spoiler:Flavius]], Berenike is easily the evilest member of the Order since he's not only racist towards Egyptians and orders her men to ransack and burn entire settlements in the Faiyum region but she murdered Hotephres' daughter Shadya and felt absolutely no remorse about doing it whatsoever. Even during her death scene, she appears calm and very smug towards Bayek which makes her demise rather satisfying.

* AncientConspiracy: UpToEleven. The group is ''literally'' ancient in that the founder of the Order was the Egyptian pharaoh Smenkhkare, who discovered the Isu vault Eeyoo Sekedoo Aat around 1334 BCE, and founded the Order in order to better understand the Isu, aka Those Who Came Before. [[spoiler:''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedOdyssey''[='=]s ''Legacy of the First Blade'' DLC establishes them as also having been active in ancient Persia somewhere after that.]]