AC Origins Curse of the Pharaohs side quests are additional quests that players can undertake while playing the Curse of the Pharaohs DLC expansion. These side quests provide players with additional content and challenges, allowing them to further explore the world of Ancient Egypt. One of the side quests in Curse of the Pharaohs is called "The Curse of the Pharaohs." In this quest, players must investigate a series of strange deaths that are plaguing the city of Thebes. As they delve deeper into the mystery, they uncover an ancient curse that is causing the dead to rise and wreak havoc on the living. Players must find a way to stop the curse and put an end to the undead threat.
Gods or Creed
Free the prisoner from his cell and take him to the temple; back to his home. Talk to Khui once you’re here and you will unlock three quests namely, The Cat, The Ibish and The Hawk quests. You will now have to consequently, complete all of the story quests in Aten, and after finally defeating the Pharaoh, talk to Khui again for a special reward.
The Hawk This will be the final statue you will be required to locate, before you can finally finish collecting statues, and head back to return all of them. The walkthroughs themselves also provide you with a heads up for specific locations in which you can obtain mission context specific Achievements Trophies as well as useful items so you can collect 100 of everything in the expansion.
Players must find a way to stop the curse and put an end to the undead threat. Another side quest in Curse of the Pharaohs is "Shadows of the Scarab." In this quest, players are tasked with tracking down and eliminating a group of dangerous bandits known as the Scarab Gang.
The Curse of the Pharaohs
This page includes the walkthrough for the main quest in Assassin's Creed Origins: The Curse of the Pharaohs.
advertisementLocation: Thebes
Loading PlaySuggested Level: 48
Reward: 30000 XP
When you reach Thebes, a Pharaoh's Shadow will rise. You can choose to fight it or head straight to Luxor to speak with Merti. There are more opportunities to fight Pharaoh's Shadows again later. After speaking with Merti, meet up with the priestess at the Temple of Karnak. The quest Aten Rising will begin.
advertisementComplete the following quests before continuing this walkthrough:
- Aten Rising
- No Honor Amongst Thebes
- Our Lady of Grace
- The Heretic
Travel to the Temple of Karnak and speak with Isadora. A cutscene will play out and some soldiers will show up to interrogate her. You can assassinate them if you’d like. Head to your next objective which is Tychon’s Villa. Head southeast and when you’re close enough, use Senu to locate the villa. Continue south until you reach the building. There will be soldiers guarding the area so prepare to fight.
Begin the investigation in Tychon’s office. There are 5 items to inspect. Start with the 2 scrolls on his desk and then interact with door on the left. Step back outside and pull the shelf that’s blocking the doorway next to his office. Examine the box full of treasures to the left of the doorway and then the chest on the right.
- Complete Blood in the Water
Return to Thebes and The Temple of Karnak. You have to assassinate Isidora. Climb the wall near the objective and use one of the small windows to sneak in. She has some high level soldiers protecting her and she’ll run if you don’t finish her off quickly. Drop down, sneak up behind her, and take her down as quickly as possible.
Head east in the temple towards her quarters. It’s guarded. You can take them down or walk around and climb through one of the openings in the walls surrounding the area. Head down the stairs to the objective and you’ll find that the door is locked. Look all the way up and to the right of the door. There’s an opening you can climb through to reach Isidora’s quarters.
Investigate the room. There’s a scroll on the table near one of the pillars in the center of the room. Scrolls on a table all the way in the back of the room to the left. A strung up tapestry in the back of the room to the right. A crumbling wall on the east side of the room. The relic on the altar. And lastly, the slab of stone leaning on a pillar in the back end of the room to the west.
advertisementAfter finishing the investigation, leave the room, and exit the Temple of Karnak. Head southwest, hopping on the boat outside of the temple and sail southwest until you reach land. Call you mount and continue following the objective to the tomb.
Before entering, go through your equipment and make any desired changes to it because you’re about to jump into a battle with King Tutankhamun. Climb down the stairs, turn right, and slip through the space between the treasures. A cutscene will play out and immediately after, a battle with Tut will commence.
Defeating Tutankhamun will earn you a legendary level 53 spear. You must now leave Duat by following the orb of light. There are many dangerous enemies in the Duat so be careful while going through it. You can call a mount here which is helpful. The light will lead you to the Am-Tuat. There are 3 powerful enemies here. Feel free to fight them or run past them to escape. Once you exit the afterlife the main quest of The Curse of the Pharaohs will complete.
After finishing the investigation, leave the room, and exit the Temple of Karnak. Head southwest, hopping on the boat outside of the temple and sail southwest until you reach land. Call you mount and continue following the objective to the tomb.
These bandits are terrorizing the people of Thebes and must be stopped. Players must gather information, infiltrate their hideout, and defeat their leader in order to put an end to their reign of terror. In addition to these quests, there are several others that players can undertake in Curse of the Pharaohs. These quests range from investigating mysterious locations, uncovering ancient artifacts, and battling powerful enemies. Each quest provides a unique challenge and rewards players with experience points, new equipment, and other valuable resources. Overall, the side quests in AC Origins Curse of the Pharaohs offer players additional content and challenges to enhance their gameplay experience. They allow players to further explore the world of Ancient Egypt and uncover unique stories and mysteries. Whether players are battling the undead, hunting down dangerous bandits, or uncovering ancient artifacts, the side quests in Curse of the Pharaohs provide plenty of exciting gameplay opportunities..
Reviews for "Lost Temples and Hidden Tombs: Side Quests in AC Origins Curse of the Pharaohs"
1. John - 2/5 stars - The side quests in "AC Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs" were a letdown for me. Although the main game was exciting and engaging, the side quests in this DLC felt repetitive and lacked depth. The tasks were often mundane and didn't offer much variety in terms of gameplay or story. Additionally, the rewards for completing these quests were underwhelming, making the effort feel unrewarding. Overall, I was disappointed with the side quests in this DLC and felt they didn't live up to the standard set by the main game.
2. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I found the side quests in "AC Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs" to be quite dull and uninspiring. The repetitive nature of the tasks started to bore me after a while, and I didn't feel a strong connection to the characters or the stories being told. The lack of innovation in the quests made them feel like a chore rather than an enjoyable gameplay experience. Compared to the engaging and well-crafted main storyline, the side quests in this DLC were a significant disappointment.
3. Mark - 3/5 stars - While I enjoyed the main game of "AC Origins," the side quests in the Curse of the Pharaohs DLC left much to be desired. The quests felt disconnected from the overall narrative, and the objectives were often unclear or uninteresting. The lack of variety in these side quests made them feel like filler content rather than meaningful additions to the game. I was hoping for more engaging and immersive quests in this DLC, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations.
4. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was not impressed with the side quests in "AC Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs." The tasks were repetitive and lacked creativity. I found myself losing interest quickly and just going through the motions to complete these quests. The lack of depth and meaningful rewards made the experience feel like a waste of time. Overall, I was disappointed with the side quests in this DLC and would not recommend it to others looking for a satisfying gameplay experience.