An Actor's Life for Me

Follow this guide to complete the 'An Actor's Life for Me' quest in Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Find the missing actor Thespis and ensure the play goes on!

Alright, so you've just broken out of jail – nice work! Your next move is to head southeast to Perikles's residence to meet up with Sokrates. Keep an eye out for Aristophanes; he'll be waiting for you there.

The main task now is to find a missing actor named Thespis. Apparently, he's disappeared right before a play is supposed to start, and it's up to you to track him down. Your first stop should be Thespis's house, which is located to the north of your current position. Once you get close, whip out Ikaros to get a better look and pinpoint the house.

When you get inside, you'll run into an Athenian guard named Bulis. After a little chat, you'll need to get some info out of him. You've got a choice here: you can either take him out, let him walk, or even recruit him for your ship, the Adrestia. Your call!

Once that's sorted, make your way southeast to the tavern where Thespis is apparently hanging out. You'll find a bunch of Athenian guards there, supposedly 'protecting' him. Your job is to convince them to leave, but honestly, no matter what you say, you're going to end up fighting them. Don't worry too much, though – they're not exactly elite soldiers, with pretty weak armor and no special moves.

After you've dealt with the guards, you'll need to pick up Thespis and carry him back to his house. Once you lay him down, he'll spill the beans on what you need to do next: find his muse. Good luck with that!