Assassin's Creed Origins DLC - All Isidora Cutscenes "The Goddess" THE CURSE OF THE PHARAOHS DLC

[@danielprice4608]

"Don't bring too much attention to yourself" she says to the man in flaming armor...

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@minoanlight4545]

“May the Hidden One walk with you. The Lord of the Duat awaits.”

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@Wraith-lr6vt]

I find it funny Tahamet says don't bring to much attention to yourself yet you are standing there in a flaming outfit of Anubis

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@jorgebersabe293]

The whole plot of Curse of the Pharaohs started due to Isidora watching her mother Nitokris dying at the hands of tomb robbers and wanting revenge. While it doesn't justify her actions against the people of Thebes, at least you get to know why she behaves in that way. At the end, Isidora became just as bad as the people who killed her mother and comitted grave robbing by stealing the Apple of Eden from a tomb.

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@XZagatoX]

Most beautiful woman in a video game

[@nyomancahya9925]

but no rule 34 of it😔

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@blackvial]

I kind of feel sorry for her

[@Somali-Puntite]

blackvial Me too bro, she was special..

[@Aristocratic13]

Ancient Somali Puntite warrior That body... was special if ya knows what I mean

[@Dark_Voice]

@@Aristocratic13 More like the story that happened to her. As a child seeing your family member as close as the mother die must have been traumatizing.

[@Aristocratic13]

Dark Voice like Batman...

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@santalucia788]

I really like her clothes

[@alliesabenteuer]

they are amazing :)

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@DrewbeeScott]

Is it just me, or from certain angles does she look like Ashanti? lol

[@Aristocratic13]

DrewS80 The singer? Hell yeah and someone else... I can't put my mind on it right now

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@cassanova9322]

Does anyone know where the entrance to her quarters is??i am stuck as I am typing this please help!

[@ZanarGaming]

there's an entrance on the right upper corner of the door, it will be only opened if you beat all 3 Pharaohs, otherwise you wont see it. complete all main missions and leave this one at the end

[@cassanova9322]

Zanar Aesthetics I found it right after I posted this comment lol.thanks for the help tho.really appreciate it. :) 😊❤️

[@Aristocratic13]

+Cassa Nova everyone got stuck on that lol me included

[@dawka6335]

I've just ended this DLC, and I still don't understand why Bayek kills her at the end.

[@Dark_Voice]

Because she is completely crazy, she lost the grasp of reality, and she would probably try over and over. BUT if I could spare her and closely keep my eye on her I would. Perhaps help her somehow recover BUT she was like this for far too long and her sanity was already completely gone so her change is not likely.

[@dawka6335]

@@Dark_Voice That’a true, thanks for answer

[@arthurabogado5054]

If I am not mistaken, she was using the Apple of Eden to control people. It was shown in the cutscene. And Templars are all about control.

[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.

[@RovingPunster]

I find it ironic that after all the hoopla over Holywood "whitewashing" cinematic roles that the devs of this game would choose to depict Isadora as so ... caucasian. I also found it odd that they made her prettier than Cleopatra.

[@dieantfoordfighters]

In those times, greek and egyptian people were living side by side, so there was a lot of mixing

[@RovingPunster]

@@dieantfoordfighters That is an entirely valid point regarding the Ptolomeic period ... but my own point still stands.

[@dieantfoordfighters]

@@RovingPunster yeah, i know bro

[@dieantfoordfighters]

She could have been made different

[@handel1111]

Isidora is a Greek name implying she is a Greek of course she has European features

[@bayuprasetyo6319]

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[@الزعيمصالح-ع8ح]

Isadora...a Pharaonic love story Oh, beautiful little girl...oh kind and innocent...and fresh flower...that withered in the spring of life...oh my pure angel who left...without saying goodbye..) This is what was written on the tomb of the martyr of love in Tuna Al-Jabal and this is how she was mourned. Her father, so who is this martyr of love, for whom her father built a tomb that is considered an icon of the shrines of Tuna al-Jabal. She is the martyr of love, “Isadora.” The beauty of ancient Pharaonic love stories never ends, and their luster remains no matter how many years and days pass. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, there were many stories of love and passion, recorded by walls. Pharaonic temples and tombs still bear witness to this day to the love and feelings of hearts that beat in the name of love.