Ceremonial Khopesh

The Ceremonial Khopesh was a khopesh originating from Egypt. Its hilt featured a golden serpent that wound its way down the blade, symbolizing rebirth.
During the Peloponnesian War, the blade was used in combat, despite its name. Subsequently, it was also a common sight in the inventories of blacksmiths.Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
==Weapon statistics==
Rarity 	DPS (Level 99) 	Default Engravings 	Availability 	
Rare 	7469 	(Randomised) 	Blacksmith, Loot 	
Epic 	7829 	(Randomised) 	Blacksmith, Loot 	
Description 	Description 	Description 	Description 	Description
The golden serpent that snakes its way down the blade is symbolic of rebirth.	The golden serpent that snakes its way down the blade is symbolic of rebirth.	The golden serpent that snakes its way down the blade is symbolic of rebirth.	The golden serpent that snakes its way down the blade is symbolic of rebirth.	The golden serpent that snakes its way down the blade is symbolic of rebirth.
==Behind the scenes==
The Ceremonial Khopesh, a weapon in Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, shares the model with a number of similar weapons in the same game, including Heitor's Harpe and the Sword of Avaris. These are all the recycled model of Aruna, a weapon in Assassin's Creed: Origins.
==Gallery==
ACOd-CeremonialKhopesh.jpg|Kassandra wielding the Ceremonial Khopesh
ACOD Kassandra Heitor's Harpe.jpg|Kassandra wielding a variant of the Ceremonial Khopesh
==Appearances==
*Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
==References==
Category:Swords
Category:Khopeshes
Category:5th century BCE weapons
zh:仪礼镰刃剑
fr:Khépesh cérémoniel]