Her depictions usually show her with the head of a lioness and the helm of this outfit certainly helps Bayek channel that ferocity. Another armor set inspired by an Egyptian deity, Sekhmet is both a warrior goddess as well as a goddess of healing. This is the garb that Bayek dons during the 'End of the Snake' mission, which involves the Medjay hunting down a member of the Order of the Ancients that he believes to be the Snake. As the flavor text of this outfit suggests, this one leaves little to the imagination. Donning the guise of a cobra, then, gives Bayek an appearance that is truly indicative of the Assassin style: Silent, deadly, and ready to strike at any time. When it comes to the setting of Ancient Egypt the snake is an incredibly notorious symbol.

What's cooler, after all, than taking on the appearance of a mummy and traversing the desert as a figure that would strike fear into the heart of anyone that would dare cross Bayek's path.

This one may seem gimmicky but gimmicks aren't always bad. Commonly known as 'The Ones Who Came Before' by fans of the series, the Isu are the cornerstone of the past aspect of the Assassin's Creed series. One of the best ones in the game, Bayek gains this outfit after completing the 'Phylakes' Prey' quest, a mission that sees him successfully killing all 11 Phylakes within the core game. The flavor text of this outfit reads 'anyone can kill few do it with such style,' and it's hard to argue that fact with this outfit. Arguably the coolest outfit in the game sees Bayek take on the form of one of the most well-known figures of Egyptian mythology.

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