Summary
The 2017 soft reboot of theAssassin’s Creedfranchise gave way to many new mechanics and gameplay features that have taken the series to higher ranks in the modern gaming scenario.
As the titles expand, one could be made aware of the franchise’s motive to step further into the RPG line, allowing players to get the whole experience of being in the tale as themselves. From customizable robes to versatile loadouts, people now have the privilege and motivation to explore theAssassin’s Creed Originsworld for more loots and maybelegendary/rare bows.
Updated June 28, 2025 by Stephen LaGioia:With the release ofAssassin’s Creed Mirage, Ubisoft illustrates to new fans and series vetsalikejust what makes this action-adventure so gripping.
But while that game largely shifts back to the more linear, stealth-based approach — even ditching bows — many are still finding the Origins RPG trilogy uniquely compelling. And with so much to explore in this ARPG origin story, we thought it was time to dive back into this list of the Assassin’s Creed Origin’s very best bows.
Legendary
Adrenaline on kill, Health restored on kill
As per the legend of theold Egyptian empire, the composite bow is a light bow carried as a primary weapon by those who protected the highest-ranking officials. In a modern-day context, this is the principal high-impact weapon carried by security escorts for high-level events.
Although the bow takes such importance, it is also said to be used by hunters who went out after high-damage targets like wild boar etc. The game rewards the players with the composite bow as a loot for killingHalf Horn.The bow has a quality of 123 and a max DPS of 925 when maxed out at Level 55.
Adrenaline on kill II, Charging Speed IV
Coming in as one of the oldest and finest long-range bows from 1st century Egypt, the Deathstorm comes under the Hunter Bow category and is classified as a Legendary weapon. The game provides suitable upgrades for the bow and has bonus attributes like Charging Speed and adrenaline boost when used correctly.
Players can get hold of the bow by defeating Bane of Hathor and looting his corpse. The bow has a quality of 122 and a max DPS of 707 when maxed out at Level 55.
Stealth Damage III, Critical Hit Rate II, On Fire
The Smoke and Mirrors is a predator bow that carries a little bit of historical (in-game fiction, of course) folklore with it. It is said that it is one of the finest and rare weaponry that The Iron Ram once carried.
For a more subtle context, the legendary bow is found to be carried by one of the fiercest para-militants in the game. Defeating him in battle and looting his corpse would grant players access to the bow. The bow has a quality of 123 and a max DPS of 859 when maxed out at Level 55.
Stealth Damage II, Critical Hit Damage III, Elevation Multiplier
The Trophy Hunter not only shares a similar folklore as the Smoke and Mirrors, but also has identical stats in the upgrade tree. The legendary bow can be found in the game on the military banks of Uab Nome.
The game provides the bow as a loot reward for defeating the elephant riders Qetesh and Resheph guarding the perimeter of Uab Nome.It would be no easy task, but it certainly would be worth it. The bow has a quality of 123 and a max DPS of 859 when maxed out at Level 55.
Precision II, Adrenaline on Kill II, Elevation Multiplier
Fittingly, this potent bow was inspired by and dedicated to the Greek goddess of hunting, Artemis. It was also said to be blessed by her, granting protection to those ancient warriors who wielded it.
This legendary bow is useful in its ability to raise its user’s effectiveness in multiple ways, adding toprecisionand spiking the ever-useful Adrenaline meter. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that this is one of the most powerful bows in the game when fully upgraded.
Perks
Rate of Fire IV, Bleeding on Hit II, Health on Kill
This enticing light bow can be had by way of the Helix Store or Nomad’s Bazaar; and it’s worth the investment. The bow is effective at giving players an edge in battle through a few key avenues, vastly boosting one’srate of fireand grantinghealth on a kill.
Players can gain even more of an advantage thanks to itsbleeding on hitperk. This softens up enemies and whittles down their health faster and more effectively. For such a seemingly light and simple bow, it sure has many tricks up its sleeve.
Stealth Damage III, Bleeding on Hitt III, Poison on Hit
This ominously-named predator bow really packs a punch when used correctly. Players can obtain it by way of anAnimus mod given from Layla. While there are stronger options when it comes to raw, maxed-out power, the Lord of Bones is handy in a number of ways, especially for stealthier, tactical players.
The bow rewards a more strategic style of infiltration and fighting, with boosts instealth damage and poison abilities.Its inflicting ofbleedingfurther amps up the area-of-effect perks, allowing players to drop many foes swiftly and silently.
Stealth Damage I, Adrenaline on Kill II
The Jebel was granted as a reward by the Kushite pharaoh Piye to his Nubian generals upon victory in battle; and what a reward it is. The Jebel Barkal covers a nice range — in terms of its distant shotsandits range of perks. The weapon excels in rewarding sharp-shooting and stealthy players in numerous ways.
Players that have no trouble hitting their marks will want to utilize this bow, as it grantsstealth damage, combo multipliers, and ranged hit multipliers.
Charging Speed IV, Combo Multiplier II, On Fire
While fairly meager when it comes to raw damage output, the Crescent Moon thrives in many other areas. Inspired by the moon itself, this sleek and swift bow shines when it comes to sharp-shooting as well as quick, timely hits.
It boasts a significantcharging speedperk, and the always-enjoyableon-fireability. These traits allow players to wreak havoc and turn many targets into charred remains with speed and efficiency. Players will need theHorus Packto gain access to this mighty bow, but it’s a worthwhile investment.
Rate of Fire III, Critical Hit Damage II, Poison on Hit
The Bow of Wadjet makes a true testimony to its name as its stylized design takes inspiration from Wadjet, one of the oldgods of Egypt. As per ancient history, she was the true goddess of the monarchy during the civil war between lower and capital Egypt.
Her mythological look – the upper body of a human merged with the lower half of a snake – is adapted into the bow, and its rich history provides a legendary status! The Bow has a quality of 122 and a max DPS of 925 when maxed out at Level 55.
