The community weekly events (Anubis, Sekhmet, Sobek) reward legendary gear like the Conductor of Souls sword. However, if you missed a specific week, you could wait months for the rotation to return. The Hash List allows you to claim these rewards immediately.
While the 64-bit space makes collisions statistically unlikely for the number of items in ACO (thousands, rather than quintillions), the possibility exists. A robust Inventory Editor must ensure that the Hash List is verified against the game's runtime behavior. A collision would result in the game loading the wrong asset (e.g., a sword appearing as a mount) or the entity failing to render entirely.
Due to the length of this article, I cannot list all 3,000+ items (including every single common spear and bandit shield). However, the complete AC Origins Inventory Editor Hash List (v1.60 Final) is maintained on:
Note: Avoid YouTube videos claiming to have "100,000 working codes" in the description. They are usually outdated or contain malware redirects.
The development of third-party tools for single-player role-playing games often centers on the ability to manipulate save game data. In Assassin’s Creed: Origins, save files are serialized binary blobs that store player progress, world states, and inventory data. Unlike earlier iterations in the franchise which may have used integer IDs or strings, ACO utilizes the Dunia/Anvil engine's method of referencing entities through compiled code hashes. An Inventory Editor must therefore possess a comprehensive "Hash List"—a translation dictionary mapping human-readable item names (e.g., "Predator Bow") to their corresponding 64-bit hexadecimal hash values stored in the game memory.
⚠️ Always back up your save folder:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft Game Launcher\savegames\[ID]\4923\
| Item Name | Hash ID |
| :--- | :--- |
| Mut's Sorrow | 000001A2E90C9A35 |
| Alexander's Shield | 000001B24496F51F |
| Reinforced Shield | 000001B244974079 |
| Medusa's Gaze | 000001B24496F4EC | Ac Origins Inventory Editor Hash List
Cause: Ubisoft’s anti-tamper checks the online store ownership on launch. Store-bought items have a flag. If you spawn them via hash, they sometimes revert. Fix: Turn your internet connection off before launching the game. Play in offline mode to keep the store items permanently.
