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<p>71.254.103.196: Why would a simple messenger be that rich? He must deliver funds to templar allies.</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Mailman.jpg|frame|A Borgia Messenger in ''Assassin's Creed II'']]<br /> '''Borgia Messengers''', also known as '''Borgia Couriers''', appear in the game ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''. Upon spotting [[Ezio]], the messengers take flight, performing many [[Free Running|free-run]] actions and acrobatic stunts, such as climbing walls and swinging from posts. If Ezio manages to catch up to one, he can tackle him or simply throw a [[Throwing Knives|Throwing Knife]] at him for a considerable amount of Florins, with about 1500 florins per messenger. However, if Ezio kills one, his notoriety will automatically increase by 50%. However, Ezio can still get the 1500 florins (or more) if he loots the messenger. If caught, the Courier begs for his life. After being attacked or left alone a few moments, the Courier will resume his free-running.<br /> <br /> Presumably, the Messengers carry important information or funds for [[Rodrigo Borgia]], as they are called Borgia Messengers.<br /> <br /> Interestingly, [[Archers]] begin chasing the messenger as well if he climbs onto a rooftop in his flight.<br /> <br /> If you intercept one of them, you get the Achievement/Trophy &quot;Mailman&quot; (10G)<br /> <br /> Unlike [[Pickpocket]]s, who have a red icon, Borgia messengers are invisible on your map.<br /> <br /> <br /> {{ACII}}<br /> [[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]</div>

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