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Assassin apprentice

2010-12-22T22:22:48Z

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{{Quote|The [[Liberation of Rome|liberation of Roma]] has begun. If you choose to flee, do so now, but if you choose to fight, stand with me against the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]].|[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] to one of the rescued [[civilians]], after saving him from corrupted Borgia [[guards]].|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood}}
[[File:Assassins1503E3.png|thumb|400px|Ezio, with four apprentices.]]
The '''apprentices''', also referred to as recruits, are [[Assassins]] who were formerly [[citizens]] [[Save Citizen|saved]] by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] from the rough streets of [[Rome]], during the war against the [[Templars]]. They have subsequently devoted themselves to learning the ways of the Assassin Order, motivated by their lust for revenge against the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]] for corrupting the beautiful city of Rome.

Operating out of the [[Tiber Island]] headquarters, the apprentices were sent on [[Side Missions and Events#Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood|missions]] across [[wikipedia:Europe|Europe]] in order to improve their skills and [[Combat and weapon tactics|combat]] experience beyond their traditional training. However, the apprentices did not always survive these missions. When not on missions assigned by Ezio outside Rome, the apprentices would support the efforts of Ezio and his allies, providing reinforcement during Ezio's own missions.

==''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''==
==='''Recruiting'''===
After destroying a [[Borgia Tower]], symbols will randomly appear on your map where citizens can be recruited. You can choose whether to save them or not, but they will eventually die if you don't. After saving a citizen from the guards, you'll have a choice to either speak to them or leave them, if you speak to them they will always join you, if you don't talk to them, they will eventually disappear. After successfully recruiting someone for his cause, Ezio sends them to [[Niccolò Machiavelli]] to become an Assassin. You can only recruit twelve apprentices (all of whom can be either male or female), but if one dies, they can always be replaced.

==='''On the Field'''===
In-game, Ezio is able to have up to six support him during his missions, and each time they fight, they will gain experience points to rank up. On the field, Ezio signals these Assassins by raising his arm and clenching his fist, indicating that they should strike. This signal, followed by an eagle's screech, is known as a "B.A.M." or a Brotherhood Assistance Maneuver. The apprentices can appear from anywhere, usually from inside hiding spots or over ledges. Particularly when against a mounted enemy, the apprentices can also come in on horseback, and can engage in horse chases. On rare occasions, when there are no hiding spots or buildings to appear from, the apprentices may be teleported into the battle by the [[Animus]].

==='''Missions'''===
During the course of the game, players have the opportunity to send the apprentices to different cities across Europe to complete tasks and assassinations. If they finish the mission, the apprentices earn money for Ezio and experience points; but if they die, they will be lost forever. The chances of the Assassins completing the mission depend on how difficult the mission is, the amount of experience the Assassins already have, and how many Assassins you send. Though sending more Assassins increases the probability of success, each receive less experience, as the total experience gained must be divided equally among all of them. Missions take place in Rome, Florence, Venice, Constantinople, Lisbon, Barcelona, Moscow, Paris, London, Cologne and Calicut.

==='''Customization'''===
Players can also customize the apprentices' [[Tailors|colors of their robes]]. Each one of the apprentices also has a different personality. Later on, players can use the experience points they've gained to upgrade their apprentices' [[Armor|armor]] and [[weapons]]. Once an apprentice achieves [[Ranks|rank]] ten ([[:File:Rank Assassino.jpg#file|Assassino]]) his/her armor will change and appear to look almost identical to Ezio's Master Assassin outfit, only having very subtle differences such as the cloak where the color is decided by the customized color they wore as "Students". These Master Assassin robes that the apprentices wear cannot be customized however, and always remain as Assassin White. If an apprentice has a certain color of robes, the color of their Master Assassin cape will correspond to that color.

==='''BAM System'''===
As Ezio recruits and trains more apprentices, he will gain signals, which appear as red bars underneath the [[Synchronization]] bar. Up to 3 signals can be earned. The signals represent the amount of times Ezio can use the BAM system (Brotherhood Assistance Maneuver) which allows him to call his apprentices to aid him in the field.

The first signal is rewarded once one Assassin apprentice is recruited, then another when you have 4 Assassin apprentices. The third and final signal is unlocked once you have 6 Assassin apprentices. Once Ezio has used a signal, the signal won't be usable until roughly one minute has passed, and using all three of them will not allow Ezio to use the BAM until the first one has recharged. BAM signals can become unavailable if an insufficient number of apprentices are present in the guild, such as if some have left on missions.

Apprentices can also ride and use horses in battles, either attacking on horseback with their sword or hidden gun, or performing assassinations from horseback.

The apprentices are capable of three attack strategies:
*'''The Arrow Storm''': This move is particularly useful if Ezio is blocked by a group of guards. He signals to the apprentices, and they shoot arrows at the targets and kill any in sight. If there is a large number of apprentices to aid Ezio, all the guards will be killed simultaneously. You must have at least six Assassin apprentices at your disposal to use the arrow storm, as it requires all 3 signals to use.
*'''The Air Assassination''': This move is where the apprentices jump and assassinate the indicated targets. If there are some enemies remaining, the apprentices engage them in combat.
*'''The Smoke Assassination''': A combination of air assassinating and [[smoke bombs]], the apprentices jump and assassinate as many enemies as possible, then throw smoke bombs, creating a distraction and allowing Ezio to move in and attack as well.

==='''Known In-game Apprentices'''===
The following is an alphabetical list of known names of apprentices that appear in the game, which are randomly generated for each citizen Ezio saves. Blue denotes male, red denotes female:
*Alighiero Abate
*Annetta Abete
*Allesandro Albarella
*Bettina Aliotti
*Annetta Barbieri
*Laura Boccanera
*Gabriele Buonavieri
*Carlotta Caci
*Bianca Carsidoni
*Ciro Cavallari
*Cristiano Corsellini
*Desideria Donati
*Enrico Emilione
*Ermanno Erba
*Ercole Esposito
*Fedele Fabiani
*Filippo Foglia
*Augusto Fornari
*Fabiola Fornari
*Giacomo Gadda
*Ghita Gargani
*Giordano Gaspari
*Giovanni Guglielmi
*Lorenzo La Falce
*Luciana Lanese
*Luca Lombardi
*Lamberto Luni
*Rocco Martucci
*Candida Masini
*Giovanni Migliore
*Marco Melozzi
*Nino Nastagio
*Nando Nicodemi
*Nestore Nucci
*Orfeo Occhionero
*Ottavio Oliveri
*Ortensia Orlandi
*Panfio Petaccia
*Primo Penna
*Piero Piacentini
*Paolo Profeta
*Bastiano Pulci
*Raffaele Raniere
*Mino Ricoveri
*Rinaldo Rocca
*Severino Sabelli
*Saverio Selerno
*Salvatore Salucci
*Emiliana Santi
*Beatrice Simoni
*Paolo Simoni
*Adele Sozzi
*Stefano Spallone
*Tullio Tagliapietra
*Guido Tuccerini
*Ugo Ubaldi
*Ulrico Ursini
*Valeria Viozzi
*Vittorio Vitelli
*Zaccaria Zaccagno
*Zeno Zaccardi
*Zita Zanovelli

===Cheats===
#'''Beat Sequence 4 with 100% Synch''' - Sisterhood / Assassins Guild recruits are all female.
#'''Beat Sequence 5 with 100% Synch''' - Ultimate Guild / Assassins Guild recruits are Assassino rank.
#'''Beat Sequence 6 with 100% Synch''' - Calling all [[Assassins]] / No cooldown timer when calling Assassins.

==Trivia==
*While all apprentices wear default uniforms similar to Ezio's, not all of them are ever exactly the same.
*The apprentices are equipped with only a single [[hidden blade]], unlike Ezio who is granted two. They do, however, acquire a hidden gun, smoke bombs and various melee weapons as they level up.
*Though you can only have twelve apprentices at a time, the ability to recruit them is infinite, which means that, even if many of them die in battle, they can always be replaced.
*Apprentices are able to grab the horse of a dismounted enemy. This prevents its escape, and allows either Ezio or the Assassin himself or herself to ride it.
*Gabriel Graziani, the Community Developer for ''Brotherhood'', had once stated that there will be a special cutscene when an Assassin dies. Although there is no such cut scene, Ezio may approach and close the eyes of the fallen Assassin, honoring them.
*It was stated by developers that the player could pick a single Assassin recruit to be a "right-hand Assassin." However, this action is not present in any form in the game.
*Once an apprentice is promoted to the rank of ''Assassino'', there is a cut scene showing the Assassin performing a [[Leap of Faith]] into the [[Tiber River|Tiber]], while Ezio and Niccolò watch. (Even though they cannot swim, they somehow survive the leap of faith into the river.)
*Assassins can't swim, but when they fall in water they are just gone and not dead, so you could use them again later.
*When managing Assassins for an Assassination contract, even when the odds of success are 100%, sometimes the mission can still be failed, although you will not lose the Assassin(s) used for that contract.
*It is possible to kill an apprentice by using the [[First Apple|Apple of Eden]] with him/her in the blast range.
*There is an interesting glitch when both an Assassin and Ezio try to assassinate the same guard simultaneously. You will both appear to leap on him in high profile, but Ezio will then promptly teleport onto the next closest guard, killing him as well.
*Sometimes when Assassins are called into battle, they will jump out of haystacks, without any explanation of how they got there, or how long they had been waiting inside.
*The Assassins receive no damage from falling, even from the top of the [[Castel Sant'Angelo]].
*Assassin Recruits can sometimes be heard saying "Requiescat in pace" when they kill an enemy.
*When reaching the rank of ''Assassino'', the recruit will acquire a sword that is identical to the swords used by the [[Masyaf]] guards in ''Assassin's Creed''.
*If you try to follow an Apprentice, they will eventually get to Tiber Island and stop, though taking various confusing turns trying to disappear from the players screen.

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
File:Recruit.jpg|Ezio recruiting a citizen.
File:Assassins45.png|Assassin apprentices descend from above.
File:AssassinApprentices.jpg|Ezio and his Assassin apprentices.
assassins-creed-brotherhood-20101017102243981_640w.jpg|Ezio and a group of apprentices.
Apprentices.jpg|Ezio calling his apprentices.
Mounted Assassins.jpg|Ezio and his apprentices on horseback.
Assassin Apprentice.jpg|Ezio and Niccoló watching an apprentice about to perform a leap of faith.
assassin.s_creed-_brotherhood_-_video_dev_diary_2_hd-404301-1284432964.jpeg|Ezio and his apprentices walking at night.
Assassin's Guild.jpg|Ezio and his guild of Assassins.
Ezio Recruiting Assassin.JPG|Ezio Auditore recruiting a citizen as an apprentice.
Raffaele Ranieri.JPG|A male Assassin apprentice in the selection screen.
Fabiola Fornari.JPG|A female Assassin apprentice in the selection screen.
Www totalvideogames com ACB SP S 07 Brotherhood Reinforcement 71640 size 655 1500.jpg|Ezio initiating a BAM
800px-BrotherhoodApprenticeScreen.jpg|The Brotherhood Management Screen
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Throwing knife

2010-12-22T22:20:25Z

75.37.72.218: /* Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood */

[[File:ac-throwing-knives.png|thumb|right|250px|Throwing Knives in ''Assassin's Creed''.]]
'''Throwing Knives''' are [[weapons]] that the [[Assassins]] can throw at enemies, injuring or taking them out from a distance.

==''Assassin's Creed''==
In ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', the throwing knives are first available at rank 4. The knives seem to be one of the most powerful weapons (after the [[hidden blade]]), and unless the enemy is a [[Templar]] or a boss character, they generally kill with one hit. When [[Altaïr]] runs out of knives, he can get more by either [[pickpocketing]] them from [[thugs]] (earning five knives), by defeating thugs in a fistfight (only one knife, zero if a blade is used), or by returning to either an [[Assassins' Bureau]] or [[Masyaf]] (maximizes knife count).

The maximum amount of knives Altaïr can hold increases at certain ranks. After first becoming available at rank 4, at which point the knife capacity is five, Altaïr gets extra Knife Belts at ranks 7 and 10, increasing the capacity to ten and fifteen respectively. Each set of knives are sheathed at his waist, left boot, and right shoulder.

===Achievement===
On the Xbox 360 version you can get an [[achievement]] by killing 75 guards with Throwing Knives.
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==''Assassin's Creed II''==
[[File:Screen_shot_2010-10-25_at_4.54.58_PM.png|thumb|200px|A Renaissance era throwing knife]]
Throwing Knives return in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', though the damage for each knife has been scaled down. This is likely to balance gameplay due to the introduction of the [[Hidden Gun]], as well as to account for the fact that [[Ezio]] can hold up to twenty-five of them, once all of the upgrades have been purchased.

Throwing Knives cost 50 florins each, and can be bought from [[Blacksmiths]]. Since these are very cheap and can be bought at any Blacksmith, try to use the knives as much as possible before acquiring the Hidden Gun.

Compared to the Hidden Gun, the Throwing Knives are reasonably more accurate, as well as quicker to throw, at the cost of power.

Extra sheaths for throwing knives can be purchased at [[Tailor]] shops. Up to 20 knives can be carried through upgrades. An additional 5 slots can be purchased through [[Uplay]] for 20 Uplay points.

[[File:Assassins-Creed-II-throwing-knife.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Ezio about to throw a knife at [[Girolamo Savonarola]].]]
The special attack of the throwing knife may be learned from the training instructor in [[Monteriggioni]]. The special attack allows Ezio to throw three knives at once, effectively dispatching up to three enemies. This is, for whatever reason, an instant kill on ''all'' guards, even [[Brutes]]. A viable explanation would be that Ezio would need time to pinpoint and hit an enemies' vital points, thus keep in mind that it takes longer to target multiple enemies. Ezio must also be engaged in a battle in order to use this ability.

It takes two throwing knives to kill a guard who is watching you, but only one to kill a guard to whom you are invisible; except in [[Venice]], where it takes two knives regardless of whether or not you are visible to them.

==''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''==
Throwing knives are also available in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. Ezio is now able to throw multiple knives at enemies (similarly to the special attack in ''Assassin's Creed II'') even when he is not engaged in battle. He will throw the amount of throwing knives as the enemies in range (which may be from one to three guards) and kill them instantly.

Furthermore, Ezio is able to throw knives while he has the short blade equipped, much like Altaïr could in ''Assassin's Creed''. Unlike in ''Assassin's Creed II'', throwing knives instantly kill all guards.

Throwing Knives can also be considered obsolete as a stealth weapon, due to the introduction of the [[Crossbow]], which possesses a longer range, and is equally silent. However, the knives are still best when Ezio needs to kill multiple foes at a distance.

Throwing knives also serve as an [[Multiplayer Abilities|ability]] for [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood multiplayer characters|multiplayer characters]], though they are always non-lethal, and can only be used to temporarily slow down an opponent.

==Trivia==
*In ''Assassin's Creed'', during the [[Animus]] loading sequence, you are able to select the throwing knives and throw an infinite number of them.
*In ''Assasin's Creed'', knives can only be used to stun or injure escaping targets.
*A throwing knife, courtesy of [[Rodrigo Borgia]], nearly killed [[Giovanni Auditore]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Lineage]]''.
*Giovanni Auditore only carried two throwing knives, on his chest, and it is unexplained as to whether this was due to his own preference or to his skill (or lack thereof) with the weapon.
*In ''Assasin's Creed II'', when not locked on, Ezio will throw a knife in the last direction he walked to. Certain targets will not run unless Ezio enters a certain zone around the targets. If Ezio remains out of this zone and a skilled player throws knives using the described method, he can easily kill them.
*There is an interesting [[Bugs|glitch]] in ''Assassin's Creed II'' that can be performed using the throwing knives' special attack. While moving on a rooftop or a ledge that Ezio can peer down by bumping up against the edge, equip the throwing knives and hold down the weapon hand button. Ezio will keep walking in the direction he was facing when you first pressed the button, and will maintain his current speed and elevation above ground level. Several Youtube videos have been made giving instructions on how to get this result, though most of them state that the glitch (along with the flying-jump-Ezio glitch) has since been patched.
*In ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', regardless of the throwing knife capacity of the knife belt, there is no visible knife belt present. The knife belt only appears when the character is in a state of loading (such as when Ezio glows white during an armor switch or clothes dyeing) or within the [[Animus Virtual Training Program]].

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Armor of Brutus

2010-12-22T22:17:06Z

75.37.72.218: /* Appearance */

[[File:Armour_of_Romulus.jpg|thumb|300px|Ezio wearing the Armor of Brutus.]]
The '''Armor of Brutus''' is an unbreakable set of armor available in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. The armor was the greatest possession of a mysterious cult called the [[Followers of Romulus]]. The armor is unlocked by obtaining all Romulus scrolls and keys from the six [[Lairs of Romulus|secret lairs]] spread throughout the city of [[Rome]].

It is the strongest armor in-game and is found alongside the [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Like the [[Armor of Altaïr]], the Armor of Brutus has 25 health diamonds, and cannot be dyed nor broken.

==Appearance==
The armor looks much bulkier than [[Ezio Auditore]]'s [[Master Assassin]] robes due to the fur cloak that is padded along the pauldron. The fur is implied to be a tribute to Romulus, and thus is likely to be wolf fur. There is a silver eagle on the right shoulder that holds the cape up, as well as on the waist area where the [[Assassin insignia|Assassin symbol]] would normally be, which has been relocated to be engraved right above it, on the mid-abdomen section of the armor (a second Assassin's symbol is engraved onto the back of the armor as well).

The armor comes with a grey, short-sleeved robe that is worn underneath the breastplate. The bottom of the robes are in three layers, each one on top of the other, and come down to Ezio's knees. However, the bottoms act in a similar fashon to a kilt, completely covering the legs, whereas the Master Assassin robes part at the sides and front-to-back to keep movement unencumbered. This does not affect mobility in the game, however.

The armor set consists of both metal and leather. The chest armor and spaulders are mostly metal, while the vambraces and greaves are completely leather. The vambraces and greaves are also very plain-looking pieces of armor, having very little design compared to the rest of the armor. Unlike the vambraces bought in the game, the Vambraces of Brutus cover both of Ezio's forearms instead of only his right. The hood and cape, which appear to be connected, are colored red with a golden trim on the cape.

==Trivia==
*The eagle-motif of the armor, the beak-shaped appearance of the hood, and the Assassin insignia on the armor's back strongly implies that [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], the original owner of the armor, was a member of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]].
*The Armor of Brutus gives the same amount of health to Ezio as the Seusenhofer armor set, though the latter allows Ezio to wear his regular, customizable robes.
*It is not confirmed whether Ezio actually acquired the Armor of Brutus in his lifetime, as it is not mandatory to have the armor to obtain full Synchronization. As shown in the cutscene of his fight with [[Cesare Borgia]] during the beginning of the game, as well as during his return to the [[Villa Auditore]] ruins, he is not shown wearing the Armor of Brutus.
*It is unexplained as to why the armor is so durable, unlike the Armor of Altaïr, which had been fortified based on knowledge from the [[Sixth Apple|Apple of Eden]], as explained in the [[Codex]].
*The Armor of Brutus is much older than the Armor of Altaïr, yet how it managed to remain as strong as the armor of the Syrian Master Assassin's - when his armor was made using a special formulae gleaned from the Apple of Eden - remains unknown.

==Gallery==
[[Video:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Armor of Brutus (Best) HD|thumb|300px|left]]
[[Video:Assassin's Creed Brotherhood - ARMOR OF BRUTUS|thumb|300px|right]]

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<gallery captionalign="left">
G6--article image-1-.jpg|Ezio fighting guards with the Armor of Brutus on.
G13--article image.jpg|Ezio in Rome wearing the Armor of Brutus.
G4--article image.jpg|Ezio assassinating [[guards]] while wearing the Armor of Brutus.
Armor of Brutus.PNG|The Armor of Brutus in the Animus menu.
Armor Of Brutus.png|A scroll of Romulus for the Brutus chest guard and bracers.
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Armor of Brutus

2010-12-22T22:15:00Z

75.37.72.218: /* Trivia */

[[File:Armour_of_Romulus.jpg|thumb|300px|Ezio wearing the Armor of Brutus.]]
The '''Armor of Brutus''' is an unbreakable set of armor available in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. The armor was the greatest possession of a mysterious cult called the [[Followers of Romulus]]. The armor is unlocked by obtaining all Romulus scrolls and keys from the six [[Lairs of Romulus|secret lairs]] spread throughout the city of [[Rome]].

It is the strongest armor in-game and is found alongside the [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Like the [[Armor of Altaïr]], the Armor of Brutus has 25 health diamonds, and cannot be dyed nor broken.

==Appearance==
The armor looks much bulkier than [[Ezio Auditore]]'s [[Master Assassin]] robes due to the fur cloak that is padded along the pauldron. The fur is implied to be a tribute to Romulus, and thus is likely to be wolf fur. There is a silver eagle on the right shoulder that holds the cape up, as well as on the waist area where the [[Assassin insignia|Assassin symbol]] would normally be, which has been relocated to be painted right above it, on the mid-abdomen section of the armor (a second Assassin's symbol is engraved onto the back of the armor as well).

The armor comes with a grey, short-sleeved robe that is worn underneath the breastplate. The bottom of the robes are in three layers, each one on top of the other, and come down to Ezio's knees. However, the bottoms act in a similar fashon to a kilt, completely covering the legs, whereas the Master Assassin robes part at the sides and front-to-back to keep movement unencumbered. This does not affect mobility in the game, however.

The armor set consists of both metal and leather. The chest armor and spaulders are mostly metal, while the vambraces and greaves are completely leather. The vambraces and greaves are also very plain-looking pieces of armor, having very little design compared to the rest of the armor. Unlike the vambraces bought in the game, the Vambraces of Brutus cover both of Ezio's forearms instead of only his right. The hood and cape, which appear to be connected, are colored red with a golden trim on the cape.

==Trivia==
*The eagle-motif of the armor, the beak-shaped appearance of the hood, and the Assassin insignia on the armor's back strongly implies that [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], the original owner of the armor, was a member of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]].
*The Armor of Brutus gives the same amount of health to Ezio as the Seusenhofer armor set, though the latter allows Ezio to wear his regular, customizable robes.
*It is not confirmed whether Ezio actually acquired the Armor of Brutus in his lifetime, as it is not mandatory to have the armor to obtain full Synchronization. As shown in the cutscene of his fight with [[Cesare Borgia]] during the beginning of the game, as well as during his return to the [[Villa Auditore]] ruins, he is not shown wearing the Armor of Brutus.
*It is unexplained as to why the armor is so durable, unlike the Armor of Altaïr, which had been fortified based on knowledge from the [[Sixth Apple|Apple of Eden]], as explained in the [[Codex]].
*The Armor of Brutus is much older than the Armor of Altaïr, yet how it managed to remain as strong as the armor of the Syrian Master Assassin's - when his armor was made using a special formulae gleaned from the Apple of Eden - remains unknown.

==Gallery==
[[Video:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Armor of Brutus (Best) HD|thumb|300px|left]]
[[Video:Assassin's Creed Brotherhood - ARMOR OF BRUTUS|thumb|300px|right]]

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<gallery captionalign="left">
G6--article image-1-.jpg|Ezio fighting guards with the Armor of Brutus on.
G13--article image.jpg|Ezio in Rome wearing the Armor of Brutus.
G4--article image.jpg|Ezio assassinating [[guards]] while wearing the Armor of Brutus.
Armor of Brutus.PNG|The Armor of Brutus in the Animus menu.
Armor Of Brutus.png|A scroll of Romulus for the Brutus chest guard and bracers.
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Cento Occhi

2010-12-22T22:11:15Z

75.37.72.218: /* Trivia */

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[[File:SlaveTrader.JPG|thumb|182px|right|One of the Cento Occhi.]]

{{quote|The Cento Occhi ''[...]'' Cesare's bootlickers.|[[La Volpe]]|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood}}
The '''Cento Occhi''' (English: ''Hundred Eyes''), were a group of [[thieves]] and bandits employed by [[Cesare Borgia]], which rivaled those of [[La Volpe]]'s [[La Volpe Addormentato|guild]]. The Cento Occhi were initially led by [[Lanz]], but [[Ezio Auditore]] killed him in 1503 with the [[Hidden Blade]].

Unlike La Volpe's guild, the Cento Occhi preyed upon the poor of [[Rome]]. In 1503, several of their leaders were systematically wiped out by Ezio Auditore as they trained at the [[Circus Maximus]].

The Cento Occhi feature notably during the mission involving the [[Rosa in Fiore]]. When Ezio sought an alliance with the [[Courtesans]] guild, he only discovered that their Madam, [[Madonna Solari]], was being held for ransom by certain "slave traders." Upon securing the ransom and rendezvousing with the traders, Ezio discovered them to be members of the Cento Occhi. Upon recognizing Ezio, the thieves killed Madonna Solari, and attacked the assassin instead.

Throughout the course of the game, the Cento Occhi attack randomly, most commonly in Rome's more rural areas, the Antico and Campagna Districts. The Cento Occhi generally appear in large numbers, and more frequently ambush Ezio in areas still under the influence of the [[Borgia]], and near [[Borgia towers]]. They fight and are armed similarly to thieves, and are commonly encountered during thief missions.

The Cento Occhi members have the rarest [[Trade Objects]] with them, which can be looted from their dead bodies.

==Trivia==
*Although being allied with the Borgia, when attacked by bandits, any nearby guards will help you kill the Cento Occhi. After all the bandits are killed, the guards will attack you.
*When you need to harvest items for your inventory, it is a good choice to trigger the Cento Occhi. But where can you find them? First of all, they won't appear during the day, so this is a safe way to search for the trigger points. You can identify them by searching for a stone rune on some buildings showing the face of Romulus. Wait for sunset, and then run around the building for a while. After a minute, the attack will start. It is also possible to replay Sequence 3 Memory 2 continuously, as you must kill the slave traders while looking for the madam of the [[Rosa in Fiore]].

==Source==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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Cento Occhi

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[[File:SlaveTrader.JPG|thumb|182px|right|One of the Cento Occhi.]]

{{quote|The Cento Occhi ''[...]'' Cesare's bootlickers.|[[La Volpe]]|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood}}
The '''Cento Occhi''' (English: ''Hundred Eyes''), were a group of [[thieves]] and bandits employed by [[Cesare Borgia]], which rivaled those of [[La Volpe]]'s [[La Volpe Addormentato|guild]]. The Cento Occhi were initially led by [[Lanz]], but [[Ezio Auditore]] killed him in 1503 with the [[Hidden Blade]].

Unlike La Volpe's guild, the Cento Occhi preyed upon the poor of [[Rome]]. In 1503, several of their leaders were systematically wiped out by Ezio Auditore as they trained at the [[Circus Maximus]].

The Cento Occhi feature notably during the mission involving the [[Rosa in Fiore]]. When Ezio sought an alliance with the [[Courtesans]] guild, he only discovered that their Madam, [[Madonna Solari]], was being held for ransom by certain "slave traders." Upon securing the ransom and rendezvousing with the traders, Ezio discovered them to be members of the Cento Occhi. Upon recognizing Ezio, the thieves killed Madonna Solari, and attacked the assassin instead.

Throughout the course of the game, the Cento Occhi attack randomly, most commonly in Rome's more rural areas, the Antico and Campagna Districts. The Cento Occhi generally appear in large numbers, and more frequently ambush Ezio in areas still under the influence of the [[Borgia]], and near [[Borgia towers]]. They fight and are armed similarly to thieves, and are commonly encountered during thief missions.

The Cento Occhi members have the rarest [[Trade Objects]] with them, which can be looted from their dead bodies.

==Trivia==
*Although being allied with the Borgia, when attacked by bandits, any nearby guards will help you kill the Cento Occhi. After all the bandits are killed, the guards will attack you.
*When you need to harvest items for your inventory, it is a good choice to trigger the Cento Occhi. But where can you find them? First of all, they won't appear during the day, so this is a safe way to search for the trigger points. You can identify them by searching for a stone rune on some buildings showing the face of Romulus. Wait for sunset, and then run around the building for a while. After a minute, the attack will start. It is also possible to replay Sequence 3 Memory 2 continuously, as you must kill the slave traders while looking for the madame of the [[Rosa in Fiore]].

==Source==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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