Antico District

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The '''Antico district''' (English: ''Antique district'') is one of the four districts of [[Rome]], and a location in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. This dissfbswith the fewest buildings. During the early 1500s, the Antico district, like the [[Centro district|Centro]] and [[Campagna district]]s, became decrepit under the influence of the [[Borgia]]. Three [[Borgia Tower]]s ruled over the Antico district, each guarded by afbhsff b asbsdbs fddfBorgia captain. By 1503, [[Ezio Auditore]] had burned down all of the Borgia towers and had re-opened most of tsrgs such as the [[Colosseo]] and the [[Terme di Traiano]].
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Monteriggioni

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'''Monteriggioni''' is a city in and commune of [[Tuscany]], [[Italy]] featured in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of Siena, Monteriggioni was actively involved in the defense of Tuscany against [[Florence|Florentine]] attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the [[House of Auditore|Auditore]] family, who became the city's rulers and protectors. They constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls and the [[Villa Auditore]].

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== Renovations ==
The player can use florins to renovate Monteriggioni in ''Assassin's Creed II'', investing in the renovation of various buildings throughout the town. Additionally, famous Renaissance [[paintings]] can be purchased at [[Art Merchant|art merchants]] throughout Italy, which are hung in the [[painting gallery]] of Villa Auditore. As the town is renovated, the appearance of the Villa gradually improves and flags are also added to buildings, changing from the Auditore symbol to the Assassin's logo when the villa is fully renovated.

The following renovations can be purchased through the architect at Villa Auditore:
*A bank (which will grant a great boost in the Villa's fame) at the cost of 1,500 florins for the first renovation, 5,000 for the second and 9,000 for the third one. It does nothing else.
*A [[Doctors|Doctor]]. There is no need to "buy" the doctor as his shop is already open. However, the player can renovate his shop two times at the cost of 3,000 and 5,000 florins.
*A [[Tailor]] at the cost of 1,000 florins. The subsequent renovations cost 2,500 and 5,000 florins.
*A [[Blacksmith]]. Similar to the doctor, the Blacksmith is already open. It is still possible to renovate the shop two more times for 7,000 and 12,000 florins.
*An [[Art Merchants|Art Merchant]] for 1,000 florins. 5,000 and 8,000 florins are respectively for the second and third renovations.
*Restore the Church (for a fame's boost similar to the one obtained with the bank) at the the cost of 4,000 florins.
*Restore the Well (another fame boost) at the cost of 4,000 florins.
*Add a Thieves' Guild (fame boost) at the cost of 3,000 florins. [[Thieves]] will be seen more often.
*Add a Brothel (fame boost) at the cost of 3,000 florins. [[Courtesans]] are seen more often around town.
*Add Military Barracks (fame boost) at the cost of 3,000 florins. [[Mercenaries]] are seen more often walking around town.
*Reopen the Mine (fame boost) at the cost of 4,000 florins.

==Gameplay==
Every improvement to the city will help develop the local economy, rewarding the player with periodic income, which can be reinvested in the city or used elsewhere in the game. Renovations usually add treasure chests to the renovated area. For however much you spend on renovations, you will be paid back 10% of the investment per 20 minutes. For example, if you renovate the well for 4,000 florins, your periodic income generated from the town will increase by 400.

Furthermore any renovations for the four "active" shops (art merchant, blacksmith, doctor and tailor) will allow the player a discount up to the 15% (with three renovations) of the item's original price.

There is a chest inside the Villa, in the same room where you decide on renovations, that will store the money your investments earn you. It receives a deposit (deposit varies based on total investment amount) every 20 minutes, but has a limit on how much it can hold. If you let it fill, any excess will be lost to [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze|Claudia]]. For this reason, it's recommended to return to the Villa to empty it periodically. It is set up to where the chest will be full after 4 deposits (every 1 hour and 20 minutes, giving the player 1 hour and 39 minutes to clean it out before it goes over).

Throughout the city, Ezio can find [[Monteriggioni Statuettes|eight statuettes]] of some of the gods worshiped in ancient [[Rome]]. Each pair of statuettes belong to a pedestal, and every completed pedestal rewards Ezio with a hefty 2,000 florin reward.

If a player earns enough [[Uplay]] points, they can also unlock the [[Auditore Family Crypt]], another secret location that reveals more about the Auditore family and its humble origins.

The city also plays host to a multiplayer map in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]].''

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
Images.jpeg|Map of Monteriggioni
AssassinsCreedBrotherhoodE32010SinglePlayerGameplayMovie.jpg|[[Siege of Monteriggioni]]
Siege-of-Monteriggioni.jpg|Siege of Monteriggioni
Monteriggioni3.png|Modern day Assassins in the [[Sanctuary]].
Blasted Church2..jpg|Ezio riding through a besieged Monterrigioni.
Arguement.png|Shaun and Desmond arguing in the Sanctuary.
Monteriggioni2012.png|A basic map showing the five hidden artifacts.
</gallery>

==Trivia==
*Despite the fact Claudia states that Ezio will have to take the extra money to the Bank, Ezio is never able to access the bank at any point during the game. Ezio also has no limit to how much money he can carry.
*After restoring the Mine, Well, Bank and Church, they all have hidden treasures which the user can search through. The towers at the walls of Monteriggioni have treasure in them as well after the Mercenary Barracks, Brothel and Thieves' Guild are renovated.
*In the center of the city model when renovating the villa, the training area along with two walls above it and the shadow of the staircases leading to it below, looks like a smiling face.
*The two Assassin crests at the entrance of Monteriggioni and at the bottom of the staircase leading to the front of the [[Villa Auditore]] are much less detailed in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' than in ''Assassin's Creed II''. This is likely due to Monteriggioni playing only a small role in ''Brotherhood''.

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