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	*While Ezio was speaking to [[Minerva]] in [[Vatican Vault\|the Vault]], there was no mention of Desmond or the modern-day Assassins. However, Minerva still said that Ezio only anchored the one for whom the message was intended, hence the message was still not meant for Ezio.		*While Ezio was speaking to [[Minerva]] in [[Vatican Vault\|the Vault]], there was no mention of Desmond or the modern-day Assassins. However, Minerva still said that Ezio only anchored the one for whom the message was intended, hence the message was still not meant for Ezio.
	*Most of the dialogues were changed while in The Secret Crusade novel of Altaïr's story, scarcely any dialogues were altered.		*Most of the dialogues were changed while in The Secret Crusade novel of Altaïr's story, scarcely any dialogues were altered.

	~~===Terminology===~~
	~~{{Main\|Assassin's Creed: Renaissance/Terminology}}~~
	~~The novel uses Italian and Latin terminology just like the game, but instead, releases the translations of the terms in a glossary.~~

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	\|Media = Paperback, eBook		\|Media = Paperback, eBook
	\|ISBN = 9780141046303		\|ISBN = 9780141046303
	\|Language = English~~, Czech, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Turkish~~		\|Language = English
	\|Pages = 496		\|Pages = 496
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 ''Ezio must avenge the deaths of his kinsmen and in doing so fulfil'' [sic] ''his destiny, and live by the laws of the Assassin's Creed.''<ref>[https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/176739/renaissance/9780141046303.html ''Penguin UK'' - Renaissance]</ref>
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+==Continuity==
 Despite being a textual version of ''Assassin's Creed II'', there were several differences present in the novel, as well as things added into the book that were not included in the game. However, certain events were instead depicted in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''; particularly the Cristina Memories.
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 *Most of the dialogues were changed while in The Secret Crusade novel of Altaïr's story, scarcely any dialogues were altered.
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	\|ISBN = 9780141046303		\|ISBN = 9780141046303
	\|Language = English, Czech, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Turkish		\|Language = English, Czech, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Turkish
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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Renaissance''''' is a novel written by [[Oliver Bowden]] based on the game ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''. It was released in the United Kingdom on 26 November 2009 and in North America on 23 February 2010.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Renaissance''''' is a novel written by [[Oliver Bowden]] based on the game ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''. It was released in the United Kingdom on 26 November 2009 and in North America on 23 February 2010.

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	===Other events===		===Other events===
	*Vieri de' Pazzi threw a rock at Ezio and it hit him in the forehead. In the game, it hit him on the right side of his lip the left side of his forehead, giving him the characteristic scar also shared with [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr]] and Desmond.		*Vieri de' Pazzi threw a rock at Ezio and it hit him in the forehead. In the game, it hit him on the right side of his lip and the left side of his forehead, giving him the characteristic scar also shared with [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr]] and Desmond.
	**The fight scene in the novel took place late at night, while in the game, it was set in the afternoon.		**The fight scene in the novel took place late at night, while in the game, it was set in the afternoon.
	**During the fight with Vieri, Ezio (including his allies and Vieri's thugs) were said to have daggers and swords with them; though in the game, Ezio got his first weapon only when he found [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|his father]]'s Assassin robe.		**During the fight with Vieri, Ezio (including his allies and Vieri's thugs) were said to have daggers and swords with them; though in the game, Ezio got his first weapon only when he found [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|his father]]'s Assassin robe.

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	\|Editor =		\|Editor =
	\|Publisher = [[Penguin Books]]		\|Publisher = [[Penguin Books]]
	\|Released = *November ~~20,~~ 2009 (US)		\|Released = *26 November 2009 (UK)
	*~~February~~ 23~~, 2010 {{c\|US eBook}}~~		*23 February 2010 (US)
	*February ~~26,~~ 2010 (UK)
	\|Genre = Action, Historic		\|Genre = Action, Historic
	\|Media = Paperback, eBook		\|Media = Paperback, eBook
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	*[[La Volpe]]'s name was revealed to be Gilberto, although he still wished Ezio to call him "La Volpe." In the game, it was revealed that "La Volpe" was only his pseudonym and no real name was mentioned.		*[[La Volpe]]'s name was revealed to be Gilberto, although he still wished Ezio to call him "La Volpe." In the game, it was revealed that "La Volpe" was only his pseudonym and no real name was mentioned.
	*[[Dante Moro]]'s ex-wife's name was changed from Carlotta to Gloria.		*[[Dante Moro]]'s ex-wife's name was changed from Carlotta to Gloria.
	*[[Cristina Vespucci]]'s name was changed to Cristina Calfucci. This was later amended in ''Revelations''.		*[[Cristina Vespucci]]'s name was changed to Cristina Calfucci. This was later amended in ''Revelations''.
	*[[Mario Auditore]] had a thick beard and he was stated to be twice Ezio's size. In the game however, Mario had a small mustache, and was roughly the same size as Ezio.		*[[Mario Auditore]] had a thick beard and he was stated to be twice Ezio's size. In the game however, Mario had a small mustache, and was roughly the same size as Ezio.
	*[[Antonio de Magianis\|Antonio]]'s full name was given as Antonio de Magianis.		*[[Antonio de Magianis\|Antonio]]'s full name was given as Antonio de Magianis.
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	*A short account on how Ezio first met Cristina was provided.		*A short account on how Ezio first met Cristina was provided.
	*It was revealed that [[Vieri de' Pazzi]] also liked Cristina and once tried to take her by force, until Ezio came to the scene and fought Vieri off. This event was later featured in one of the repressed Cristina Memories in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''		*It was revealed that [[Vieri de' Pazzi]] also liked Cristina and once tried to take her by force, until Ezio came to the scene and fought Vieri off. This event was later featured in one of the repressed Cristina Memories in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''
	*Different parts of the book detailed Ezio visiting Cristina's house several other times; such as after his father and brothers were executed to collect a pouch he left there, and before he met La Volpe, wherein he ~~helped~~ [[Manfredo Soderini\|Cristina's fiancé]].		*Different parts of the book detailed Ezio visiting Cristina's house several other times; such as after his father and brothers were executed to collect a pouch he left there, and before he met La Volpe, wherein he helped [[Manfredo Soderini\|Cristina's fiancé]].
	*Ezio's relationship with [[Rosa]] ~~was~~ explored in more detail; whereas in the game they merely flirted with each other, in the novel it was confirmed that they were lovers.		*Ezio's relationship with [[Rosa]] was explored in more detail; whereas in the game they merely flirted with each other, in the novel it was confirmed that they were lovers.
	*[[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|Claudia Auditore]] married Mario's guard captain.		*[[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|Claudia Auditore]] married Mario's guard captain.
	*After the [[Battle of Forlì]], Ezio became intimate with Caterina for a few months during his recovery.		*After the [[Battle of Forlì]], Ezio became intimate with Caterina for a few months during his recovery.
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	===Equipment===		===Equipment===
	*Ezio frequently changed his clothes to blend in better, such as wearing monks' robes when going to the monastery, or wearing poor civilian clothes within the village outside [[Forlì]]. In the game, [[Ezio Auditore's robes\|Ezio's outfit]] generally stayed the same.		*Ezio frequently changed his clothes to blend in better, such as wearing monks' robes when going to the monastery, or wearing poor civilian clothes within the village outside [[Forlì]]. In the game, [[Ezio Auditore's robes\|Ezio's outfit]] generally stayed the same.
	*Ezio's first [[Hidden Blade]] ~~was~~ attached to his right forearm instead of his left.		*Ezio's first [[Hidden Blade]] was attached to his right forearm instead of his left.
	*Ezio's second Hidden Blade was a double-bladed weapon. This was reverted in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' novel]], as he wore one Hidden Blade on each hand.		*Ezio's second Hidden Blade was a double-bladed weapon. This was reverted in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' novel]], as he wore one Hidden Blade on each hand.
	*Ezio changed his Hidden Blade between the [[Poison Blade]] and the normal blade between missions. In-game, Ezio could change the Poison Blade on the fly.		*Ezio changed his Hidden Blade between the [[Poison Blade]] and the normal blade between missions. In-game, Ezio could change the Poison Blade on the fly.
	*The bullets for Ezio's [[Hidden Gun]] ~~were~~ provided by Leonardo, instead of the [[blacksmith]]s.		*The bullets for Ezio's [[Hidden Gun]] were provided by Leonardo, instead of the [[blacksmith]]s.
	*The Hidden Blade was more often referred to as the "Codex blade", and even more often as the "spring-blade."		*The Hidden Blade was more often referred to as the "Codex blade", and even more often as the "spring-blade."
	*The [[Armor of Altaïr\|Armor]] and [[Sword of Altaïr]] did not appear.		*The [[Armor of Altaïr\|Armor]] and [[Sword of Altaïr]] did not appear.
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	===Assassinations===		===Assassinations===
	*Ezio ~~assassinated~~ [[Uberto Alberti]] by stabbing him in the throat, while in the game, he angrily stabbed him multiple times in the chest.		*Ezio assassinated [[Uberto Alberti]] by stabbing him in the throat, while in the game, he angrily stabbed him multiple times in the chest.
	*Ezio respectfully ~~kissed~~ [[Jacopo de' Pazzi]] on the forehead before his death. Additionally, instead of ending his slow suffering by stabbing him in the throat like in the game, Ezio stabbed Jacopo's heart in the novel.		*Ezio respectfully kissed [[Jacopo de' Pazzi]] on the forehead before his death. Additionally, instead of ending his slow suffering by stabbing him in the throat like in the game, Ezio stabbed Jacopo's heart in the novel.
	*Ezio made the sign of the Cross over the corpses of certain targets as part of their last rites, such as [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]].		*Ezio made the sign of the Cross over the corpses of certain targets as part of their last rites, such as [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and [[Dante Moro]].
	*Ezio walked out of the Vault to witness [[Rodrigo Borgia]]'s death due to drinking poison, believing that he had failed his life's purpose of getting into the Vault. In the game, Ezio spared his life.		*Ezio walked out of the Vault to witness [[Rodrigo Borgia]]'s death due to drinking poison, believing that he had failed his life's purpose of getting into the Vault. In the game, Ezio spared his life.
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	*Vieri de' Pazzi threw a rock at Ezio and it hit him in the forehead. In the game, it hit him on the right side of his lip and the left side of his forehead, giving him the characteristic scar also shared with [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr]] and Desmond.		*Vieri de' Pazzi threw a rock at Ezio and it hit him in the forehead. In the game, it hit him on the right side of his lip and the left side of his forehead, giving him the characteristic scar also shared with [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr]] and Desmond.
	**The fight scene in the novel took place late at night, while in the game, it was set in the afternoon.		**The fight scene in the novel took place late at night, while in the game, it was set in the afternoon.
	**During the fight with Vieri, Ezio (including his allies and Vieri's thugs) were said to have daggers and swords with them; though in the game, Ezio got his first weapon only when he ~~found~~ [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|his father]]'s Assassin robe.		**During the fight with Vieri, Ezio (including his allies and Vieri's thugs) were said to have daggers and swords with them; though in the game, Ezio got his first weapon only when he found [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze\|his father]]'s Assassin robe.
	*When Giovanni tasked Ezio with delivering a letter to [[Lorenzo de' Medici]], he went on to reveal its contents to be about [[Assassination of Galeazzo Maria Sforza\|an ongoing conspiracy]] against duke [[Galeazzo Maria Sforza]] of Milan. This was not mentioned in the game as those events supposedly had taken place [[Assassin's Creed: Lineage\|prior to it]].		*When Giovanni tasked Ezio with delivering a letter to [[Lorenzo de' Medici]], he went on to reveal its contents to be about [[Assassination of Galeazzo Maria Sforza\|an ongoing conspiracy]] against duke [[Galeazzo Maria Sforza]] of Milan. This was not mentioned in the game as those events supposedly had taken place [[Assassin's Creed: Lineage\|prior to it]].
	*[[Annetta]] contributed more to Ezio, but in the game, she was never heard from again after Ezio ~~visited~~ [[Paola]].		*[[Annetta]] contributed more to Ezio, but in the game, she was never heard from again after Ezio visited [[Paola]].
	*[[Eagle Vision]] ~~was~~ not mentioned at all during the events of the book.		*[[Eagle Vision]] was not mentioned at all during the events of the book.
	*When Ezio headed over to the pigeon coop to receive the note for his father, he found some graffiti behind the coop that read: "HE THAT INCREASETH KNOWLEDGE INCREASETH SORROW" and "WHERE IS THE PROPHET?" These messages were not mentioned in the game.		*When Ezio headed over to the pigeon coop to receive the note for his father, he found some graffiti behind the coop that read: "HE THAT INCREASETH KNOWLEDGE INCREASETH SORROW" and "WHERE IS THE PROPHET?" These messages were not mentioned in the game.
	*During the Auditore execution, [[Petruccio Auditore da Firenze\|Petruccio]] ~~was~~ executed first, shortly followed by [[Federico Auditore da Firenze\|Federico]], and then finally, Giovanni. In the game, they were executed simultaneously. Also there were only 3 nooses, while in the game, there were 4, one of which was supposed to be for Ezio.		*During the Auditore execution, [[Petruccio Auditore da Firenze\|Petruccio]] was executed first, shortly followed by [[Federico Auditore da Firenze\|Federico]], and then finally, Giovanni. In the game, they were executed simultaneously. Also there were only 3 nooses, while in the game, there were 4, one of which was supposed to be for Ezio.
	*Ezio gave his father and brothers their final rites by placing them in a torched boat set adrift down the Arno, where in the game, Ezio just simply set their boat adrift.		*Ezio gave his father and brothers their final rites by placing them in a torched boat set adrift down the Arno, where in the game, Ezio just simply set their boat adrift.
	*The workshop of Leonardo showed an inner sanctum where he watched birds fly away. In the game, when Ezio went to him to repair his blade, there were no assistants or any sanctum.		*The workshop of Leonardo showed an inner sanctum where he watched birds fly away. In the game, when Ezio went to him to repair his blade, there were no assistants or any sanctum.
	*The [[Sanctuary]] ~~was~~ never shown in the book. However, it made an appearance in the [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' novel]], as an escape route for the villagers.		*The [[Sanctuary]] was never shown in the book. However, it made an appearance in the [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' novel]], as an escape route for the villagers.
	*Maria and Claudia Auditore stayed in a convent near Monteriggioni after leaving Florence, where Claudia became a nun (although she later changed her mind and stayed at the Villa Auditore). In the game, they stayed in Mario's villa.		*Maria and Claudia Auditore stayed in a convent near Monteriggioni after leaving Florence, where Claudia became a nun (although she later changed her mind and stayed at the Villa Auditore). In the game, they stayed in Mario's villa.
	*Mention of a small incident of Ezio with [[Roberto]], Vieri's drunk captain, was mentioned while in the game no such incident or character was present.		*Mention of a small incident of Ezio with [[Roberto]], Vieri's drunk captain, was mentioned while in the game no such incident or character was present.
	*Ezio rode a single [[Horses\|horse]] and ~~slew~~ [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]]'s men during his trip to Forlì with Leonardo da Vinci. In the game, he drove Leonardo's wagon. Additionally, Leonardo had a group of wagon riders and bodyguards with him before the attack, all of whom ran away at the first sign of trouble.		*Ezio rode a single [[Horses\|horse]] and slew [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]]'s men during his trip to Forlì with Leonardo da Vinci. In the game, he drove Leonardo's wagon. Additionally, Leonardo had a group of wagon riders and bodyguards with him before the attack, all of whom ran away at the first sign of trouble.
	*When the other Assassins allowed Ezio to join their Order, they were all wearing the iconic Assassin hood; but in the game they were wearing their normal clothes.		*When the other Assassins allowed Ezio to join their Order, they were all wearing the iconic Assassin hood; but in the game they were wearing their normal clothes.
	*The events that covered the Battle of Forlì and the [[Bonfire of the Vanities]] ~~were~~ told in the novel. In the game, the two events were only accessible through [[Assassin's Creed II downloadable content\|downloadable content]], unless players were on PC or had bought the ''Game of the year'', ''Limited'', or ''Complete'' editions.		*The events that covered the Battle of Forlì and the [[Bonfire of the Vanities]] were told in the novel. In the game, the two events were only accessible through [[Assassin's Creed II downloadable content\|downloadable content]], unless players were on PC or had bought the ''Game of the year'', ''Limited'', or ''Complete'' editions.
	*The fight with Checco Orsi differed in the novel. In the game, Checco fled on foot; in the novel, he rode a wagon accompanied by guards until Ezio killed them and ended up fighting Checco. Also, Checco did not stab Ezio in the side, but slashed Ezio's arm.		*The fight with Checco Orsi differed in the novel. In the game, Checco fled on foot; in the novel, he rode a wagon accompanied by guards until Ezio killed them and ended up fighting Checco. Also, Checco did not stab Ezio in the side, but slashed Ezio's arm.
	*[[Girolamo Savonarola]] ~~was~~ said to have been executed along with two others, Domenico and Silvestro while in the game, he was shown to be alone without any two followers. Historically, Savonarola was executed with these two followers.		*[[Girolamo Savonarola]] was said to have been executed along with two others, Domenico and Silvestro while in the game, he was shown to be alone without any two followers. Historically, Savonarola was executed with these two followers.
	*Ezio did not throw the knife that disarmed Savonarola, instead it was Niccolò Machiavelli. In the game, Niccolò would only throw the knife if the player did not press the button prompt during the cutscene.		*Ezio did not throw the knife that disarmed Savonarola, instead it was Niccolò Machiavelli. In the game, Niccolò would only throw the knife if the player did not press the button prompt during the cutscene.
	*To end Savonarola's suffering, Ezio shot him with the Hidden Gun. In the game, he lunged forward and stabbed Savonarola with his Hidden Blade.		*To end Savonarola's suffering, Ezio shot him with the Hidden Gun. In the game, he lunged forward and stabbed Savonarola with his Hidden Blade.