Database: Girolamo da Lucca - Revision history

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	Girolamo Da Lucca was a Master Assassin from Florence, and an expert in melee and stealth during the Renaissance. His background remains a mystery to this day, but it is believed he had strong ties to the Medici family and a personal vendetta against the Borgias of Spain.		[[Girolamo da Lucca]] was a [[Master Assassin]] from [[Florence]], and an expert in melee and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] during the [[Renaissance]]. His background remains a mystery to this day, but it is believed he had strong ties to the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] and a personal vendetta against the [[House of Borgia\|Borgias]] of [[Spain]].

	He began his career working as an assassin for hire and developed a reputation for his obfuscation and infiltration skills. He would perform mass assassinations, killing twenty men without detection or sign of entry. His deadly talents and his ability to disappear without a trace earned him the title "The Ghost of Florence".		He began his career working as an assassin for hire and developed a reputation for his obfuscation and infiltration skills. He would perform mass assassinations, killing twenty men without detection or sign of entry. His deadly talents and his ability to disappear without a trace earned him the title "The Ghost of Florence".

	Ezio became aware of his growing reputation and approached him to join the Brotherhood. Girolamo felt an affinity for the Creed and accepted.		[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio]] became aware of his growing reputation and approached him to join the [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]]. Girolamo felt an affinity for [[the Creed]] and accepted.

	When Ezio gave notice of his departure for Spain, Girolamo insisted on traveling with him, possibly to pursue his own agenda.		When Ezio gave notice of his departure for Spain, Girolamo insisted on traveling with him, possibly to pursue his own agenda.

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''Warrior Assassin''

Girolamo Da Lucca was a Master Assassin from Florence, and an expert in melee and stealth during the Renaissance. His background remains a mystery to this day, but it is believed he had strong ties to the Medici family and a personal vendetta against the Borgias of Spain.

He began his career working as an assassin for hire and developed a reputation for his obfuscation and infiltration skills. He would perform mass assassinations, killing twenty men without detection or sign of entry. His deadly talents and his ability to disappear without a trace earned him the title "The Ghost of Florence".

Ezio became aware of his growing reputation and approached him to join the Brotherhood. Girolamo felt an affinity for the Creed and accepted.

When Ezio gave notice of his departure for Spain, Girolamo insisted on traveling with him, possibly to pursue his own agenda.

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