Lair of Romulus - Revision history

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	*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury on the [[Palatine Hill]] which contained the Armor of Brutus.		*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury on the [[Palatine Hill]] which contained the Armor of Brutus.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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	{{Era\|Locations}}[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]		{{Era\|Locations}}[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]
	The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Romulus}} containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].		The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to [[Romulus]] containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].

	Each of the six lairs also contained a key and a [[Scrolls of Romulus\|scroll]], which each held portions of a letter written by [[Marcus Junius Brutus]]. Obtaining all six keys allowed the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] to unlock the [[Armor of Brutus\|armor]] and the corresponding [[dagger of Brutus]], the coveted treasures of the Followers.		Each of the six lairs also contained a key and a [[Scrolls of Romulus\|scroll]], which each held portions of a letter written by [[Marcus Junius Brutus]]. Obtaining all six keys allowed the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] to unlock the [[Armor of Brutus\|armor]] and the corresponding [[dagger of Brutus]], the coveted treasures of the Followers.

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	*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury on the [[Palatine Hill]] which contained the Armor of Brutus.		*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury on the [[Palatine Hill]] which contained the Armor of Brutus.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

imported>Piero.schiavone1994: /* Trivia */

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Trivia

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	*St. Peter's Basilica was the only place where [[civilians]] noticed Ezio entering and leaving the lair.		*St. Peter's Basilica was the only place where [[civilians]] noticed Ezio entering and leaving the lair.
	*Three Borgia [[flags]] were located in each lair.		*Three Borgia [[flags]] were located in each lair.
	*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury which contained the Armor of Brutus.		*On the [[Animus]] [[Maps\|map]] of Rome, lairs were marked by a black wolf symbol. A seventh, gold version of the symbol marked the location of the Romulus treasury on the [[Palatine Hill]] which contained the Armor of Brutus.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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Lateran Palace

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	Ezio entered the decrepit, maze-like ruins of the [[Lateran Palace]], the former residence of the [[Papacy\|Pope]]. Making his way through the palace, Ezio reached a basilica, which was also the location of a shrine to Romulus. Realizing the chamber was inaccessible due to a large steel gate, Ezio scanned the room for a different means to enter.		Ezio entered the decrepit, maze-like ruins of the [[Lateran Palace]], the former residence of the [[Papacy\|Pope]]. Making his way through the palace, Ezio reached a basilica, which was also the location of a shrine to Romulus. Realizing the chamber was inaccessible due to a large steel gate, Ezio scanned the room for a different means to enter.

	To do so, Ezio sought out and destroyed the sand bag weights holding a large chandelier in place, resulting in the chandelier breaking free of its supports, swinging across the room, and knocking over a large cross. The cross fell, destroying the gate and allowing Ezio to enter the shrine.,		To do so, Ezio sought out and destroyed the sand bag weights holding a large chandelier in place, resulting in the chandelier breaking free of its supports, swinging across the room, and knocking over a large cross. The cross fell, destroying the gate and allowing Ezio to enter the shrine.

	===Baths of Diocletian===		===Baths of Diocletian===

imported>Piero.schiavone1994: /* Colosseum */

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Colosseum

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	After entering the lair, Ezio made his way through the decrepit corridor once used to house the gladiators of old, and soon encountered an individual sitting motionless on a chair.		After entering the lair, Ezio made his way through the decrepit corridor once used to house the gladiators of old, and soon encountered an individual sitting motionless on a chair.

	As Ezio reached out to the man, he was revealed to be a Follower of Romulus, who swiped his dagger at Ezio and smashed the chair against the wall. A voice bellowed down from a raised platform further down the corridor, where a leader dressed in a ~~jubilee~~ costume ordered a group of Followers to kill Ezio.		As Ezio reached out to the man, he was revealed to be a Follower of Romulus, who swiped his dagger at Ezio and smashed the chair against the wall. A voice bellowed down from a raised platform further down the corridor, where a leader dressed in a Jubilee costume ordered a group of Followers to kill Ezio.

	After defeating the attackers, Ezio shouted a question up to the leader, who only denied his demands and fled. The chase continued until Ezio arrived at a crowded ~~Jubilee~~. Upon discovering the leader hidden among the crowd, Ezio chased him to another large corridor.		After defeating the attackers, Ezio shouted a question up to the leader, who only denied his demands and fled. The chase continued until Ezio arrived at a crowded masked party. Upon discovering the leader hidden among the crowd, Ezio chased him to another large corridor.

	Jumping on a [[Horses\|horse]], the leader made another attempt at an escape, but was soon followed by Ezio, who had commandeered a horse of his own. After a short chase, the pair eventually arrived at another room filled with Followers of Romulus. Ezio defeated his attackers and assassinated the leader.		Jumping on a [[Horses\|horse]], the leader made another attempt at an escape, but was soon followed by Ezio, who had commandeered a horse of his own. After a short chase, the pair eventually arrived at another room filled with Followers of Romulus. Ezio defeated his attackers and assassinated the leader.

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			[[Category:Shrines]]

imported>Kennyannydenny: Kennyannydenny moved page Lairs of Romulus to Lair of Romulus over redirect: Singular like the rest of the articles

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Kennyannydenny moved page Lairs of Romulus to Lair of Romulus over redirect: Singular like the rest of the articles

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	[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]		[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]
	The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to {{Wiki\|Romulus}} containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].		The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to {{Wiki\|Romulus}} containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].
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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

	{{ACB}}		{{ACB}}
	[[Category:Lairs of Romulus\| ]]		[[Category:Lairs of Romulus\| ]]

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	{{Era\|Locations}}[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]		{{Era\|Locations}}[[File:A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio entering the shrine inside a Lair of Romulus]]
	The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Romulus}} containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].		The '''Lairs of Romulus''' were [[secret locations]] scattered throughout [[Rome]], most of which housed the [[Followers of Romulus]]. Each lair possessed a shrine dedicated to [[Romulus]] containing a variety of [[Treasure chests\|treasures]].

	Each of the six lairs also contained a key and a [[Scrolls of Romulus\|scroll]], which each held portions of a letter written by [[Marcus Junius Brutus]]. Obtaining all six keys allowed the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] to unlock the [[Armor of Brutus\|armor]] and the corresponding [[dagger of Brutus]], the coveted treasures of the Followers.		Each of the six lairs also contained a key and a [[Scrolls of Romulus\|scroll]], which each held portions of a letter written by [[Marcus Junius Brutus]]. Obtaining all six keys allowed the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] to unlock the [[Armor of Brutus\|armor]] and the corresponding [[dagger of Brutus]], the coveted treasures of the Followers.