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The Battle of Forlì is the first of two downloadable content (DLC) packs available for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Assassin's Creed II, released on 28 January 2010. The DLC is automatically included in the Windows version of Assassin's Creed II, released in March 2010, as well as all subsequent re-releases of the game.

The DLC features one of the two "corrupted sequences" of Ezio Auditore's memories, which comprises six main memories as well as a "special memory" that allows the use of Leonardo da Vinci's Flying Machine over the city of Forlì. Taking place after Sequence 11, the storyline revolves around the titular battle, in which Ezio and his allies must defend Forlì from a mercenary army hired by the Templars to obtain a map of the locations of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex pages.

Plot[edit | edit source]

Main article: Battle of Forlì

In 1488, shortly after recovering the Apple of Eden from Rodrigo Borgia in Venice, Ezio meets with Niccolò Machiavelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Mario Auditore to study the artifact and decide what to do with it. After discovering the great power it possesses, the group decide to seal it away in the citadel in Forlì, which is held by one of their allies, Caterina Sforza.

Ezio and Niccolò set off for the city to speak with Caterina, but shortly after their arrival, they discover that the city has been occupied by an army of mercenaries led by the Orsi brothers, Checco and Ludovico. The Orsi have been hired by the Templars to obtain a map to the locations of Altaïr's Codex pages made by Caterina's late husband, which Rodrigo believes can help him find "the Vault".

Ezio infiltrates the citadel and escorts Caterina and her bodyguards into the safety of the Rocca di Ravaldino, in order to try and retake the city. Though Caterina's forces successfully reclaim the citadel, the Orsi brothers reveal that they have kidnapped two of Caterina's children, whom Ezio promptly volunteers to rescue, leaving the Apple behind to be guarded by Caterina and Niccolò.

Upon freeing both children and assassinating Ludovico, Ezio returns to the citadel, only to be informed that Checco has used the kidnapping as a distraction to launch another attack and steal the Apple. Ezio tracks down and kills Checco, but is stabbed near-fatally in the process. As Ezio passes out, the Apple rolls away from him and is picked up by a black-robed figure with a missing finger.

Ezio later awakens in Caterina's care, but quickly remembers that he needs to find the man who took the Apple. Caterina advises him to check the churches, as his description of the man sounded like one of the monks from the nearby countryside. She also gives Ezio her late husband's map to help him find the Codex pages and wishes him good luck on his journey. After questioning several monks, Ezio eventually learns the identity of the thief: Girolamo Savonarola, a friar who studied in Florence.

Memories[edit | edit source]

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Ezio using the Flying Machine over Forlì
Ezio fighting alongside Niccolò
Ezio assassinating two guards
Checco and Ludovico Orsi in Forlì
Ludovico watching as one of his archers is killed
Ezio on horseback, striking down Checco
Niccolò and Ezio protecting Caterina Sforza during the Battle of Forlì

File:Assassin's Creed 2 - Battle of Forli DLC trailer

References[edit | edit source]

Assassin's Creed II

Assassin's Creed II

Characters

Assassins	Rebecca Crane • Shaun Hastings • Clay Kaczmarek • Desmond Miles • Lucy Stillman \| Antonio de Magianis • Bartolomeo d'Alviano • Ezio Auditore da Firenze • Federico Auditore da Firenze • Giovanni Auditore da Firenze • Maria Auditore da Firenze • Mario Auditore • Niccolò Machiavelli • Paola • Teodora Contanto • La Volpe \| Dante Alighieri • Domenico Auditore • Marco Polo • Renato Auditore \| Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad \| Adam • Eve

Templars	Warren Vidic \| Uberto Alberti • Stefano da Bagnone • Emilio Barbarigo • Marco Barbarigo • Silvio Barbarigo • Bernardo Baroncelli • Rodrigo Borgia • Carlo Grimaldi • Antonio Maffei • Dante Moro • Francesco de' Pazzi • Jacopo de' Pazzi • Vieri de' Pazzi • Francesco Salviati

House of Auditore	Claudia • Ezio • Federico • Giovanni • Maria • Mario • Petruccio \| Domenico • Isabetta • Renato

Isu	Minerva

Others	Annetta • Agostino Barbarigo • Lorenzo de' Medici • Carlotta Moro • Rosa • Girolamo Savonarola • Caterina Sforza • Cristina Vespucci • Alvise da Vilandino • Checco Orsi • Ludovico Orsi • Leonardo da Vinci \| Maria Thorpe

Factions

Assassins (Italian Brotherhood) • Templars (Abstergo Industries | Roman Rite) • Republic of Florence (House of Medici) • Republic of Venice • County of Forlì • Courtesans • Mercenaries • Thieves

Locations

Abstergo laboratory • Hideout | Florence (Oltrarno • San Giovanni • San Marco • Santa Maria Novella) • Monteriggioni (Villa Auditore) • Tuscany (San Gimignano) • Apennine Mountains • Romagna (Forlì) • Venice (Cannaregio • Castello • Dorsoduro • San Marco • San Polo) • Rome (Castel Sant'Angelo • Passetto di Borgo • Sistine Chapel • The Vault) | Acre | Eden

Events

Renaissance (Pazzi conspiracy • Venetian conspiracy • Battle of Forlì • Bonfire of the Vanities • Confrontation in the Vatican)

Terms and concepts

Achievements • Animus • Art merchants • Blacksmiths • Bleeding Effect • Borgia messengers • Codex • Customization • Doctors • Dual-wielding • Eagle Vision • Economic system • Fast travel stations • Feathers • Flying Machine • Glyphs • Guards • Heralds • Memories • Monteriggioni statuettes • Notoriety • Officials • Outfits • Pieces of Eden (Apple of Eden • Papal Staff of Eden) • Secret locations • Swimming • Tailors • First Civilization • The Truth • Uplay • Treasure chests • Viewpoints • Wanted posters

Weapons and tools

Fists/Metal Cestus • Heavy weapons • Hidden Blade (Hidden Gun • Poison Blade) • Improvised weapons • Long weapons • Short blades • Smoke bombs • Swords • Blunt weapons • Throwing knives

DLC

Battle of Forlì • Bonfire of the Vanities

Assassin's Creed series

Main games

Assassin's Creed • Assassin's Creed II (Battle of Forlì • Bonfire of the Vanities) • Brotherhood (Copernicus Conspiracy • The Da Vinci Disappearance) • Revelations (The Lost Archive) • Assassin's Creed III (Benedict Arnold • The Tyranny of King Washington) • Black Flag (Freedom Cry • Aveline) • Rogue • Unity (Dead Kings) • Syndicate (Jack the Ripper • The Last Maharaja • The Dreadful Crimes) • Origins (The Hidden Ones • The Curse of the Pharaohs) • Odyssey (Legacy of the First Blade • The Fate of Atlantis) • Valhalla (Wrath of the Druids • The Siege of Paris • Dawn of Ragnarök) • Mirage (Valley of Memory) • Shadows (Claws of Awaji) • Black Flag Resynced

Animus Hub

Shadows (Claws of Awaji) • Black Flag Resynced • Hexe • Invictus

Spin-off games

Altaïr's Chronicles • Bloodlines • Discovery • Multiplayer • Project Legacy • Multiplayer Rearmed • Recollection • Liberation • Pirates • Memories • Chronicles (China | India | Russia) • Identity • Arno's Chronicles • Rebellion • Freerunners • Jade • Assassin's Creed Netflix mobile game

Virtual Reality

The VR Experience • Escape the Lost Pyramid • The Temple of Anubis • Beyond Medusa's Gate • Nexus VR

Table Top

Arena • Monopoly • Vendetta • Top Trumps • Risk • Brotherhood of Venice (Roma • Tokyo XXI • Creed vs Crows • Apocalypse) • The Last Quest of Leonardo da Vinci • Universes Beyond • Roleplaying Game

Compilations

Ezio Trilogy • Anthology • Heritage Collection • The Americas Collection • The Ezio Collection • The Rebel Collection

Novels

Renaissance • Brotherhood • The Secret Crusade • Revelations • Forsaken • Black Flag • Unity • Underworld • Last Descendants series (Last Descendants | Tomb of the Khan | Fate of the Gods) • Heresy • The Official Movie Novelization • Desert Oath • Odyssey • The Ming Storm series (The Ming Storm • The Desert Threat) • Geirmund's Saga • Fragments (The Blade of Aizu | The Highlands Children | The Witches of the Moors) • The Silk Road • The Imperial Jade Seal (Chang'an Wang) • Sword of the White Horse • The Engine of History (The Magus Conspiracy • The Resurrection Plot) • Escape Room Puzzle Book • The Golden City • Daughter of No One • Dynasty

Audio

Renaissance • Brotherhood • The Secret Crusade • Revelations • Forsaken • Black Flag • Underworld • Last Descendants series (Last Descendants | Tomb of the Khan | Fate of the Gods) • The Official Film Tie-In • Desert Oath • Odyssey • Gold • Geirmund's Saga • The Ming Storm series (The Ming Storm • The Desert Threat) • Turbulence in the Ming Dynasty • Sword of the White Horse • The Engine of History (The Magus Conspiracy • The Resurrection Plot)

Comics

Assassin's Creed • The Fall • The Chain • Awakening • Brahman • Assassins • Templars • Last Descendants – Locus • Conspiracies • Uprising • Reflections • Origins • Bloodstone • Blade of Shao Jun • Dynasty • Song of Glory • Blood Brothers • Valhalla webcomic • Forgotten Myths • The Hidden Codex • Forgotten Temple • Visionaries • A Soar of Eagles • Tales of Iga

Non-fiction

Assassin's Creed guide/artbook/CE artbook • Assassin's Creed II guide/artbook/CE artbook • Brotherhood guide/artbook • Revelations guide/artbook • Encyclopedia • Assassin's Creed III guide/artbook • Black Flag guide/artbook/CE artbook • Rogue guide/artbook • Unity guide/artbook/CE artbook • The Complete Visual History • Syndicate guide/artbook/CE artbook • A Walk Through History • The Official Coloring Book • The Essential Guide • Movie Posters • Into the Animus • Incredibuilds • The Official Collection • Origins guide/artbook/CE artbook • Infographics • The Culinary Codex • Odyssey guide/artbook/CE artbook • Complete Character Guide • 2500 Years of History • Atlas • Discovery Books (Ancient Egypt | Ancient Greece | Viking Age | In the Heart of Baghdad | The Japan of the Samurai) • Where's the Assassin? • Valhalla artbook • Mirage artbook/CE artbook • Shadows artbook/CE artbook

Film & Television

Lineage • Ascendance • Embers • French Revolution • The Syndicate • Assassin's Creed (film) • Assassin's Creed (Netflix series) • Animated TV series • Anime series

Websites

Abstergo.com • Animus Next • Council • Crack The Code • Discover Your Legacy • Initiates • Project Legacy • Project Widow • Pirates Demo • Question the Creed • The Twelve Trials • Unlock the Animus Challenge • Who's In Your Blood? • Your Blood Is Not Your Own • XIXth Century Search Engine

Cancelled media

The Invisible Imam • The Eye of Heaven • Lost Legacy • Utopia • Bloodsail • Alliance • Covers Collection

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-The '''''Battle of Forlì''''' was one of two [[Assassin's Creed II downloadable content|downloadable content packs]] available for ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''. It comprised the first of the two "corrupted memory sequences" of the [[Animus]], and was released on the 28th of January, 2010.
+The '''''Battle of Forlì''''' is the first of two [[Assassin's Creed II downloadable content|downloadable content]] (DLC) packs available for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', released on 28 January 2010. The DLC is automatically included in the Windows version of ''Assassin's Creed II'', released in March 2010, as well as all subsequent re-releases of the game.
-The DLC also contained six memories, and a "special memory" that allowed the use of [[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s [[Flying Machine]] over the city of [[Forlì]].
+The DLC features one of the two "corrupted sequences" of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]]'s memories, which comprises six main memories as well as a "special memory" that allows the use of [[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s [[Flying Machine]] over the city of [[Forlì]]. Taking place after Sequence 11, the storyline revolves around the [[Battle of Forlì|titular battle]], in which Ezio and his allies must defend Forlì from a [[mercenary]] army hired by the [[Templars]] to obtain a map of the locations of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex|Codex]] pages.
 ==Plot==
 {{Main|Battle of Forlì}}
-Ezio met with [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], Leonardo da Vinci, and [[Mario Auditore]] in [[Venice]] to study the [[Apple of Eden 6|Apple of Eden]] they had recently recovered from [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. After discovering the great power it possessed, the group decided to seal it away in the citadel in Forlì, which was held by one of their allies, [[Caterina Sforza]].
+In 1488, shortly after recovering the [[Apple of Eden 6|Apple of Eden]] from [[Rodrigo Borgia]] in [[Venice]], Ezio meets with [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], Leonardo da Vinci, and [[Mario Auditore]] to study the artifact and decide what to do with it. After discovering the great power it possesses, the group decide to seal it away in the citadel in Forlì, which is held by one of their allies, [[Caterina Sforza]].
-Ezio set off for the city to speak with her, but shortly after he arrived, he discovered that the city had been occupied by the Orsi brothers, [[Checco Orsi|Checco]] and [[Ludovico Orsi|Ludovico]], who had been hired by the [[Templars]]. Ezio infiltrated the city and escorted Caterina and her bodyguards into the safety of the [[Rocca di Ravaldino]], in order to attempt to retake the city.
+[[File:Warm welcome 3.png|left|thumb|250x250px|Ezio with Caterina and Niccolò]]
+Ezio and Niccolò set off for the city to speak with Caterina, but shortly after their arrival, they discover that the city has been occupied by an army of mercenaries led by the Orsi brothers, [[Checco Orsi|Checco]] and [[Ludovico Orsi|Ludovico]]. The Orsi have been hired by the Templars to obtain a map to the locations of Altaïr's Codex pages made by Caterina's [[Girolamo Riario|late husband]], which Rodrigo believes can help him find "[[Vatican Vault|the Vault]]".
-Though Caterina's forces successfully held the citadel, the Orsi brothers revealed that they had kidnapped two of Caterina's children, who Ezio was promptly sent to rescue. Upon freeing both children and assassinating Ludovico, Ezio returned to discover that the Apple had been stolen from Caterina in his absence.
+Ezio infiltrates the citadel and escorts Caterina and her bodyguards into the safety of the [[Rocca di Ravaldino]], in order to try and retake the city. Though Caterina's forces successfully reclaim the citadel, the Orsi brothers reveal that they have kidnapped two of Caterina's children, whom Ezio promptly volunteers to rescue, leaving the Apple behind to be guarded by Caterina and Niccolò.
-Ezio tracked down and killed Checco, who had been attempting to flee with the [[Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]], but was stabbed near-fatally while doing so. As Ezio passed out, the Apple of Eden rolled away from him, and was picked up by a black-robed figure with a missing finger.
+[[File:Godfather 8.png|thumb|250x250px|Ezio assassinating Ludovico]]
+Upon freeing both children and assassinating Ludovico, Ezio returns to the citadel, only to be informed that Checco has used the kidnapping as a distraction to launch another attack and steal the Apple. Ezio tracks down and kills Checco, but is stabbed near-fatally in the process. As Ezio passes out, the Apple rolls away from him and is picked up by a black-robed figure with a missing finger.
-Ezio later awoke in Caterina's care, but quickly remembered that he needed to find the man who had taken the Apple. Caterina advised him to check the churches, as his description of the man sounded like one of the monks from the nearby countryside. Ezio eventually learned the name of the monk, [[Girolamo Savonarola]], who studied in [[Florence]].
+Ezio later awakens in Caterina's care, but quickly remembers that he needs to find the man who took the Apple. Caterina advises him to check the churches, as his description of the man sounded like one of the monks from the nearby countryside. She also gives Ezio her late husband's map to help him find the Codex pages and wishes him good luck on his journey. After questioning several monks, Ezio eventually learns the identity of the thief: [[Girolamo Savonarola]], a friar who studied in [[Florence]].
 ==Memories==
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