Assassin's Creed II outfits

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In Assassin's Creed II, the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze is able to obtain several outfits. Once an outfit is unlocked and equipped, it will alter Ezio's appearance. Some of these outfits affect gameplay elements, while others are purely cosmetic.

Capes

Plain cape

The Plain cape is available after acquiring Giovanni Auditore da Firenze's robes, and has no effect on notoriety.

Medici cape

The Medici cape is gifted to Ezio by Lorenzo de' Medici, following the death of Jacopo de' Pazzi. While the cape is worn, Ezio remains incognito in Florence and Tuscany. However, the guards still react to unusual behavior.

Venetian cape

The Venetian cape is also unlocked after completing Sequence 11. While the cape is worn, Ezio remains incognito in Venice and Romagna. As with the Medici cape, the guards still react to unusual behavior.

Auditore cape

The Auditore cape is unlocked by collecting and depositing 100 feathers scattered throughout Italy. The cape raises Ezio's social status to notorious, for as long as it is worn. Wearing this cape in every region, including the Apennine Mountains, rewards the Show your colors achievement.

Cosmetic outfits

Altaïr's robes

Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's robes can be purchased from Uplay for 30 Uplay points. The robes feature the amputated ring finger, and a short blade sheath on the back, despite Ezio sheathing all the daggers at his waist.

Temporary outfits

Carnevale outfit

Worn only during Sequence 9. The outfit features two masks, a metal and a golden one. It also has a unique black cape with gold colored designs.

Borgia Guard armor

Worn only in the memories Play Along and All Things Come To He Who Waits.

Florentine Noble attire

Worn during the Boys Will Be Boys, You Should See the Other Guy, Sibling Rivalry, Nightcap, Paperboy, Petruccio's Secret, Beat a Cheat, Friend of the Family, Special Delivery and Jailbird memories.

Trivia

• Altaïr's robes use the same character model seen during Desmond Miles' hallucination in the Rome hideout, evident by the amputated finger, single visible Hidden Blade, despite the dual blades being usable, and different eye color.
• While wearing Altaïr's robes, if Ezio runs out of throwing knives, the holders are still full of them.
• If Altaïr's robes are worn when acquiring the Hidden Blade, Ezio's robes will replace them, but will switch back once Ezio tests the weapon.
• When Ezio receives the brand on his ring finger while wearing Altaïr's robes, a glitch may occur, since the model does not possess the finger.
• The Medici cape can be found in Monteriggioni's church by Desmond in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. It is one of the artifacts present in the town.
• Ezio is awarded the Auditore cape for fully renovating Rome in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. Unlike in Assassin's Creed II, the cape allows Ezio to remain incognito, functioning the same as the Borgia cape.
• The cape worn during the Carnevale bears markings similar to the Assassin insignia.

Gallery

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  Plain cape
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  Medici cape
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  Venetian cape
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  Auditore cape
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  Altaïr's robes
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  Carnevale outfit
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  Borgia guard armor
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  Florentine noble attire
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  Armor of Altaïr

References

• Assassin's Creed II