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'''Borgia Messengers''' appear in Assassin's Creed 2. Upon spotting [[Ezio]], the messengers take flight, performing many free-run actions and acrobatic stunts, such as climbing walls and swinging from posts. If Ezio manages to catch up to one, he can tackle him for a considerable amount of | '''Borgia Messengers''' appear in Assassin's Creed 2. Upon spotting [[Ezio]], the messengers take flight, performing many free-run actions and acrobatic stunts, such as climbing walls and swinging from posts. If Ezio manages to catch up to one, he can tackle him for a considerable amount of Florins. However, if Ezio kills one, his notoriety will automatically increase by 50%. | ||
Presumably, the Messengers carry important information for [[Rodrigo Borgia]], as they are called Borgia Messengers. | Presumably, the Messengers carry important information for [[Rodrigo Borgia]], as they are called Borgia Messengers. | ||
Interestingly, Guards begin chasing the messenger as well if he climbs onto a rooftop in his flight. | Interestingly, Guards begin chasing the messenger as well if he climbs onto a rooftop in his flight. | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 31 December 2009
Borgia Messengers appear in Assassin's Creed 2. Upon spotting Ezio, the messengers take flight, performing many free-run actions and acrobatic stunts, such as climbing walls and swinging from posts. If Ezio manages to catch up to one, he can tackle him for a considerable amount of Florins. However, if Ezio kills one, his notoriety will automatically increase by 50%.
Presumably, the Messengers carry important information for Rodrigo Borgia, as they are called Borgia Messengers.
Interestingly, Guards begin chasing the messenger as well if he climbs onto a rooftop in his flight.