Cinquedea

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The Channeled Cinquedea

The Cinquedea is a type of civilian short sword (or long dagger), first developed in northern Italy, which became popular during the Italian Renaissance in the 15th and 16th century.

The Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze could purchase variations of the cinquedea from any blacksmith in Florence, Venice, Forlì, San Gimignano, or Monteriggioni. During his attempt to erode the Borgia's power, Ezio could also purchase the dagger in Rome.

The use of the cinquedea also spread to Spain, where it was used by the Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins. The Assassins could forge the dagger using a forge in their hideout in Sierra de Cazorla.

Weapon statistics

Italian Renaissance (15th century)

Name	Damage	Speed	Deflect	Cost	Availability
Channeled Cinquedea	3	3	4	9,500ƒ	Sequence 5
Notched Cinquedea	5	5	4	9,300ƒ	Sequence 7

Spanish Renaissance (15th century)

Name	Damage	Speed	Critical Chance	Dexterity	Agility	Miss Chance	Requirement
Cinquedea	225-245	0.75	+4%	+20	+8	5%	28,000 Coins 225 Toledo Steel 225 Steel Ingot

Italian Renaissance (16th century)

Name	Damage	Speed	Deflect	Cost	Availability
Channeled Cinquedea	5	2	4	N/A	Sequence 3
Notched Cinquedea	4	4	2	8,600ƒ	Sequence 7

Gallery

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  The Notched Cinquedea
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  The Cinquedea in Rebellion

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed II (first appearance)
• Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
• Assassin's Creed: Rebellion