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==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
''This optional buy introduces competitive mode for 2 to 4 players. Play [[Assassins]] & [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] against [[Cesare Borgia]] & his [[Crows]].<br><br>Defend your tower and try to destroy your opponent's with your [[War Machine|war automata]].<br><br>Jump-in jump-out, Standalone memories! Maximum replayability.''<ref>[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/135116486/assassins-creed-brotherhood-of-venice/description KickStarter: Assassin's Creed®: Brotherhood of Venice]</ref>
''Creed vs Crows Expansion introduces competitive mode for 2 to 4 players. Play [[Assassins]] with [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] against [[Cesare Borgia]] and his [[Crows]].''
 
''Defend your tower and try to destroy your opponent’s with your war [[War Machine|war automata]].''
 
''Jump-in jump-out, standalone memories! Maximum replayability.''<ref>[https://triton-noir.com/collections/all/products/creed-vs-crows-expansion-english?variant=40416540917949 Triton Noir: Creed vs Crows - Expansion]</ref>


==Memories==
==Memories==
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==Features==
==Features==
The expansion includes miniatures of Cesare Borgia, [[Sirus Favero]] and his Crows, and 8 of Leonardo's war automata. Also included are the campaign book featuring 8 memories, two Crow boards, two tower boards, 12 automata auction cards, 20 event cards, 6 hero and Crow cards, 12 equipment cards, 2x4 war automata cards, 12 tower reward cards, 24 sychronization cards, 12 bomb tokens, 12 mode tiles, 8 trophy tokens, and two red bases.
The expansion includes miniatures of Cesare Borgia, [[Sirus Favero]] and his Crows, and 8 of Leonardo's war automata. Also included is booklet (featuring 8 memories), 10 tiles, 33 large cards, 57 small cards, 4 custom dice, 2 dual layer Crow player boards, initiative token, 4 clip-on bases and 3 sticker sheets.


==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==

Revision as of 17:22, 2 September 2023


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Creed vs Crows is the third expansion pack for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice. It was released on released on 20 May 2021 in Asia, 15 June 2021 in the United States and the European Union.

Synopsis

Creed vs Crows Expansion introduces competitive mode for 2 to 4 players. Play Assassins with Ezio Auditore against Cesare Borgia and his Crows.

Defend your tower and try to destroy your opponent’s with your war war automata.

Jump-in jump-out, standalone memories! Maximum replayability.[2]

Memories

Features

The expansion includes miniatures of Cesare Borgia, Sirus Favero and his Crows, and 8 of Leonardo's war automata. Also included is booklet (featuring 8 memories), 10 tiles, 33 large cards, 57 small cards, 4 custom dice, 2 dual layer Crow player boards, initiative token, 4 clip-on bases and 3 sticker sheets.

Behind the scenes

The expansion is considered non-canon in the Assassin's Creed series due to conflicts with preestablished events in the timeline. The game is set in 1510 and has Ezio in Venice, even though at this point he was busy making preparations to leave the Italian Assassins to go on sabbatical in Masyaf and search for the hidden Library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.[3] A more glaring error, however, is the appearance of Cesare Borgia and Sirus Favero, both of whom should be long dead. Cesare was killed by Ezio during the siege of Viana in 1507,[4] while Favero was killed in Rome in 1506 by Lo Sparviero and Niccolò Machiavelli.[5] Lastly, the missions are episodic in nature, unrelated to previous or successive events, and because the game pits players against each other by playing as either faction, mission endings are ambiguous for having an equal chance of resolving in the Crows' favor instead of for the Assassins.

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