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[[File:Dressing Chamber.png|thumb|250px|A dressing chamber]]
[[File:Dressing Chamber.png|thumb|250px|A dressing chamber]]
'''Dressing chambers''' were facilities found throughout the city of [[New Orleans]], where the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]] could change her guise to better suit the situation at hand; Aveline had three options, composed of the Assassin, Slave and Lady outfits.
'''Dressing chambers''' were facilities found throughout the city of [[New Orleans]], as well as the [[Louisiana Bayou]], where the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]] could change her guise to better suit the situation at hand; Aveline had three options, composed of the Assassin, Slave and Lady outfits. Most of these buildings were initially in disrepair, and had to be renovated before they could be accessed.


The Assassin guise would allow Aveline to [[Freerunning|freerun]] and climb with little difficulty, and it permitted the use of every weapon available to her. This outfit came with a permanent [[Social Stealth#Notoriety|notoriety]] however, which meant that [[guards]] would always be suspicious of her while she wore it.
==Trivia==
 
*All dressing chambers were shown to have the name "Aigle Blanc", which translates to "white eagle".
Aveline's Slave persona, while somewhat limited in combat, enabled Aveline to blend into crowds and group of workers easily and also permitted her the ability to incite riots. As well as this, Aveline could freerun with little opposition.
*Two [[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation achievements|achievements]] are centered around purchasing dressing chambers; '''My 1st Dressing Chamber''' could be earned by buying a single dressing chamber, while '''Buy All Dressing Chambers''' was attained once all dressing chambers had been purchased.
 
Like the Slave guise, the Lady outfit also limited Aveline in combat, as well as the added restriction of freerunning, though she could bribe and charm others to gain information. As a lady, Aveline was respected, even by the guards of New Orleans.
 
Accompanying this, her different guises allowed Aveline to reduce the notoriety of her other ones, with the option to bribe magistrates to reduce her Assassin persona's notoriety, the removal of wanted posters to reduce her Slave persona's notoriety, and the elimination of witnesses to reduce her Lady persona's notoriety.


==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
Location - Dressing Chamber.jpg|Concept art of a dressing chamber
Props - Dressing Chamber.jpg|Concept art of various dressing chambers
</gallery>
==Reference==
==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
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Revision as of 22:26, 18 January 2014

File:Dressing Chamber.png
A dressing chamber

Dressing chambers were facilities found throughout the city of New Orleans, as well as the Louisiana Bayou, where the Assassin Aveline de Grandpré could change her guise to better suit the situation at hand; Aveline had three options, composed of the Assassin, Slave and Lady outfits. Most of these buildings were initially in disrepair, and had to be renovated before they could be accessed.

Trivia

  • All dressing chambers were shown to have the name "Aigle Blanc", which translates to "white eagle".
  • Two achievements are centered around purchasing dressing chambers; My 1st Dressing Chamber could be earned by buying a single dressing chamber, while Buy All Dressing Chambers was attained once all dressing chambers had been purchased.

Gallery

Reference