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| In the [[Assassin's Creed series|''Assassin's Creed series'']], fists are the weakest form of fighting available to the player. [[Guards]] will not intervene with a fistfight, unless the player is attacking a guard. [[File:Grab.jpg|thumb|Fists play a major part in ''Assassin's Creed II''.]]However, if the player draws a weapon they will attack.
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| ==[[Assassin's Creed|''Assassin's Creed'']]==
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| In ''Assassin's Creed'', [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]]'s fists are also the only weapon he can use to [[interrogation|interrogate]] a target without killing or causing them to run, even though the target is always assassinated once Altaïr has his information. When attempting to [[pickpocket]] a [[thug]] for [[Weapons|throwing knives]], if he notices Altaïr stealing from him, he may start a fist fight. You can choose to punch back, or you can draw one of your [[Weapons|swords]] and he will immediately flee. The latter will attract the attention of nearby guards if you don't put it away immediately. As weak as fists are, they are your only weapon available as a [[novice]]. You shouldn't get used to them, as you are only a [[File:Fistfight.jpg|right|thumb|A thug is knocked out]]novice for one mission. At any time, you may use fists to knock out or incapacitate guards.
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| ==[[Assassin's Creed II|''Assassin's Creed II'']]==
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| In ''Assassin's Creed II'', the main character [[Ezio Auditore]] is more skilled in a fistfight than his predecessor Altaïr. He can perform combos, as well as being able to counter other fist fighters. He may also disarm [[File:Fistsac2.png|left|frame|The Fist's inventory icon in ''Assassin's Creed II'']]those with weapons and use them against opponents, if he has learned the disarm skill. The disarm skill proves helpful when in open conflict with a Seeker, who wields a long weapon. They can be easily executed after they are caught weaponless.
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| The special attack while unarmed is to lean down and sweep some sand into the opponent's eyes, opening the weaker enemies to an instant kill. Similarly, if your opponent has sufficiently low health, it is possible to perform an instant kill if you can get behind them.
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| Fists also become a more viable weapon when the [[Metal Cestus]], a hard steel hand-guard that strengthens the attack of the fists, becomes available for [[File:Ac2-combat.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ezio disarming a guard]]purchase from [[Blacksmiths]].
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| You can earn yourself the achievement/trophy, ''Messer Sandman'', which is worth 10G or a Bronze trophy, by using the sand throwing move on 4 guards at once.
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| Players should be aware that picking up a body will cause the game to switch automatically back to Ezio's fists. Also, while carrying a body, guards will automatically attack you on sight regardless of Notoriety. Also, if you successfully disarm a guard and keep using his weapon after you kill him, the icon at the bottom left hand of the screen will be the fist icon.
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| [[File:AC2 Metal Cestus.jpg|thumb|left|300px|The Metal Cestus as it appears in ''Assassin's Creed II'']]Despite seemingly lethal actions, (like snapping or stomping on a hostile enemy's neck) the person will appear to be in a subdued state and will not be listed as a kill, enabling Ezio to "kill" [[civilians]]. However, during assassinations, these lethal actions do count as a kill to the assassination target. In addition, picking up someone in a subdued state and dropping them at least one story will stop their writhing around and they will be no different than a corpse. However, you will still not be penalised for doing it to a civilian.
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| ==''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''==
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| In ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', the player still has the ability to disarm their opponents but they have a new ability to simply kill them in one swift move by using their fists. The player can walk up to a guard and press X or Square (or the PC equivalent) while the player is using their fists and Ezio will perform a move, he may kick the guard's legs or break their leg, and then pull his neck over his shoulder; therefore knocking him out. This and many other moves besides are always available throughout the game.
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| The Metal Cestus is now automatically acquired and equipped when the player buys the [[Climb Leap Glove]] (6100 florins) from [[Leonardo da Vinci]].
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| ===Stats===
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| Without the [[Metal Cestus]] upgrade, Ezio's fists have 1 damage, 5 speed, and 1 counter. The Metal Cestus boosts the damage stat to 3.
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