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''In 431 BCE, the culturally-progressive [[Athens|Athenians]] faced a powerful foe in what became known as the | '''[[Greece]], 431 BCE'''<br />''In 431 BCE, the culturally-progressive [[Athens|Athenians]] faced a powerful foe in what became known as the Peloponnesian War.<br /><br />The Athenians, living off their {{Wiki|Second Persian invasion of Greece#June 479 BC: Plataea and Mycale|past}} {{Wiki|Pentecontaetia|successes}}, were the face of the New World. Yet representing the Old World were the [[Sparta]]ns - a highly militaristic and rigid empire that had established themselves as a dangerous and unstoppable force. The Spartans were determined to use their might and ferocity to take Athens for themselves.<br /><br />Each side allied itself with other Greek city-states for strength and protection. The balance of power frequently shifted between the Athenian-led [[Delian League]] and the Spartan-led [[Peloponnesian League]].<br /><br />Amidst this raging conflict, [[mercenary|mercenaries]] such as Alexios or Kassandra thrived. While the details of their history remain unclear, we know from their fragmented [[genetic memory|genetic memorues]] that they took part in the war, supporting one side of the other based on their convictions, circumstances, or simply necessities.<br /><br />To leaders and politicians, they were viewed as chess pieces. To the people, the inspired both freedom and fear. But for any true warrior, the embodied the archetypal {{Wiki|Greek Heroic Age|Greek Hero}}!<br /><br />With the power of the [[Animus]] simulation, it is now your turn to experience the epitome of such mercenary lives...'' | ||
==Memories== | ==Memories== | ||
Chapter 1 - [[Arkadia]] | |||
*[[The Burden of Command]] | *[[The Burden of Command]] | ||
*[[End of a Journey]] | *[[End of a Journey]] | ||
Chapter 2 - [[Argolis]] | |||
*[[Saving Athenians]] | *[[Saving Athenians]] | ||
*[[Spartan Supplies]] | |||
Chapter 3 - [[Korinthia]] | |||
*[[Korinthian Chaos]] | |||
*[[Erastos' Charge]] | |||
Chapter 4 - [[Megaris]] | |||
*[[Thicker than Water (Rebellion)|Thicker than Water]] | |||
*[[Inside Megara]] | |||
Chapter 5 - [[Boeotia]] | |||
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==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
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For Democracy! was a Helix Rift Event in Assassin's Creed: Rebellion that lasted from 28 December 2018 to 7 January 2019. The content comprised of ten missions set during the Peloponnesian War in which the player fought for the Athenians. Successful mission synchronization gave players Data Nodes which unlocked various reward tiers based on the total Nodes collected, with the top tier granting players the characters Kassandra and Alexios to play in future missions. Players could earn extra Nodes if they used one or more of the following Sync Bonus Heroes:
| Hero | Bonus Data Nodes |
|---|---|
| Georgios Cardoso | +50% |
| Jorge Díaz | |
| Aleksei Zima | +75% |
| Shakir al-Zahid | |
| Ezio Auditore da Firenze | +100% |
| Girolamo Da Lucca |
Official Synopsis
Greece, 431 BCE
In 431 BCE, the culturally-progressive Athenians faced a powerful foe in what became known as the Peloponnesian War.
The Athenians, living off their past successes, were the face of the New World. Yet representing the Old World were the Spartans - a highly militaristic and rigid empire that had established themselves as a dangerous and unstoppable force. The Spartans were determined to use their might and ferocity to take Athens for themselves.
Each side allied itself with other Greek city-states for strength and protection. The balance of power frequently shifted between the Athenian-led Delian League and the Spartan-led Peloponnesian League.
Amidst this raging conflict, mercenaries such as Alexios or Kassandra thrived. While the details of their history remain unclear, we know from their fragmented genetic memorues that they took part in the war, supporting one side of the other based on their convictions, circumstances, or simply necessities.
To leaders and politicians, they were viewed as chess pieces. To the people, the inspired both freedom and fear. But for any true warrior, the embodied the archetypal Greek Hero!
With the power of the Animus simulation, it is now your turn to experience the epitome of such mercenary lives...
Memories
Chapter 1 - Arkadia
Chapter 2 - Argolis
Chapter 3 - Korinthia
Chapter 4 - Megaris
Chapter 5 - Boeotia
Reference