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Following the events of[[ | Following the events of ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' leading up to the [[Siege of Monteriggioni]], [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] travelled to [[Rome]] to once more seek revenge on the [[Borgia]]. Rome, under the rule of the Borgia, had become decrepit, decaying under oppresion and corruption. The people were starving, scared and feared for their lives. Ezio needed to make the people believe again. His mission was not just about destroying the Borgias: it was, more importantly, bringing the ideas and beliefs of the Renaissance to Rome. | ||
==Recruiting the rebels== | ==Recruiting the rebels== | ||
[[File:Recruit.jpg|thumb|Ezio recruiting a new Assassin.]] | |||
Ezio knew he was going to need help if he was to defeat the Borgia. So, upon arriving in Rome, he began saving rebellious [[citizens]] who were being bullied by Borgia [[guards]]. After being rescued, they knelt down to Ezio and swore their allegiance to the [[Assassin]] cause. Ezio then sent them to [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], another Assassin, where they would become Assassins themselves. | Ezio knew he was going to need help if he was to defeat the Borgia. So, upon arriving in Rome, he began saving rebellious [[citizens]] who were being bullied by Borgia [[guards]]. After being rescued, they knelt down to Ezio and swore their allegiance to the [[Assassin]] cause. Ezio then sent them to [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], another Assassin, where they would become Assassins themselves. | ||
==The Borgia influence== | ==The Borgia influence== | ||
Rome was under the iron fist of the Borgia. The people were scared, living miserably and were being constantly bullied by[[Papal guard|Papal guards]] as well as the occasional highwayman or bandit. The Borgia kept control over the five districts in Rome using [[Borgia towers|towers]], which were guarded by its leader and group of guards. The tower prevented shops from re-opening, making the districts dull and decrepid. There was a strong military presence in Rome, as the Borgia had the Papal armies at their command. Papal guards constantly bullied and harassed the people, scaring and terrifying them into submission. Rome under the Borgias was a police state, and the people of Rome had begun to lose all hope. | |||
==Liberation== | ==Liberation== | ||
Ezio started with the Borgia towers. In order to free the districts, the towers had to fall. First, | Ezio started with the Borgia towers. In order to free the districts, the towers had to fall. First, Ezio had to find the tower leader, kill him and make his way to the top of the tower and blow it up with barrels of gunpowder. With each tower destroyed, shops started to re-open, dull and grey buildings would become flourishing homes, crime reduced and less Papal guards occupied the districts. The city's streets and renovations improved, the citizens also changed, beggars and addicts became artists and merchants and Ezio would also get to recruit more apprentices with the towers destroyed. Borgia flags were scattered across Rome to show that the Borgia controlled that area. As Ezio collected the flags, the Borgia lost more of their control over the people. Rome began to change and rebuild and the people grow confident that the Borgia had less and less control over their lives. | ||
[[Category:Major Events]] | [[Category:Major Events]] | ||
Revision as of 22:08, 19 September 2010
Following the events of Assassin's Creed II leading up to the Siege of Monteriggioni, Ezio Auditore da Firenze travelled to Rome to once more seek revenge on the Borgia. Rome, under the rule of the Borgia, had become decrepit, decaying under oppresion and corruption. The people were starving, scared and feared for their lives. Ezio needed to make the people believe again. His mission was not just about destroying the Borgias: it was, more importantly, bringing the ideas and beliefs of the Renaissance to Rome.
Recruiting the rebels
Ezio knew he was going to need help if he was to defeat the Borgia. So, upon arriving in Rome, he began saving rebellious citizens who were being bullied by Borgia guards. After being rescued, they knelt down to Ezio and swore their allegiance to the Assassin cause. Ezio then sent them to Niccolò Machiavelli, another Assassin, where they would become Assassins themselves.
The Borgia influence
Rome was under the iron fist of the Borgia. The people were scared, living miserably and were being constantly bullied byPapal guards as well as the occasional highwayman or bandit. The Borgia kept control over the five districts in Rome using towers, which were guarded by its leader and group of guards. The tower prevented shops from re-opening, making the districts dull and decrepid. There was a strong military presence in Rome, as the Borgia had the Papal armies at their command. Papal guards constantly bullied and harassed the people, scaring and terrifying them into submission. Rome under the Borgias was a police state, and the people of Rome had begun to lose all hope.
Liberation
Ezio started with the Borgia towers. In order to free the districts, the towers had to fall. First, Ezio had to find the tower leader, kill him and make his way to the top of the tower and blow it up with barrels of gunpowder. With each tower destroyed, shops started to re-open, dull and grey buildings would become flourishing homes, crime reduced and less Papal guards occupied the districts. The city's streets and renovations improved, the citizens also changed, beggars and addicts became artists and merchants and Ezio would also get to recruit more apprentices with the towers destroyed. Borgia flags were scattered across Rome to show that the Borgia controlled that area. As Ezio collected the flags, the Borgia lost more of their control over the people. Rome began to change and rebuild and the people grow confident that the Borgia had less and less control over their lives.