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The '''Montebank''' was an Animi Avatar used by [[Abstergo Industries]] to train the [[Abstergo recruits|recruits]] in their [[Animi Training Program]].
The '''Montebank''' was an Animi Avatar used by [[Abstergo Industries]] to train the [[Abstergo recruits|recruits]] in their [[Animi Training Program]].
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The term 'mountebank' is an old word derived from the Italian words ''montambanco'' or ''montimbanco''. All three words refer to the practice of selling dubious medicines on a stage, making the term mountebank synonymous with quack doctor and charlatan.
*The term "mountebank" is an old word that is derived from the Italian words "''montambanco''" or "''montimbanco''". All three words refer to the fraudulent practice of selling dubious medicines on a stage, making the term synonymous with quack doctors and charlatans.
 
==Source==
==Source==
*Gameinformer - [http://www.gameinformer.com/games/assassins_creed_iii/b/xbox360/archive/2012/06/07/new-maps-and-modes-arrive-in-multiplayer.aspx? New Maps and Modes Arrive In Multiplayer]
*GameInformer - [http://www.gameinformer.com/games/assassins_creed_iii/b/xbox360/archive/2012/06/07/new-maps-and-modes-arrive-in-multiplayer.aspx? New Maps and Modes Arrive In Multiplayer]


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The Montebank was an Animi Avatar used by Abstergo Industries to train the recruits in their Animi Training Program.

Trivia

  • The term "mountebank" is an old word that is derived from the Italian words "montambanco" or "montimbanco". All three words refer to the fraudulent practice of selling dubious medicines on a stage, making the term synonymous with quack doctors and charlatans.

Source