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The '''Priest''' (real name: '''Brother Ristoro''') is a multiplayer character available in ''[[Assassin's Creed Brotherhood|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' who, despite his religious vows, is described as a paranoid and dangerous man. He uses a | The '''Priest''' (real name: '''Brother Ristoro''') is a multiplayer character available in ''[[Assassin's Creed Brotherhood|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' who, despite his religious vows, is described as a paranoid and dangerous man. He uses a holy blade as his weapon, which, as seen in the Beta, has a blade that is able to retract into the hilt. It was stated by [[Ubisoft]] that he will make an appearance in the single player mode in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' as well, along with the other multiplayer characters. | ||
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- For other uses, see Priest (disambiguation).
- "Brother Ristoro vowed a life of piety and poverty, but practiced neither."
- ―Ubisoft Description
The Priest (real name: Brother Ristoro) is a multiplayer character available in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood who, despite his religious vows, is described as a paranoid and dangerous man. He uses a holy blade as his weapon, which, as seen in the Beta, has a blade that is able to retract into the hilt. It was stated by Ubisoft that he will make an appearance in the single player mode in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood as well, along with the other multiplayer characters.
Unique Moves
Sacrificial Strike
If performed from behind the target, the Priest will run up and dig his dagger into the victim's upper back, causing them to go limp and fall to the ground. The move is reminiscent of human sacrificial rites throughout the ancient world, such as those of the Mayan and Aztec.
If the move is performed while the target is facing the Priest, he will either kick the target's stomach, causing them to bend down, and then deal a strike to the victim's vertebra, or simply thrust the dagger into his targets abdomen, killing them instantly.
A similar move is performed by Ezio Auditore if he attacks an unarmed enemy with a short blade.
Trivia
- Ristoro is Italian for "restoration" or "renovation," possibly in reference to the Templar's mission.