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"Pointy metal death on a string."

―Official Playstation Magazine's description of the Rope Dart.

Rope darts were long-ranged weapons which were used by the Assassin Connor Kenway during the American Revolutionary War. They could be thrown down from above to impale enemies, causing the impaled enemy to become counter-balance for Connor to drop down to ground level.

They consisted of long ropes, 3–5 meters long, with metal darts attached to the ends. A dart was thrown with the opposite end of the rope anchored to some object, or held in one's free hand.

Trivia

The art of wielding a rope dart is called Sheng Biao in Chinese martial arts.
According to an XboxGameZone article, Connor's long-range weapon was originally a "Chain Blade", though the concept was replaced with the rope dart for the sake of realism.

Sources

Official PlayStation Magazine
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-[[File:Rope_Dart.jpg|thumb|200px|Connor uses the rope dart to suspend a soldier.]]
+[[File:Rope_Dart.jpg|thumb|200px|Connor uses a rope dart to suspend a soldier.]]
-The '''Rope dart''' was a long-ranged weapon which was used by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Connor Kenway]] during the [[American Revolutionary War]]. It could be thrown down from above to impale enemies, before being reeled back in to be used again.
+'''Rope darts''' were long-ranged weapons which were used by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Connor Kenway]] during the [[American Revolutionary War]]. They could be thrown down from above to impale enemies, causing the impaled enemy to become counter-balance for Connor to drop down to ground level.
-It consisted of a long rope, 3–5 meters long, with a metal dart attached to the end. The dart was thrown with the opposite end of the rope anchored to some object, or held in one's free hand. Once the dart struck the target, the rope could be used to reel the weapon back to the user.
+They consisted of long ropes, 3–5 meters long, with metal darts attached to the ends. A dart was thrown with the opposite end of the rope anchored to some object, or held in one's free hand.
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