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On detonation these released a thick plume of smoke, tricking guards into believing that a fire had started. These bombs were only effective if the bomb detonated within within a guard's visual range. | On detonation these released a thick plume of smoke, tricking guards into believing that a fire had started. These bombs were only effective if the bomb detonated within within a guard's visual range. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*Ezio refers the bomb as "''Smoke signal bomb''" as opposed to "''Smoke decoy bomb''" when asking about it to Piri Reis in the memory [[Piri Reis: Smoke Decoy]]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:02, 22 March 2012
Similar to Cherry Bombs these lured guards away by creating the illusion of a fire. They were silent however, so only those who saw the fire were lured away.
Description
- "You must know the old saying, where there is smoke there is fire? These bombs play off that idea, creating a thick plume of smoke to trick city guards into believing a fire has started. These bombs are quiet, however, so only those who see the smoke will be lured away."
- ―Piri Reis, describing a smoke signal bomb to Ezio
These bombs were made by combining Salt of Petra with any gunpowder and casing type.
On detonation these released a thick plume of smoke, tricking guards into believing that a fire had started. These bombs were only effective if the bomb detonated within within a guard's visual range.
Trivia
- Ezio refers the bomb as "Smoke signal bomb" as opposed to "Smoke decoy bomb" when asking about it to Piri Reis in the memory Piri Reis: Smoke Decoy.
