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It is unknown if [[Altaïr]] wears armor beneath his outfit, but it is not mentioned in the game, never upgraded, and doesn't reduce damage in combat.  For all intents and purposes, armor in [[Assassin's Creed]] is non-existent for the playing character.
It is unknown if [[Altaïr]] wears armor beneath his outfit, but it is not mentioned in the game, never upgraded, and doesn't reduce damage in combat.  For all intents and purposes, armor in [[Assassin's Creed]] is non-existent for the playing character.


Altair has many other defenses available to him, however, and these are used very often during the game.  The defense most related to actual combat is his ability to block and counter with the majority of his [[Weapons|weapons]].  Against a single opponent, Altair can block nearly every attack.  His strong athletic abilities allow him to flee the more dangerous situations by running through streets, up walls, or along rooftops.  As soon as he has broken line of sight with his pursuers, he can use [[Social Stealth]] to escape attention.
Altair has many other defenses available to him, however, and these are used very often during the game.  The defense most related to actual combat is his ability to block and counter with the majority of his [[Weapons|weapons]].  Against a single opponent, Altair can block nearly every attack.  His strong athletic abilities allow him to flee the more dangerous situations by running through streets, up walls, or along rooftops.  As soon as he has broken line of sight with his pursuers, he can use [[Social Stealth]] to escape attention.


Armor does appear on other characters in the game.  The majority of the guards in the kingdom and three cities wear chain hauberks.
Armor does appear on other characters in the game, and there are differences in the styles worn by guards in each city.  The guards in [[Damascus]] can be found in either lamellar, likely leather, or ringmail armor.  Guards in [[Acre]] can be found in brigandine armor and chainmail, some complete with coifs.  Guards in [[Jerusalem]] are often found wearing scale or splintmail.  Each of these guard types can be found in the [[Kingdom]] near their respective cities.  The [[Knights Templar]] uniformly wear full suits of chainmail covered in a white tabbard with a steel helm covering their faces.
 
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Revision as of 02:41, 6 December 2007

It is unknown if Altaïr wears armor beneath his outfit, but it is not mentioned in the game, never upgraded, and doesn't reduce damage in combat. For all intents and purposes, armor in Assassin's Creed is non-existent for the playing character.

Altair has many other defenses available to him, however, and these are used very often during the game. The defense most related to actual combat is his ability to block and counter with the majority of his weapons. Against a single opponent, Altair can block nearly every attack. His strong athletic abilities allow him to flee the more dangerous situations by running through streets, up walls, or along rooftops. As soon as he has broken line of sight with his pursuers, he can use Social Stealth to escape attention.

Armor does appear on other characters in the game, and there are differences in the styles worn by guards in each city. The guards in Damascus can be found in either lamellar, likely leather, or ringmail armor. Guards in Acre can be found in brigandine armor and chainmail, some complete with coifs. Guards in Jerusalem are often found wearing scale or splintmail. Each of these guard types can be found in the Kingdom near their respective cities. The Knights Templar uniformly wear full suits of chainmail covered in a white tabbard with a steel helm covering their faces.