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The '''Varangians''' are a guard archetype in [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]. Similarly to the [[Almogavars]], they are an exclusively [[Byzantines|Byzantine]] archetype. They are the equivalent of the [[Seekers|"Seeker" archetype]] from previous installments, as they fight and wield halberds as seekers did. They also wield pistols that they use when disarmed.
The '''Varangians''' were guards in [[Constantinople]]. Similarly to the [[Almogavars]], they were [[Byzantines|Byzantine]] guards. They acted much like the [[Seekers]] in [[Rome]], as they fought with halberds and spears. They also wielded pistols that they could use when disarmed.
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Historically, the Varangians were Scandinavians, and from the 9th to 14th century, served as the personal guard of the Byzantine Emperor, functioning similarly to the [[Janissaries]], who were the personal guard of the Ottoman Sultan.
*Historically, the Varangians were Scandinavians, and from the 9th to 14th century, served as the personal guard of the Byzantine Emperor, functioning similarly to the [[Janissaries]], who were the personal guard of the Ottoman Sultan.

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The Varangians were guards in Constantinople. Similarly to the Almogavars, they were Byzantine guards. They acted much like the Seekers in Rome, as they fought with halberds and spears. They also wielded pistols that they could use when disarmed.

Trivia

  • Historically, the Varangians were Scandinavians, and from the 9th to 14th century, served as the personal guard of the Byzantine Emperor, functioning similarly to the Janissaries, who were the personal guard of the Ottoman Sultan.