Talk:Precursor box

This is the same box that Ezio gave Shao Jun? Spanish assassin (Talk) 18:14, November 15, 2014 (UTC)

Yes. It's also the same one Adewale intercepted in Freedom Cry and gave to Bastienne. Apparently it remained in Port-au-Prince until the earthquake. I bet any money the AC Chronicles: China game will explain how the box went from China to Haiti. --Kainzorus Prime ⚜ ^{Walkie-talkie} 18:31, November 15, 2014 (UTC)

Since all of the artifacts have been based of ancient legends and myths is it possible that the Box is supposed to be Pandora's Box? —unsigned comment by AndyC89 (talk · contr)

It couldn't be the same box, the size is obviously different, and in the war letters (Family Vacation) it saids that the Templars took it. I saw this picture on how it is used and it opens very differently then a normal box. Shao was going to open it like a normal box but Ezio stopped her Redlotusassassin16 (talk) 22:58, April 6, 2015 (UTC)

As I told you on YouTube, please read the war letter, properly.

"I was unable to find any Precursor sites in the Orient. However, I believe I may have picked up the trail of an artefact thought lost for centuries. The Assassin known as Shao Jun possessed a type of Precursor box, rumoured to contain a strange power. The box remained in China for about a hundred years after her death. I believe that the Assassins secreted the artefact out of China via the Manila Galleons bound for Acapulco.

It will probably be found in the West Indies somewhere. That will be a difficult part of the world for us to infiltrate, as it has been firmly under the control of the Assassins since the murder of Grand Master Torres.

Perhaps if we were to provoke the rivalry between the many European empires, we could search for it under the cover of war?"

It's not different in size at all, and who says it can't be opened like a normal box? Ignoring that, Jun was planning to open it like a normal box but that doesn't mean she would have been able to. This war letter confirms they are one and the same, and the war letter mentioning that it wound up in the West Indies leads directly into Freedom Cry, where the box makes another appearance. You mention that the Templars took the box... and you take the box back from the Templars when you play as Shay during the first sequences of Rogue. -- Master Sima Yi _Talk 23:05, April 6, 2015 (UTC)

Not a difference, hahaha. No disrespect but it's silly to think that, Shay can barelly holding it with one hand, and Ezio can hold with one hand. I wasn't mentioning that War Letter was I, I mention that they aren't the same, and they said they "believed" they got it, it doesn't mean they have it. Redlotusassassin16 (talk) 23:19, April 6, 2015 (UTC)