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Revision as of 23:51, 7 December 2023


Weapons

Weapons
Image Rack Contents Location Placement
Heavy /two handed weapon rack 1
  • Bearded Axe
  • Bastard Sword
  • []
Weapon Room left wall back left corner
heavy/2 handed 2
  • []
  • Stocco
  • Spadone
back wall back left corner
hammer rack
  • Mercenario War Hammer
  • Cavalieri Mace
  • Lucerne Hammer
  • Condottiero Mace
  • Condottiero War Hammer
right wall back right corner
sword rack 1
  • []
  • Roman Longsword
  • Venetian Falchion
  • []
  • Schiavona
front wall far left
sword rack 2
  • Common Sword
  • Sicilian Rapier
  • Captain's Sword
  • Old Syrian Sword
  • Milanese Sword
front wall right (left of entrance)
small weapon 1
  • Knife
  • Butcher Knife
  • []
  • Stiletto
facing back wall
small weapon 2
  • Dagger of Brutus
  • Dagger
  • Bone Dagger of Romulus
  • Notched Cinquedea
facing front wall

Armour

Armour
Image Set Location Placement
Roman Armor Armory left wall back left corner
Plate Armor back wall back left corner
Armor of Brutus back wall centre
Rondelle Armor back wall right corner
Seusenhofer Armor right wall left corner

Models

Models
Image Name Description Location Placement
Machine Gun The Machine Gun was designed by Leonardo da Vinci for the Borgia. All other models have been destroyed. Armory first/front [closest to entrance]
[] [] Left
[] [] back [closest to back wall]
Bomber The Bomber was designed by Leonardo da Vinci for the Borgia. All other models have been destroyed. right

Paintings

Image Name Description Location Placement
Portrait of Rodrigo Borgia Date of Death: 1503Pope Alexander VI, Rodrigo Borgia, was killed by his son, Cesare, inside the Papal Apartments with a poisoned apple. Gallery left most on left wall
Angel This painting by Raphael shows an angel standing beside Nicholas of Tolentino with the devil at his feet. The work was completed in 1501 as part of a larger altarpiece. middle on left wall
St. Michael Raphael painted this work for the Duke of Urbino, who Cesare had chased from his palace. In it, St. Michael is combating the demons of Hell. right on left wall