Assassin's Creed: Rebellion

Assassin's Creed: Rebellion is a mobile free-to-play strategy RPG action game. It follows the Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins under Aguilar de Nerha in their fight against the Spanish Inquisition during the Reconquista.

The game features notable Assassins such as Ezio Auditore da Firenze, Shao Jun, Claudia Auditore, and Niccolò Machiavelli, along with more than 30 new characters to unlock created exclusively for Rebellion.

Plot synopsis

Join Ezio, Aguilar, Shao Jun, and many different Assassins simultaneously for the first time ever!

Assassin's Creed Rebellion is the official mobile Strategy-RPG of the Assassin's Creed universe.

Exclusively developed for mobile, a new version of the Animus allows us to experience memories from the past and play with different Assassins simultaneously. Gather powerful Assassins in a single Brotherhood and unite against the Templars and the oppression raging in Spain.

BUILD YOUR OWN BROTHERHOOD
Rediscover the legends of the Assassins Order like never before.
Team up with more than 40 characters, including legendary ones as well as exclusive brand new characters.
Train and promote your assassins to the highest ranks to strengthen your Brotherhood forces and defeat the Templars.

MANAGE YOUR HQ
Develop your fortress as your Brotherhood grows, increase its power and improve your Assassins' skills.
Build new rooms, craft new equipment, gather resources or create new medicine.
Collect DNA fragments to unlock new heroes and upgrade their abilities.

INFILTRATE TEMPLARS STRONGHOLDS
Send your Assassins team on covert missions throughout Spain.
Choose the perfect combination of heroes to achieve the objective.
Develop your own strategy and use your Assassins' unique skills to infiltrate the Templar strongholds and stop their plans.
Fight your way through, or apply a more stealthy approach? Choose wisely.

JOIN TIME-LIMITED EVENTS
Discover new settings and different eras from the past in the time-limited events.
Earn additional rewards, and get a chance to unlock new rare Assassins by taking part in time-limited events.
Join other players worldwide to compete in the leaderboards. Reach the top of the leaderboards and loot even greater rewards!

Plot summary

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Development

The first official confirmation of the game's development came on June 27, 2017, when the newly-created Facebook page for Assassin's Creed: Rebellion cross-posted the game's teaser trailer from YouTube. This was shortly followed with the release of the official key art. No further progress updates were seen until August 30, 2017, when the Facebook page announced that the game was live in New Zealand.

Even while being tested by the public in open beta mode, the development team behind Rebellion continually provided software updates to the game, allowing for new features to be tested and removing potential bugs in real-time. The first patch, Update 1.2.0, was released on September 26. It featured free Daily Login Rewards, Daily Objectives, and the return of achievements. Unlike in past installments, these achievements are tiered, increasing in difficulty and reward rarity as one advances to the next level. In place of PS4 trophies or Xbox points, Rebellion rewards the player with the two in-game currencies of coin and Helix credits, and DNA fragments for Claudia Auditore.

Update 1.3.1, released on December 20, introduced Rush Mode, which allowed players to instantly reap mission rewards without having to wait for a team member's next availability, provided the group met or exceeded the mission requirements. The base character and gear stats were increased or decreased in order that the game be a balanced experience for players, and the character profile pages were revamped. Instead of just the three classes of Enforcer, Shadow, and Specialist, they were divided into 9 sub-categories to permit for further role specialization, as outlined in the table below.

Role Specialization of Hero Classes

Shadow	Specialist	Enforcer
Assassination	Disarm	Area of Effect (AOE)
Stealth	Support	Damage per Second (DPS)
Navigation	Heal	Tank

Update 1.4.0, released on March 9, 2018, introduced various features related to mission speed. Auto Play let the game's algorithm choose what Heroes to send into a room and what actions to take, and Speed Up increased animation speed by twice or triple the default rate according to player preference. Players could now refresh the Daily Selection to "buy" more DNA fragments or resources using the in-game currencies, allowing for faster progression, as well as customize their Assassin Headquarters layout. Further, this update revealed that Rifts would return in the form of Helix Rift Events.

The first Helix Event was announced on March 19, and lasted from April 30-May 6. Titled Horacio's Retribution, it followed Horacio de Heredia's joining the Spanish Brotherhood, and set the standard for how Helix Events would operate. Described as a breakthrough in Animus experiences, Helix Events were special simulations that permitted the mixing of two different sets of genetic memories, Aguilar's and the Event's subject(s) of interest, who often were in different time periods and locations than those in the main campaign. Time-limited, Events relied on Helix Rift Tokens in order to play instead of regular Intelligence, and were restricted to players Level 7 and above. Completion of a Helix mission would grant players Data Nodes, which would unlock various tiers of rewards based on the total number collected, with the ultimate goal of earning enough DNA fragments of the event-exclusive Heroes in order to recruit them. In addition, playing Events with certain Heroes would award extra Nodes, pushing players to recruit Assassins as quickly as possible.

Update 1.5.0, released on June 9, revamped room gameplay by adding new obstacles such as lifts, ziplines, and tripwires, and expanded individual maps, allowing for multiple routes to reach the end. All missions now required Intel Pieces and had Daily Limit caps, forcing players to consider alternative methods to gathering certain resources or DNA fragments. The conditions to unlock Rush Mode were changed from simply meeting mission requirements, to playing a regular quest and earning 3 Stars for keeping all three Assassins alive by mission's end. Last, this update formally promoted the pending release of a limited-time Helix Event that would give players DNA and equipment for exclusive characters. To the relief of many, developers reassured players that Helix Events would likely reoccur later for those who did not have a chance to earn all the rewards.

Update 1.6.1, released on August 3, was focused on Helix Rift Event content. As with regular missions, players could now earn three stars in Helix quests, unlocking the respective Rush Modes. The criteria for playing Rush Mode with standard missions was changed from all Heroes contributing their Power Levels into a team pool, to all three Heroes needing to meet the Power level individually.

Update 1.7.0, released on September 21, revealed The Ottoman Connection as the next Helix Event and introduced the Animus Challenges and Animus Boosts features in the Helix Events menu. Time-limited to a couple of days, Animus Challenges were an ever-changing set of optional tasks to complete that upon completion would reward players with Helix credits and DNA Cube fragments. Animus Boosts were benefits that applied to various headquarters activities on certain days of the week, and only between the hours of 10-11 AM and 4-5 PM. In chronological order, the bonuses are:

• Mondays: +25% Codex Rewards from standard missions
• Tuesdays: +25% Crafting Material Rewards from loot missions
• Wednesdays: +25% XP from all Codex
• Thursdays: 25% off crafting coin cost

On October 11, it was announced that the open beta was in its final stages and that players could pre-register for the game's full release on November 21, 2018 in order to earn exclusive rewards. From November 21-30, inclusive, any players who had pre-registered for early access could claim their rewards, which were based on the total number of users registered. Any previous reward tiers would be added to their account as they were unlocked:

• 5,000 coins and 300 Helix credits (500,000 players)
• 10 DNA Cube Tokens and the Ritualistic Xiphos (1,000,000 players)
• 10,000 coins, 20 DNA Cube Tokens, and the Myrmidon Spear (2,000,000 players)
• Players could add Mario Auditore to their team (3,000,000 players)

By November 7, the necessary two million users had registered to unlock the third reward tier, and by November 16, all rewards had been unlocked. For players who had already downloaded the game, thus bypassing the need to pre-register, the developers assured that they'd only need play the game any time between the aforementioned dates in order to claim the rewards.

It was during this time that the Animus Premium Access subscription was revealed. For the monthly fee of $9 USD, or the equivalent in the regional currency, players could further their game progression by earning a 20% increase on Daily Login and Daily Objective rewards, 20% faster regeneration rate of Rift Tokens, and 20% faster timers in all headquarter rooms. As part of a promotion celebrating the release of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, Alexios and Kassandra were added to the Hero roster.

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Update 2.11.0, released on September 25, 2020, introduced a new game mode of Animus Bounties. A feature originally meant to be included in the previous update, Animus Bounties are sets of 10 daily Missions that players can play for additional rewards. The Power requirements increase with each Mission, meaning the stronger a player's Hero roster is, the further they will be able to progress. Each day of the week includes different rewards and different Hero Class requirements to complete the Missions, with Sundays including multiple Bounties to participate in. The missions are free to play, however, failed Missions will require 10 Helix Credits to retry. Missions can only be completed once per day. In the same update, the crafting material for Murat Bin Husn's sword Branded Kilij was changed from ruby to malachite. Similarly, the T5 weapons' crafting material for Luis Chico and Apollodorus were changed from Toledo steel to Damascus steel.

On October 2, Adéwalé was announced to be added as a new playable hero in a re-run of Echoes Through the Animus starting October 22.

On October 5, leading up to the release of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, the official Assassin's Creed: Rebellion Twitter account posted a single photo of a Viking shield and ivory horn on a pile of snow. In mid-October, the account posted a gif of the game's Assassin insignia logo colored cyan against a stone wall surrounded by embers, and revealed that new content related to Valhalla would arrive in November to coincide with the main game's release. On October 27, the account posted a picture of Aguilar blowing the horn, as if "summoning" the upcoming Valhalla content. Two days later, the account posted a gif of a longship sailing at night under the northern lights and announced that the Valhalla-themed content would be a new Helix Rift Event titled The Ravens' Wound, which would last from November 19–24. On November 5, five days before Valhalla's release, the account posted a picture of two silhouetted figures on either side a wooden Odin statue and announced that two new heroes would be added to players' rosters; the next day, the figures were revealed to be both the female and male versions of Eivor. Both female and male Eivors' skills and weapons information was posted to the Ubisoft forums on November 12 and 13, respectively.

On November 30, Rebellion's Helix Rift schedule for the month of December was released, which notably featured a "megaevent" that would unlock a new hero as Echoes Through the Animus aired over the Christmas break. On December 11, a bigger picture of the silhouetted hero for Echoes Through the Animus was posted to Twitter, before it was revealed as Evie Frye on 15 December. Her skills and weapon details were posted on the Ubisoft forum two days later.

In celebration of the New Year, Rebellion's Helix Rift schedule for January 2021 was released on December 31, 2020. Like December, it also featured a new hero in a megaevent at the month's end, this time in The Mask of the Ibis. On January 8, 2021, a bigger picture of the silhouetted hero for The Mask of the Ibis was posted to Twitter, before it was revealed as Cleopatra on January 11. Her skills and weapon details were posted to the Ubisoft forums three days later.

On January 29, Rebellion's Helix Rift schedule for the month of February was released. In the developer's notes, they said that while there would be no new hero that month, Update 3.0.0 would be coming in March and more information would be revealed in time. A week later on February 4, Rebellion's Twitter account posted details on the next update and a teaser image, announcing that a new campaign mode would be included featuring missions from the Valhalla tie-in Helix Event The Ravens' Wound, and that 6 new heroes would be added to the roster. Over the next few weeks, the heroes were gradually revealed to be Bogi Three-Fingers, Dalla Aegirsdottir, Guthlaugr Stone-Eye, Jora Blood-Shoulder, Valka, and Basim Ibn Ishaq.

On March 4, it was announced that the next update would be available the next week on March 9, and that details were already posted on the Ubisoft forums. Besides giving the skills and concept models for the six heroes as well as a new weapon, the largest change would be a new gameplay feature called Campaign Mode. Made up of a repeating cycle of The Ravens' Wound missions, completing the levels would reward players with DNA fragments for any two of the six new Heroes, with difficulty increasing as players beat successive entries. Notably, however, a player's roster for a single completed mission would be locked from further use in Campaign Mode, encouraging players to quickly level up their other heroes and to maximize the abilities of what heroes they had in order to earn as many DNA fragments as possible. As an additional difficulty, all heroes were required to survive the mission, else it would be automatically failed. Heroes could be unlocked for future use in Campaign Mode by spending Sync Tokens, though the mission would have to be replayed with a new roster and the Sync Token cost rose with every successive desynch.

Except for a March 24 patch that fixed a number of bugs which could not be included in Update 3.0.0, there would be no major developments until April 13, when a silhouetted hero was announced for the upcoming megaevent during The Ravens' Wound at month's end, before it was revealed as Sigurd Styrbjornsson two days later. His skills and weapon details were posted on the Ubisoft forums 5 days later, on April 20.

On May 3, Rebellion's Helix Rift schedule for the rest of the month, with developers adding that a new hero would be released at the end during the Echoes Through the Animus Event. On 11 May, a picture of the silhouetted hero was posted to Twitter, before it was revealed as Jacob Frye on 14 May. His skills and weapon details were posted on the Ubisoft forum four days later.

On June 1, a picture of a beachside merchant stall was posted to Twitter, teasing a new Campaign that would debut later that month, featuring the return of Edward Kenway as he helped the crew of the Sea Dog's Bite recover a ship captured by rival pirates.​ Like with the Campaign Mode set in Norway, the promotions for the new Campaign also had a number of new heroes who would join the roster. Over the next few weeks, the heroes were gradually revealed to be the pirate Irekanni, the merchant Jibral Bin Said, the scholar Heloise,, the French adventurer Jacquotte and her father Ivo Jolicoeur, and King Leonidas I of Sparta.

On August 23, a new image of an Italian domed cathedral was posted to Twitter, teasing a new Campaign that would debut later in September, and would follow Claudia Auditore as she recovered weapons in Naples for Ezio and his mercenaries to use in the liberation of Rome from Rodrigo Borgia and his family's hold on power.​ Like with past Campaign Modes, the promotions for this one also had a number of new heroes who would join the roster.

Gameplay

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The game features a headquarters for the Brotherhood where Assassins can be trained and new items and equipment can be crafted. As the player levels up their brotherhood, additional rooms and other content become available, opening up new upgrade options.

The player can also send teams of three Assassins on various infiltration missions. Different skills and character combinations are better suited to some missions than others. In addition, the type of missions completed will have an effect on how the Assassins develop: standard missions are key for gathering resources to upgrade the player's Assassins, while Loot missions will earn materials for crafting. New Assassins are unlocked by collecting their DNA fragments in Story or Legacy missions.

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Appearances

By type 

Characters	Creatures	Events	Locations
Organizations and titles	Sapient species	Vehicles	Weapons and technology	Miscellanea

Characters

3P3EC74R (first appearance) Adéwalé Aetius (first appearance) Aguilar de Nerha Al Mualim Aleksei Zima (first appearance) Alexios Alfonso Cavallero (first appearance) Alonso Pinto (first appearance) Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad Álvaro de Espinosa (first appearance) Aya of Alexandria Andrea Cortés (first appearance) Angela Carillo (first appearance) Apollodorus of Sicily Baltasar de León (first appearance) Bartolomé Ortiz (first appearance) Basim Ibn Ishaq Bayek of Siwa Beatriz de Navarrete (first appearance) Blount (first appearance) Bogi Three-Fingers (first appearance) Bonacolto Contarini (first appearance) Bordingas (first appearance) Cadavid (first appearance) Chacon (first appearance) Claudia Auditore da Firenze Cleopatra Constanza Ramos (first appearance) Corvo Antonelli (first appearance) Cristoval de Merlo (first appearance) Dalla Aegirsdottir (first appearance) Darius del Salto (first appearance) Diego de Alvarado (first appearance) Diego de Burgos (first appearance) Diego de Burgos' confessor (first appearance) Domingo de la Torre (first appearance) Duran (first appearance) Ezio Auditore da Firenze Edward Kenway Edward Thatch Eivor Varinsdottir Erastos (first appearance) Eugenius (first appearance) Eustace (first appearance) Evie Frye Faris al-Saffar (first appearance) Ferdinand II of Aragon (mentioned only) Flora de la Cruz (first appearance) Gabriel Dominico (first appearance) Garcia Galindo (first appearance) Garza (first appearance) Gaspar Donozo (first appearance) Georgios Cardoso (first appearance) Gershon Deloya (first appearance) Girolamo da Lucca (first appearance) Gorm Kjotvesson Gustavo Ramírez (first appearance) Guthlaugr Stone-Eye (first appearance)

Hamid al-Jasur (first appearance) Hassan (first appearance) Horacio de Heredia (first appearance) Heraclius (first appearance) Hrolfr Kjotvesson (first appearance) Inigo Montañés (first appearance) Isabella I of Castile (mentioned only) Isembart (first appearance) Ishak Pasha (first appearance) Jaime del Rada (first appearance) Jariya al-Zakiyya (first appearance) Jean Delacroix (first appearance) Jora Blood-Shoulder (first appearance) Jorge Díaz (first appearance) Kassandra Kensa Kjotve the Cruel Lucas Bellini (first appearance) Luciano Cavazza (first appearance) Luis Chico (first appearance) Luisa Gallego (first appearance) Lupo Gallego (first appearance) Magdalena Suárez (first appearance) Malik Al-Sayf María Maria Thorpe Mario Auditore Mary Read Mateo Galan (first appearance) Máximo Barrosa (first appearance) Mayya al-Dabbaj (first appearance) Menkhtu Muhammad XII of Granada (mentioned only) Murat Bin Husn Muza ben Abel Gazan (first appearance) Najma Alayza (first appearance) Natakas Niccolò Machiavelli Ojeda Ordóñez (first appearance) Pedrosa (first appearance) Perina di Bastian (first appearance) Player Admin (first appearance) Qasim al-Dani (first appearance) Rodrigo de Mendoza (first appearance) Rosa Gallego (first appearance) Sayyid al-Abbas (first appearance) Shakir al-Zahid (first appearance) Shao Jun Sigurd Styrbjornsson Tariq al-Nasr (first appearance) Thaddeus (first appearance) Tereysa de Lyaño (first appearance) Tomás de Torquemada Ubayd Alayza (first appearance) Valka William of Montferrat Ysabel Lomelin (first appearance) Yusuf Tazim

Events

Peloponnesian War Reconquista Granada War Third Crusade Viking expansion War of the Spanish Succession

Locations

Earth The Bahamas Egypt Giza Haueris Nome White Desert Greece Argolis Arkadia Attika Boeotia Korinthia Makedonia Megaris Italy Florence Jamaica Kingston Levant Acre Norway Rygjafylke Spain Aragon (first appearance) Ávila (first appearance) Castile (first appearance) Granada Madrid Murcia (first appearance) Salamanca (first appearance) Saragossa Segovia (first appearance) Sierra de Cazorla (first appearance) Toledo (first appearance) Valencia (first appearance)

Organizations and titles

Assassins Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins Italian Brotherhood of Assassins Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins British Empire British Army British Navy Cien Ojos Dominican Order Lobos Silenciosos Spanish Inquisition Dogs of the Lord Order of the Ancients Sect of the Ibis Reborn Templars Italian Rite of the Templar Order Levantine Rite of the Templar Order Spanish Rite of the Templar Order Vikings Raven Clan Wolf Clan

Sapient species

Human

Weapons and technology

Accessory Belt Boots Pouch Armor Heavy armor Medium armor Light armor Weapons Axe Hammer Hidden Blade Large sword Polearm Short blade Sword