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[[File:Char blacksmith.png|thumb|Auguste Oberlin]] | [[File:Char blacksmith.png|thumb|Auguste Oberlin]] | ||
''' | '''Auguste Oberlin''' (1466 - 1503) was a blacksmith from [[Rome]] and propaganda agent for the [[House of Borgia]] during the early 16<sup>th</sup> Century. He was assassinated by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] after he confronted the [[Assassins|Assassin]] for tearing down his propaganda posters in the [[Campagna district]]. | ||
Centuries later, his [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]] were downloaded by [[Abstergo Industries]] and [[Blacksmith (multiplayer character)|used]] in the Animus training project. | Centuries later, his [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]] were downloaded by [[Abstergo Industries]] and [[Blacksmith (multiplayer character)|used]] in the Animus training project. | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Auguste was born in Switzerland in the 15th Century and moved to Rome when he was much older and accomplished. At first he collaborated with the people, by making signs for the merchants's shops, but was soon hired by the Borgia to become a Templar Agent. He was approached by Cesare's "ambassador" [[Fiora Cavazza]] who was genuinely shocked when she met him. She thought he would be a brute, but Auguste was actually very cultured. He soon started to make Borgia Propaganda posters around the Campagna District and hurt those who stood in his way, out of pride of his work and respect of the Borgia. | |||
==''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''== | ==''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''== | ||
[[File:Augustecorridor.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Auguste Oberlin's Last Rites]] | [[File:Augustecorridor.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Auguste Oberlin's Last Rites]] | ||
Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze was making his way through the [[Campagna district]] when he saw a very battered woman crying on a bench. He offered help to her but she refused to let him touch her. When he asked who did this to her, she told him that it was her husband | Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze was making his way through the [[Campagna district]] when he saw a very battered woman crying on a bench. He offered help to her but she refused to let him touch her. When he asked who did this to her, she told him that it was her husband Auguste and tells Ezio to tear down his Borgia propaganda posters if he wanted to gain his attention. Ezio proceeds to remove the posters in the surrounding area, enticing Augustine's rage. Ezio swiftly dispatches his guards and ends his life with an assassination with the [[Hidden Blade]]. | ||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
Revision as of 03:06, 12 April 2011
Auguste Oberlin (1466 - 1503) was a blacksmith from Rome and propaganda agent for the House of Borgia during the early 16th Century. He was assassinated by Ezio Auditore da Firenze after he confronted the Assassin for tearing down his propaganda posters in the Campagna district.
Centuries later, his genetic memories were downloaded by Abstergo Industries and used in the Animus training project.
He makes an appearance in the multiplayer mode as the Blacksmith.
Biography
Auguste was born in Switzerland in the 15th Century and moved to Rome when he was much older and accomplished. At first he collaborated with the people, by making signs for the merchants's shops, but was soon hired by the Borgia to become a Templar Agent. He was approached by Cesare's "ambassador" Fiora Cavazza who was genuinely shocked when she met him. She thought he would be a brute, but Auguste was actually very cultured. He soon started to make Borgia Propaganda posters around the Campagna District and hurt those who stood in his way, out of pride of his work and respect of the Borgia.
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze was making his way through the Campagna district when he saw a very battered woman crying on a bench. He offered help to her but she refused to let him touch her. When he asked who did this to her, she told him that it was her husband Auguste and tells Ezio to tear down his Borgia propaganda posters if he wanted to gain his attention. Ezio proceeds to remove the posters in the surrounding area, enticing Augustine's rage. Ezio swiftly dispatches his guards and ends his life with an assassination with the Hidden Blade.
Video
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