Aveline de Grandpré

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Aveline de Grandpré was an Assassin of French and African heritage, who lived in the area of New Orleans at the end of the French and Indian War. She was mentored by Agate, with whom she had a conflicting relationship.

Biography

Aveline was born to a wealthy French merchant and an African placée bride, and occupied a position of wealth and respect within the city.

She was raised with care and privilege, even after her mother mysteriously vanished and her father had remarried. She joined the Assassin Order in 1759, and at some point in time, she encountered the Native American Assassin, Connor Kenway.

Equipment and skills

Aveline was a skilled freerunner, who was able to navigate with ease through the urban cityscape and natural landscape, such as the Bayou.

Her fighting style included dual-wielding various weapons, including a whip, cleavers, firearms, swords, knives, a blowpipe, a sugar-cane machete and Hidden Blades.

Personality and characteristics

As she grew, Aveline developed into a strong-willed young woman, who began to notice the contrasts within society, like freedom and enslavement or wealth and poverty. She was torn between the different values that she had inherited from her parents, and as such, she formed her own, which included a vehement stance against slavery.

Gallery

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• Aveline's alternate appearances from her trailer
  Aveline's alternate appearances from her trailer

Trivia

• Aveline was the first female protagonist in the Assassin's Creed series, and the only playable character to wear a hat instead of the symbolic white hood of the Assassins, though it retained a beak-shaped tip.
• Like previous Assassins of the Order, Aveline's motif was that of a bird:
  • "Aveline" was a name of French and Latin origin, presumably originating from the Germanic name "Avelina." In Latin, Aveline as a name derived from "Avis," which translated to "bird."
  • "Grandpré" was a French surname meaning "grand meadow."