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Caterina Sforza was the Countess of [[Forlì]] and Imola and the daughter of the Duke of Milan. She married the Pope's nephew at only 14. He later became the Count of Forlì and Imola, and she took his place after his assassination by the Orsi family in 1488. | |||
Ezio meets and saves her next to Forlì, when he is going to [[Venice]]. To reward him, she gives orders to the guard, so that he can take the ship. | |||
Ezio states that Caterina is "[his] next conquest" before being reprimanded by [[Leonardo da Vinci]] | |||
, who tells him that it's not a good idea. Da Vinci describes her as being as rich and powerful as she is young and beautiful.[[File:Caterina_Sforza.jpg|thumb|left|Concept art]] | |||
Revision as of 23:16, 30 November 2009
Caterina Sforza was the Countess of Forlì and Imola and the daughter of the Duke of Milan. She married the Pope's nephew at only 14. He later became the Count of Forlì and Imola, and she took his place after his assassination by the Orsi family in 1488.
Ezio meets and saves her next to Forlì, when he is going to Venice. To reward him, she gives orders to the guard, so that he can take the ship.
Ezio states that Caterina is "[his] next conquest" before being reprimanded by Leonardo da Vinci
, who tells him that it's not a good idea. Da Vinci describes her as being as rich and powerful as she is young and beautiful.
