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Revision as of 15:32, 12 February 2019
- Ezio: "What about these poison bombs? How lethal are they?"
- Piri: "Quite lethal, dostum (my friend). We distill our poison from the datura plant. A pretty little flower with a deadly secret. This one kills... slowly but surely. Be very careful, for your sake and for others'."
- —Piri Reis to Ezio, about datura bombs.[src]
Datura bombs were a lethal explosive which could be crafted by the Ottoman Assassins and Ezio Auditore da Firenze during his time in Constantinople. Through the use of a casing filled with gunpowder and datura powder, the bomb would disperse toxic gas upon exploding, poisoning any nearby guards or civilians; as it was quite dangerous, care had to be taken for the latter instance.
Trivia
- Almogavars units were known to possess a weakness to datura bombs.
- Coward Templar Den Captains are immune to Datura Powder bombs during their sprint to the den door.
- An achievement named "Mosh Pit" could be unlocked by poisoning ten or more guards with one datura bomb.
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Variations of the datura bomb
References
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