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He who increaseth knowledge, increaseth sorrow. This article contains spoilers, meaning it has information and facts concerning recent or upcoming releases from the Assassin's Creed series. If you do not want to know about these events, it is recommended to read on with caution, or not at all. |
Lanz was the leader of the Rome-based Cento Occhi gang.[1]
Biography
Lanz fell in love with a woman and they were to have a baby. However, the baby was a miscarriage and Lanz fell into a depression. He joined the Cento Occhi gang, "pushing men off buildings." Some time later, he had become the gang's leader.[2]
In 1503, he was visited by Fiora Cavazza, who came representing Cesare Borgia. At first, he paid no mind to the woman, but realized she was a member of Borgia's Templar Agents network when she threw a knife next to his feet. As he feared the Borgia, he was eager to make an alliance in which the Cento Occhi would deliver the Borgia several payments.[1]
The same year, Lanz's wife fell into a depression, threatening to take her own life when Lanz arrived, to remind Lanz of the man he once was. However, the Assassin Ezio Auditore found her and was able to prevent her from commiting suicide, saying that he would take care of Lanz. Ezio managed to track Lanz down and
assassinated him.[2]
Database Entry
Date of Birth: 1480.
Profession: Thief.
I've found a brief mention of a thief in Rome called Lanz, who seems to be connected to a variety of domestic disturbances. According to Abstergo's files, Lanz ran with the Cento Occhi gang, which means "Hundred Eyes", I would assume that's a metaphor, but WATCH out.
Multiplayer
Lanz appears in the multiplayer mode of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, under the name "Footpad".[2]
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