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The '''Antico district''' (English: ''Antique district'') is one of the four districts of [[Rome]], and a location in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. This district is characterized by its numerous ancient ruins, hilly landscapes, and grass fields, as well as the district with the fewest buildings. During the early 1500s, the Antico district, like the [[Centro district|Centro]] and [[Campagna district]]s, became decrepit under the [[Borgia]] | The '''Antico district''' (English: ''Antique district'') is one of the four districts of [[Rome]], and a location in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. This district is characterized by its numerous ancient ruins, hilly landscapes, and grass fields, as well as being the district with the fewest buildings. During the early 1500s, the Antico district, like the [[Centro district|Centro]] and [[Campagna district]]s, became decrepit under the influence of the [[Borgia]]. Three [[Borgia Tower]]s ruled over the Antico district, each guarded by a Borgia captain. By 1503, [[Ezio Auditore]] had burned down all of the Borgia towers and had re-opened most of the shops. He had also reestablished the [[Thieves]] guild, ''[[La Volpe Addormentato]]'', in order to aid him in his war against the Borgia. | ||
The Antico district is home to famous Roman landmarks such as the [[Colosseo]] and the [[Terme di Traiano]]. | The Antico district is home to famous Roman landmarks such as the [[Colosseo]] and the [[Terme di Traiano]]. | ||
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Locations]] | [[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Locations]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:58, 18 December 2010
The Antico district (English: Antique district) is one of the four districts of Rome, and a location in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. This district is characterized by its numerous ancient ruins, hilly landscapes, and grass fields, as well as being the district with the fewest buildings. During the early 1500s, the Antico district, like the Centro and Campagna districts, became decrepit under the influence of the Borgia. Three Borgia Towers ruled over the Antico district, each guarded by a Borgia captain. By 1503, Ezio Auditore had burned down all of the Borgia towers and had re-opened most of the shops. He had also reestablished the Thieves guild, La Volpe Addormentato, in order to aid him in his war against the Borgia.
The Antico district is home to famous Roman landmarks such as the Colosseo and the Terme di Traiano.