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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Renato's name came from the Italian, Portuguese, and [[Spain|Spanish]] variant of the Latin name ''Renatus'', meaning "born again."
*Renato's name came from the Italian, Portuguese, and [[Spain|Spanish]] variant of the Latin name ''Renatus'', meaning "born again."
*Although never explicitly named in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', Renato was identified as the grandfather of [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze]] in the dossiers handed to employees of [[Abstergo Industries]], during the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations|second]] [[Multiplayer/ACR|stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]].
*Although never explicitly named in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', Renato was identified as the grandfather of [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze]] in the [[Abstergo Files|dossiers]] handed to employees of [[Abstergo Industries]], during the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations|second]] [[Multiplayer/ACR|stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]].
*While [[Isabelle Ardant]] was archiving the [[genetic memories]] from [[Project Legacy]], she commented Renato was a pretty forgettable Assassin; Although he was largely responsible for turning Monteriggioni into an Assassin stronghold. Renato's grandsons, Mario and Giovanni, were the two members of the Auditore family who caught her interest.
*While [[Isabelle Ardant]] was archiving the [[genetic memories]] from [[Project Legacy]], she commented Renato was a pretty forgettable Assassin; Although he was largely responsible for turning Monteriggioni into an Assassin stronghold. Renato's grandsons, Mario and Giovanni, were the two members of the Auditore family who caught her interest.



Revision as of 15:37, 25 April 2025

Renato Auditore was a member of the Italian Brotherhood of Assassins, and of the House of Auditore, as the only known son of the Assassin Domenico Auditore and his wife Isabetta.

He was the grandfather of the Assassins Giovanni and Mario Auditore, and the great-grandfather of Giovanni's son, Ezio.

Biography

Early life

In 1321, Renato was aboard his father's trading vessel when it was ransacked by pirates under the employ of the Templar Order, who sought the Codex of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad that was in his father's possession. After his mother's murder, Renato and his father were thrown from the vessel.[1]

The two managed to reach the shore alive, and the next day they happened upon the corpse of Renato's mother. Traveling by land, they made their way back to Florence, Italy, and Domenico rented a small room for his son by using Marco Polo's bank account. From there, Renato and Domenico traveled to Venice, where Domenico set off to meet with his father and his patron, only to find them dead.[1]

Once Domenico had returned, Renato and his father adopted the name of "Auditore", impersonating a Florentine noble, and successfully integrated themselves as a part of the city's nobility.[1]

Domenico subsequently purchased and renovated what would later become the Villa Auditore in Monteriggioni,[2] and Renato soon began to train for his life as an Assassin.[3]

The Shroud of Eden

In 1355, the Italian Assassins came into possession of a Shroud of Eden, having stolen it from the Templar Geoffroy de Charny. The Assassins subsequently studied the artifact, following which Renato ordered it hid beneath the Villa Auditore's crypt inside the walled city of Monteriggioni. They also made sure to destroy official records and send reports back to the Church of the Shroud being a forgery.[4][5]

Renato's notes, though cryptic and vague, as well as records of his excavation of the city well, eventually led Mario Auditore to discover the Shroud himself.[6] Centuries later, in 2012, Renato's memories were collected through his descendants and examined using the Data Dump Scanner in Abstergo Industries' Project Legacy.[4]

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