Shop quest

Shop Quests were special quests given to the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze by several types of shops in Rome, during the Renaissance. These quests could only be accessed at the stores located on Tiber Island and required Ezio to gather rare, tradeable items, in order to obtain certain items from the store that could not be bought in normal circumstances.

Rare items could be found in Treasure chests throughout Rome, and within Lairs of Romulus. They were also available by tackling Borgia Messengers, by killing and looting Cento Occhi thieves or Hermeticists, or by sending Assassin apprentices on certain contract missions.

Blacksmiths Quests

Exotica

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Exotica

• Items needed: 2x Shrunken Head, 3x Elephant Ivory, 3x Indian Diamond
• Reward: Unlocks the Seusenhofer Pauldrons and Seusenhofer Chest Guard

Blood Money

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Blood Money

• Items needed: 7x Vlad the Impaler Coins
• Reward: Unlocks the Spada Lunga

Faith

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Faith

• Items needed: 3x Terracotta Pot, 2x Totem, 2x Buddhist Prayer Beads
• Reward: Unlocks the Captain's Sword

Art Merchants Quests

Trendsetting

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Trendsetting

• Items needed: 2x Pomander, 3x Ambergris, 1x Papaver Silvaticum
• Reward: Unlocks the Vaticano Treasure Map

Tailors Quests

Pulling Threads

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Pulling Threads

• Items needed: 8x Silk, 5x Cardinal's Purple Dye
• Reward: Unlocks the Large Quiver (Increases Crossbow bolt limit by 5)

Doctors Quests

Venomous

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Venemous

• Items needed: 5x Tomatoes, 3x Nutmeg, 1x Aconite
• Reward: Unlocks Fast Poison

Trivia

• After completing "Venomous," regular poison is no longer available for purchase.
• Aconite could only be found on Borgia Messengers without the addition of The Da Vinci Disappearance DLC. Otherwise, Aconite could also be found on Hermeticists.
• In the PC version, all items required for the Shop Quests can be gained by investing florins to any shop found in Rome.