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{{Template:Era|ac2|acb|realworld}}{{Revamp}} '''Armor''' is featured in all of the [[Assassin's Creed|''Assassin's Creed'']] installations, and has ranged from simple character design [[File:Assassins_Creed_30.jpg|thumb|180px|Seusenhofer Armor, worn by Ezio Auditore.]] to an effective upgradeable system.
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[[File:Assassins_Creed_30.jpg|thumb|180px|Seusenhofer Armor, worn by Ezio Auditore.]]
'''Armor''' is featured in all of the [[Assassin's Creed (series)|''Assassin's Creed'']] installments, and has ranged from simple character design to an effective upgradeable system.


In ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' and onwards, the player may visit [[blacksmiths]] to purchase new, improved armor that can to increase player health and damage resistance. This armor, however, can be broken after the player takes too much damage, and temporarily costs them health squares until they pay a blacksmith to repair their armor.
In ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' and onwards, the player may visit [[blacksmiths]] to purchase new, improved armor that can to increase player health and damage resistance. This armor, however, can be broken after the player takes too much damage, and temporarily costs them health squares until they pay a blacksmith to repair their armor.


==''[[Assassin's Creed]]''==
==''[[Assassin's Creed]]''==
[[File:Altair_Ibn-La'Ahad.jpg|thumb|180px|Altaïr's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed''.]]
[[File:Altair_Ibn-La'Ahad.jpg|thumb|180px|Altaïr's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed''.]]
 
In the first ''Assassin's Creed'' game, [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad|Altaïr]] has light armor that consists of leather greaves, leather vambraces, and a leather belt. The vambrace on his left forearm has what appears to be metal plating, but it does not function as armor in the game and is likely only there for decorative purposes, for distinguishing a heightened status within the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], or for concealing the [[Hidden Blade]]. Because [[Desmond Miles|Desmond]] loses synchronization with Altaïr whenever Altaïr is struck during combat, it is implied that Altaïr was never hit or wounded in armed conflict or during assassinations. This would be feasible, given Altaïr's capabilities as a warrior and his lineage ([[Those Who Came Before]]). Using the [[Sixth Apple|Apple of Eden]], Altaïr created the [[Codex ]]pages, as well as [[Armor of Altaïr|a new suit of armor for himself]], one that was almost impossible to damage. This new armor would be passed down to each of Altaïr's descendants, eventually being hidden away in the [[Sanctuary]] beneath the [[Villa Auditore]].
In the first ''Assassin's Creed'' game, [[Altaïr]] has light armor that consists of leather greaves, leather vambraces, and a leather belt. The vambrace on his left forearm has what appears to be metal plating, but it does not function as armor in the game and is likely only there for decorative purposes, for distinguishing a heightened status within the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], or for concealing the [[Hidden Blade]]. Because [[Desmond]] loses synchronization with Altaïr whenever Altaïr is struck during combat, it is implied that Altaïr was never hit or wounded in armed conflict or during assassinations. This would be feasible, given Altaïr's capabilities as a warrior and his lineage ([[Those Who Came Before]]). Using the [[First Apple|Apple of Eden]], Altaïr created the [[Codex]] pages, as well as [[Armor of Altaïr|a new suit of armor for himself]], one that was almost impossible to damage. This new armor would be passed down to each of Altaïr's descendants, eventually being hidden away beneath the [[Villa Auditore]].


===Other Characters===
===Other Characters===
Armor does appear on other characters in the game, and there are differences in the styles worn by guards in each city. The guards in [[Damascus]] can be found in either lamellar, leather, or ringmail armor. Guards in [[Acre]] can be found in brigantine armor and chain mail, some complete with coifs. Guards in [[Jerusalem]] are often found wearing scale or splintmail. Each of these guard types can be found in the [[Kingdom]] near their respective cities. The [[Knights Templar]] uniformly wear full suits of chain mail covered in a white tabbard with a red steel helm covering their face. Most (if not all) of the Knights Templar wear their signature red cross openly, whereas future Templars bear the cross symbol more subtly.
Armor does appear on other characters in the game, and there are differences in the styles worn by guards in each city. The guards in [[Damascus]] can be found in either lamellar, leather, or ringmail armor. Guards in [[Acre]] can be found in brigantine armor and chain mail, some complete with coifs. Guards in [[Jerusalem]] are often found wearing scale or splintmail. Each of these guard types can be found in the [[Kingdom]] near their respective cities. The [[Templars|Knights Templar]] uniformly wear full suits of chain mail covered in a white tabbard with a red steel helm covering their face. Most (if not all) of the Knights Templar wear their signature red cross openly, whereas future Templars bear the cross symbol more subtly.


==''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''==
==''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''==
[[File:Ezio.jpg|thumb|180px|Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed II''.]]
[[File:Ezio.jpg|thumb|180px|Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed II''.]]
 
[[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]] can purchase different types of armor from [[blacksmiths]] found throughout the game's various cities. There are five sets of armor that can be purchased, each with four individual pieces, namely chest plates, greaves, spaulders, and vambraces.
[[Ezio]] can purchase different types of armor from [[blacksmiths]] found throughout the game's various cities. There are five sets of armor that can be purchased, each with four individual pieces, namely chest plates, greaves, spaulders, and vambraces.


===Statistics===
===Statistics===
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[[File:E.jpg|thumb|180px|Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''.]]
[[File:E.jpg|thumb|180px|Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''.]]


At the start of ''Brotherhood'', Ezio loses the Armor of Altaïr during the [[Siege of Monteriggioni]], forcing him to run into battle clothed in a simple shirt, trousers and boots. Later on in Rome, Ezio's new robes and armor are anonymously given to him by [[Machiavelli]]. Ezio's newer attire resembles the clothes of Altaïr, with longer robes and a longer hood. Ezio's outfit's armor comes only with a spaulder and a single vambrace. In the game, Ezio's initial new spaulder is leather, while the cover art depicts him wearing a metal spaulder. His new hidden blade bracer is the same as it is on the cover, as well as his hidden blade. But like the metal spaulder, Ezio's second hidden blade does not appear like the one on the cover. Instead, it is a brown glove like his original second hidden blade used in the ''Assassin's Creed II'' E3 Demo, and also on pre released ''Assassin's Creed II'' pictures. The Second blade is originally displayed as an identical blade and bracer as his primary blade and bracer. Vambraces for the second hidden blade can be bought at a blacksmith only when the The Second Hidden Blade is purchased from Leonardo, but none of the vambraces have the design of the bracer shown in the cover art.
At the start of ''Brotherhood'', Ezio loses the Armor of Altaïr during the [[Siege of Monteriggioni]], forcing him to run into battle clothed in a simple shirt, trousers and boots. Later on in [[Rome]], Ezio's new robes and armor are anonymously given to him by [[Niccolò Machiavelli|Machiavelli]]. Ezio's newer attire resembles the clothes of Altaïr, with longer robes and a longer hood. Ezio's outfit's armor comes only with a spaulder and a single vambrace. In the game, Ezio's initial new spaulder is leather, while the cover art depicts him wearing a metal spaulder. His new hidden blade bracer is the same as it is on the cover, as well as his hidden blade. But like the metal spaulder, Ezio's second hidden blade does not appear like the one on the cover. Instead, it is a brown glove like his original second [[Hidden Blade|hidden blade]] used in the ''Assassin's Creed II'' E3 Demo, and also on pre-released ''Assassin's Creed II'' pictures. The second blade is originally displayed as an identical blade and bracer as his primary blade and bracer. Vambraces for the second hidden blade can be bought at a blacksmith only when the the second hidden blade is purchased from [[Leonardo da Vinci|Leonardo]], but none of the vambraces have the design of the bracer shown in the cover art.


Ezio is able to purchase armor upgrades, just like in ''Assassin's Creed II'', in a blacksmith shop. It is also possible to complete [[Shop Quests|specific quests]] for the blacksmith shop on Tiber Island and unlock parts of the Seusenhofer armor. The only set of [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood outfits|armor]] that cannot be purchased in-game is the [[Helmschmied Drachen Armor]].
Ezio is able to purchase armor upgrades, just like in ''Assassin's Creed II'', in a blacksmith shop. It is also possible to complete [[Shop Quests|specific quests]] for the blacksmith shop on [[Tiber Island]] and unlock parts of the Seusenhofer armor. The only set of [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood outfits|armor]] that cannot be purchased in-game is the [[Helmschmied Drachen Armor]].


===Statistics===
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Armor designs in Brotherhood has changed and still following the ways armor are given metal inlays during the second and last set of purchasable armors from Assassin's Creed 2, the Roman armor set is made of leather while the Rondelle armor set has the same design with metal inlays, the Plate armor is the unstylized with metal inlays of the Seusenhofer armor. When all six Keys of Romulus is obtained, Ezio is given the Armor of Brutus which has a very bulky look and gives out 25 health squares without the need of repairing.
Armor designs in ''Brotherhood'' has changed and still following the ways armor are given metal inlays during the second and last set of purchasable armors from ''Assassin's Creed II'', the Roman armor set is made of leather while the Rondelle armor set has the same design with metal inlays, the Plate armor is the unstylized with metal inlays of the Seusenhofer armor. When all six [[Scrolls of Romulus|Keys of Romulus]] are obtained, Ezio is given the [[Armor of Brutus]] which has a very bulky look and gives out 25 health squares without the need of repairing.


===Other Characters===
===Other Characters===
Guards are armored similarly to as they were in ''Assassin's Creed II'', with the addition of the [[Papal guard]] as the most heavily armored opponents in the game. Of the new guard archetypes, the [[Crossbowmen]] are equal in defense to Archers, while [[Arquebusiers]] match standard guards.
Guards are armored similarly to as they were in ''Assassin's Creed II'', with the addition of the [[Papal Guard]] as the most heavily armored opponents in the game. Of the new guard archetypes, the [[Crossbowmen]] are equal in defense to [[Archers]], while [[Arquebusiers]] match standard guards.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="210" captionalign="center">
<gallery widths="210" captionalign="center">
Assacreed2 b03 042.jpg|Purchasing Armor in'' Assassin's Creed II''.
Assacreed2 b03 042.jpg|Purchasing Armor in'' Assassin's Creed II''.
Altairarmor.png|The Armor of Altaïr  in ''Assassin's Creed II''.
Altairarmor.png|The [[Armor of Altaïr]] in ''Assassin's Creed II''.
Roman_Armor_v.png|Roman Armor
Roman_Armor_v.png|Roman Armor
Rondelle_Armor_v.png|Rondelle Armor
Rondelle_Armor_v.png|Rondelle Armor
Plate_Armor_v.png|Plate Armor
Plate_Armor_v.png|Plate Armor
Seusenhofer_Armor_v.png|Seusenhofer Armor
Seusenhofer_Armor_v.png|Seusenhofer Armor
Brutus Armor.jpg|The Armor of Brutus.
Brutus Armor.jpg|The [[Armor of Brutus]].
Drachen_v.png|The Helmschmied Drachen Armor.
Drachen_v.png|The Helmschmied Drachen Armor.
</gallery>
</gallery>


[[Video:Assassin's Creed 2 --All Armors-- HD|thumb|300px|left|All sets of armor of ''Assassin's Creed II''.]]
[[Video:Assassin's Creed 2 --All Armors-- HD|thumb|300px|left|All sets of armor of ''Assassin's Creed II''.]]


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Seusenhofer Armor, worn by Ezio Auditore.

Armor is featured in all of the Assassin's Creed installments, and has ranged from simple character design to an effective upgradeable system.

In Assassin's Creed II and onwards, the player may visit blacksmiths to purchase new, improved armor that can to increase player health and damage resistance. This armor, however, can be broken after the player takes too much damage, and temporarily costs them health squares until they pay a blacksmith to repair their armor.

Assassin's Creed

Altaïr's plain Assassin's robes as seen in Assassin's Creed.

In the first Assassin's Creed game, Altaïr has light armor that consists of leather greaves, leather vambraces, and a leather belt. The vambrace on his left forearm has what appears to be metal plating, but it does not function as armor in the game and is likely only there for decorative purposes, for distinguishing a heightened status within the Assassin Order, or for concealing the Hidden Blade. Because Desmond loses synchronization with Altaïr whenever Altaïr is struck during combat, it is implied that Altaïr was never hit or wounded in armed conflict or during assassinations. This would be feasible, given Altaïr's capabilities as a warrior and his lineage (Those Who Came Before). Using the Apple of Eden, Altaïr created the Codex pages, as well as a new suit of armor for himself, one that was almost impossible to damage. This new armor would be passed down to each of Altaïr's descendants, eventually being hidden away in the Sanctuary beneath the Villa Auditore.

Other Characters

Armor does appear on other characters in the game, and there are differences in the styles worn by guards in each city. The guards in Damascus can be found in either lamellar, leather, or ringmail armor. Guards in Acre can be found in brigantine armor and chain mail, some complete with coifs. Guards in Jerusalem are often found wearing scale or splintmail. Each of these guard types can be found in the Kingdom near their respective cities. The Knights Templar uniformly wear full suits of chain mail covered in a white tabbard with a red steel helm covering their face. Most (if not all) of the Knights Templar wear their signature red cross openly, whereas future Templars bear the cross symbol more subtly.

Assassin's Creed II

Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in Assassin's Creed II.

Ezio can purchase different types of armor from blacksmiths found throughout the game's various cities. There are five sets of armor that can be purchased, each with four individual pieces, namely chest plates, greaves, spaulders, and vambraces.

Statistics

Armor name Available Cost
Leather Greaves Sequence 03 1,200ƒ
Leather Vambraces Sequence 04 1,100ƒ
Leather Chest Guard Sequence 03 4,600ƒ
Leather Spaulders Sequence 01 2,300ƒ
Helmschmied Greaves Sequence 03 5,200ƒ
Helmschmied Vambraces Sequence 05 2,900ƒ
Helmschmied Chest Guard Sequence 05 10,800ƒ
Helmschmied Spaulders Sequence 04 6,200ƒ
Metal Greaves Sequence 04 7,200ƒ
Metal Vambraces Sequence 06 6,300ƒ
Metal Chest Guard Sequence 07 17,200ƒ
Metal Pauldrons Sequence 07 12,000ƒ
Missaglias Greaves* Sequence 08 14,600ƒ
Missaglias Vambraces* Sequence 09 12,000ƒ
Missaglias Chest Guard* Sequence 09 27,900ƒ
Missaglias Pauldrons* Sequence 10 21,300ƒ
Vambraces of Altaïr Complete all 6 Assassin Tombs N/A
Greaves of Altaïr Complete all 6 Assassin Tombs N/A
Pauldrons of Altaïr Complete all 6 Assassin Tombs N/A
Chest Guard of Altaïr Complete all 6 Assassin Tombs N/A

Leather Armor is the first available armor and provides health bonuses, but no resistance bonuses. Later, Ezio can purchase 'Helmschmied', a variant of leather with metal inlays, 'metal armor' and 'Missaglias', a stylized set of 'metal armor'. Every armor after the leather set offers health bonuses and resistance bonuses. Armor can be damaged through combat or by falling from buildings, so it is necessary to repair it at blacksmiths regularly. Each armor has a set number of circles that it can resist. In general, twenty squares of combat or falling damage to your synch bar will remove one circle of resistance from every piece of armor you have equipped.

The player is able to unlock Altaïr's improved armor by collecting six Assassin seals from the tombs of six different Assassins. After finding and placing all 6 seals in the Sanctuary, Ezio unlocks the armor of his ancestor. It consists of black clothing, with specially made armor integrated into it, akin to the mythical properties of the Golden Fleece. As such, the armor never needs to be repaired. When dyed by the player, all that changes is the inside color of the armor. Page 19 of Altaïr's Codex reveals that this, the only suit made, was owned and/or created by Altaïr, who destroyed the written formula out of fear of the armor becoming widely used, either by friend or foe alike.

Other Characters

All types of soldiers in Assassin's Creed II are armored to varying degrees, with archers as the lightest, followed by Agiles, regular soldiers, Seekers, and Brutes. Elite soldiers wear heavier armor than regular soldiers, making them more resistant to Ezio's attacks and counter-attacks.

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

Ezio's plain Assassin's robes as seen in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.

At the start of Brotherhood, Ezio loses the Armor of Altaïr during the Siege of Monteriggioni, forcing him to run into battle clothed in a simple shirt, trousers and boots. Later on in Rome, Ezio's new robes and armor are anonymously given to him by Machiavelli. Ezio's newer attire resembles the clothes of Altaïr, with longer robes and a longer hood. Ezio's outfit's armor comes only with a spaulder and a single vambrace. In the game, Ezio's initial new spaulder is leather, while the cover art depicts him wearing a metal spaulder. His new hidden blade bracer is the same as it is on the cover, as well as his hidden blade. But like the metal spaulder, Ezio's second hidden blade does not appear like the one on the cover. Instead, it is a brown glove like his original second hidden blade used in the Assassin's Creed II E3 Demo, and also on pre-released Assassin's Creed II pictures. The second blade is originally displayed as an identical blade and bracer as his primary blade and bracer. Vambraces for the second hidden blade can be bought at a blacksmith only when the the second hidden blade is purchased from Leonardo, but none of the vambraces have the design of the bracer shown in the cover art.

Ezio is able to purchase armor upgrades, just like in Assassin's Creed II, in a blacksmith shop. It is also possible to complete specific quests for the blacksmith shop on Tiber Island and unlock parts of the Seusenhofer armor. The only set of armor that cannot be purchased in-game is the Helmschmied Drachen Armor.

Statistics

Armor Name Available Cost
Roman Greaves Sequence 03 1100ƒ
Roman Vambraces Sequence 04 1000ƒ
Roman Chest Guard Sequence 05 2500ƒ
Roman Spaulders Sequence 02 900ƒ
Rondelle Greaves Sequence 05 3200ƒ
Rondelle Vambraces Sequence 05 2900ƒ
Rondelle Chest Guard Sequence 06 5100ƒ
Rondelle Spaulders Sequence 06 5900ƒ
Plate Greaves Sequence 06 6500ƒ
Plate Vambraces Sequence 06 6000ƒ
Plate Chest Guard Sequence 07 9200ƒ
Plate Pauldrons Sequence 07 9900ƒ
Seusenhofer Greaves Sequence 07 12000ƒ
Seusenhofer Vambraces Sequence 07 11200ƒ
Seusenhofer Chest Guard Complete the shop quest "Exotica" N/A
Seusenhofer Pauldrons Complete the shop quest "Exotica" N/A
Greaves of Brutus Complete all 6 Romulus Lairs N/A
Vambraces of Brutus Complete all 6 Romulus Lairs N/A
Chest Guard of Brutus Complete all 6 Romulus Lairs N/A
Pauldrons of Brutus Complete all 6 Romulus Lairs

N/A

Armor designs in Brotherhood has changed and still following the ways armor are given metal inlays during the second and last set of purchasable armors from Assassin's Creed II, the Roman armor set is made of leather while the Rondelle armor set has the same design with metal inlays, the Plate armor is the unstylized with metal inlays of the Seusenhofer armor. When all six Keys of Romulus are obtained, Ezio is given the Armor of Brutus which has a very bulky look and gives out 25 health squares without the need of repairing.

Other Characters

Guards are armored similarly to as they were in Assassin's Creed II, with the addition of the Papal Guard as the most heavily armored opponents in the game. Of the new guard archetypes, the Crossbowmen are equal in defense to Archers, while Arquebusiers match standard guards.

Gallery

thumb|300px|left|All sets of armor of Assassin's Creed II.

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