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The Stocco was a two-handed sword obtainable by Ezio Auditore da Firenze during the 16th century. During his attempt to erode the Borgia's power, he was able to purchase the weapon from any blacksmith in Rome.
Weapon statistics
| Damage | Speed | Deflect | Cost | Availability |
| 3 | 5 | 5 | 17,000ƒ | Sequence 7 |
Trivia
- Ironically, "stocco" is the Italian word for "rapier", although the in-game Stocco does not resemble a rapier whatsoever.