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[[File:AC3 Iron Tomahawk.png|thumb|250px|An iron tomahawk]] | [[File:AC3 Iron Tomahawk.png|thumb|250px|An iron tomahawk]] | ||
'''Tomahawks''' are a type of one-handed axe, which were most effective when wielded in close combat. They were commonly used by [[Iroquois|Native Americans]], as well as [[Europe | '''Tomahawks''' are a type of one-handed axe, which were most effective when wielded in close combat. They were commonly used by [[Iroquois|Native Americans]], as well as [[Europe]]an colonists. They are still in use today, primarily by special operations groups, or by any outdoorsman, as they are useful tools as well as weapons. | ||
The tomahawk could be used for stealth kills, melee combat, or to perform menial tasks; such as cutting a rope or traversing [[ziplines]], in a similar manner to the [[Hookblade]]. | The tomahawk could be used for stealth kills, melee combat, or to perform menial tasks; such as cutting a rope or traversing [[ziplines]], in a similar manner to the [[Hookblade]]. | ||
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Tomahawks are a type of one-handed axe, which were most effective when wielded in close combat. They were commonly used by Native Americans, as well as European colonists. They are still in use today, primarily by special operations groups, or by any outdoorsman, as they are useful tools as well as weapons.
The tomahawk could be used for stealth kills, melee combat, or to perform menial tasks; such as cutting a rope or traversing ziplines, in a similar manner to the Hookblade.
The Assassin Tomahawk was a uniquely designed weapon, with an axe-head closely resembling the Assassin insignia, that originally belonged to John de la Tour, the first Assassin who arrived in the American Colonies. Kesegowaase, a Wolastoqiyik member of the Colonial Brotherhood, used a tomahawk in combat during the Seven Years' War.[1] During the American Revolution, the Kanien'kehá:ka Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton used various tomahawks in combat, often dual-wielding the weapon alongside his Hidden Blade.[2]
Statistics
18th century
British Colonial America
| Name | Damage | Speed | Combo | Cost | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assassin Tomahawk | 3 | 3 | 3 | N/A | Sequence 6 |
| Stone Tomahawk | 1 | 2 | 6 | N/A | Sequence 4 |
| Iron Tomahawk | 2 | 3 | 3 | £2,475 | Sequence 6 |
| War Tomahawk | 5 | 5 | 3 | N/A | Crafted |
French Colonial America
| Name | Damage | Speed | Combo | Chain-kill | Cost | Persona |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hatchet | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 16,380 écu | Assassin, Slave |
| Connor's Tomahawk | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | N/A | Assassin, Slave |
| Hook Axe | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 49,800 écu | Assassin, Slave |
| Chimbuya Axe | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 16,860 écu | Assassin, Slave |
Trivia
- Other short weapons share the same combat animations as tomahawks.
- Noah Watts mentioned he often asked Ubisoft if Connor could throw his tomahawk at enemies.[3] In The Tyranny of King Washington: The Redemption, Kanen'tó:kon throws a tomahawk at a guard during a cutscene.
Gallery
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Kesegowaase holding his tomahawk -
Ratonhnhaké:ton parrying mercenaries with a Stone Tomahawk -
Connor holding the Assassin Tomahawk -
Connor facing a group of soldiers while wielding a tomahawk -
Connor catching a ledge with the tomahawk -
Connor ziplining into Fort Wolcott using the tomahawk -
Aveline de Grandpré with the Assassin Tomahawk
Reference