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*In the game of ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', [[Mario Auditore]] was shot in the head by Cesare Borgia during the defence of [[Monteriggioni]], yet Mario was beheaded in the novel. Cesare waved Mario's head at Ezio, while Borgia troops all aimed their weapons at him. | *In the game of ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', [[Mario Auditore]] was shot in the head by Cesare Borgia during the defence of [[Monteriggioni]], yet Mario was beheaded as well in the novel. Cesare waved Mario's head at Ezio, while Borgia troops all aimed their weapons at him. | ||
*In the novel, it is told that the face of Cesare had been mutilated and was therefore wearing a mask, because of his infection of the so called 'New Disease' (which is a reference to the recent outbreak of syphilis). In the game however, his face is fully shown, without any signs of the New Disease. | *In the novel, it is told that the face of Cesare had been mutilated and was therefore wearing a mask, because of his infection of the so called 'New Disease' (which is a reference to the recent outbreak of syphilis). In the game however, his face is fully shown, without any signs of the New Disease. | ||
*In the novel, Leonardo is present and stands with Cesare at the Siege of Monteriggioni. | *In the novel, Leonardo is present and stands with Cesare at the Siege of Monteriggioni. | ||
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*[[Mario Auditore]] was said to be the [[Grand Master of the Assassin Order]] prior to his death during the [[Siege of Monteriggioni]]. | *[[Mario Auditore]] was said to be the [[Grand Master of the Assassin Order]] prior to his death during the [[Siege of Monteriggioni]]. | ||
*In the novel, Ezio uses his [[Apprentices]] to destroy Leonardo's inventions and to look after Leonardo so the Borgia don't kill him. In the game, Ezio destroys the war machines himself and he doesn't leave Leonardo with any protection. | *In the novel, Ezio uses his [[Apprentices]] to destroy Leonardo's inventions and to look after Leonardo so the Borgia don't kill him. In the game, Ezio destroys the war machines himself and he doesn't leave Leonardo with any protection. | ||
*A more detailed account of Ezio's hunt for Cesare after he escapes from prison is given; it shows Micheletto being killed and has Ezio in Spain with Leonardo and Machiaveilli trying to find Cesare. | |||
*Leonardo is offered to join the Assassins. | |||
*Machiaveilli is present when Ezio hides the Apple under the Colusseum in the novel. | |||
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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is an novel based on the game of the same name, released on November 25, 2010. Written once again by Oliver Bowden, it is a direct sequel to Assassin's Creed: Renaissance.
Description
"I will journey to the black heart of a corrupt Empire to root out my foes. But Rome wasn't built in a day and it won't be restored by a lone assassin. I am Ezio Auditore da Firenze. This is my brotherhood."
Rome, once mighty, lies in ruins. The city swarms with suffering and degradation, her citizens living in the shadow of the ruthless Borgia family. Only one man can free the people from the Borgia tyranny - Ezio Auditore, the Master Assassin. Ezio's quest will test him to his limits. Cesare Borgia, a man more villainous and dangerous than his father the Pope, will not rest until he has conquered Italy. And in such treacherous times, conspiracy is everywhere, even within the ranks of the brotherhood itself...
Differences
- In the game of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Mario Auditore was shot in the head by Cesare Borgia during the defence of Monteriggioni, yet Mario was beheaded as well in the novel. Cesare waved Mario's head at Ezio, while Borgia troops all aimed their weapons at him.
- In the novel, it is told that the face of Cesare had been mutilated and was therefore wearing a mask, because of his infection of the so called 'New Disease' (which is a reference to the recent outbreak of syphilis). In the game however, his face is fully shown, without any signs of the New Disease.
- In the novel, Leonardo is present and stands with Cesare at the Siege of Monteriggioni.
- In the novel, Ezio and Cesare met during the Siege of Monteriggioni and Ezio was shot by Octavian de Valois. In the game however, Ezio and Cesare didn't meet until later and Ezio was shot by an arquebusier.
- Mario Auditore was said to be the Grand Master of the Assassin Order prior to his death during the Siege of Monteriggioni.
- In the novel, Ezio uses his Apprentices to destroy Leonardo's inventions and to look after Leonardo so the Borgia don't kill him. In the game, Ezio destroys the war machines himself and he doesn't leave Leonardo with any protection.
- A more detailed account of Ezio's hunt for Cesare after he escapes from prison is given; it shows Micheletto being killed and has Ezio in Spain with Leonardo and Machiaveilli trying to find Cesare.
- Leonardo is offered to join the Assassins.
- Machiaveilli is present when Ezio hides the Apple under the Colusseum in the novel.