Edward Kenway's robes
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The pirate and Assassin Edward Kenway wore several sets of robes throughout his life, one of which could be customized by adding leather armor. Additionally, during his time in the West Indies, Edward obtained a set of Templar and Mayan armors, by collecting Templar keys and Mayan keystones, respectively.
Assassin robes
Whilst onboard a ship in the Spanish Treasure Fleet, Edward heavily modified Duncan Walpole's robes in order to better suit his purpose and personality.
The robes retained the white hood and now included leather padding and metal bracers. They also featured blue lining along the torso and a brown shoulder belt, which held two pistol holsters at the front.
The wide red sash was retained and was fastened by a loose hanging belt, which held two pistol holsters. The lower portion of his robes also included white trousers and black boots.[1]
Customization
Edward could craft leather armor pieces for himself. New armor pieces became available for crafting after Edward obtained the hunting spoils required to craft a particular piece.
Edward could change his outfits in the cabin of his ship, the Jackdaw; at any general store throughout the West Indies; or in the basement of his manor on Great Inagua.
Additionally, Edward possessed several cloaks, which could be worn with his Assassin outfit.[1]
Special robes
Trivia
- Edward's outfit is notable in that it departs from the usual style of having a beaked hood that previous Assassins have displayed.
- Edward's Hidden Blades possessed Assassin insignia engraved on the mechanism, while the right blade also showed a small skull below the insignia.
- Edward's robes were eventually inherited, at least in part, by his grandson Ratonhnhaké:ton.[2]
Gallery
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Edward's Assassin robes as seen in Assassin's Creed: Rogue -
Edward's Assassin robes as seen in Assassin's Creed: Unity -
Edward's Assassin robes as seen in Assassin's Creed: Syndicate
Appearances
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