Arno Dorian's mementos

During the French Revolution, the Assassin Arno Dorian collected a number of mementos to commemorate his missions bringing justice to François de la Serre's murder and fighting François-Thomas Germain's radical faction of Templars. The mementos were put on display in the Memento Gallery of his home, the Café Théâtre.^[1]

Mementos

Image	Name	Description
	Accomplishments	This coat of arms represents your accomplishments.
	Blacksmith hammers	A pair of hammers stolen from the black smiths.
	Initiation Chalice	The chalice used by the Assassin's Council for Arno's rite of passage.
	Hidden Blade Replica	A replica of the symbol of the Assassins: the Hidden Blade.
	Poison Pin	The Templar pin that Arno found after killing le Roi des Thunes.
	Germain's silverware	A perfectly crafted piece of silverware from Francois-Thomas Germain.
	Elise's gun	A replica of Elise's gun.
	Bust of Bellec	A Master Assassin, formidable and fearless; dedicated but driven by strong personal beliefs.
	Napoleon's hat	A gift from Napoleon.
	Hot Air ballon replica	A small replica of a hot air balloon.
	Guillotine Replica	A small replica of the symbol of the French Revolution, a guillotine.
	Beer keg	Despite the Headaches, Arno enjoyed Versailles' beer so much he kept a keg.
	Bust of Elise	A statue of Elise. In memoriam.
	Artifacts Memento	A coat of arms symbolizing the end of the monarchy.
	Cella Astri Memento	Archimedes' lever And a place to stand Aligns the planets In harmonious order.
	Cella Constellatio Memento	Inhabitants of the firmament And their circular march Find their place In the zodiac.
	Cella Vaporis Memento	Walk upon vapors And insubstantial mists To reach protective robes Of one revered.
	Paris Stories Memento	A scroll containing your favorite Paris Stories.
	Heist Memento	The first coin you found during a heist.
	Co-op Missions Memento	A replica of Mirabeau's funeral urn.
	Cockades Memento	A cockade, one of the symbols of the French Revolution.
	Murder Mysteries Memento	The farewell note left by Eugene Vidocq.
	The Statue of Liberty	This statue of Liberty Enlightening the World was built and designed in France and gifted to the United States in October 28, 1886.
	The Eiffel Tower	Built in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, she is known around the world as a symbol of Paris.
	The Bastille	This French fortress, taken by a revolutionary crowd on July the 14th, 1789, is one of the enduring symbols of the French Revolution.
	Gear Statue	This statue's level is equal to your weakest piece of equipment.