Talk:Villa Auditore

Bloody Footprints...

Just wondering if anyone knows the reference of the bloody footprints outside Mario's study when in Eagle Eye? Its very intriguing and everything is in these games for a reason mostly... Spikepit 15:02, November 26, 2010 (UTC)

The red path was put there during while the game testers were testing the game so that they could find their way out of the city back into the sanctuary. It was left there so that players could also follow it back into the sanctuary. That's it's only purpose, is a path from the city to the sanctuary. That doesn't stop people from theorizing crazy conspiracy theories about it though. AAN2 03:25, March 5, 2012 (UTC)

Brotherhood Database Entry

The database entry for the Villa Auditore in Brotherhood says:

"Constructed in 1290, the Villa Auditore is an original medieval predecessor to early Renaissance architecture. ...

After a Florentine attack in 1320 left the facade damaged, Domenico Auditore, Ezio Auditore's great-grandfather, purchased the Villa. Although he publicly admitted to a renovation of the facade and the addition of a painting gallery, he orchestrated a complete restructuring of the interior in secret, designing his home to double as a fortress and training ground, looking out both over the city that it protects and the Tuscan plains."

This means that Domenico lived around the time of Dante Alighieri's historical death (in 1321), and that, at least now, wasn't an error of the writers. I, personally, believe that 1296 was the year of Domenico's birth, not when he made the Auditore Family Crypt. — M.C.Tales 15:44, May 9, 2011 (UTC)

Image request

The article requires an image of a fully renovated villa (either from Assassin's Creed II or Brotherhood) to be used as the main image. The current main image can then be moved to the Mario Auditore section. =GuardDog 03:50, September 3, 2011 (UTC)