VENICE//ITALY//1485 Leonardo da Vinci was extremely interested in the idea of creating a device with which a person could fly like a bird. He began sketching a project inspired by the flight of birds themselves. Da Vinci developed a machine that was known as the "ornithopter". Although it was not assembled in life, according to the drawings it can be called the ancestor of today's helicopters. Around 1480, Da Vinci completed a glider that had a wingspan of over ten meters. He stopped working on the project for several years, until Ezio Auditore came to Da Vinci and asked him to use his machine to enter the Doge's Palace in order to save the current ruler of Venice from the Templar conspiracy. Even though the machine was completely destroyed after a successful flight, Ezio's move took an important step towards the possibility of creating a workable aircraft.
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My primary sandbox.
To do
- Write the summaries for Song of Glory 2 and 3
- Try and fix the Armor page because jfc what even is that
- Source Aveline de Grandpré with the memories.
Valhalla Armor
Variation
An attempt to list variations based on the image files.
Descriptions
| Name | Type of Gear | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brigandine Cape | Cloak | Bear | Offers basic protection without betraying your anonymity. |
| Thor's Cape | Cloak | Bear | Even gods need to hide from their enemies sometimes. |
| Hidden Ones' Hood | Cloak | Raven | The hood of an outfit worn by the original Egyptian Hidden Ones in the first century AD. |
| Mentor's Cloak | Cloak | Raven | The cloak of a Hidden Ones' outfit from 4th century Roman Britain, worn by one who had achieved the rank of Mentor. The identity of this Mentor is unknown. |
| Thegn's Cloak | Cloak | Bear | You will appear as just one among many nobles in this fine cloak. |
| Carolingian Hood | Cloak | Bear | Carolingian know-how is shown by the overall quality of this vibrant red fabric and detailed embroidery. |
| Galloglach Cape | Cloak | Wolf | Supple and sturdy, this mercenary's cloak comes from over the Irish Sea. |
| Magister's Cloak | Cloak | Raven | The cloak from an outfit last worn by Magister Vitus, a fifth-century Hidden One who oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England. The fate of Vitus himself remains a mystery. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Cape | Cloak | Wolf | Used during blood sacrifices. |
| Berserker Hood | Cloak | Bear | Everyone can appreciate the value of a good hood, no matter one's preferred style of engagement. |
| Huntsman Cloak | Cloak | Wolf | A hunter's cloak. Rough, rustic, and ready to wear. |
| Brigandine Armor | Torso | Bear | Made from boiled leather and common metals, this armor offers basic but reliable protection. |
| Raven Clan Armor | Torso | Raven | The markings on this armor forewarn enemies that a whole other flock is following close behind. |
| Hidden Ones' Robes | Torso | Raven | The robes of an outfit worn by the original Egyptian Hidden Ones in the first century AD. |
| Thor's Battle Plate | Torso | Bear | Possibly forged of Asgardian steel, this armor is part of Thor's ultimate armor. |
| Thegn's Heavy Tunic | Torso | Bear | This armor will protect you from anything on a battlefield, including embarrassment. |
| Magister's Robes | Torso | Raven | The robes from an outfit last worn by Magister Vitus, a fifth-century Hidden One who oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England. The fate of Vitus himself remains a mystery. |
| Huntsman Armor | Torso | Wolf | A fine set of armor for one who lives and works in the wilderness. |
| Berserker Armor | Torso | Bear | A true warrior fears no pain. He dares opponents to strike at him and shows to all how fearless he is! [I wonder if this is gender-flipped if you play as canon Eivor] |
| Carolingian Torso | Torso | Bear | Many thoughts go into the creation of armor. Its effectiveness, comfort, style, and the ability to inspire fear in one's enemies. |
| Mentor's Robes | Torso | Raven | The robes of a Hidden Ones' outfit from 4th century Roman Britain, worn by one who had achieved the rank of Mentor. The identity of this Mentor is unknown. |
| Galloglach Armor | Torso | Wolf | Light and maneuverable, this mercenary's armor comes from over the Irish Sea. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Robe | Torso | Wolf | Fight off the winter chill with your blood stained Ceremonial robe. |
| Thrall's Tunic | Torso | Raven | A shabby tunic usually given to slaves. |
| Bayek's Outfit | Torso | Bear | The outfit of the first assassin Bayek. |
| Brigandine Helm | Helmet | Bear | With this helm, your chances to live and see another battle will increase. |
| Raven Clan Helmet | Helmet | Raven | A helmet with two ravens engraved on either side to sharpen the thoughts and memory of its wearer. |
| Thor's Helmet | Helmet | Bear | Protects you even if the sky falls on your head. |
| Mentor's Mask | Helmet | Raven | The mask of a Hidden Ones' outfit from 4th century Roman Britain, worn by one who had achieved the rank of Mentor. The identity of this Mentor is unknown. |
| Thegn's Great Helm | Helmet | Bear | The helm of nobility. Do not be surprised if your enemies bow before attacking. |
| Berserker Helm | Helmet | Bear | Fearsome and intimidating, this bearskin is the inspiration for your savage might in battle. |
| Carolingian Helm | Helmet | Bear | Iconic Carolingian pointy helmet. The style is an acquired taste for many, but its effectiveness is proven. |
| Hidden Ones' Mask | Helmet | Raven | The mask of an outfit worn by the original Egyptian Hidden Ones in the first century AD. |
| Galloglach Helm | Helmet | Wolf | Sturdy and solid, this mercenary's helm comes from over the Irish Sea. |
| Magister's Mask | Helmet | Raven | The mask from an outfit last worn by Magister Vitus, a fifth-century Hidden One who oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England. The fate of Vitus himself remains a mystery. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Headress | Helmet | Wolf | A terrifying headress to get you into the Yule spirit. |
| Huntsman Helm | Helmet | Wolf | A helm for a hunter of all manner of prey, be it human or animal. |
| Brigandine Gauntlets | Bracers | Bear | The marking is meant to inspire courage in the wearer. |
| Raven Clan Bracers | Bracers | Raven | Sleek bracer that any self-respecting raven would appreciate to preserve its wings. |
| Thegn's Bracers | Bracers | Bear | A noble way to protect your arms in the throes of battle. |
| Berserker Bracers | Bracers | Bear | Less to protect and more to keep the wrists and forearms warm and limber throughout the fight. |
| Carolingian Bracers | Bracers | Bear | Tight leather bracers to keep one's blood pressure stable. It might be useful in case one member gets cut off while fighting. |
| Hidden Ones' Gloves | Bracers | Raven | The gloves of an outfit worn by the original Egyptian Hidden Ones in the first century AD. |
| Mentor's Vambrace | Bracers | Raven | The vambraces of a Hidden Ones' outfit from 4th century Roman Britain, worn by one who had achieved the rank of Mentor. The identity of this Mentor is unknown. |
| Galloglach Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | Light and flexible, these mercenary's bracers comes from over the Irish Sea. |
| Magister's Vambraces | Bracers | Raven | Vambraces from an outfit last worn by Magister Vitus, a fifth-century Hidden One who oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England. The fate of Vitus himself remains a mystery. |
| Thor's Gauntlets | Bracers | Bear | Only by wearing all of Thor's armor will these gauntlets allow you to wield Thor's mighty Mjolnir. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | Keep your arms warm with the blood of your sacrifices. |
| Huntsman Vambraces | Bracers | Wolf | Vambraces for one who lives in the wilder parts of the world. |
| Brigandine Trousers | Pants | Bear | Offers warmth and a great range of mobility during combat. |
| Raven Clan Breeches | Pants | Raven | Well-made pants, but not overly adorned. |
| Hidden Ones' Leggings | Pants | Raven | The pants of an outfit worn by the original Egyptian Hidden Ones in the first century AD. |
| Thegn's Breeches | Pants | Bear | A pair of fine, warm pants befitting one of high standing. |
| Mentor's Trousers | Pants | Raven | The trousers of a Hidden Ones' outfit from 4th century Roman Britain, worn by one who had achieved the rank of Mentor. The identity of this Mentor is unknown. |
| Carolingian Pants | Pants | Bear | Simple pants whose flexible material and sturdy construction allow for an easier time on long voyages. |
| Galloglach Trousers | Pants | Wolf | Strong yet comfortable, these mercenary's pants comes from over the Irish Sea. |
| Thor's Breeches | Pants | Bear | Pants of the highest quality. Made for a god's journey into mystery. |
| Magister's Trousers | Pants | Raven | The trousers from an outfit last worn by Magister Vitus, a fifth-century Hidden One who oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England. The fate of Vitus himself remains a mystery. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Trousers | Pants | Wolf | Crafted from the thickest leather for maximum warmth. |
| Thrall's Breeches | Pants | Raven | Miserable and simple pants. |
| Berserker Breeches | Pants | Bear | Made of bear hide and shaped to allow freedom of movement, while covering the important parts. |
| Huntsman Breeches | Pants | Wolf | A sturdy pair of pants designed for long treks and rough country living. |
| Arenhare'kó:wa Cloak | Cloak | Wolf | Light and resistant cotton fibers make a perfect cloak that blends with the surroundings. |
| Merchant Blouse | Torso | Raven | An expansive [sic?] blouse made of tissue from foreign countries. Only wealthy merchants can afford such clothing. |
| Arenhare'kó:wa Outfit | Torso | Wolf | This outfit is made with the strongest materials nature could provide. The wilderness is no longer a threat. |
| Arenhare'kó:wa Headgear | Helmet | Wolf | Keeps all the flying rocks and branches from hurting your head. |
| Arenhare'kó:wa Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | Weightless support for the most intense brawls. |
| Merchant Trousers | Pants | Raven | An elegant and comfortable pair of pants for rich tailors. |
| Arenhare'kó:wa Pants | Pants | Wolf | Your agility is uncompromised with these pants of a simple and airy material. |
| Gothic Crown | Helmet | Raven | Legend says that whoever wears this crown would be able to rule over the world of man with an iron fist. |
| Hel's Damnation Bracers | Bracers | Bear | Most foes will think twice before raising their sword against you, after seeing those hellish chains on your bracers. |
| Hel's Damnation Helm | Helmet | Bear | This helmet could very well be the long last crown of Muspelheim. Maybe. |
| Huldufolk Helm | Helmet | Raven | Not as ostentatious as other helmet designs, which suits the purpose of those wearing it quite well. |
| Gothic Bracers | Bracers | Raven | Gauntlets in good condition aside from a finger which bears marks of a burning ring. No one knows what really happened. |
| Gothic Hood | Cloak | Raven | Torn passages of the Book of Revelation are apposed to both sides of these pauldrons, to remind anyone of the Last Judgement's scourges. |
| Niflheim Hood | Cloak | Raven | Not only practical to ward off the wind, but also blowing snow, hail and rain in equal measure. |
| Niflheim Armor | Torso | Raven | In the realm of eternal mists, remember that there are worse things to fends off [sic] than the cold. |
| Hearthweru Armor | Torso | Wolf | An elite guard must stand out from the common warriors. This armor marks you as a peerless fighter that stands above others. |
| Hearthweru Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | . |
| Hearthweru Pants | Pants | Wolf | . |
| Hearthweru Hood | Cloak | Wolf | . |
| Draugr Helm | Helmet | Wolf | A helm designed to emulate a skull, or perhaps a helm meant to draw out one's death essence for all to see? |
| Draugr Hood | Cloak | Wolf | Onlookers can get a glimpse of Hel lurking beneath the hood. In this case, Hel is also looking back at them. |
| Draugr Armor | Torso | Wolf | Clad in raiment reeking of death, it is easy to assume someone was buried with it and returned to the living. |
| Draugr Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | The grip offered by these is surprisingly good. One could say it is as strong as the grip of death itself. |
| Draugr Pants | Pants | Wolf | Sturdy, if somewhat dirty and ragged-looking attire. Wearers should not fear getting dirtier. |
| Huldufolk Hood | Cloak | Raven | One's features cannot fully be covered by a simple hood, but with a little extra cloth, the disguise is complete. |
| Huldufolk Armor | Torso | Raven | The finish on the metal pieces has been malted, the cloth kept dark, and any excess fabric removed. Perfect for ambushes. |
| Huldufolk Bracers | Bracers | Raven | Made with ample room to conceal weaponry for those less than honest in fights in the middle of the night. |
| Huldufolk Trousers | Pants | Raven | Do not let the embroidery fool you. This piece of attire is just as practical as any other, but more stylish. |
| Valkyrie Helm | Helmet | Bear | This winged headpiece feels like it can encourage those around you to higher levels of bravery and skill. |
| Valkyrie Cloak | Cloak | Bear | Made only of the finest materials, this would not appear out of place in the greatest of halls. |
| Valkyrie Armor | Torso | Bear | A richly decorated, yet functional, suit of armor fit to grace those heralding foes to the afterlife. |
| Valkyrie Bracers | Bracers | Bear | Solid enough to deflect blows and yet intricate enough to inspire awe in onlookers. |
| Valkyrie Leggings | Pants | Bear | One could not wish for better workmanship or sturdier attire before heading off to battle. |
| Einherjar Helm | Helmet | Wolf | Iconic Norse helmet allowing to hide one's expression. Perfect to remain stoic in the face of adversity. |
| Einherjar Hood | Cloak | Wolf | The embroideries and the vibrant red fabric used for this hood indicate its royal origins. |
| Einherjar Armor | Torso | Wolf | Magnificent tunic made by a skilled weaver. It is a shame that is now covered by blood. |
| Einherjar Bracers | Bracers | Wolf | The weight added to these bracers increases one's strength when charging a heavy hit. |
| Einherjar Pants | Pants | Wolf | These elegant boots confer class to their owner when stomping on enemies' dead bodies. |
| Hearthweru Helmet | Helmet | Wolf | . |
| Hel's Damnation Hood | Cloak | Bear | The countless number of battles took a toll on the fabric of this hood, yet it remains serviceable. |
| Hel's Damnation Armor | Torso | Bear | Plenty of swords were broken trying to pierce through these fiery iron plates, the last chance of survival of their owners going up in smoke. |
| Hel's Damnation Pants | Pants | Bear | These sturdy boots make it nearly impossible for enemies to harm your legs. They also work wonders in preventing ankle sprains. |
| Niflheim Helmet | Helmet | Raven | This helmet invokes a tiny fraction of the cold that helped shape Midgard into the land you now know. |
| Niflheim Bracers | Bracers | Raven | Warmth and protection are always a priority no matter the realm you reside in. These offer more than enough of both. |
| Niflheim Pants | Pants | Raven | When threading [sic?] through snowfields, you can always rely on this rugged set of attire to do the work. |
| Gothic Armor | Torso | Raven | An armor seemingly made of nightmares and countless sinners who lost hope. Please not that you will probably need to slaughter additional sinners to enhance it. |
| Gothic Pants | Pants | Raven | Reda mentioned that these breathable greaves belonged to one of the horsemen of the Apocalypse. No one can underestimate the importance of a comfy armor set even while spreading chaos and death. |
Valhalla Weapons
Variation
An attempt to list variations based on the image files.
- 'X' indicate the image exists with that tier's name, but the weapon is not known.
- The Origins image indicate double checking is needed.
- The Valhalla image indicate the image is ready for posting.
| ID | Type of Gear | Name | Fine | Superior | Flawless | Mythical |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Spear | Fafnir's Fang | ||||
| 02 | Spear | Fyrd Spear | ||||
| 04 | Spear | Anéntaks Spear | ||||
| 05 | Spear | Svipul | ||||
| 06 | Spear | Areadbhair | ||||
| 07 | Spear | Carolingian Pike | ||||
| 08 | Spear | Cadfarch Spear | ||||
| 01 | Seax | Yngling Seax | ||||
| 02 | Seax | Hundtoth | ||||
| 03 | Seax | Suttungr's Claw | ||||
| 04 | Seax | Huldufolk Blade | ||||
| 05 | Seax | Ljosalfar Blade | ||||
| 06 | Seax | Kopis | ||||
| 07 | Seax | Drengiligr | ||||
| 01 | Hammer | Blacksmith's Hammer | ||||
| 02 | Hammer | War Hammer | ||||
| 04 | Hammer | Ukonvasara | ||||
| 05 | Hammer | Mournful Cry | ||||
| 06 | Hammer | Ohkwá:ri Club | ||||
| 01 | Great Sword | Carolingian Longsword | ||||
| 02 | Great Sword | Doppelhander | ||||
| 04 | Great Sword | Scimitar | ||||
| 05 | Great Sword | Royal Sword | ||||
| 01 | Flail | Iron-Star | ||||
| 02 | Flail | Spinning-Death | ||||
| 03 | Flail | Soldier's Flail | ||||
| 04 | Flail | Hag's Bite | ||||
| 01 | Dane Axe | Bone-Biter | ||||
| 02 | Dane Axe | Aella's Bardiche | ||||
| 03 | Dane Axe | Battle Sparth | ||||
| 04 | Dane Axe | Bone-Maul | ||||
| 05 | Dane Axe | Skadi's Blade | ||||
| 06 | Dane Axe | Moonlight | ||||
| 07 | Dane Axe | Swordfish | ||||
| 08 | Dane Axe | Lagertha's Axe | ||||
| 09 | Dane Axe | Sepulcher Ace | ||||
| 10 | Dane Axe | Vordr's Bite | ||||
| 11 | Dane Axe | Hemming's Axe | ||||
| 12 | Dane Axe | Sharp Stick | ||||
| 13 | Dane Axe | Dwarven Axe | ||||
| 01 | Heavy Shield | Kite Shield | ||||
| 02 | Heavy Shield | Oaken Kite Shield | ||||
| 03 | Heavy Shield | Sargophagus Shield | File:ACV Sargophagus Shield Fine.png | File:ACV Sargophagus Shield Superior.png | File:ACV Sargophagus Shield Flawless.png | File:ACV Sargophagus Shield Mythical.png |
| 04 | Heavy Shield | Plank and Buckler | ||||
| 05 | Heavy Shield | Royal Guard | ||||
| 06 | Heavy Shield | Hircocervus Scale | ||||
| 07 | Heavy Shield | Kraken Heavy Shield | ||||
| 01 | Light Shield | Drekar Shield | ||||
| 02 | Light Shield | Hrafn Guard | ||||
| 03 | Light Shield | Briton Shield | ||||
| 04 | Light Shield | Blodwulf | ||||
| 05 | Light Shield | The Morrigan's Guard | ||||
| 06 | Light Shield | Winged Shield | ||||
| 08 | Light Shield | Celtic Cross Shield | File:ACV Celtic Cross Shield.png | |||
| 09 | Light Shield | Ursine Guard | ||||
| 10 | Light Shield | Carolingian Shield | ||||
| 11 | Light Shield | Sleipnir Shield | File:ACV Sleipnir Shield.png | |||
| 12 | Light Shield | Spartan Shield | ||||
| 13 | Light Shield | Shishi Guard | ||||
| 14 | Light Shield | Gorgon Shield | ||||
| 22 | Light Shield | Helgi's Shield | ||||
| 01 | Hunter Bow | Hunnish Bow | ||||
| 02 | Hunter Bow | Death-Speaker | ||||
| 03 | Hunter Bow | Sagittarius Bow | ||||
| 04 | Hunter Bow | Magyar Hunting Bow | ||||
| 05 | Hunter Bow | Onà:kara Bow | ||||
| 06 | Hunter Bow | Einherjar Bow | ||||
| 07 | Hunter Bow | Dreka Bow | ||||
| 08 | Hunter Bow | Dokkalfar Bow | ||||
| 09 | Hunter Bow | Arc of Elan | ||||
| 10 | Hunter Bow | Noden's Arc | File:ACV Noden's Arc.png | |||
| 01 | Light Bow | Skadi's Wrath | ||||
| 02 | Light Bow | Viper Bow | ||||
| 03 | Light Bow | Iron-Cloud | ||||
| 04 | Light Bow | Spartan Bow | ||||
| 05 | Light Bow | Hunbeorht's Bow | ||||
| 06 | Light Bow | Death-Skald | ||||
| 01 | Predator Bow | Recurve Bow | ||||
| 02 | Predator Bow | Longbow | ||||
| 03 | Predator Bow | Needler | ||||
| 04 | Predator Bow | Shadow-Strike | ||||
| 05 | Predator Bow | Holmegaard Bow | ||||
| 06 | Predator Bow | The Mark of Sol | ||||
| 07 | Predator Bow | Bullseye | ||||
| 08 | Predator Bow | Petra's Arc | ||||
| 01 | Bearded Axe | Raider Axe | ||||
| 03 | Bearded Axe | Housecarl's Axe | ||||
| 04 | Bearded Axe | Tusk Axe | ||||
| 06 | Bearded Axe | Fyrd Axe | ||||
Descriptions
Based on screenshots of my lovely contact. I know some have pages already, it's to help with sifting through the images.
| Name | Type of Gear | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Housecarl's Axe | Bearded Axe | Wolf | An upscale bearded axe, used by men who made their living guarding kings and jarls. |
| Suttungr's Claw | Seax | Wolf | The symbols and runes on the handle of this beautifully carved knife recount the life of Suttungr, the proud Jotun who defended his home against Odin's malevolence. |
| Hundtoth | Seax | Bear | This sharp knife leaves gaping wounds in the flesh of its victims, very similar to the bite marks of wild dogs. |
| Blacksmith's Hammer | Hammer | Bear | A hefty tool used by the blacksmiths of Lunden to craft weapons. But that's no reason to keep it away from battle. |
| Kopis | Seax | Raven | A blade from an earlier era. Thin, sharp and curved in a manner to bite more deeply into the flesh. |
| Vordr's Bite | Dane Axe | Bear | Armed with this weapon, the wardens of our hugr may guard us from birth to death. But until they come to claim it, it's yours. |
| Hemming's Axe | Dane Axe | Wolf | Axe of Jarl Hemming, father to Vili. Given to Eivor with profound appreciation. |
| Soldier's Flail | Flail | Wolf | A morning-star is attached to its hilt by a chain. |
| Drekar Shield | Light Shield | Bear | Though relatively thin, this sturdy shield may save your life if used correctly. |
| Ursine Guard | Light Shield | Bear | Few things can stop a bear's attack, but this shield bears the marks of several successful attempts. |
| Carolingian Shield | Light Shield | Raven | Built from common materials, this sturdy shield makes up for its lack of flair with brute effectiveness. |
| Carolingian Pike | Spear | Wolf | This winged spear is what a warrior wants in a shield wall: a sturdy pole and broad pointy blade. |
| Lagertha's Axe | Dane Axe | Wolf | Prized weapon of the shield-maiden Lagertha, mother of Halfdan and first wife of Ragnar Lothbrok. |
| The Morrigan's Guard | Light Shield | Raven | Cold, even icy to the touch, this shield seems of another era or another world altogether. Made of a strange material, it emanates an even stronger aura. |
| Raven Clan Shield | Light Shield | Raven | The shield of the Raven clan. Bear it with pride. |
| Sepulcher Axe | Dane Axe | Raven | A heavy axe, said to have been thrown across the River Trent by Ivarr the Boneless in an effort to cleave Thegn Leofrith in two. Subsequently given by Leofrith to King Burgred as a token of fealty. |
| Fyrd Spear | Spear | Raven | A simple weapon for a simple task. Wielded by farmers in defense of whoever happens to be on the throne that month. |
| Hrafn Guard | Light Shield | Raven | A sturdy shield made of alder with a boss of tarnished iron. |
| Moonlight | Dane Axe | Raven | Gotland axe whose blade is perforated to reduce its weight. You will feel the difference after spending a few hours on the battlefield. |
| Iron-Star | Flail | Bear | Gaze upon the heavens as you send your enemies to the ground. |
| Shishi Guard | Light Shield | Wolf | A gift from a faraway land, this shield once belonged to Lady Eadwyn's husband. |
| Spartan Shield | Light Shield | Bear | An ancient shield that can withstand the passage of time itself. |
| Oaken Kite Shield | Heavy Shield | Raven | For the men of Essexe, a sturdy oaken shield was their only guarantee of survival against an onslaught of Danes. |
| Spinning-Death | Flail | Wolf | A deadly flail with Northumbrian flair, this sleek weapon cuts through the air with nary a whisper. |
| Fyrd Axe | Bearded Axe | Bear | A rudely wrought weapon used by farmers and woodsmen, this axe bites hard. |
| Aella's Bardiche | Dane Axe | Raven | A unique axe from continental Europe, this weapon was a gift from Louis the Younger to King Aella of Northumbria. |
| Battle Sparth | Dane Axe | Bear | A devastating weapon for a seasoned warrior. |
| Briton Shield | Light Shield | Wolf | A shield from the warriors west of Offa's Dyke. The poor soldier who lost this in a game of dice did not live long enough to win it back. |
| Sarcophagus Shield | Heavy Shield | Wolf | This hefty plank once sealed the grave of a young Mercian king. Now it guards the living, so long as its wielder has the will to survive. |
| Cadfarch Spear | Spear | Raven | Ceremonial spear of Cadfarch, father to Ynyr. Used against the Norse since the incursions of Ivarr the Boneless into Wales. |
| Plank and Buckler | Heavy Shield | Bear | A formidable shield buried with Wehha, King of the Angles, in the belief that it would protect him from the furies of hell. |
| Carolingian Longsword | Great Sword | Bear | Once wielded by the traitorous Lerion in defense of his wicked ambition, this sword disappeared from his villa following his execution. A spoil of war ... or a looted prize? |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Shield | Light Shield | Bear | A nice light shield that won't weight you down while you're drinking. |
| Mōdraniht Ceremonial Seax | Seax | Bear | Generally used for animal sacrifice but works just as well on humans. |
| Bone-Biter | Dane Axe | Wolf | A sturdy Dane axe with two dozen small notches in the hilt, this weapon was a gift from Kjotve the Cruel to one of his loyal followers. Now it's yours. |
| Raider Axe | Bearded Axe | Raven | Used by Norse raiders to spread mayhem as quickly and lethally as possible. |
| Blodwulf | Light Shield | Wolf | Soma of Grantebridge took this shield as a prize the first time she captured the city. Given to Eivor as a gift. |
| Fafnir's Fang | Spear | Wolf | A sturdy spear named for the greedy dragon who sits atop his hoard of treasure. |
| Kite Shield | Heavy Shield | Bear | One of Ealdorman Wigmund's prized treasures. He was more likely to eat roasted pork off this shield than carry it into battle. A pity, for it might have served him well. |
| Yngling Seax | Seax | Raven | Halfdan the Black once wielded this seax, and he wielded it well. He would have passed it to his son Harald... if only it hadn't been mislaid. |
| War hammer | Hammer | Raven | A mighty weapon forged by Gunnar of Fornburg's great grandfather. Note the beautiful etchings and optimal balance. |
| Royal Guard | Heavy Shield | Raven | A very resilient shield. Built for the Saxon Royal Guard in Lunden. |
| Doppelhander | Great Sword | Raven | A hefty blade from the continent, made for two hands ... or one very large one. |
| Arc of Elan | Hunter Bow | Wolf | A gift from Birstan. One of his prized bows, he had it made to precise specifications to bring down fleet prey. |
| Skadi's Wrath | Light Bow | Bear | A light bow from the Kingdom of Mercia. Precise and rapid. |
| Recurve Bow | Predator Bow | Raven | Once wielded by the soldiers of King Eirik of Hordaland, this fine bow fell into mercenary hands after the king's defeat at Hafrsfjord. |
| Petra's Arc | Predator Bow | Wolf | A bow of remarkable lightness, strength and versatility. Given by Petra in honor of Eivor's defeat of all the great prey. |
| Viper Bow | Light Bow | Raven | Not poisonous but just as deadly. |
| Death-Skald | Light Bow | Bear | A bow that writes tales of death and is never short of new material. |
| The Mark of Sol | Predator Bow | Raven | Staring too long into the daystar imprints a black spot in the eye. |
| Hunnish Bow | Hunter Bow | Wolf | A classic bow used for hunting deer. Quite useful in a battle as well. |
| Bullseye | Predator Bow | Raven | Discovered inside Crepelgate Fort, this bow has unmatched accuracy and once belonged to Avgos, an expert marksman. |
| Longbow | Predator Bow | Wolf | A standard longbow once wielded by the soldiers of the now-defunct Kingdom of Lindsey. Simple, effective, and deadly. |
| Hunbeorht's Bow | Light Bow | Bear | Cut from the finest alder trees in Lincolnscire. Given to Eivor by Aelfgar. |
| Sagittarius Bow | Hunter Bow | Wolf | A composite bow used long ago by the Roman legions stationed along Hadrian's Wall. |
| Iron-Cloud | Light Bow | Raven | This weapon promises gray skies and a shower of iron arrowheads. |
| Death-Speaker | Hunter Bow | Raven | Send a message straight to the head. |
| Needler | Predator Bow | Wolf | A small bow with a big string. |
| Gorgon Shield | Light Shield | Raven | A design inspired by the art of ancient Hellas. Petrify your opponents with fear ... or admiration. |
| Anéntaks Spear | Spear | Wolf | A razor-sharp rock on a long sturdy shaft, made primarily for hunting. |
| Svipul | Spear | A spear said to bestow uncanny aim upon its wielder, as if fate itself were guiding their hands. | |
| Areadbhair | Spear | Wolf | Legends say this spear has a life of its own and an unquenchable thirst for blood. |
| Huldufolk Blade | Seax | The peculiar metal of this blade cannot catch light, allowing its bearer to move without drawing attention. | |
| Ljosalfar Blade | Seax | A marvelous blade with steel as polished as glass. Said to have been created in Alfheimr. | |
| Ukonvasara | Hammer | Wolf | A replica of the thunder god Ukko's magical hammer. Not to be confused with Thor's equally magical hammer. |
| Mournful Cry | Hammer | Every strike of this ghastly weapon opens the throats of the restless dead in a mournful and deafening wail. | |
| Ohkwá:ri Club | Hammer | Wolf | An artfully decorated, ball-headed war club from far across the sea. |
| Scimitar | Great Sword | A unique weapon from the East, its curved blade makes it effective when both slashing and thrusting. | |
| Hag's Bite | Flail | This atypical weapon is made of thick bramble wood. Its striking color suggests that its sap contains a deadly poison. | |
| Bone-Maul | Dane Axe | The axe head has been crafted from the bones of a whale. The Helm of Awe is carved into the blade, most likely to please the gods. | |
| Swordfish | Dane Axe | . | |
| Hircocervus Scale | Heavy Shield | Bear | Some think that dressing in the trappings of death will protect them from it. They are sorely mistaken. |
| Winged Shield | Light Shield | Wolf | The engravings on this shield speak an ancient charm meant to ward off injury and death. |
| Celtic Cross Shield | Light Shield | Wolf | A brightly polished metal shield with engravings reminiscent of its Celtic origins. |
| Sleipnir Shield | Light Shield | Wolf | A shield so light it allows its wielder to move at a speed reminiscent of Odin's steed. |
| Magyar Hunting Bow | Hunter Bow | Raven | An ancient reflex bow from Eastern Europe. Made from deer antlers and maple wood. |
| Onà:kara Bow | Hunter Bow | A meticulously crafted bow made of wood. | |
| Dreka Bow | Hunter Bow | Wolf | Magnificent bow whose dragon head stands arrogantly in front of enemies, like a figurehood stands against the impact of waves. |
| Spartan Bow | Light Bow | Bear | The flexibility of this traditional reflex bow is a natural fit for warriors who want to improve their horseback archery skills. |
| Shadow-Strike | Predator Bow | Raven | This deadly bow allows its owner to strike his prey as quickly as the cold of night pierces human flesh. |
| Holmegaard Bow | Predator Bow | Raven | The unique design of the Holmegaard bow makes it a formidable weapon to inflict deadly wounds from afar. |
| Royal Sword | Great Sword | Wolf | The blood of a Saxon king has been preserved in the hilt of this sword. A relic of a holy man from a bygone day. |
| Kraken Shield | Heavy Shield | Bear | . |
| Dokkalfar Bow | Hunter Bow | Wolf | . |
| Tusk Axe | Bearded Axe | Bear | . |
| Dwarven Axe | Dane Axe | This axe was commonly used to slay dark elves. Slashing Saxons should not be a problem. | |
| Helgi's Shield | Light Shield | Bear | This robust shield bears the marks of a terrible fight. Hopefully you will have a better destiny than its previous owner. |
| Surtr Sword | Great Sword | This weapon is believed to be the legendary sword of Surtr, the fire Giant. Forged in Muspelheim to set Asgard on fire during Ragnarök. | |
| Skadi's Blade | Dane Axe | Bear | A stylish axe named after the Jotun of winter. Either made as an offering or to dedicate every blow to the goddess it is named after. |
| Sinner Skull | Flail | Raven | A gruesome skull attached to a length of chain. Clearly a message saying that anyone who stands front of you [sic] will immediately kiss the frozen lips of death. |
| Broken Wings | Light Shield | Raven | Finest representation of a fallen angel is broken wings, to which are apposed two iconic purity seals. |
| Gilded Shield | Light Shield | Wolf | Either looted from some treasure vault or crafted on demand with only the finest materials, this shield remains effective while being ostentatious. |
| Frostruin | Flail | Made with a solid piece of primordial ice, this weapon is said to mercilessly freeze those it strikes. | |
| Icewall | Heavy Shield | Rumors say this shield was cold-forged in Niflheim. That it can stand to the most powerful blows is proof of its strength. | |
| Múspell's Wall | Heavy Shield | Bear | The skull [sic] of all the enemies slain by the Giants have been forged into this shield, to warn any reckless foe of his grim future. |
| Bannermen's Spear | Spear | . | |
| Sharp Stick | Dane Axe | Bear | A dangerous stick. Goad your enemies into submission. |
| Drengiligr | Seax | Wolf | A legendary weapon once wielded by the legendary Ragnar Lothbrok. Only a drengr would understand. |
| Noden's Arc | Hunter Bow | Raven | A mysterious bow forged from an unknown material, it seems to have been crafted by a civilization prior to ours. |
| Einherjar Bow | Hunter Bow | Wolf | This bow has been named in homage to all the warriors slain in battle and who will fight again alongside the gods at Ragnarok. |
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//MESOPOTAMIA//-3500 The round object known as the Wheel was invented around 3500 BC. in Mesopotamia. This invention revolutionized transportation and manufacturing. The oldest known wheels were made from wooden discs tied together with cross-braces. The design of the wheel has been greatly improved over the following centuries. Spoked wheels, for example, appeared around 2000 BC in Asia. The Middle Ages are characterized by the overwhelming use of wheels as a means of transforming energy sources such as water, wind and various animals. Even after more than fifty centuries, the wheel plays an important role in the life of mankind.
MASYAF//SYRIA//1176 In the second half of the XII century, Salah Ad'Din directed his forces to capture the mountain fortress Masiaf, surrounding it with camps of his people. After receiving information about the impending siege from the spy Ahmad Sophian, Umar Ibn-La'Ahad was sent on a special mission. His goal was to infiltrate Salah Ad'Din's tent at nightfall to leave a "message" for the Sultan. Although he was successfully completed the first half of his mission, Umar was discovered by Salah Ad'Din himself while trying to get out of the tent. This forced the desperate Assassin to flee, killing one noble to secure his escape. After finding the Assassin spy Ahmad in the ranks of the Saracens, he was tortured in captivity, after which the Saracens were able to negotiate a peace treaty with Al Mualim. Only they asked to exchange Ahmad for Umar. If the Brotherhood would refuse them,then the forces of the Saracens would be directed to the continuation of the siege of Masyaf. After a hopeless debate, Al Mualim ultimately yielded to Umar. In the last minutes of his life, Umar heard the desperate cries and cries of his son, 11-year-old Altair.
CONNECTICUT//USA//1928 The peaceful hermit life of Nikolai Orlov and his son Innocent in their hut in the forests of Connecticut was interrupted by uninvited guests. Sergei, an elderly Assassin and former acquaintance of Nicholas, encouraged him to return to the Brotherhood and share the secrets he had learned. When he refused, Sergei grabbed Innokentiy, brandishing a knife. Nikolai knocked the weapon out of the Assassin's hands and strangled him to death. Guessing what was going on, Innocent's father subjected his son to intense and sometimes tough training. Nikolai believed that without hard training, his son would not be able to master the necessary skills in time. In winter, during the snowfalls, Nicholas's predictions came true, and several Assassins came to their hut. After a painful battle in the surrounding forest, Nikolai eventually managed to nullify the number of his opponents, but was seriously wounded in the process - in both legs.In a desperate last attempt to secure his son's escape, Nikolai grabbed the last of the attackers and urged Innokenty to shoot the man, understanding the consequences. Although initially he refused, the boy still pulled the trigger. The bullet went through Nicholas and the Assassin, killing both. Left alone with a hostile world, broken but rebellious, Innocent took the Hidden Blade from his father and disappeared into the forests, going to the nearest city - Hartford.going to the nearest town - Hartford.going to the nearest town - Hartford.
FLORENCE//ITALY//1476-12-29 Finally entangled in the investigation, which he himself had been conducting for decades, the Assassin Giovanni Auditore da Firenze nevertheless discovered a Templar conspiracy that threatened the very foundation of the Renaissance Italy. His hunt for the truth took him away from his home in Florence in Venice, captured by the Barbarigo family and Milan, usurped by corrupt officials, but at the same time made him the main target of Rodrigo Borgia's anger. When Giovanni gathered enough evidence to expose the conspiracy, he was betrayed by his friend Uberto Alberti, who was the Gonfalonier of Florence at the time. At the direction of Rodrigo Borgia, Giovanni was unjustly arrested and, along with his sons Federico and Petruchio, was hanged in the Piazza della Signoria. This event was witnessed by his only surviving son, Ezio, whose life after that changed once and for all.
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After two attempts on his life, the Saracen leader Salah Ad'Din gathered an army of ten thousand soldiers and moved to the Assassin fortress Masiaf, determined to put an end to the threat to his life once and forever. His uncle Shahib was unable to convince him to reconcile with the Assassins, as Ad'Din was filled with a desire for revenge. While the Saracens built siege engines, the Assassins considered their options. While Salah Ad'Din ordered the killings, Assassin Mentor Al Mualim suggested a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp in order to place a feather on the body of the sleeping Saracen leader. He hoped this would make it clear to the enemy that Ad'Din was vulnerable to their blade at any time. While Umar was delivering the pen, he was discovered and forced to kill the nobleman. After several days of fighting with increasing casualties on both sides, Shahib came to the fortress to negotiate with Al Mualim. Shahib presented his conditions to the Assassins: to expel Umar from the Brotherhood. If not, then a long siege will begin, leading to inevitable death. Al Mualim refused, whereupon Shahib testified that they had captured the Assassin's spy, Ahmad Sophian. The spy would be killed, which meant the continuation of the conflict. Umar convinced Al Mualim to let him take Ahmad's place and accept responsibility for his failures. The mentor reluctantly agreed and Umar calmly went to his executioners, although his son Altair was crying while standing next to him. Umar's dying wish was that Al Mualim would make Altair his apprentice and train him as an Assassin. although his son Altair was crying standing next to him. Umar's dying wish was that Al Mualim would make Altair his apprentice and train him as an Assassin. although his son Altair was crying standing next to him. Umar's dying wish was that Al Mualim would make Altair his apprentice and train him as an Assassin.
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FREIBURG//GERMANY//1924
VALLEY FORGE//USA//1777-12-14
MONTERIGGIONI//ITALY//1500-01-01
ROME//ITALY//1503-08-16
VALENCIA//SPAIN//1507-03-02
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