Assassin Tombs - Assassin's Creed II Guide and Walkthrough (2024)

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What happens when you collect all 100 feathers in Assassin's Creed 2? ›

After collecting 100 feathers, you'll get the Auditore Cape by talking to Ezio's mother. After you collect 50 feathers, you'll get the Condottiero War Hammer by talking to Uncle Mario.

Early in the game, you complete the mission Novella's Secret which takes you through the first of the game's six hidden assassin's tombs. The remaining five tombs are all optional.

You've got to move upward by sort of spiraling around a broken wall. As you move higher, you can continue north to swing on a pole and eventually reach the final switch. The door to the tomb will open, letting you move in to grab the Seal of Leonius.

The Altair armor can only be unlocked very late in the game, after you have full access to all six Assassin Tombs. Besides, you'll soon realize there's no point to saving money, because by the time to hit Venice, you'll be flooded with it.

The first 30 you collect are used towards unlocking Desmond Memories on Animus Island. Once 50 Animus Data Fragments are found the remaining 50 appear on your map. Finding all 100 of them earn you the Capped trophy/achievement.

If you wear it in each of the cities (including the mountains) you get an achievement (Show Your Colors). But it also makes you permanently notorious in all the cities. Meaning just about every guard will recognize you and attack.

Throughout the crypt were seven stone plaques that were engraved with the memoirs of Domenico.

Spanning over three games, players accompany Ezio on his journey from when he was merely an initiate with the order. He starts on his journey motivated by his desire to take revenge for the killing of his family but then becomes perhaps the most legendary assassin in the series.

In Assassin's Creed 2 when Ezio is first introduced in a playable manner he is 17 years old and by the end of the game he is in his 40s (exactly 40). His robes are very nobleman like and once he dons Altair's armor the robes are black and canonically he carries them into Brotherhood.

Visitazione (Santa Maria della Visitazione)

Opposite to the opening you WANT to go to as normal (to the immediate right as you enter the room), you can run up the wall in the corner. You may need the climbing ability upgrade for this, but jump up and grab the ledge, jump back onto the beam and swing across for a chest.

How many assassin tombs are in Florence? ›

Florence and San Gimignano

Within the region of Tuscany there were three tombs: two in Florence and one in San Gimignano.

The Armor of Altair is the legendary set of armor worn by Ezio and designed by Altair using the knowledge from the Apple of Eden. The set is unbreakable and provides 15 blocks of health along with 32 resistance.

Following this, Ezio returned to Monteriggioni and gave the armor a place of pride in his bed chamber. However, with the sudden and unexpected siege on Monteriggioni, the armor was struck by a cannonball and was lost under the rubble.

Armor's date

As seen in the Cristina Memories, the armor was unlocked at Carnivale, which would mean Ezio unlocked the armor right after finding all the secret locations, and not between 1491-1497.

So after completing the game for the first time , i was still pumped up and decided to look for feathers and glyphs , took a guide and slowly started to collect them all and it took a total of 8-9 hours max.

Assassin Contracts return to the series yet again, this time though, they are on land and sea. All of the main islands in the game have Assassination Contracts aswell as most of the side ones. They reward you with the Pistol Swords for completing them all.

When focusing on the main objectives, Assassin's Creed II is about 19 Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 35½ Hours to obtain 100% completion.

Accepted Answer. You just get money from each and every mission, there's no overarching reward for finishing them all. They do end, you can check in your DNA to see which ones you've done.