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Aside from Assassin's Creed, Monteriggioni is best known for its mention in The Divine Comedy. In the poem, Dante compares the turrets of Monteriggioni to giants surrounding the abyss, which makes.
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Built in the 13th Century by the overlords of Siena, Monteriggioni was actively involved in the defence of Tuscany against Florentine attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the Auditore family, who became the city's rulers and protectors. It was the Auditore who constructed Monteriggioni's famous walls, which can still be seen today. Although standing in opposition.
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Treasure 2 and 3 map. Assassins Creed II Walkthrough - Assassins Creed-II 633. Inside of your room there are two treasures right next to each other. This will be Treasure 2 and 3 photo. Assassins Creed II Walkthrough - Assassins Creed-II 634. Treasure 4 map. Assassins Creed II Walkthrough - Assassins Creed-II 635.
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In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, pause and "Leave Animus." You can run around modern-day Monteriggioni as Desmond and find five hidden artifacts.IGN's YouTu.
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Before you complete the main story sequences, pause the game and choose to "Leave Animus." You can run around modern-day Monteriggioni as Desmond and find five hidden artifacts.
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There are eight statues hidden in Monteriggioni. The statues can be placed on the four pedestals surrounding the Villa Auditore. Place two of the statues on one of the pedestals to uncover 2000 florins. Place all eight statues on the four pedestals to earn 8000 florins total. Collecting all eight statues also unlocks the "Myth Maker" Xbox.
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Located on the large tower near the city gate. It is on a wooden beam directed to the center of the town. To get it you need to get to the grips that are on the tower. Feather # 31. Go on the roof of the central building (with the flag on the mast). Feather is in the corner of the roof, near the chimney.
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This place just keeps getting better.Ezio Auditore returning to Monteriggioni in January 1500. Monteriggioni is a town and commune of Tuscany, Italy. Built in the year 1213 by the overlords of Siena, Monteriggioni was actively involved in the defense of Tuscany against Florentine attempts to gain more territory. At the front of this conflict was the Auditore family, who later became the town's.
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The Siege of Monteriggioni was the decisive confrontation between the Borgia army, under the command of Cesare Borgia, and the Auditore mercenaries, led by Mario Auditore. The retaliatory siege took place on 2 January 1500, a few days after a prior confrontation in Rome between Ezio Auditore da Firenze and Cesare's father, Pope Alexander VI, during which the former discovered the Vatican Vault.
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For Assassin's Creed II on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs Q&A question titled "How do you get to 3 treasure chests in Monteriggioni?".
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I'll include some photos of the statue's placement here. There are four placements, and each pair of statues give you 2000 florins. Here is Neptune and Pluto, Assassins Creed II Walkthrough - Assassins Creed-II 560. Here's a shot of Diana and Apollo. Assassins Creed II Walkthrough - Assassins Creed-II 561. Here is a shot of Mars and Venus.
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Footage from my trip to Monteriggioni and Siena, and how real life compares to the Assassin's Creed versions. Stay tuned (and subscribed!) for new weekly wed.
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Statuettes. There are eight statuettes hidden around Monteriggioni, each depicting a Roman god. There are four sets of two statuettes, and completing a set on the pedestals behind the villa will reward Ezio with 2000 florins. This means that collecting all eight statuettes will earn you a handsome reward of 8000 florins, excellent starting.
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The Monteriggioni statuettes were four pairs of marble figurines of Roman deities which were displayed on pedestals in the yard around the Villa Auditore in Monteriggioni. When Ezio Auditore da Firenze, the son of Assassin Giovanni Auditore, first arrived in Monteriggioni in 1477 to seek refuge with his uncle Mario Auditore, the statuettes laid scattered around the town. Over the years as Ezio.