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How do you complete the codex ruby?
you bring ezio to the assassins tomb
In assassins creed 2 how do you get the assassin tomb in the doges palace San Marco in Venice?
In Assassin's Creed II, to access the Assassin Tomb located in the Doge's Palace in San Marco, Venice, you first need to complete the main storyline missions until you unlock the area. Look for a hidden entrance near the back of the Doge's Palace, which is marked on your map. Once inside, navigate through the tomb, solving platforming challenges and defeating any enemies you encounter to retrieve the hidden artifacts. Completing the tomb will reward you with a significant piece of the Assassin's heritage.
Where can you get the wetland colours in assassins creed 2?
Romagna. The swampy area, that you can get to by boat from Venice.
In assassins creed 2 is the codex wall a map of the world or Venice?
A map of the world.
Where are all of the feathers in Venice located?
If you mean Assassins Creed, Google it. There are plenty of maps.
Are there any games with Italy featured in them?
Assassins Creed 2 has the setting in Italy and Venice
Where are the six plates in Assassins Creed 2?
I'm guessing you mean the 6 assassin seals for the tomb underneath Monteriggioni. There are assassin tombs hidden all over Italy: 2 in Florence, 1 in San Gimignano, 1 in Forlí and 2 in Venice.
How do you get the hidden gun in assassins creed 2?
In Venice, after you fly in Da Vinci's flying machine you get a codex page that is the instructions for the hidden gun.
When does assassins creed 2 take place?
In the Renaissance, 1476 to 1499, with ezio at 17 to ezio at about 40.
Where is Leonardo da Vinci in assassins creed 2?
his workshop is in florence until you reach around sequence seven then his workshop is in Venice
Where is Saint Mark's grave?
The tomb of St. Mark is said to be in the Basilica of Saint Mark in Venice, Italy.
In assassins creed 2 in what memory sequence do you get the hidden gun?
im not sure on the exact number, but it's one of the early Venice sequences.
