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Published: 2014-01-27 16:16:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 1060; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 10
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An Assassin's Creed Fanart. I would love to see a Victorian England based Assassin, running around London, unlike Haythem who went to the American colonies.His cane is a sword, he has a red tie, similar to the red sash worn by Altair or Ezio.
He has a pink handkerchief (which back before the 1900's was considered a masculine colour) with a rich red assassins symbol.Β
I consider this a very elegant Assassin's guise, thoughts?
Comment your thought on a back story, or a setting you'd like to see.Β
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Comments: 7
What I've never understood about Assassin's Creed is why the player character, at least, always runs around in variations of the same hooded cloak. The first two games I could sort of let it slide, but after a couple centuries I should imagine people would start becoming suspicious... especially since the getup really starts to look out-of-place in the later games' settings.
At least someone understands a good assassin does his best to blend in.
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I think it was more because people start to complain when you take away the precious hooded guise. So it was a fan-service as well as an aesthetic lineage decision.
Personally I think variety is awesome, the more the better.
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This character could be a good idea for Jack the Ripper if he was an Assassin.
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That's awesome idea, that'd fit really well.
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Very compelling concept and nice rendition of the hidden menace of a gentleman assassin. Way to go !
The triangles remind me a bit of the classic Suchet Poirot opening.
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Thank you, he was meant to look like an Assassin, but his face look like that of a Templar, hence the title.
I can't say I've seen Agatha Christie's Poirot. Something to investigate?
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Β Definitely worth investigating.
If you wanna see Hercule Poirot coming to life,
this is the series to go for.
And I like the templar reference.
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