That’s right, following the deployment of the 1.1.1 update in Assassin’s Creed Shadows, players can unlock the Renaissance Robe and Hood set, which is ripped straight from the legendary 2009 title, Assassin’s Creed II. This will allow players to explore Feudal Japan under the guise of Ezio Auditore, the most iconic Assassin’s Creed protagonist ever introduced.
Additionally, players can unlock the Eagle Head Kusarigama, the Rooftop Cat Pet, and the Charm of Firenze Trinket, all themed on Assassin’s Creed II.
Here’s how you can accomplish all this.
How to Find Renaissance Robes in AC Shadows
Any Assassin’s Creed fan would be proud to sprint around Japan wearing Ezio Auditore’s robes. The addition of the adorable cat pet is the icing on the cake.
To get all this, you’ll need to head to the Animus Hub in-game and accept (and complete) the all-new Project dubbed Sanctuary. This will require you to complete Anomalies and work through the reward path to unlock everything.
What are Anomalies, I hear you say?
Anomalies are glitches in the Animus software that cause rogue operators, mysterious items, or visual errors to appear around the world, and they must be resolved in some way. This could be via killing certain targets, finding and securing a chest, or capturing visual glitches floating in a particular place.
To complete Project Sanctuary and unlock Ezio Auditore’s robes, you simply need to resolve as many Anomalies as needed to unlock all the rewards.
Once you’ve completed this task, you’re free to explore the Animus Hub, which is loaded with other tasks and projects and can lead to you unlocking some seriously incredible gear for both Naoe and Yasuke.
Tell me on the Insider Gaming forum if you’ve managed to secure the new robes in Assassin’s Creed Shadows.
For more Insider Gaming coverage, check out the full patch notes for Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ 1.1.1 title update
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