Catacombs of Rome

The Catacombe di Roma (English: Catacombs of Rome) are featured in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood as one of the Lairs of Romulus. They are located under the city of Rome, and were built in the 2nd century when Christians needed more space to secretly bury their dead, as Christianity was illegal at the time. The entrance to the catacombs was located right next to the Piramide Cestia.

The catacombs were made up of several winding, maze-like tunnels, and the entrance to the Shrine of Romulus was cut into the wall of a presumably bottomless hole, requiring Ezio to drop down and grasp the wall to enter it. Near the end of the catacombs, Ezio was attacked by several Followers of Romulus, but they were easily dispatched. Upon reaching the shrine, Ezio took the key and scroll of Romulus within it.

Trivia

 * This particular Lair of Romulus must be completed within 8 minutes to achieve full synchronisation.
 * Should the player ever come to a fork in their path, scanning the wall in Eagle Vision will reveal an arrow pointing in the right direction.
 * Alternately, the flames of each torch on the wall are also blowing towards the path leading to the exit.
 * If the player scans in Eagle Vision in the large cathedral near the entrance they will see two of the many cryptic messages that Subject 16 left on the floors of Abstergo, albeit partly obscured by objects in the room. One is the word puzzle that says: "Artefacts sent to the skies to control all nations to make us obey a hidden crusade; do not help them." The other is the pyramid of Eden with the Apple on top.

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