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|image = Copernicus Conspiracy Info.jpg
 
|image = Copernicus Conspiracy Info.jpg
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|Affiliated Title = [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]
 
|Affiliated Title = [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]
 
|name = Copernicus Conspiracy
 
|name = Copernicus Conspiracy
 
|Developer = Ubisoft Montreal
 
|Developer = Ubisoft Montreal
 
|Publisher = [[Ubisoft]]
 
|Publisher = [[Ubisoft]]
|Platform = PlayStation 3 (Exclusive)
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|Platform = PlayStation 3 (Free Exclusive)
 
|Playstation Network release = November 16, 2010
 
|Playstation Network release = November 16, 2010
|Xbox Live Release = Not Applicable
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|Xbox Live Release = N/A
|PC Release = Not Applicable
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|PC Release = N/A
 
|Genre = Historic Action-Adventure
 
|Genre = Historic Action-Adventure
|Game modes = Single Player
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|Game modes = Single-player
 
|ESRB = M (Mature)
 
|ESRB = M (Mature)
|Media = DLC (Downloadable Content)
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|Media = DLC (Downloadable content)
|Website = http://www.assassinscreed.com
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|Website = http://www.assassinscreed.com}}
 
'''Copernicus Conspiracy''' was a free [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood downloadable content|DLC]] for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', released exclusively for the {{Wiki|PlayStation 3}} on the game's release. It focused on the famed astronomer [[Nicolaus Copernicus]], who entered into trouble with the [[Vatican]], as they did not want Copernicus educating the public about astronomy. The DLC consisted of eight optional missions, ranging from courier, assassination and protection objectives.
|imageSize = 250|Relevant Game = [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]}}
 
 
'''Copernicus Conspiracy''' is a free downloadable content pack for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', released exclusively for the {{Wiki|PlayStation 3}} on the game's release. It focuses on the famed astronomer [[Nicolaus Copernicus]], who gets into trouble with the [[Vatican]], who do not want Copernicus educating the public about astronomy. The pack consists of eight optional missions, ranging from courier, assassination and protection objectives.
 
   
 
==Plot==
 
==Plot==
The plots starts with [[Nicolaus Copernicus]] sharing his teachings to a crowd within the [[Palazzo Senatorio]], in clear defiance against the Templars' wishes. As Ezio arrives, Vatican guards arrive to kill Copernicus to prevent his teachings from spreading. Ezio saves Copernicus and escorts him to a small safehouse outside the [[Colosseo]]. Copernicus, wanting to warn the other scholars in Rome, gives Ezio letters to hand to them before they are assassinated by the guards. Whilst it is too late for one of the scholars, the others manage to escape.
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The plot began with Nicolaus Copernicus sharing his teachings to a crowd within the [[Palazzo Senatorio]], in clear defiance against the [[Templars]]' wishes. As Ezio arrived, Vatican guards arrived to kill Copernicus in order to prevent his teachings from spreading. With this, Ezio saved Copernicus and escorted him to a small safehouse outside the [[Colosseo]]. Copernicus, wanting to warn the other scholars in Rome, gave Ezio letters to hand to them before they were assassinated by the guards. While it was too late for one of the scholars, the others managed to escape.
   
Upon arriving back, Copernicus comes to the conclusion that it is the "[[Master of the Sacred Palace|Master]]", a man appointed by the Pope to keep Rome's philosophy pure, who ordered the killings. Ezio tails a cardinal to a meeting with the Master and overhears a discussion of five of Rome's best guards going out to deal with the situation. Ezio kills them and reports back to Copernicus, who informs him that there is a Lunar Eclipse he wishes to chronicle.
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Upon arriving back, Copernicus came to the conclusion that it was the "[[Master of the Sacred Palace|Master]]", a man appointed by the [[Papacy|Pope]] to keep Rome's philosophy pure, who ordered the killings. Ezio tailed a cardinal to a meeting with the Master and overheard a discussion of five of Rome's best guards going out to deal with the situation. Ezio killed them and then reported back to Copernicus, who informed him that there was a lunar eclipse he wished to chronicle.
   
Ezio returns to Rome and kills the Master with his [[Hidden Blade]]. In his dying words, the Master reveals that guards are already on their way to kill Copernicus and that Ezio is too late. Under the eclipse, Ezio rushes back to kill the guards before they get to Copernicus. After this, Copernicus indulges Ezio with some of his findings. Copernicus thanks Ezio, and the two go their separate ways.
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Ezio returned to Rome and killed the Master with his [[Hidden Blade]], but in the man's dying words, the Master revealed that guards were already on their way to kill Copernicus, and that Ezio was too late. Under the eclipse, Ezio rushed back to kill the guards before they get to Copernicus, and after this, Copernicus indulged Ezio with some of his findings. Copernicus then thanked Ezio, and the two went their separate ways.
   
 
==Contents==
 
==Contents==
There is a total of eight memories included in the pack:
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There was a total of eight memories included in the DLC:
 
*[[False Censorship]]
 
*[[False Censorship]]
 
*[[Out of Orbit]]
 
*[[Out of Orbit]]
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==Source==
 
*''[[Assassin's Creed Brotherhood]]''
 
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{{ACBH}}
 
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood DLC]]
 
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood DLC]]

Revision as of 19:14, 18 August 2012

Copernicus Conspiracy was a free DLC for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, released exclusively for the PlayStation 3 on the game's release. It focused on the famed astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, who entered into trouble with the Vatican, as they did not want Copernicus educating the public about astronomy. The DLC consisted of eight optional missions, ranging from courier, assassination and protection objectives.

Plot

The plot began with Nicolaus Copernicus sharing his teachings to a crowd within the Palazzo Senatorio, in clear defiance against the Templars' wishes. As Ezio arrived, Vatican guards arrived to kill Copernicus in order to prevent his teachings from spreading. With this, Ezio saved Copernicus and escorted him to a small safehouse outside the Colosseo. Copernicus, wanting to warn the other scholars in Rome, gave Ezio letters to hand to them before they were assassinated by the guards. While it was too late for one of the scholars, the others managed to escape.

Upon arriving back, Copernicus came to the conclusion that it was the "Master", a man appointed by the Pope to keep Rome's philosophy pure, who ordered the killings. Ezio tailed a cardinal to a meeting with the Master and overheard a discussion of five of Rome's best guards going out to deal with the situation. Ezio killed them and then reported back to Copernicus, who informed him that there was a lunar eclipse he wished to chronicle.

Ezio returned to Rome and killed the Master with his Hidden Blade, but in the man's dying words, the Master revealed that guards were already on their way to kill Copernicus, and that Ezio was too late. Under the eclipse, Ezio rushed back to kill the guards before they get to Copernicus, and after this, Copernicus indulged Ezio with some of his findings. Copernicus then thanked Ezio, and the two went their separate ways.

Contents

There was a total of eight memories included in the DLC:

Gallery

Source