I.What is Anachronism? Anachronism (pronounced ah-NACK-ruh-nism) is a Greek word meaning âbackward time.â Itâs what happens when an author, deliberately or by mistake, puts historical events, fashions, technology, etc., in the wrong place.
In addition, later this month weâll have a more in-depth look at the true-life events and characters that fuel the Revelations plotline. For now, take a look at these central characters and how they fit into the fiction of Assassinâs Creed. Ezio Auditore da Firenze. The main character of Assassinâs Creed II, Brotherhood, and Revelations, Ezio has passed through birth, boyhood, and into maturity before our eyes. Early on, the characterâs path through life was governed by the desire for vengeance. Much of his family was killed.
1 Assassinâs Creed: Brotherhood = Fantastic game which is one of the greatest achievements in the history of the series, with great storytelling, brand new gameplay features, both small and big, awesome Multiplayer and so on â minor flaws, though. Assassin's Creed: Liberation = Dull story, dull missions, unrefined gameplay which was a watered down, copy of Assassin's Creed III. 2  Aveline wasn't a bad protagonist, but the rest of the game was so poorly drawn out, it's difficult to appreciate the character.