Where is bartolomeo assassins creed

Sure enough, as Silvio and Dante fled for their ship destined for Cyprus, they were both caught and assassinated by Ezio. However, when they reached Rodrigo, they found Ezio already combating Rodrigo and his guards.

They then inducted Ezio into the Order atop a tall tower, before the group each performed a Leap of Faith from its side. In , Bartolomeo joined the Orsini in a battle against the Borgia, who were attempting to seize Orsini territory. Cesare Borgia completely cut off his supplies when he thought victory was near, but Carlo Orsini arrived just in time to support Bartolomeo, even wounding Cesare in the face. Later, in , Bartolomeo and his forces created diversions throughout Rome, distracting a large portion of the Papal Guard and allowing Ezio a chance to infiltrate the Vatican and confront Rodrigo.

In , Bartolomeo and his new wife Pantasilea Baglioni moved to Rome, using the Caserma di Alviano as their new barracks. Alongside the other Assassins, Bartolomeo sought to liberate the city from the Borgia oppression, and thus focused his mercenaries on the French army led by the Baron Octavian de Valois.

However, Bartolomeo soon found himself attacked on two fronts: Borgia on one side, and French on the other. That same year, Bartolomeo met again with Ezio Auditore, who helped Bartolomeo liberate the surrounding region from Borgia control.

Three years later, Bartolomeo was still at war with the Baron de Valois. When Ezio met with Bartolomeo again to discuss plans to take out the French commander, their conversation was cut short by a mercenary who alerted Bartolomeo to a surprise assault by French troops.

Fighting alongside Ezio and his mercenaries, Bartolomeo successfully defended the barracks from the attack, after which they gathered at the main gate. There, the pair spotted the Baron signaling for their attention from the field.

Enraged, Bartolomeo shouted insults to the commander, and eventually tore after him on horseback as the French army withdrew. As he and Ezio arrived at the French camp, the Castra Praetoria, they concluded that it was impenetrable.

Distraught, Bartolomeo resignedly decided to surrender, and enter the enemy base bearing gifts, out of hope that they would spare his wife. After Bartolomeo offered his enthusiastic approval, Ezio retrieved some suits of armor by stealthily killing several French guards. Upon regrouping with Bartolomeo, Ezio, posing as a French captain, cleared the way for the disguised battalion all the way to the French camp, which they entered with ease. As they faced Octavian, Bartolomeo started to openly threaten him, demanding that Pantasilea be released.

In the skirmish that followed, Octavian fled deeper into the camp with Pantasilea in tow. Ezio followed and assassinated him, freeing Pantasilea.

As Bartolomeo hugged his wife, she thanked him, calling him her prince. Afterwards, the three and the mercenaries returned to the barracks. In , Bartolomeo fought in the Battle of Agnadello to protect the Shroud of Eden, which was located there.

He allegedly attacked the enemy without the authorization of the Orsini, the commander-in-chief at the time. He was greatly wounded as a result, but managed to recover and rally his troops. Bartolomeo also served as the General of several Italian armies, being renowned for his determination and swordsmanship.

He fought in the Battle of Agnadello , which he lost. Upon being released, he continued his military career, until he finally fell while besieging Ghedi. Bartolomeo was born in the town of Alviano , and was the son of Francesco d'Alviano and Isabella degli Atti.

Bartolomeo somehow found his way into the Assassin Order and based himself in the Castello District of Venice. He resided in the district, and led the mercenaries in the city. By , the Templar Silvio Barbarigo had taken control of the Castello District, capturing Bartolomeo and most of his men in the process.

However, Ezio Auditore, the son of the late Assassin Giovanni Auditore , came to Bartolomeo's rescue and the two fought their way back to Bartolomeo's headquarters. Once there, Bartolomeo and Ezio killed Silvio's remaining men and retook his quarters.

Locating his longtime weapon "Bianca", Bartolomeo asked Ezio to rescue some of his men who had been captured by Silvio's thugs. Aiding the mercenaries, Ezio helped by eliminating the district guards to substitute the mercenaries in their place.

Upon posting the last of the men, Ezio scaled the largest tower in the district and launched a flare to signal the mercenaries to begin their attack. From the tower, Ezio caught sight of Bartolomeo engaged in a losing battle against Dante Moro and Silvio's men. Rushing to aid him, Ezio helped Bartolomeo kill most of Silvio's men, and as Ezio was about to defeat Dante, the latter abandoned the fight and fled to L'Arsenale. In response, Bartolomeo called for Ezio to follow the fleeing man, as he would likely lead him straight to Silvio.

Sure enough, as Silvio and Dante fled for their ship destined for Cyprus , they were both caught and assassinated by Ezio. Afterwards, Bartolomeo thanked and congratulated Ezio on liberating the Castello District from Silvio's oppression, and the two parted ways.

However, when they reached Rodrigo, they found Ezio already fighting Rodrigo and his guards. Bartolomeo and the other Assassins hurried to Ezio's side, and upon killing all the guards and causing Rodrigo to flee without the Apple, the group revealed themselves to be Assassins, a fact previously unknown by Ezio.

They then inducted Ezio into the Order atop a tall tower, before the group each performed a Leap of Faith from its side. Around , Bartolomeo travelled to Rome and established a mercenary guild in the city which managed the fight clubs and arenas of the city. There, he recruited the gladiator Corvo Antonelli in his mercenary company before joining the Brotherhood.

In , Bartolomeo joined the Orsini in a battle against the Borgia , who were attempting to seize Orsini territory. Bartolomeo's resources were cut down to three fortresses by the Borgia, but his fighting spirit kept him going. Cesare Borgia completely cut off his supplies when he thought victory was near, but Carlo Orsini arrived just in time to support Bartolomeo, even wounding Cesare in the face.

That same year, he would then go on to marry his second wife Pantasilea Baglioni. Later, in , Bartolomeo and his forces created diversions throughout Rome, distracting a large portion of the Papal Guard and allowing Ezio a chance to infiltrate the Vatican and confront Rodrigo. In , Bartolomeo and Pantasilea moved to Rome, using the Caserma di Alviano as their new barracks.

Alongside the other Assassins, Bartolomeo sought to liberate the city from the Borgia oppression, and thus focused his mercenaries on the French army led by the Baron Octavian de Valois. However, Bartolomeo soon found himself attacked on two fronts: Borgia on one side, and French on the other.

That same year, Bartolomeo met again with Ezio Auditore, who helped Bartolomeo liberate the surrounding region from Borgia control. In exchange, Ezio requested that Bartolomeo find the whereabouts of Rodrigo and Cesare Borgia; [13] after locating Rodrigo and Cesare, Bartolomeo met with the others at Tiber Island to discuss the Assassins' plans. Three years later, Bartolomeo was still at war with the Baron de Valois. When Ezio met with Bartolomeo again to discuss plans to take out the French commander, their conversation was cut short by a mercenary who alerted Bartolomeo to a surprise assault by French troops.

Fighting alongside Ezio and his mercenaries, Bartolomeo successfully defended the barracks from the attack, after which they gathered at the main gate. There, the pair spotted the Baron signaling for their attention from the field. Octavian called out to request Bartolomeo's surrender in exchange for his wife, whom he had kidnapped. Enraged, Bartolomeo shouted insults to the commander, and eventually tore after him on horseback as the French army withdrew.

As he and Ezio arrived at the French camp, the Castra Praetoria , they concluded that it was impenetrable. Distraught, Bartolomeo resignedly decided to surrender, and enter the enemy base bearing gifts, out of hope that they would spare his wife. However, Ezio came up with an alternative, and upon returning to the barracks, he suggested that they disguise Bartolomeo's mercenaries as French soldiers, and have them pretend to deliver a captured Bartolomeo.

After Bartolomeo offered his enthusiastic approval, Ezio retrieved some suits of armor by stealthily killing several French guards. Upon regrouping with Bartolomeo, Ezio, posing as a French captain, cleared the way for the disguised battalion all the way to the French camp, which they entered with ease.

As they faced Octavian, Bartolomeo started to openly threaten him, demanding that Pantasilea be released. However, the Baron only remarked that "savages never learn", and raised his firearm to kill Pantasilea. Acting swiftly, Ezio fired his Hidden Gun as a sign to Bartolomeo's mercenaries, breaking their cover and causing confusion among the French guards. Ezio followed and assassinated him, freeing Pantasilea. As Bartolomeo hugged his wife, she thanked him, calling him her prince.

Afterwards, the three and the mercenaries returned to the barracks. Later that year, Bartolomeo met with the other Assassins to fight the remnants of Cesare Borgia's followers at the gates of Rome. After the final supporters were killed, they witnessed Cesare being arrested by Bartolomeo's cousin, Fabio Orsini, and later returned to their respective bases.

In late , hired by Ferdinand II of Spain , Bartolomeo became the determinant in the victory at the Battle of Garigliano against the French Army counting among their ranks Piero de' Medici , among others , which started the Spanish domination over the Kingdom of Naples. He was aided by Prospero Colonna and his cousin Fabio Orsini, who unfortunately lost the life in the battle.

In the same year, Pordenone also fell, and the Serenissima assigned its seignory to Bartolomeo himself. Bartolomeo allegedly attacked the enemy without the authorization of Orsini, who was the captain-general of the Venetian army; he was greatly wounded as a result, but managed to recover and rally his troops. He won the hearts of the citizens of the village, and they in turn helped Bartolomeo and his men in gathering resources.

He also recruited several of the villagers, and his men received weapons from the local blacksmiths. Despite his efforts, the French soon overran his troops, Bartolomeo was captured, and the Battle of Agnadello marked a serious defeat for Venice.

Bartolomeo, happy to see Ezio get back into action, accompanied his friend to Bari, from where they parted ways. Later, Bartolomeo conquered and sacked Pordenone, which in the meantime had fallen again to the Holy Roman Emperor.

He was subsequently a protagonist of the French victory at Marignano in September , in which he attacked the hired Swiss mercenaries with a corps of only knights.