Ezio Auditore da Firenze
The Mentor who rebuilt the Brotherhood three times
The Brotherhood
A banker's second son with a gift for trouble, Ezio was seventeen when Florence hanged his father and brothers on a Templar judge's word, and the rest of his life is the long answer to that morning. Across four decades he dismantled the Pazzi and Barbarigo conspiracies, matched wits with two Borgia generations, rebuilt the Brotherhood in Rome from a fighting-cock club into an institution, and closed Altaïr's story at Masyaf — all while learning, slowly, the lesson that separates him from every other avenger in the saga: that vengeance is a door you walk through, not a place you live. He is the only protagonist the series let grow old on camera.
The fate
Appearances · 4
AC II1476–1499 · protagonist
Banker's son, brawler, flirt — remade by a gallows into the Brotherhood's future
AC Brotherhood1499–1507 · protagonist
Now Mentor in all but name — rebuilding the Brotherhood inside the Templars' capital
AC Revelations1511–1512 · protagonist
Fifty-two, still climbing — a Mentor looking for the point of it all
AC: Embers1524 · protagonist
Sixty-five, retired to a vineyard, done — until the Creed knocks once more
