Why did assassins cut off their finger? Rankiing Wiki Facts, Films

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It appears that after Altair's changes in the twelfth century, Assassins no longer felt the need to cut their finger off due to safety. Indeed, modern day Assassin protagonist Desmond Miles has all of his fingers, indicating that the Assassins no longer amputate their fingers as part of initiation. Assassins continue to pay tribute to Bayek's.

Why did assassins cut off their finger? Rankiing Wiki Facts, Films

Assassin's Creed Valhalla tells us the TRUTH behind the Assassins' cut off fingers! Multiple theories have surfaced over the years. Is it because it's easier.

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Pwnostar 12 years ago #3. Because they had to have one of their fingers cut off to join the Assassin's order, or something along those lines. By the time Ezio came about, I guess they figured that it was pointless to completely remove a finger. So they resorted to branding the finger instead of cutting it off.

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Altair's version: Here they start from the blade used by the last hidden ones to make the blade go directed by the fingers, cutting the finger so that that hole is a guide and can be used. Also the edge of Altair's blade is longer than Basim's. "Improved" version: exactly the same as Basim/Misthios, only now thanks to Altair the blade uses a.

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That was what was shown in the first Assassin's Creed game - the one featuring Altair for the first time.. You will see a cutscene when assassinating Eudoros whereby the hidden blade cuts Bayek's finger off. This YouTube clip shows the End of the Snake mission. Skip to the third minute to see the key cutscene. Share.

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Top Voted Answer. Yes, as part of the initiation ritual and to allow the hidden blade room to operate, Altair had the ring finger of his left hand cut off above the 1st knuckle. A strange side note, Al Mualim, leader of the Assassins, does not have that finger amputated. Hrsemn4 - 13 years ago - report.

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It was not Leonardo who removed the requirement for cutting the finger. Altaïr invented that, which he says in the Codex. Leonardo says "Though the blade once required a sacrifice, it's been modified, you can keep your finger." Notice that he doesn't say that he himself did it, only that it had been done.

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It's the ring finger they cut off, and it's explained in Origins. Bayek gets into a tussle with someone and as a last resort, uses the hidden blade to kill them. Because his fist was clenched, the blade cut off his ring finger. At some point, the hidden blade was fixed in a way where it wouldn't be able to cut off the ring finger.

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Leo said that Ezio would have to lose his ring finger. Ezio placed his finger on the table to be cut off and Leo chopped the tabled and laughed. Leo told him that he could change the plans so he could keep it. Wings_of_Forte 14 years ago #9. The design was changed so that one wouldn't need to remove the finger.

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It appears that after Altair's changes in the twelfth century, Assassins no longer felt the need to cut their finger off due to safety. Indeed, modern day Assassin protagonist Desmond Miles has all of his fingers, indicating that the Assassins no longer amputate their fingers as part of initiation.

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Although Altair did alter the blades so that fingers didn't need to be cut off, he did say that he can't do anything to stop people cutting their fingers off. I just assume that the Spanish kept the tradition despite the blade modifications, like how the English keep the blood markers and the French the sole hidden blade. Just plain olde tradition.

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In the almost-10-minute animated feature, titled "Initiation," Altair undergoes the part of his training where he loses that finger and takes the final step toward badassery. TheDuoGroup blurbs.

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Altair mentioned something about the ritual for removing the finger to join the Creed. He suggested you should be allowed to love and be loved in return, and be able to keep your finger in the Creed. He may have remade the Hidden Blade to keep fingers. GT: BTips NNID: GamerBTips PSN:BTips_. FC: 1075 - 2163 - 7707.

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In AC 1, altair is missing a finger. I don't remember if they explain that in that game but i know in 2 they briefly mention the hidden blade required that finger to be sacrificed to be used.. I think Altair used the apple to elevate the blade from the wrist so it wouldn't cut off your finger Edit: wait literally everyone has said this.

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Yeah, Bayek wore his incorrectly to gain access to the bathhouse in Alexandria and struggled with Eudoros in a pool, which led to the Blade activating in a compromised position and sliced his finger off. The Assassins adopted the loss of his ring finger to prove their devotion to the Creed. I'm just concerned about Bayek's life after that.

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Most of you probably noticed long ago that Altair is missing his right ring-finger. It's been stated from sources at Ubisoft that this is due to some ritual when becoming part of the brotherhood, symbolizing dedication, etc.. If you really have to cut off a finger, it should be the pinky. That's the most useless. Don't cut off something that.