A list of characters in Assassin's Creed III and Assassin's Creed III: Liberation.
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Multiplayer Characters
Tropes Pertaining to all the characters
- Blade Below the Shoulder: All of them have access to a hidden blade, knife, or short hook to execute their stealthier kills.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: Male characters can have these added to them.
- I Shall Taunt You: They all have unique taunts that can be used at any time during a match, and are necessary to earn certain achievements.
- Le Parkour: Easily just as good at this as Connor himself.
- Light Is Good: Notably, the description for the characters' alternate white outfit says they are "revealing the honorable valor" of the character while their alternate black outfit instead reveals "the dark side" of the character.
- Red and Black and Evil All Over: Many of the Dark Costumes also have a bit of red in them.
- Tribal Face Paint: : All of the animi avatars have a variety of "war paints" available for customization purposes. These tend to look a bit out of place on the more well-groomed characters though.
The Bear
The Bear (Kuruk)
A Pawnee warrior from a faraway land, Kuruk left his homeland after his elder brother was made chieftain of the tribe. Now exiled, he creates weapons of his own that he wields with remarkable effectiveness.
- Animal Motifs:
- Fittingly, his Champion's Pack outfit has him wearing the fur of a skinned bear.
- Another of his costumes, the Warrior Costume, instead adds a cute, little bear paw tattoo on his chest.
- Body Paint: With many variations.
- Dangerous Deserter: Though he deserted from his own tribe, rather than the military.
- The Exile: Voluntarily so.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: His standard outfits have shades of this.
- The winter version of his outfits add a pelt over his left shoulder, injecting some symmetry.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: He has a short fuse, apparently.
- Mook: Although it's unknown whether Kuruk had allied himself with either the Templars or the Assassins, Erudito claims he was nothing but a grunt.
- Only One Name
- Red And Black And Mean All Over: His outfits are predominantly black and red, though alternate color schemes are also available.
- Savage Piercings: He has a nose ring.
The Carpenter
The Carpenter (John O'Brien)
An Irishman of solitary nature, John O'Brien sought to start a new life in America, because he found his liberties to be continually challenged in his homeland. He is at heart a kind man, but years of persecution at the hands of the Templar Order have made him prone to lashing out when provoked.
- Bayonet Ya: His muskets have them.
- The Brute: His style in combat appears to primarily hinge on brute force.
- The Butcher: His Champion's Pack costume is called this.
- Cold Sniper: Two of his alternate weapons are muskets.
- Expy: After the Blacksmith and the Bombardier, appearing in Brotherhood and Revelations respectively, we now have the Carpenter, John O'Brien, as our new go-to-guy for brutal, hammer-related killing sprees.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: His temper tends to act up when faced with the Templars.
- Whole Costume Reference: His Champion's Pack is very evocative of the Executioner, having him don a blood-stained apron. It's also called The Butcher outfit.
The Commander
The Commander (Matthew Davenport)
A British military officer that served during the American Revolutionary war and a member of the Templar Order. Displaying proficiency with a sword, as well as a cunning mind, Matthew Davenport swiftly rose to the ranks of commander. Amongst his troops is his daughter, Eleanor Mallow, who carried out Templar-related missions for him.
- A Father to His Men: Described as being one.
- * Badass Longcoat
- Expy: Of the Captain, Donato Mancini, from Brotherhood, with both characters being high-ranked military officers who use a Royal Rapier in combat. Likewise shares similarities with the Marquis from the same game, who also commanded troops.
- Royal Rapier: Wields one as his standard weapon.
- Sinister Scimitar: One of his alternate swords resembles one.
- The Strategist: Aside from being a competent fighter in direct combat, he's also a cunning strategist.
The Coyote Man
The Coyote Man
A social recluse, the Coyote Man would fight tooth and nail for Templar interests, primarily by hunting the eastern coast of America for Assassins. One of his major accomplishments was killing an Assassin Mentor with his bare hands, or so the rumors go.
- Animal Theme Naming
- Badass Native
- Bad with the Bone: His default weapon, a shank made from sharpened bone.
- Body Paint: Including a crazy amount of face-paint, as can be seen in his concept art.
- Braids, Beads and Buckskins
- Cool Mask: You can equip him with two rather sinister-looking masks, as part of his hairstyles. The first seems of tribal origin while the other appears to be part of the skull of an animal.
- Hooks and Crooks: Two of his alternate weapons.
- Lean and Mean: His body is undeniably muscular, yet still quite thin.
- No Name Given: The only multiplayer character that lacks an actual name.
- Primal Stance: He seems fully capable of standing upright, but usually slinks into this position. His concept art features him in this kind of stance as well.
- Slasher Smile: In his concept art.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: Except for his Champion's Pack outfit.
The French Agile
The French Agile
One of the avatars usable in the multiplayer for Assassin's Creed III: Liberation.
- Badass Cape: Not seen wearing much else on his torso.
- Domino Mask: His Tribal Face Paint gives this effect.
- No Name Given: His name has not been revealed.
- Tribal Face Paint: A red mask-like paint across his eyes.
The Governor
The Governor (Bernardo de Galvez)
- Friendly Sniper: Two of his alternate weapons are silver muskets.
- Last Stand: Implied by his third type of customization, titled "Last Stand".
- Whole Costume Reference: His outfit is somewhat similar to the Officer Teodor Viscardi's default outfit from Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
The Hessian
The Hessian (Gerhard Vonstatten)
A Hessian soldier that was in the employ of the British Army and a member of the Templar Order, Gerhard Vonstatten was an individual that relished in the violent chaos of war. He would follow orders without hesitation, never considering defeat as an option.
- Ax-Crazy/Blood Knight: Stated as "standing out" in his appetite for war and also being "an unstoppable killing machine" that carried out his orders without question. Aside from his bloodlust, there seems to be little else to the character. This is supported by his biography, which describes him as having "virtually no personality to speak of".
- Bayonet Ya: His infantry rifle has one.
- Beard of Evil: Not by default, but he can be given one.
- Cold Sniper: Wields an infantry rifle as his standard weapon.
- Germanic Efficiency
- Pistol-Whipping: His default rifle kills usually involve bashing the target's head in with the hilt.
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: One of his custom kill animations have him throwing his rifle at his target, who will awkwardly catch it, before he gets some quick punches in. As his target falls, he snatches back his rifle and fires a bullet straight through their brain, finishing the job.
- Royal Rapier: One of his alternate weapons.
- Sociopathic Soldier: Seems to be a Type II.
- War Is Glorious
The Highlander
The Highlander (Duncan McGill)
Duncan McGill was a Scottish highlander who ended up in the colonies after being exiled from Scotland with little more than his sword and the clothes on his back. While McGill did not care much for the conflict of the American Revolutionary War, and also didn't have much of a favorable opinion of the British, he took up his weapon to scupper the Templars' ambitions in the New World, due to his great loyalty to the Assassins. As a result of this, McGill became the subject of folk tales, under the nickname of "Red Rage Duncan."
- Friendly Sniper: Two of his alternate weapons are muskets.
- Man in a Kilt: Being Scottish in this time period.
- Not in This for Your Revolution: Duncan only fought in the Revolutionary War in order to fight against Templar interests for the Assassins.
- Red Baron: "Red Rage Duncan"
- Royal Rapier: Shown wielding a sword that looks a lot like one but also differs in appearance slightly from the ones used by other characters.
- Tribal Face Paint: Some of his face paint is similar to the woad in Braveheart.
- Violent Glaswegian: The Kilt, his title, and his epithet strongly suggest this.
- You Can't Go Home Again: Was exiled from Scotland.
The Huntsman
The Huntsman (William de Saint-Prix)
An Assassin born into a wealthy family of French descent, William de Saint-Prix was educated on the most diverse of subjects. Because of his nobility, he was rejected by revolutionaries, though he garnered the respect of his Assassin peers through his courage and intelligence.
- Badass Longcoat: His promotional render definitely exudes this.
- Coat, Hat, Mask: His Champion's Pack costume gives him a mouth-covering scarf similar to that of the Nightstalker.
- Cultured Badass: As a noble, he received a good education on a very large variety of subjects, particularly excelling at science and literature. This knowledge allowed him to craft weapons and develop his own fighting style.
- Expy: Aside from his assassin-like predecessors, the Prowler and the Sentinel, he's also a bit evocative of Ezio Auditore, being a member of a nobility and a man of privilege who became an assassin. He even resembles Ezio a bit physically, having the same type of build and a similar goatee.
- Hooks and Crooks: Uses a hook as his weapon.
- Royal Rapier: Two of his alternate weapons.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: Namely, killing Templars.
The Independent
The Independent (Alsoomse)
Alsoomse was a fiercely temperamental Shawnee woman that was considered more independent than her peers, due to the solitary life she had led. A champion for justice and equality, Alsoomse would fight to the death to defend her beliefs.
- Action Girl
- Badass Native
- Animal Motifs: Her Champion's Pack outfit is called "The Wildcat", having her wear fur from a skinned animal.
- Braids, Beads and Buckskins
- Braids of Action
- Dark Action Girl
- Hair-Trigger Temper: As she grew older, her violent temperament became more and more apparent.
- Historical Fiction: Erudito's hacked version of her biography rather frighteningly suggests that Alsoomse and her backstory - a cliché underdog story, according to him - were completely fabricated by the Templars and that she never even existed during the period of the American Revolution.
- Meaningful Name: Her name, Alsoomse, literally translates into "independent", her character title.
- Ms. Fanservice: Though she does cover herself up a bit more when she's in colder environments.
- Not Afraid to Die: Stated as being willing to die for the ideals that she believed in.
- Only One Name
The Lady Maverick
The Lady Maverick (Gillian McCarthy)
An orphan, Gillian McCarthy relied on her many talents to escape the life of the streets, seducing herself up the social ladder so that she could better protect herself and her younger brother, and became a Templar in the process. Many powerful men fell for her charms, allowing her to learn their best guarded secrets.
- The Baroness: Sexpot variety.
- Badass Cape: Gets one in her Warrior Costume.
- Badass Longcoat: Her Champion's Pack outfit has her wearing one of these.
- Dark Action Girl: Although she just wants to help herself and her brother survive, she's still rather underhanded about it. According to Erudito she even joined the Templars and also killed her parents.
- Cain and Abel: What her relationship with her brother seems to have turned into.
- Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Possibly her brother, the Robber. Then again, if Erudito's mentioning her "selling him for a can of beans" isn't a joke, then perhaps not.
- Evil Redhead
- Expy: Fullfills the role of voluptuous, Templar-affiliated vixen as the Courtesans, Fiora Cavazza, from Brotherhood, and Fabiola Cavazza, from Revelations, have done before her, though not as explicitly.
- Whole Costume Reference: One of her available costumes is called "the Courtesan" costume, which changes the Lady Maverick's outfit to look like Fiora Cavazza's default outfit. It's not a carbon copy, but it is very reminiscent of said outfit, dying it in the same colourscheme and adding some thigh-high socks.
- Femme Fatale
- Hooks and Crooks: Has two of them as possible secondary weapons.
- Jumping Off the Slippery Slope: Her social climbing eventually led her to join the Templars.
- Modesty Shorts: Wears them under her Mini Dress Of Power, but they're white, so they're barely visible.
- Ms. Fanservice: Justified, considering she needed to flaunt her good looks if she wanted to catch the attention of powerful men.
- Mini Dress Of Power: Comes in many flavours.
- Of Corsets Sexy: Present on all of her costumes.
- Show Some Leg
- Orphan's Ordeal: Although according to Erudito, she was actually the one who killed them.
- Redhead In Green
- Royal Rapier: Two of her alternate weapons.
- Sibling Team
- Brother–Sister Team: Used to have one with her brother, Fillan McCarthy, the Robber.
- The Sociopath: She has some signs of this, namely killing her parents, manipulating her brother, and just generally using people to get what she wants.
- Theme Naming: She and her brother have rhyming names, which Erudito mocks in his hacked files on them.
- The Vamp: Implied to be one.
- Violent Glaswegian: Is of Scottish background.
The Macandal Bodyguard
The Mackandal Bodyguard
The Mountebank
The Mountebank (Victor Wolcott)
A British doctor shrouded in mystery and a member of the Templar Order, Victor Wolcott was well-known for his experiments, fascinated by biology as he was. He would also brew various potions and medicine, some of which were rumoured to keep the patient from the brink of death.
- Beard of Evil
- Badass Longcoat
- Combat Medic: Said to have elixers that could keep patients from the brink of death.
- Dark Is Evil: His Dark Costume, Undertaker Costume, and even his default look all have him dressing in primarily black clothing.
- Deadly Doctor: Continuing the tradition set by Malfatto and Seraffo.
- Evil Brit
- Expy: The American Revolution's version of the Deadly Doctors from the Renaissance, the Doctor and the Ottoman Doctor, appearing in Brotherhood and Revelations respectively.
- Four Eyes, Zero Soul
- High-Class Glass: His beard and glasses can be changed to a goatee and monocle.
- Opaque Lenses: Much like The Engineer's goggles, his glasses are sporting these.
- Hooks and Crooks: Two of his alternate weapons.
- Snake Oil Salesman: Given what a "mountebank" is...
The Nightstalker
The Nightstalker ("Joe")
A mentally unhinged mercenary that would roam the streets of London at night, instilling fear into the populace. His true name is unknown, with "Joe" being a nickname he was given after one of his victims was heard shouting the name before they were murdered. Secretly a dedicated member of the Assassins Order.
- Ax-Crazy: Subverted, since he only pretends to be.
- Psycho for Hire: Again, subverted, due to these being rumours he uses to his own advantage.
- Coat, Hat, Mask: Or at least Coat, Hat, Scarf. His "Renegade Pack" Cool Mask plays it more straight.
- Dark Is Evil: Or is it...?
- Dark Is Not Evil: Is actually a dedicated assassin.
- Expy: Takes over the Serial Killer torch from Malfatto from Brotherhood. He's also quite reminiscent of the Renegade from Revelations, especially visually; lean rather than muscular, keeps his face hidden and has some Ax-Crazy tendencies. In fact, the Night Stalker can even be equipped with one of the Renegade's masks through Downloadable Content.
- However, as he is secretly an assassin, he actually subverts this.
- The Faceless: His face is almost completely covered by the scarf he wears over his mouth and nose. Played even more straight when wearing the Renegade's helmet.
- Hell-Bent for Leather
- Hero with Bad Publicity
- Hooks and Crooks: Utilizes the newly-introduced hook as his standard weapon.
- In the Hood: His Champion's Pack Outfit, called the "Mad Killer", has one in place of his usual fedora.
Fridge Brilliance occurs when one remembers that he is secretly an Assassin and this trope is a part of the Assassins' general uniform. - Irony: He's a member of the Assassins order but he would later be turned into an Animi Avatar for a Templar training program.
- Lean and Mean: Subverted.
- Only in It for the Money: The rumors went that coin was his only true motivation, when in fact it was a desire for justice.
- Only One Name/No Name Given
- Only Known by Their Nickname: Because people had no idea what he was actually called, he was given the moniker "Joe", after one of his Templar victims screamed out said name before they were killed.
- Serial Killer: What everyone thinks he is. His Champion's Pack outfit invokes/lampshades this, being called "The Mad Killer" outfit.
- Too Many Belts
- Why Did It Have To Be The Light?: He only moves at night, feeding the rumours that he's afraid of the light.
- Gameplay and Story Segregation: Despite this, he operates no differently in maps set in broad daylight.
The Pioneer
The Pioneer (Emily Burke)
A tomboy at heart, the Irish Emily Burke had difficulty adhering to the typical expectations of her gender at that time. When her father and brothers were lost in the war, Emily abandoned all pretense and relentlessly hunted down anyone she believed to have been involved in the loss of her family.
- Action Girl
- Badass Cape: A half-cape similar to the kind worn by Ezio.
- Badass Native: Has the appearance of one in her Champion's Pack outfit, "The Wild One".
- Bayonet Ya: Her musket features one.
- Braids of Action: One of her hairstyles.
- Evil Wears Black: In her Dark Costume obviously, but her Champion's Pack outfit also has a lot of black in it.
- Friendly Sniper: The musket is her standard weapon.
- Irony: Despite having been on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge against the Templars in her time, she would later become an Animi Avatar for a Templar training program.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Her alias of "Calamity Mily."
- Pistol-Whipping: Her default musket kills usually involve bashing the target's head in with the hilt. One of her custom kill animations has her striking her target in the back of the head, sending them tumbling to the ground, before firing a musket ball straight through their skull.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: After her father and brothers were killed by Templars during the Revolutionary War, she would kill any Templar she considered to be involved with their deaths.
- Tomboy
- One of the Boys: Deconstructed, as her bio says that the expectation for her to be a Proper Lady (as was to be expected during that time) was something she had a hard time adjusting to as a result of her tomboyishness. She put up with it though, until her father and brothers were killed, at which point she abandoned the pretense.
- You Killed My Father: By the Templars, hence her feud with them.
The Preacher
The Preacher (Federico Perez)
A preacher of Spanish descent and member of the Templar Order, Padre Federico Perez was unwavering in his faith and saw it as his duty to "cleanse the land of sinners". Which usually involved killing them. Dealing out death as often as forgiveness, he travelled the lands in search of those who needed his 'guidance'.
- Badass Preacher: Considering that "The Preacher" is his title, it's not hard to see why he fits this.
- Expy: Continuing the trend set by previous Sinister Ministers, Brother Ristoro (the Priest) and Cyril of Rhodes (the Deacon), who appeared in Brotherhood and Revelations respectively, we now have Padre Federico Perez as the man of the cloth that is completely devoid of any morality whatsoever.
- Whole Costume Reference: Has an available outfit that is called "the Deacon" costume. Like the Lady Maverick's unlockable costume, it's not entirely identical, but certainly evocative enough. In this case, he loses the hat and dons the red robes of the Deacon.
- In the Hood: In his aforementioned "Deacon" costume.
- Holier Than Thou
- Knight Templar/He Who Fights Monsters: A rather literal example. See Sinister Minister below.
- Purple Is Powerful: His Champion's Pack outfit has him in purple, rather than the default, greyish-green.
- Real Men Love Jesus
- Royal Rapier: Two of his alternate weapons.
- Sinister Minister: Stated as having an obsessive need to "cleanse the land of sinners (Assassins)" to the point where he "dealt out death as quickly as he did forgiveness", apparently due to his unwavering faith. His attitude towards heretics was not much better, usually hanging them immediately.
The Redcoat
The Redcoat (Eleanor Mallow)
A devoted member of the Templar Order, Eleanor Mallow was the daughter of Commander Matthew Davenport, secretly carrying out missions against the Assassins for him. Young, strong and malleable, she was considered the fascist type that the Templars like.
- Badass Cape: Gets one in her Champion's Pack outfit.
- Badass Longcoat: Also a part of her Champion's Pack outfit.
- Dark Action Girl
- The Baroness: Sexpot variety, though not as much as the Lady Maverick.
- Bayonet Ya: Her musket is equipped with one like the other gun-wielding multiplayer characters.
- Cold Sniper: Two of her secondary weapons.
- Daddy's Girl: Since there's no mention whatsoever of her mother, one can assume that she didn't play as large a role in Eleanor's life as her Templar father, who regimented her life in a military fashion and carefully made her into one of the Templars' more capable members.
- Downloadable Content
- Military Brat: Explicitly called a brat in her in-game biography.
- Royal Rapier: Her standard weapon.
- Sweet Polly Oliver: Averted. One would expect her to do a more adequate job of concealing her gender, when hiding amongst her father's troops, but the trope never comes into play; she wears her hair long and the uniform itself does little to hide her curves. Fridge Brilliance, since Erudito's hacked version reveals that she wasn't hiding her identity from her father at all, rather she would carry out specific, Templar-related missions for him.
- Tomboyish Ponytail: One of her alternate hairstyles.
- Whole Costume Reference: Her Officer alternate outfit has her resembling (perhaps fittingly) the Officer Teodor Viscardi from Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
The Robber
The Robber (Fillan McCarthy)
As an orphan, Fillan was forced to learn the ways of the streets to survive, becoming a skilled thief while his elder sister, Gillian McCarthy, climbed the social ladder through seduction and manipulation, so that she could better protect him. Not wanting to be a burden, he broke ties with her and now lives each day as it comes. In actuality, it was because his sister joined the Templars, Fillan joining the Assassins soon after.
- The Artful Dodger: And referenced with the title of his Champion's Pack outfit: "The Snatcher".
- Badass Longcoat: Dons one of these in his Champion's Pack outfit.
- Cain and Abel: What he and his sister's relationship may have turned into, after she joined the Templars.
- Even The Morally Ambiguous Have Loved Ones: Seems to have genuinely loved his sister, or at least until she abandoned him for wealth and power.
- Expy: Most notably of the Footpad from Brotherhood, who he shares a lot of characteristics with, especially in design. His relationship with his sister, the Lady Maverick, is also uncannily similar to that of the Thief, also from Brotherhood, and her dead brother.
- Whole Costume Reference: In addition, one of his alternate costumes gives his outfit a color scheme identical to the Footpad's.
- Hooks and Crooks: A crude grappling hook is his weapon.
- Messy Hair: His default hairstyle, most likely to reflect his poor style of life.
- Orphan's Ordeal
- Sibling Team
- Brother–Sister Team: Used to be part of one with his sister, Gillian, until she joined the Templars.
- Theme Naming: He and his sister have rhyming names, which Erudito mocks in his hacked files on them.
- Unwitting Pawn: Erudito theorizes that it was more likely he became this to the assassins as opposed to being a full-fledged member.
The Silent Shadow
The Silent Shadow (Atasa:ta/Chogan)
An individual of Mohawk descent, Atasa:ta was raised away from his tribe by his father, learning many skills necessary to survive in the wild. When his father was killed by Templars, Atasa:ta started roaming the cities as well, jumping at every opportunity to exact vengeance upon them.
- Animal Motifs: Several eagle references throughout his character.
- Badass Native
- Badass Cape: Has a large variety of them.
- Bayonet Ya: His musket is equipped with one like the other gun-wielding multiplayer characters.
- Braids, Beads and Buckskins
- Friendly Sniper: Two of his secondary weapons.
- Expy / Shadow Archetype: He is quite similar to Connor, both being individuals of Mohawk background whose loss of a parent at the hands of the Templars and their associates prompts them to wage war against them. They even both use a tomahawk as their main weapon and have two names each, their Mohawk name, and a more easily pronounceable name.
- Whole Costume Reference: One of his unlockable outfits has him donning a hood and a cape that's similar to the Sentinel.
- I Have Many Names: He went through several name changes during development, which eventually ended with the three he uses now, Atasa:ta being his Mohawk name and Chogan and Krynn most likely being ones he adopted for convenience, like Connor. Before this, he was known as Atasa:ta The Kryn. His multiplayer title also went through several changes, at first being the Black Bird, which then became the Shadow and then turned into the Silent Shadow.
- In the Hood: In his Warrior costume.
- Irony: Despite being the son of an Assassin with a hatred for the Templars, his genetic memories end up being used in an Abstergo project.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Stated as "always looking for a chance at revenge" after his father was killed by a British Officer.
- You Killed My Father: A British Officer, hence his Roaring Rampage of Revenge.
- According to an Erudito hack, it was actually by a Templar raiding party.
The Sharpshooter
The Sharpshooter (Caleb Garret)
Described as "a master of all things guns", Caleb Garret joined the American Revolutionary War and the Assassins after he witnessed his friends being buried alive by Templars. Thanks to his expertise with weaponry, he could protect his team with deadly efficiency.
- Badass Cape: Gets a nice, fur-lined one in his Champion's Pack outfit that is similar to that of the Count from Revelations.
- Badass Longcoat: Always dressed in one of these, except for the above outfit, "the Minuteman", where he exchanges it for a cape.
- Bayonet Ya: His hunting rifle is equipped with one like the other gun-wielding multiplayer characters.
- Friendly Sniper
- Downloadable Content
- Expy: Visually, he looks a lot like a certain Mr. Marston. Or The Man With No Name, if you will. His name and backstory are close to another wide-brimmed-hat-wearing sharpshooter named Caleb...
- La Résistance: Fights in the Revolutionary army. Referenced in his Champion's Pack outfit, which is the outfit of a minuteman.
- Pistol-Whipping: His default rifle kills usually involve bashing the target's head in with the hilt.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Joined the Assassins and the American Revolutionaries against the Templars after they killed his friends.
The Strong Man
The Strong Man (Nukilik)
An Inuit Chieftain, Nukilik is dedicated to the safety of his people, willing to travel countless miles to aid them. Despite his large stature, he demonstrates both strength and agility, making him an especially large threat at close range.
- Badass Native: An Inuit Chieftain.
- Bayonet Ya: His muskets have them, including one that is a dagger tied to the rifle rather then an actual bayonet.
- Braids, Beads and Buckskins
- Friendly Sniper: Two of his secondary weapons.
- Gondor Calls for Aid: When he learned of the plight faced by his kin who lived in areas affected by the Revolutionary War, he went out of his way to journey all the way over there and help them out, aiding the Revolutionaries in the process.
- Historical Fiction: Erudito's hacked version of his biography rather frighteningly suggests that Nukilik and his backstory - a cliché underdog story, according to him - were completely fabricated by the Templars and that he never even existed during the period of the American Revolution.
- Lightning Bruiser: Described as one.
- Names to Run Away from Really Fast: His title is the only one that singles out and defines one trait: his strength.
- Nemean Skinning: Like the Bear, his Champion's Pack outfit has him donning the skin of a polar bear.
- Odd Name Out: Most of the titles for the multiplayer persona encompass their overall character. Nukilik, on the other hand, is a leader, journeyman, and warrior, but his title is the very straightforward and specific "Strong Man".
- Only One Name
