History VideoGame / AssassinsCreedIIILiberation

* FemmeFatale: Aveline becomes a femme fatale whenever she's in her lady persona who can bribe guards and charm gentlemen to have them follow her and then disguards them when she's done with them.

* FemmeFatale: Aveline becomes a femme fatale whenever she's in her lady persona who can bribe guards and charm gentlemen to have them follow her and then dismisses them when she's done with them.

* FakeOutFadeOut: [[The ending of the game is edited in a way to make it look like Aveline had eventually agreed to join the Templars with her step-mother, but the credits was cut short with a Citizen E which reveals that there's actually more to the real ending that Abstergo left out.]]

''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' is a VideoGame in the ''Franchise/AssassinsCreed'' series, developed for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita, and later released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/Xbox360 and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]]. Taking place between the years 1765 and 1780 in UsefulNotes/NewOrleans during the Louisiana rebellion against the Spanish occupation of the city, it was released on October 30, 2012 in conjunction with ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIII''.

An HD re-release of the game (marketed as ''Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD'') was announced in September 2013 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/XBox360 and PC, via digital download, and released on January 14, 2014. It features additional missions, improved graphics, reworked sound and various other tweaks to bring the game closer to its console brethren in quality. A {{remaster}}ed version, along with a remaster of ''Assassins Creed III'', was included in the season pass for ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedOdyssey'', and got a standalone digital release in 2019.

* ButNotTooBlack: Deliberately invoked, and Aveline can use this to her advantage because she can put on a dress to look like a member of the aristocracy, or put on rags to pretend to be a slave. During a party, some gossipers do comment on her complexion but don't openly insult her for it.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Agaté.

* WhipItGood: Aveline has a whip in order to make her LeParkour easier. It can also be used in combat to bring enemies towards her. It's similar in function to Connor's rope dart, except there's no limit on using it (though you can't string guards up and leave them hanging -- they fall back down shortly after Aveline does).

* AnAxeToGrind: Aveline has access to a number of axes. Synching your [=PS3=] with the PS Vita allows her to use Connor's iconic tomahawk as well.

* WalkingArmory: Aveline's Assassin persona can carry a [[MacheteMayhem machete]][=/=][[BladeEnthusiast knife]][=/=][[AnAxeToGrind axe]], a [[CoolSword sword]][=/=][[CarryABigStick club]][=/=]bigger axe, [[GunsAkimbo a pair of pistols]], [[PoisonedWeapons a blowpipe]] and two [[BladeBelowTheShoulder Hidden Blades]]; it's really no wonder her notoriety can't be brought down to zero. Averted for the Slave persona, which can't use Aveline's full arsenal.

* StockSubtitle: ''Liberation''

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: If there's a reward for collecting something, it's this. The hats you get don't look all that different than the standard one but provide some nifty, if not exactly spectacular, bonuses. It's the outfits you receive for the persona specific collectibles that really stand out design-wise. The Assassin's outfit is a houngan-inspired, [[FashionableAsymmetry asymmetrical]] costume with skull face paint. The Lady's is an entirely different dress skin, rather than a recolor, and with loads more lace, layers, and a new NiceHat. The Slave persona's, on the other hand, is basically just the default with a skirt and some hoop earrings.

* NiceHat: Tricornes everywhere! There's also a Templar target with a particularly nice top hat.

* PrettyInMink: Aveline's Lady persona includes a NiceHat that matches her PimpedOutDress, and the hat is decorated with fox tails and [[FluffyFashionFeathers black feathers]].

* WalkingArmory: Aveline's Assassin persona can carry a [[MacheteMayhem machete]]/[[BladeEnthusiast knife]]/[[AnAxeToGrind axe]], a [[CoolSword sword]]/[[CarryABigStick club]]/bigger axe, [[GunsAkimbo a pair of pistols]], [[PoisonedWeapons a blowpipe]] and two [[BladeBelowTheShoulder Hidden Blades]]; it's really no wonder her notoriety can't be brought down to zero. Averted for the Slave persona, which can't use Aveline's full arsenal.

* WalkingArmory: Aveline's Assassin persona can carry a [[MacheteMayhem machete]]/[[KnifeNut knife]]/[[AnAxeToGrind axe]], a [[CoolSword sword]]/[[CarryABigStick club]]/bigger axe, [[GunsAkimbo a pair of pistols]], [[PoisonedWeapons a blowpipe]] and two [[BladeBelowTheShoulder Hidden Blades]]; it's really no wonder her notoriety can't be brought down to zero. Averted for the Slave persona, which can't use Aveline's full arsenal.

* MixedAncestry: Aveline is half-French and half-African; unlike a lot of people in this category, she lived a very privileged life as the daughter of a nobleman, due to her mother becoming a ''plaçee'', freeing herself from slavery. And though she attained liberty and status, Aveline's mother remained, in the eyes of the law, an "unofficial wife" that would eventually be replaced.

* NotSoDifferent: [[spoiler:Both de Ferrer and Madeleine use this argument against Aveline on more than one occasion, praising her when her actions indirectly benefit the Templars and claiming their aims are more similar than they might initially seem. Madeleine even points how Aveline and Agaté clash often, with the relationship between mentor and mentee having completely soured by the end of the game. Of course, Abstergo uses this to their advantage, twisting the story so that Aveline appears to join the Templar cause, when in truth she very much remains on the side of the Assassins]].
* UsefulNotes/NewOrleans: The setting, during the Spanish occupation. Though the Spanish are initially seen as oppressors, they ease up a bit over time.