Who they are
Arno's Paris story refuses to make the Revolution morally tidy. His connection to Élise shows how faction labels cannot contain every relationship.
Their story belongs to Revolutions and industrial cities. Paris, London, China, India and Russia test a hidden order inside revolutions that promise change but can reproduce control.
Their story, step by step
- Step 1
Carry a childhood loss
Arno's life is marked by the violence that joins Assassin and Templar histories before he understands either side.
- Step 2
Love across the divide
His relationship with Élise makes the French Revolution a personal conflict where loyalty cannot be cleanly separated from grief.
- Step 3
What their choices leave behind
Arno's growth comes through failure and accountability, not through the fantasy that a revolutionary city can be saved by one hidden hero.
Turning points
- Being raised after his father's death.
- Joining the Brotherhood amid revolutionary Paris.
- Learning from loss and the consequences of divided loyalties.
Where their story stands now
Arno's growth comes through failure and accountability, not through the fantasy that a revolutionary city can be saved by one hidden hero.
Who they are tied to
Where this fits in the story
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 1
Survive Paris
Arno learns that love and faction allegiance can be structurally opposed.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 2
Free London
The Fryes confront a city organised around labour and capital.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 3
Read the Chronicles
Three smaller games preserve a global Brotherhood.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 4
Move to the ancient reset
Origins reimagines how the order first formed.