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THIS, is a piece I really need to commission a talented artist to redraw. I still do not know the best way on how to draw Leon looking away from the camera and the way it looks now, it’s hideous. I wasn’t able to import the photos I took on my copy of Assassin’s Creed Origins, but I was able to take some screencaps from a walkthrough video for reference on the loincloths. Yes, the shadows look wonky, sorry about that. Also, that purple thing is supposed to be one of those rugs/sheets they hang over their stalls to block the sun and the elements, I couldn’t make a normal rug pattern.

Purchasing new gear in AC games has been around since the second installment. In Origins, however, you’ll find your pockets filled with equipment from looted enemies and treasure chests (Thank goodness for hammerspace diaper loincloths). Compared to earlier games like AC II, which had roughly around 30 or less main weapons, you’ll find hundreds in this game, quite frequently. To clear out your bloated inventory, you can sell this equipment at blacksmiths and if you have a lot, you’ll find yourself making tons of money from it. In addition, you can also break down weapons into materials needed to upgrade your permanent gear like armor or quiver.

This poor blacksmith is flummoxed by how much stuff this Medjay wants to sell. It must be pretty painful to slip that stuff down your pamps.