Hidden Blade Ring Finger at Stephan Warren blog

Hidden Blade Ring Finger. Designed as a stealth weapon, the hidden blade is strapped to the underside of an assassin's arm, extending and retracting as the assassin flexes certain muscles. The cutting of the ring finger also held a deep significance for the brotherhood. The finger removal tradition was another thing he wanted to stop. To increase the stealth capabilities of the hidden blade, assassins would cut off their ring finger. The changes that have been made to its design all feel like natural progressions, and where functionality has gotten a little too fussy in certain games, the last iteration in syndicate feels like a neat balance between basic tool and exciting gadget. If the blade is above your wrist it's pretty hard to raise you finger high enough for a blade fixed there to cut them. This was likely a great relief to the newer initiates. Therefore, they altered the design of the hidden blade, allowing people to use it without cutting off their fingers. After all, a missing ring finger is an easy way to identify an assassin. This would allow the blade to extend naturally from the hole created by the user's missing appendage. The removal of an assassin's left ringer finger is tied with their use of the hidden blade in assassin's creed.

The changes that have been made to its design all feel like natural progressions, and where functionality has gotten a little too fussy in certain games, the last iteration in syndicate feels like a neat balance between basic tool and exciting gadget. This was likely a great relief to the newer initiates. The finger removal tradition was another thing he wanted to stop. This would allow the blade to extend naturally from the hole created by the user's missing appendage. To increase the stealth capabilities of the hidden blade, assassins would cut off their ring finger. The removal of an assassin's left ringer finger is tied with their use of the hidden blade in assassin's creed. If the blade is above your wrist it's pretty hard to raise you finger high enough for a blade fixed there to cut them. Therefore, they altered the design of the hidden blade, allowing people to use it without cutting off their fingers. After all, a missing ring finger is an easy way to identify an assassin. Designed as a stealth weapon, the hidden blade is strapped to the underside of an assassin's arm, extending and retracting as the assassin flexes certain muscles.

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Hidden Blade Ring Finger The changes that have been made to its design all feel like natural progressions, and where functionality has gotten a little too fussy in certain games, the last iteration in syndicate feels like a neat balance between basic tool and exciting gadget. This would allow the blade to extend naturally from the hole created by the user's missing appendage. Therefore, they altered the design of the hidden blade, allowing people to use it without cutting off their fingers. The removal of an assassin's left ringer finger is tied with their use of the hidden blade in assassin's creed. After all, a missing ring finger is an easy way to identify an assassin. Designed as a stealth weapon, the hidden blade is strapped to the underside of an assassin's arm, extending and retracting as the assassin flexes certain muscles. If the blade is above your wrist it's pretty hard to raise you finger high enough for a blade fixed there to cut them. This was likely a great relief to the newer initiates. The cutting of the ring finger also held a deep significance for the brotherhood. To increase the stealth capabilities of the hidden blade, assassins would cut off their ring finger. The finger removal tradition was another thing he wanted to stop. The changes that have been made to its design all feel like natural progressions, and where functionality has gotten a little too fussy in certain games, the last iteration in syndicate feels like a neat balance between basic tool and exciting gadget.