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Tonin

**Tonin** (pronounced tow-nuh) is a boy Amicia and Hugo encounter while playing and exploring the ruins of a castle in the countryside.

## Biography

### Background and Early Life

Tonin was born to a family of farmers. Together with his family, they operate a large private farmstead, and being the youngest member, Tonin was assigned to overlook the property and report sightings of thieves, raiders, and trespassers to its workers and his brothers.

### Under a New Sun

One day, Tonin overhears Amicia and Hugo frolicking on the other side of a river bank. This takes his attention away from his duties as keeper of the farm housed within an abandoned castle. On the other side of the bank, Tonin introduces himself and asks to participate with the duo. The children mow down all the pine cones, with Tonin landing the coup de grace. Suddenly, Tonin appears apprehensive and runs off while the siblings continue playing.

It turns out that Tonin is a part of the beekeeper group and is likely a son of the group's leader. When he returns, thieves have entered and attempted to rob the place, resulting in a fire that burns several valuable hives and turns the workers murderous towards any strangers, including the de Rune siblings.

As the children flee, they witness one of the farm owner's sons strangling Tonin for failing to keep watch, and his brothers mention that he was their father's mistake, intending to kill him as punishment. When Hugo intervenes, the sons instead attempt to murder them both, prompting Hugo to summon rats to devour their aggressors and protect Amicia.

## Personality

Tonin occupies the unfortunate crux of the action in these early stages, much like the de Rune children. Although he only features briefly, Tonin mirrors Hugo and Amicia. All three fight to scrape together some semblance of their childhood whilst knowing deep down that they won't be able to have one.

## Relationships

### Mathias

After Tonin failed to alert the farm workers when thieves entered the property, the raid resulted in a fire that destroyed several valuable crops and beehives. One of his brothers, Mathias, took it out on Tonin and is found strangling him afterwards, claiming he was their "father's greatest mistake", and that he will "correct that now", before Hugo intervened.

### Remi

Remi is one of Tonin's brothers who saw death as a fitting punishment after the boy failed his duties as keeper of the farm. Eventually, Hugo winded up summoning rats to devour his brothers who were in the process of strangling Amicia to death, resulting in their father leading the rest of the farm after them for revenge.

### Hugo de Rune

Hugo is quickly drawn to him, and Tonin seemed to enjoy playing with the siblings. Despite a rather swift encounter, Hugo was willing to intervene and save Tonin from the hands of his oppressors, later revealed to be two of his own kin, who were bent on killing him for failing to keep watch of the farmstead.

### Amicia de Rune

Amicia lashed out to protect him from the bullies that prowl the grounds of the stronghold. Amicia consequently ended up taking another life, despite her adamance never to do so again.
Gille "Chance" Chancelier

Gille, also known as Chance, was born in Martinique.
He attended the University of West Indies and received a degree in
chemistry. He then moved to the US and pursued a Master of Science in Chemistry
from Hampton Bay Naval Academy. He holds dual citizenship from France and the
United States.

While serving in the US Navy, he worked his way up to Captain of
the USS Lexington. During his travels, Chance collect art pieces from around
the world that increased in value over the years. He also purchased a rundown
habitation in Martinique. Over the years, he has used the farmland to produce
crops for his company. He also renovated the villa.

After twenty years of hard work, Chance is now a professor at the Hampton Naval Academy. He is also quite wealthy due to his secret business. In addition, Chance's wise property investments have yielded a villa in Martinique and a large home and compound in Hampton Bay, Virginia.

From the moment Chance saw Taylor, he has been in love.
Despite his trysts with other women, it is Taylor that he desires. He is willing to wait as long as it takes to have her.
Soap

*Is it soap?*[src]
Hugo

The **Soap** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*As the fear of miasmas (associated with the smell of the dead) spreads, hygiene makes great advances along with the development of towns and villages. Rudimentary sewers start to appear and most villages have saunas (public baths) accessible to all. On a daily basis, everyone washes their hands before each meal and soap can be found in even the most modest buildings.*
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## History

### The Strangers

As soon and the de Rune siblings enter the town, it is immediately clear that something is not going well. The few villagers left are so scared of the Plague that they won't even approach other people.

Amicia and Hugo reach an isolated alley of the village, where an unidentified inhabitant bellows at them to go away. It is at this moment that Hugo sees a small portion of soap just next to the streams which flows inside the town. Eventually Amicia suggests to leave it there since it may be infected.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Is it soap?*
Amicia: *Don't touch it Hugo. Leave it alone.*[src]
Hugo and Amicia spotting some soap
A Plague Tale Wiki

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The Sequel to the Award-winning A Plague Tale: InnocenceAfter escaping their devastated homeland, Amicia and Hugo travel far south, to new regions and vibrant cities. There, they attempt to start a new life and control Hugo's curse. But, when Hugo's powers reawaken, death and destruction return in a flood of devouring rats. Forced to flee once more, the siblings place their hopes in a prophesized island that may hold the key to saving Hugo.

A Plague Tale: InnocenceFollow the critically acclaimed tale of young Amicia and her little brother Hugo, in a heartrending journey through the darkest hours of history. Hunted by Inquisition soldiers and surrounded by unstoppable swarms of rats, Amicia and Hugo will come to know and trust each other. As they struggle to survive against overwhelming odds, they will fight to find purpose in this brutal, unforgiving world.

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Taylor Gaines: A Second Chance

Taylor Gaines finally has her man, and what a man he is. Gille Chancellor is handsome, sexy and rich! She is married and has a new baby on the way, but it is not all happily ever after. Taylor discovers that the husband of her close friend has a woman on the side. On top of that, someone is stalking the Chancelier family. Chance finally resorts to dangerous plan to flush out his enemies who are out to get his wife.
Abandoned Village

The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure **conjecture**.

## Behind the Scenes

### Debut

*A Plague Tale: Innocence*

The **Abandoned Village** is one of a few different locations in the level "The Path Before Us". It is a small village located near an old water mill, both now lying in ruins. According to Mélie, the village had been destroyed in a single day and thenceforth abandoned by its inhabitants.

## History

### The Path Before Us

After fleeing the English encampment through the nearby forest and crossing the water mill, Amicia, Hugo, and Mélie pass these ruins on their way to Mélie and Arthur's hideout.
Perreux

*I know a guilty look when I see one... but whatever you've done, I won't give up a child.*[[Source: "Leaving All Behind"|[src]]]
Perreux when the Beast storms his camp in search of Amicia and Hugo

**Perreux** is the leader of a pilgrimage Amicia and Hugo come across in their travels. He is said to know the Provence region well.

## Gallery

Perreux leads a massPerreux's pilgrimage camp
Daffodil

*It's a daffodil...*[src]
Hugo

The **Daffodil** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> It is said that it grew from the remains of Narcissus, a mythological figure who died while looking at his own reflection. It symbolizes egoism and selfishness. Despite a marked toxic potential recognized by humanity since Antiquity, many European countries have used it to treat tumors, epilepsy, and hair loss—to varying degrees of success.
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## Acquisition

The flower can be found off of the path, near two big trees.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Amicia, look...*
Amicia: *Look Hugo... a flower...*
Hugo: *It's a daffodil... Do you want it?*
Amicia: *Of course.*
Hugo: *You're not... too cross, are you?*
Amicia: *I was scared, Hugo...*
Hugo: *Me too...*
Amicia: *Well, it's over now... Lady Daffodil will watch over us.*
Amicia: *Yes...*[src]
Amicia and Hugo
Theriaque

*Let's leave that where it is...*[src]
Amicia

The **Theriaque** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*A decoction made up of more than 50 plant, mineral, and animal ingredients that take more than a year of fermentation for their properties to become complete. Against the Great Evil, it seems to have the effect of accelerating the development of buboes, thus making it possible to remove the infection after incision.*
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## Related Dialogues

*Ugh... Let's leave that where it is...*[src]
Amicia
Alchemical Crucible

*... Lucas will be happy...*[src]
Amicia

The **Alchemical Crucible** is a collectible Gift item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*An alchemist's most fundamental tool. This stone container is able to withstand extreme conditions (high furnace temperatures, acids) without eroding or breaking. Throughout the alchemical process, it carries the potential of the final Great Work.*
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## Related Dialogues

*An alchemist's crucible... Lucas will be happy...*[src]
Amicia
Herbarium

One of the main collectibles throughout the game are flowers, which are added to Hugo's Herbarium. When found, the flowers are put in Amicia's hair (whether by Hugo or Amicia herself.) A Plague Tale: Reqiem's counterpart is Hugo's Collection.

* Carnations
* Aquilegia
* Gladiolus
* Hawthorn
* St. John's Wort
* Lavender
* Daisy
* Rhododendron
* Cinquefoils
* Daffodil
* Black Nightshade
* Rockfoils
* Christmas Rose
Oliphant

*What's that horn?*[src]
Amicia

The **Oliphant** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*Easily transportable, capable of only one single note, but audible from far away, Oliphants ensured communication between the various units of an army. It signaled gathering, advancing or falling back-a highly complex and yet vital tool to spread information quickly and clearly in the midst of the noise.*
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## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *What's that horn?*
Lucas: *It's called an Oliphant I think. This man was probably a captain.*[src]
Amicia and Lucas
Rhododendron

*It would make Hugo smile, perhaps...*[src]
Amicia

The **Rhododendron** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> While the rhododendron is harmless, honey made from its flowers is said to carry toxins with hallucinogenic and laxative properties. This is what seemingly thwarted the Greek army resulting in the Retreat of the Ten Thousand—the soldiers gorged themselves on this honey after looting and suffered its effects. Its apparent harmfulness is probably what made it a symbol of risk and danger.
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## Acquisition

The flower can be found in the courtyard of Château d'Ombrage.

## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *It would make Hugo smile, perhaps...*
Rodric: *Hey. Don't worry, he's a resourceful kid.*
Amicia: *I know, but... You're right.*[src]
Amicia and Rodric
Lambert

**Lambert** was a servant who served the de Rune family.

## History

Lambert was one of the estate's caretakers.

### Death

After Amicia, Hugo, and Béatrice de Rune find their way through the gardens Lambert is surprised the three of them are alive and escorts them to the garden gate where Amicia and Hugo escape. Béatrice does not flee with her children but shuts the gate behind them and Amicia is shocked when she sees a sword dripping with blood goes straight through the gate and believes her mother is dead when it was Lambert who was stabbed by Nicholas.

### All That Remains

Lambert's body was found in the same place he was killed. Amicia and Lucas discover his body untouched by the rats like many of the other servants.

## Physical Appearance

Lambert wore a red tunic that reached his mid-thigh and leather boot-tucked leggings. He also wore a cropped cloak around his shoulders and fastened at his neck with a rope.

## Personality

Lambert was entirely loyal to the de Rune family, even if it meant sacrificing his own life. He willingly sacrificed his life for Béatrice de Rune, leaping in front of her to take the blow from Nicholas' sword.
Cinquefoil

*A flower... Intact...*[src]
Amicia

The **Cinquefoil** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> It owes its name to its number of petals—five, like the fingers on a hand. From a medicinal point of view, it was used from Antiquity in the form of pastes or decoctions to fight illnesses of the digestive tract, calm fever, and stop bleeding. It is also an important symbol in heraldry, decorating the coats of arms of the great families of north-west France.
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## Acquisition

Leave the house through an opening in Amicia's bedroom that leads down to the kitchen. After exiting, turn left and walk towards the tree to find the flower. With Hugo under the care of Mélie and Arthur back in the Château d'Ombrage, Amicia puts it in her hair herself.

## Related Dialogues

Lucas: *A flower... Intact...*
Amicia: *A cinquefoil... I think...*
Lucas: *Hugo wouldn't have wanted us to leave it here.*[src]
Amicia and Lucas
Cathedral

The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure **conjecture**.

## General Information

### Inhabitant(s)

Vitalis Bénévent
 Béatrice de Rune (captivity)

## Behind the Scenes

### Chapter(s)

"Coronation"

Towering over the Infected Town, the **Cathedral** is a once-majestic place of worship, now twisted and corrupted by the Grand Inquisitor. Being the main objective of the game's penultimate chapter, "Coronation", it serves as the site of the game's final boss battle against Vitalis.

## History

### Coronation

Having empowered himself with the Prima Macula using Hugo's blood, Grand Inquisitor Vitalis moves Béatrice de Rune from the Bastion into the cathedral, where the Grand Inquisitor prepares to usher in his vision of a new world.

After fighting their way through the now completely-blighted town, Amicia, Hugo, Lucas and Mélie enter the cathedral to put an end to Vitalis' reign once and for all. Upon their entry, they behold the extent of Vitalis' cruelty: rows upon rows of pews lined with decaying carcasses, an entire congregation sacrificed to appease the Grand Inquisitor.

As the children approach, Hugo summons swarms of black rats in preparation. Yet so too has Vitalis built up an army: an overwhelming horde of pale, hairless rats, the "angels of his new world". What follows is an all-out war of rats, as Hugo pits his own black rats against Vitalis' creations.

Pushed to desperation, Vitalis summons his pale rats to his side, shielding himself from harm. In one final, cataclysmic duel, the de Rune children face off against the Macula-powered Grand Inquisitor. Wielding his power over the rats, Hugo sends swarms of his own to break through Vitalis' defenses, allowing Amicia to strike at him directly. Defeated at last, Vitalis collapses to the cathedral floor, his power broken, as Hugo looks on.

## Gallery

The long walk down the aisleAfter the pews have been smashed, nothing is left but rot
## Trivia

* At the beginning of "In the Shadow of Ramparts", the player is presented with an overview of the entire town. In the distance, the player can see their objective, the University, illuminated by torchlight. Far to the left of this is what appears to be the Cathedral.
* Given the distinctive shape and architecture, this cathedral may be intended to be, or otherwise inspired by the Cathedral of Reims and perhaps by the Notre-Dame. The interior is very similar to that of the interior of the Amien's Cathedral and the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul in Troyes, and is therefore surely very inspired by the latter. Construction on that cathedral dates back to the thirteenth century, with Paris being the capital of France since long before the game's setting of 1348.

## References

1. ↑ *Friends of Notre-Dame de Paris* – "Notre-Dame Cathedral Paris" by Friends of Notre-Dame de Paris. Published January 21, 2021. Retrieved January 23, 2023.
2. ↑ *HISTORY.com* – "Paris celebrates 2,000th birthday" by A&E Television Networks. Published November 24, 2009. Retrieved January 23, 2023.
Declaration of War

*This is the English declaration of war!*[src]
Amicia

The **Declaration of War** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*The Casus Belli serves as the official justification for a conflict between sovereigns, although its legitimacy is often questionable. Some serve primarily economic interests. The Hundred Years' War thus enabled the French King Philippe VI to tax his people in order to fill the kingdom's coffers, and King Edward III to satisfy the English nobility, whose land revenues had fallen severely.*
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## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *This is the English declaration of war! Edward III claims the French throne...*
Mélie: *Huh... When I want something, I don't declare it, I take it.*[src]
Amicia and Mélie
Phoenix

The phoenix from Hugo's dream

During Hugo de Rune's seizures, he has visions of a **phoenix** calling him to a mysterious island known as La Cuna.

## History

### Background

In the cult of La Cuna's mythology, the phoenix was a metonym for the Child of Embers, which was the key to enlightenment and rebirth against the rats. From a Girardian perspective, this could be taken as the veil that myths try to cast over the scapegoating mechanisms. When Hugo de Rune puts her mind to the test, where she desperately follows alternating statues of phoenixes pointing towards nowhere; this seems to be a representation of Amicia's vain attempts to fashion transcendent meaning out of something where there is none. It is only when Amicia runs in the opposite direction of where these phoenixes are pointing that she finally confronts the grim reality: death.

### Under a New Sun

On their way to Red City, the group is entangled in the aftermath of a thieving raid, where the owners are intent on killing anyone they believe to be a thief. Just as they are about to kill Amicia, Hugo summons rats to devour them as he loses consciousness from the stress. As he does, he begins drifting into a recurring dream he has been having for weeks of a far-off island with two large mountains. A phoenix guides him further inland and as it does, the Prima Macula spreads further and further across his body. It gets worse and worse until he can barely move, and he is ready to collapse by the time he and the phoenix reach a tree and a small pond. He then touches the water of the pond and as if by magic, the Macula's spread stops and recedes away. He then recognizes it is a sign on how to treat his illness. Hugo awakens before he can question the bird more about the island's location and whether he can bring someone else with him.

### King Hugo

Hugo thinks he sees Amicia get killed by an arrow to the abdomen, which leads to him fully surrendering himself to the Macula in an event known as the "Nebula", where he and the Macula finally become one as a reproductive nest for the rats. After Amicia recovers, she and Lucas venture into the Nebula, where, according to Lucas, "All natural laws stop..." Amicia then experiences visions of Hugo trying to lead her to himself.

## Physical Appearance

The phoenix is shown to have vibrant crimson plumage, a light underbelly, and a peacock-length patterned tail. It has gold claws and black pupils.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Teleportation**: The phoenix has a special type of teleportation; it can teleport in a whoosh of flame.

## Trivia

* In mythology, the phoenix is a sacred bird, born of fire. Tales of it can be found in Greek, Roman, Persian, Chinese, Egyptian and Phoenician stories.

## References

1. ↑ *Geeks Under Grace* – "Religion And Violence In A Plague Tale: Requiem" by Pardo Cota, Paul. Published April 17, 2023. Retrieved December 7, 2023.
Calamus

*Mother's reed pen...*[src]
Amicia

The **Calamus** is a collectible Gift item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*A piece of dried reed cut into a tip for writing once its end is soaked in ink. However essential to the transmission of knowledge, reading and writing are practiced only by a small elite—only members of the clergy and the most educated of citizens. The majority of books available depict the world from a Christian perspective, with alchemists being among the few to describe a reality free from dogma.*
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## Related Dialogues

*Mother's reed pen... She used to write all her letters here before sending them by pigeon... I can't leave it here. She was very attached to it...*[src]
Amicia
Regional Outskirts

The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure **conjecture**.

## Behind the Scenes

### Chapter(s)

"For Each Other"

As the name implies, this part of Aquitaine presumably lies near the regional border. After defeating the Inquisition, Amicia, Hugo pass through a small village along the road on their way back from gathering herbs to heal Béatrice.

## History

### For Each Other

Three days after their victory over Vitalis at the Cathedral, Amicia, Hugo, Lucas, and Béatrice are now on the run. Consumed with grief, Mélie has gone her own way, leaving the others to continue on their quest to cure Hugo of the Macula.

Having gathered herbs from the nearby forest, Amicia and Hugo return to the nearby village where Lucas and Béatrice wait with a horse-drawn cart. At Hugo's request, Amicia can take part in a nearby game, displaying once again her mastery of the sling by knocking down all the targets. The prize, much to Hugo's delight, is an apple.

Venturing further through the village, the two learn that it has been three days since any rats were last sighted, indicating a break from the plague in the wake of the events at the cathedral. In celebration of this reprieve, the villagers are holding a fair. Yet Hugo's excitement at this news turns out to be short-lived; some "very powerful people" are still actively searching for the de Rune children. Despite their hard-won victory, Amicia knows that the Inquisition is still at large, and so she, Hugo, Lucas, and Béatrice leave the region.

## Gallery

The villageThe forest where Amicia and Hugo gathered herbsThe long road ahead
Map

*A map of the whole country...*[src]
Amicia

The **Map** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*Widespread among noble and learned circles, maps are rare and expensive as well as imprecise. That is why practical and inexpensive directional signs proliferate at road intersections. The villages, sometimes located several days' walk of each other, are ravaged by famine, war, and disease. It is through these same roads that the Plague travels, accompanying the fleeing populations who follow the saying: "leave quickly, go far, and come back late".*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *A map of the whole country...*
Mélie: *What are these bastards up to?...*[src]
Amicia and Mélie
Greek Fire Tank

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In-Game Tutorial

Greek fire is a substance that burns for a prolonged amount of time. It can be used to keep fires burning or as an explosive; it was used by the Order to maintain light to keep rats at bay, and was also utilized in carts that use the substance to spray a stream of fire. Amicia can cause the tanks to explode by shooting them with Ignifer.

First introduced in The Cradle of Centuries, Sophia explains the substance to Hugo and Amicia when they find tanks in an Order compound. She speculates that Aelia used them to blast her way inside during her attempt to get Basilius back.

In The Life We Deserve, Hugo and Amicia see one of the palace's soldiers using one of the restored carts, and another group of soldiers attempting to fix one while grumbling about how old it is.
Hideout

The title of this article is conjectural. Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure **conjecture**.

## General Information

### Creator

Arthur
 Mélie

### Inhabitant(s)

Amicia de Rune (transient)
 Arthur
 Mélie

## Behind the Scenes

### Chapter(s)

"The Path Before Us"

Mélie and Arthur's **hideout** is one of a few locations encountered in "The Path Before Us". While at first glance it appears to be little more than another derelict structure like the nearby ruins, the hideout itself is actually a secret underground chamber beneath the building itself.

## History

### The Path Before Us

Amicia, Hugo, and Mélie arrive at the hideout after escaping the English Encampment in the hopes of meeting up with Arthur, who helped them escape. Though Mélie's brother is suspiciously absent, the three of them still decide to lie low for a while, as the Inquisition is still actively searching for the de Rune children.

Sure enough, the Inquisition tracks them down that very night; Amicia is woken by Mélie, who guides her and Hugo out of the hideout through an underground tunnel. Above, the soldiers proceed to ransack the building, possibly finding the hidden chamber after the children have escaped into the woods toward Château d'Ombrage.
Wheat Flail

*A scythe...*[src]
Amicia

The **Wheat Flail** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*A tool used to collect wheat, used here as a makeshift weapon. Since most soldiers were simply commoners who had been forcibly drafted, few of them were properly trained or equipped. It wasn't uncommon for them to fight in rags with a mere knife as their sole weapon.*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *A scythe...*
Hugo: *They're fighting with that?...*
Lucas: *Not everyone has enough money to buy a sword...*[src]
The children
V.I.T.R.I.O.L.

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If so, please **upload** it!

*It's very pretty!*[src]
Hugo

The **V.I.T.R.I.O.L.** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*The abbreviation of a Latin formula: Visita Interiora Terrae Rectificando Invenies Occultum Lapidem", meaning "Visit the interior of the earth, and by rectifying what you find there, you will discover the hidden stone". This maxim sums up alchemical philosophy, based on the study of the fundamental nature of the elements that surround us and how they are transformed. These initials are also another name for sulfuric acid, used to modify the substance.*
Codex

## Acquisition

The item can be found in Laurentius' house, in the room next to his bedroom.

## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *That drawing... What does it represent?*
Lucas: *A philosophy... I would even say...*
Hugo: *It's very pretty!*[src]
The children
Christmas Rose

*It's a warrior. It defends itself... [...] It's your flower.*[src]
Hugo regards the flower to Amicia

The **Christmas Rose** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> Used since Antiquity to treat dementia and some forms of paralysis, the plant quickly became a symbol of anxiety and disquiet—this is likely due to its toxicity, as handling it with one's bare hands causes violent irritations and even more severe reactions if ingested. Strangely enough, it is found in nativity scenes around Christmas. It was supposedly born from the tears of Madelon, a young shepherdess who was desperate to offer a gift to the newborn Christ.
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## Acquisition

Before entering the burning residence, proceed to the large doors across from it that have been opened by the patrol guards and turn left to find the flower.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Amicia, look...*
Amicia: *It survived all this?*
Hugo: *Yes... It's a warrior. It defends itself...*
Amicia: *It's like us then...*
Hugo: *That's right... It's your flower.*
Amicia: *Thank you Hugo... Let's go.*[src]
Amicia and Hugo
Crossbow

The **Crossbow** is a rare special weapon.

Rare
Primary

## Info

The Crossbow is probably one of the worst weapons in the entire game and might be worse than using knives.

The Crossbow uses a unique ammo type for the weapon known as bolts.

You can obtain the Crossbow in a few ways:

* Crafting
* Crates
* Looting

## Playstyle

The Crossbow should only be used at close range due to its insanely low velocity and should be thrown into the nearest fire and then blown up and then ran over and then blown up again.
Rockfoils

*Oh... What are you doing here? It's the middle of winter...*[src]
Amicia

The **Rockfoils** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> Saxifrage, also known as "stone-breaker", is often found in cold, mountainous environments, seeping into rock crevices to avoid the frost. It symbolizes inevitability and a form of despair. This nickname comes from the fact that it was considered a means of dissolving kidney stones.
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## Acquisition

The flower can be in a storage room in Château d'Ombrage.

## Related Dialogues

*Oh... What are you doing here? It's the middle of winter...*[src]
Amicia

*Hugo should have found you...*[src]
Amicia
A Plague Tale: Requiem (soundtrack)

The music of A Plague Tale: Requiem, scored by composer Olivier Derriviere.

For a more in-depth look at how the musical arrangements represent the story, see Composer Walkthrough on YouTube.

### 01. A Plague Tale Requiem

French:

Ô ma belle lune / Ton étreinte et ton bel amour / Me rendent comme toi / Forte et belle, au lever du jour

Ô soleil / Par-dessus les êtres / Flamboyant et beau / Par-delà les mots / Je te dirai tout dans ma lettre

(Musique)

Ma joie et mon cœur / Tu fais tout mon bonheur / Ô soleil / Ô merveille / Ô rivière / Tu es pareille à ton père

Ma joie et mon cœur / Tu fais tout mon bonheur / Ô soleil / Ô merveille / Ô rivière / Tu es pareille à ton père

English:

Oh my beautiful moon / Your embrace and your good love / Make me like you / Pretty and strong, at dawn

Oh sun / Above the beings / Blazing and beautiful / Beyond the words I will tell you everything in my letter

(Music)

My joy and my heart / You make all my happiness / Oh sun / Oh wonder / Oh river / You are just like your father

My joy and my heart / You make all my happiness / Oh sun / Oh wonder / Oh river / You are just like your father

## Credits

Composer: Olivier Deriviere

Performed by The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir

Conducted by Lodewijk Van Der Ree

Choir Recording Engineer and Mixer: John Kurlander

Sound Engineer: Siim Mäesalu

Music Editor: Samuel Potin

Recorded in Estonian Public Broadcasting Studio 1

Choir Producer: Esper Linnamägi

Cello: Eric-Maria Couturier

Guitar, Luth: Giani Caserotto

Viola de Gamba: Jeanne Dorche

Nikelharpa: Eleonore Billy

Medieval Guitar: Gaëdic Chambrier

Medieval Bagpipes: Gabriel Desbiolles

Percussions: Olivier Deriviere

Flutes: Nicolas Bras

Mixing Engineer: Jérôme Devoise

Mastering Engineer: Christian Bethge

Executive Producer: Marion Deriviere
Gauthier

*Your Inquisition is over!*[src]
Gauthier

Archbishop **Gauthier** is a high-ranking official of the Catholic Church, and presumably one of the most high-ranking in France. He has come to investigate claims of heresy amongst the Inquisition.

## History

### Background

Little is known of Gauthier or his rise within the Catholic Church, but with his position came the power to oversee affairs within the Inquisition under Grand Inquisitor Vitalis Bénévent, making Gauthier his next superior under the pope.

### Blood Ties

In December 1348, Gauthier traveled to Aquitaine to confront Vitalis over his recent behavior under orders of the pope. He shook his head in disgust having watched the blithering Vitalis accept an injection of the Hugo's Macula-infused blood. Gauthier declared Vitalis to be mad with power, a vile heretic, and told him that even the pope considered him and his efforts to be a threat to the church. Thus, he informed the Grand Inquisitor that he was to be excommunicated from the church and removed as head of the Inquisition. These words had little effect on Vitalis, however, who was too far gone in his cause to obtain the power of the Prima Macula, calling Gauthier a mere puppet who would come crawling to him for salvation in the end.

Seeing Vitalis as a truly lost cause, he departed to return to Rome as Lord Nicholas entered, who spared Gauthier a passing glance, and reported to Vitalis that Hugo had been brought to the Bastion.

## Physical Appearance

Gauthier dons garb typical to his office with a white mitre on his head, green chasuble, a white orphrey with red crosses, and wears a large silver crucifix around his neck. Underneath he wears a thick, red cassock robe. In his left hand, he carries a golden crosier or pastoral staff. Despite his superior position over Vitalis, his clothing is noticeably less overly-ornate.

His face is wrinkled and round, as is typical being of advanced age, but he stands tall and straight.

## Trivia

* The real Archbishop of Bordeaux (the archbishop who had jurisdiction over affairs of the church regarding the region of Aquitaine) in 1348 would have been Bernard de Cazes, who held the position from September 17, 1348–1351.
* The pope in 1348–1350 was Clement VI, who granted remission of all sins to those who died from the plague.
Brew

*Can we use it on the rats?*[src]
Hugo

The **Brew** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*In monasteries—places of tranquillity and prayer—a true culture of craftsmanship and creation is observed, be it culinary, textile or artistic. For a long time, monks were the only ones allowed to brew beer, authorized by Charlemagne himself. The drink also seems to have saved several villages, since, as it it brought to boil while being produced, it is therefore sterilized.*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *What is it? Can we use it on the rats?*
Amicia: *No... It smells of beer... They must have brewed it...*[src]
Amicia and Hugo
Daisy

*Bring me luck... We're doing this for Hugo...*[src]
Amicia

The **Daisy** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> The daisy is a symbol of innocence and purity, and probably owes its fame to the whiteness of its petals. It was used in infusions with calming and digestive properties, known to also promote scar healing. Daisy petals were also used in salads and popular among both nobles and commoners, due to their slight pepper flavor.
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## Acquisition

Turn to the left in the area with two guards and a spotlight stand, and move the spotlight away from the rats to allow them to escape the narrow path. To get the flower, follow the narrow path.

## Related Dialogues

*A daisy!*[src]
Amicia

*You're far from home too, aren’t you? Bring me luck... We're doing this for Hugo...*[src]
Amicia
Crusader Tabard

*A tabard from the Crusades...*[src]
Amicia

The **Crusader Tabard** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*It has been a century since the last great Crusade, and the Church faces new perils, Diseases, famine, war... Calamities push humanity toward faith. This need for spiritually, combined with the many human losses, forces the clergy to train many priests in haste. But some of the people will nevertheless seek answers in paganism, superstition, and dissenting orders.*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

*A tabard from the Crusades...*[src]
Amicia
Louise

**Louise** was a servant who served the de Rune family.

## History

### The de Rune Legacy

Louise ran into Amicia de Rune just outside of Béatrice's study, who was there on her father's orders to visit her mother following the happenings at the forest. Before meeting with Béatrice, Louise had Amicia reunite with her long-lost doily, which had been woven by her mother.

### Death

When the Inquisition raided the de Rune estate in search of Hugo de Rune, Louise was among the casualties of the massacre.

## Physical Appearance

Louise had brown hair and brown eyes, and wore the simple clothing of a housemaid.

## Personality

A stalwart housekeeper, Louise had a serene demeanor when she spoke.

## Relationships

### Amicia de Rune

*... the placemat that mother made for me ... Thank you Louise!*[src]
Amicia thanks Louise for the finding of her doily

Louise had Amicia reunite with her mother's doily - which had been misplaced for a long time - when she ran into her just outside Béatrice's studio. Later, Amicia watched in horror as Louise was brutally murdered by an Inquisitor seeking Hugo de Rune.
Pound Sterling

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*Coins...*[src]
Amicia

The **Pound Sterling** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*The pound sterling is the oldest currency still in circulation and was already widespread at the end of the eleventh century, when it alone accounted for 15 tons of metal. Passing from hand to hand, crossing the borders and strata of society, money was also a powerful vector of contamination. Just like mail, people only thought to decontaminate it decades later.*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

Amicia: *Coins... Aren't you going to take them?*
Mélie: *English currency? Never touch it...*[src]
Amicia and Mélie
Hawthorn

*Nobody likes it because of the thorns, but it's good for the heart.*[src]
Hugo

The **Hawthorn** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> A thorny bush used to mark out the borders of gardens and properties, hawthorn has become a symbol of cautious hope. It is the subject of many legends, the most prestigious of which depicts it as Christ's crown of thorns. When ingested as an infusion, it regulates the heartbeat and combats shortness of breath.
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## Acquisition

After completing the water mill puzzle, the children will come across an abandoned village. Turn right just before the well and proceed to the house in the far back. Enter the house, where Hugo will discover and recognize the flower.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Oh...*
Amicia: *You know what that is?*
Hugo: *Hawthorn, I think. Nobody likes it because of the thorns, but it's good for the heart.*
Amicia: *Well aren't you a fount of knowledge!*
Hugo: *Mummy taught me.*
Amicia: *You can teach me then.*
Hugo: *And will you teach me how to use the sling?*
Amicia: *It's a deal...*[src]
Amicia and Hugo
Music

The music of A Plague Tale: Innocence, scored by composer Olivier Derriviere.

For a more in-depth look at how the musical arrangements represent the story, see Music Narration and Structure on YouTube.

## List of music

### 1. A Plague Tale

Listen on YouTube Here

The main theme of the game, the primary melody performed on hurdy gurdy, a medieval percussive string instrument

### 2. Father

Listen on YouTube

 The theme of Amicia's father, Lord Robert de Rune.

A soft and understated lute melody heard in the first playable area of the game, in chapter I - The de Rune Legacy

### 3. Grieving

Listen on YouTube

Following Lion's death, Amicia and her father return to the house. This piece, composed of primarily droning tones, creates a feeling of unease and grief as Amicia mourns the loss of her dog.

### 4. In Shock

Listen on YouTube

Amicia witnesses her father's death at the hands of Lord Nicolas

### 5. Inquisition

Listen on YouTube

 The two-note theme of the Inquisition, an important signifier of Inquisition presence at different stages in the story.

It is first heard as Amicia and Hugo escape the massacre at the de Rune estate.
Curiosities

**Curiosities** are collectables that can be found throughout the game.

Chapter One: The de Rune Legacy

* Spices
* Tablecloth

Chapter Two: The Strangers

* Soap
* Incense and Herbs

Chapter Three: Retribution

* Brew
* Crusader Tabard

Chapter Four: The Apprentice

* Hermetic Vessel
* V.I.T.R.I.O.L.

Chapter Five: The Ravens' Spoils

* Wheat Flail (Sickle)
* Oliphant

Chapter Six: Damaged Goods

* Pound Sterling
* Declaration of War

Chapter Seven: The Path Before Us

* Horseshoe
* Map

Chapter Eight: Our Home

* Iconography
* Bird Language Manual

Chapter Nine: In the Shadow of Ramparts

* Sheepskin
* Piece of Transis

Chapter Ten: The Way of Roses

* Study of a Skinned Person
* Theriaque

Chapter Eleven: Alive

* There are no curiosities on this level.

Chapter Twelve: All That Remains

* Harnois Helmet
* Family Tree

Chapter Thirteen: Penance

* Rag Doll
* Knight Figurine

Chapter Fourteen: Blood Ties

* There are no curiosities on this level.

Chapter Fifteen: Remembrance

* There are no curiosities on this level.

Chapter Sixteen: Coronation

* Discipline
* Inquisitor's Manual
Crypt of the Three Saints

Connected to the Afflicted Church but also being a separate chamber set apart from the rest of the complex, the **Crypt of the Three Saints** is an underground tomb containing a tunnel leading back outside the village where the church is located.

## History

### Retribution

Amicia and Hugo de Rune pass through this area at the very end of the chapter, having been instructed to do so by Father Thomas. However, the rats have since invaded the church, and are now swarming the area, forcing the children to take a roundabout path through several different chambers in order to even reach the crypt entrance.

Upon doing so, they make a horrifying discovery: the crypt is actually the rats' nest, and is completely covered in all manner of blood, gore, and rat excrement. Fighting against the combined horror, the two persist, using fire to force the rats back long enough to escape the church.

## Namesake

As the name implies, the entrance to the crypt is watched over by the statues of three saints.

## Layout

### Entrance

The immediate entrance to the crypt lies at the far end of a long, outdoor passage. It resembles in some ways the chamber back in the church: a long, stone staircase leads down into the darkness. Above, the statues for which the crypt is named watch in silence.

### Crypt

The crypt itself has become twisted into the rats' nest. Uncountable numbers of the creatures swarm the area from top to bottom, and anything not covered by the rats themselves lies covered in what they leave behind. Even as two braziers wait to be lit by the de Rune children, both Amicia and Hugo are quick to note how vile the very air has become.

### Exit Tunnel

At the end of the crypt lies the long tunnel leading out to the woods beyond the village. Even as the rats pour out of every nook and cranny, the light at the end spurs both de Rune children on toward freedom.
Gifts

**Gifts** are collectible items, which can be picked up by Amicia de Rune. There are 5 alchemist carts to be found.

* Duck Whistle - Chapter 1: The De Rune Legacy
* Amulets and Talismans - Chapter 2: The Strangers
* Rosary - Chapter 3: Retribution
* Diary of an Alchemist - Chapter 4: The Apprentice
* Ballastella - Chapter 5: The Ravens’ Spoils
* Knucklebones - Chapter 6: Damaged Goods
* Alchemist Cart + Vinegar - Chapter 7: The Path Before Us
* Alchemical Crucible - Chapter 8: Our Home
* Alchemist Cart + Chessboard - Chapter 9: In the Shadow of Ramparts
* Alchemist Cart + Reading Stone - Chapter 10: The Way of Roses
* None - Chapter 11: Alive
* Alchemist Cart + Calamus - Chapter 12: All That Remains
* None - Chapter 13: Penance
* None - Chapter 14: Blood Ties
* None - Chapter: 15 Remembrance
* Alchemist Cart - Chapter 16: Coronation
* None - Chapter 17: For Each Other
Knight Figurine

*One of his toys...*[src]
Amicia

The **Knight Figurine** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*Chivalrous figures are very important in historical imagination, forged by centuries of myths. But before becoming a symbol of Christian and court ideals popularized by monk scribes, knights are first and foremost warriors on horseback who fight for an order (secular or religious) or as vassals on behalf of lords.*
Codex

## Related Dialogues

*A knight's figurine... One of his toys...*[src]
Amicia
Incense and Herbs

*The same as Mother used to use...*[src]
Amicia

The **Incense and Herbs** is a collectible Curiosity item in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

*Alchemists know it, and the people are beginning to suspect it: Evil does not exist only in the bodies of infected people - it also travels around them. People start blaming the air, the stench of which indicates the presence of miasmas and therefore of disease. So to ward off the Great Evil, the air of contaminated places is purified by burning herbs... at the risk of burning down the whole neighbourhood.*[src]
Codex

## Related Dialogues

*Incense... The same as Mother used to use...*[src]
Amicia
Gladiolus

*That's not a good sign...*[src]
Hugo

The **Gladiolus** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> Found in both tended gardens and wild fields, many of its variants are poisonous, but one of them was consumed in dishes and used in remedies. The shape of its leaves, reminiscent of a Gladius sword, made it the flower of heroes and gladiators in the Roman era: a symbol of strength and vigor.
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## Acquisition

The flower can be found by doubling back before passing under the aqueduct.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Oh!*
Amicia: *They're so pretty...*
Lucas: *What are they again?...*
Hugo: *Gladioli...*
Lucas: *Ah yes, of course!*
Amicia: *Don't you like them?*
Hugo: *That's not a good sign...*
Amicia: *Hugo, they're flowers!*
Hugo: *Hum... Hum...*[src]
The children
Savannah Cheetaby

Savannah Cheetah é uma estrela do rock cheetah e líder do Purr e Pounce. Ela tem um registro de "A maioria das mudanças de cor"

## Em Skylanders

Em Skylanders: Trap Team in the Paw-Tucket Level, Savannah foi corrompida pelo Petula's Posse. Ela parece impedir os Skylanders de retomar Paw-Tucket. Ela é uma vilã do elemento Magic. Ao ser capturada, Savannah fica assustada quando sua derrota a traz de volta ao seu estado normal. O jogador pode então usar Savannah como uma vilã.

Em Skylanders: Imaginators, ela é oficialmente um cara legal como membro dos Senseis. Ela ainda é do Elemento Mágico e está na Classe de Batalha do Feiticeiro.
Aquilegia

*It's called granny's bonnet... It's as if she's hanging her head because she's sad.*[src]
Hugo

The **Aquilegia** is a collectible for Hugo's Herbarium in *A Plague Tale: Innocence*.

## Official Description

> Named for "aquila", the Latin word for eagle, in reference to the shape of its talon-like petals. Ancolia is a symbol of sadness and troubled souls—even of madness. While its flowers are sweet and edible, its roots and stems are highly toxic. When digested, they cause the entire digestive system to become inflamed and can lead to dangerous palpitations.
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## Acquisition

Once Amicia and Hugo have pushed the cart to Laurentius' house, they should turn toward the back of his house. Hugo will sprint over to the Aquilegia that is directly next to the tree. Follow Hugo to get the scene and the collectible.

## Related Dialogues

Hugo: *Amicia! A flower!*
Amicia: *Hugo... This is not really the time, you know…*
Hugo: *Please!*
Amicia: *Alright... Go ahead...*
Hugo: *It's called granny's bonnet... It's as if she's hanging her head because she's sad.*
Amicia: *Perhaps she would be less lonely with us?*
Hugo: *Yes. It's not good to be alone.*
Amicia: *Alright, let's go.*[src]
Amicia and Hugo