Assassin's Creed: Revelations Templar Edition

The Brotherhood may have fallen, but Ezio's still standing tall. Literally. The Assassin's Creed: Revelations Templar Edition on PlayStation 3 centers around a 23cm PVC figure of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, packaged in its own dedicated display box.

This is older Ezio, the Constantinople-era Mentor who traded youthful swagger for weathered authority. The figure captures that shift perfectly. During the PS3 generation, Assassin's Creed editions were a collector's arms race, with each new installment trying to outdo the last.

The Templar Edition kept things focused. No trinkets, no filler. Just a substantial Ezio figure built for display.

At 23cm, he commands real estate on any shelf, and the dedicated packaging means he arrives presentation-ready without needing to dig through foam inserts and accessories. Ezio's trilogy remains the emotional backbone of the entire Assassin's Creed franchise. Revelations was his farewell, the chapter where a lifetime of Brotherhood experience met Altair's ancient legacy.

Owning the figure from his final chapter carries a weight that earlier Ezio editions don't quite match. The Templar Edition name itself is a nice touch of irony, packaging the Assassin Brotherhood's greatest Mentor under the enemy's banner. For AC collectors building a complete Ezio timeline on their shelves, this is the capstone.

The old man, battle-worn and resolute, ready to close out a saga.