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Assassin's Creed IV: Black flag debuted new DLC today.
If you enjoy playing Black Flag's multiplayer, you're in luck as new DLC entitled, Guild of Rogues is now available.
Guild of Rogues adds three new characters: the siren, stowaway, and shaman. The siren wields a navy saber and uses her appearance to distract foes. The stowaway is a bit more lax, but has plenty of practice with fist fights. He's extremely agile and can wield a gun, being an asset not only on land, but even more so at sea. The shaman, who carries a hatchet, is a composed fighter who uses supernatural aid to take down his enemies.
Two new maps are also available for player to download starting February 17. Kingston is a young town with treetops overlooking it for assassin's to traverse. The covered alleyways of the residential districts also help for sneaking around. Charlestown was a fan-favorite map from Assassin's Creed III and is making a comeback. The map has lots of open space, a town church, and plenty of streets.
Check out the trailer below to get a glimpse:
You can purchase the DLC for $2.99, or if it's free if you have a season pass.
For more information, visit assassinscreed.com/guild-of-rogues
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