202 collectibles in Assassin's Creed Syndicate.
Secret of London #08
Secret of London #08 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Lambeth. Open it and you take disc #08, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that paints life in the lofts of Bedlam: straw for a bed, chains, whips and plenty of hunger.
Secret of London #09
Secret of London #09 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Southwark. Open it and you take disc #09, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that has the speaker shaving, swigging from a horn and lounging in an oak-beamed inn.
Secret of London #10
Secret of London #10 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Strand. Open it and you take disc #10, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that makes the moon his mistress and the owl his companion, with night birds playing his sad music.
Secret of London #11
Secret of London #11 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in the City of London. Open it and you take disc #11, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that has spirits white as lightning guiding his travels while the stars tremble.
Secret of London #12
Secret of London #12 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Southwark. Open it and you take disc #12, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that threatens to grind the Man in the Moon to powder and break his staff.
Secret of London #13
Secret of London #13 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Westminster. Open it and you take disc #13, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that rides off into the wilderness with a burning spear and a horse made of air.
Secret of London #14
Secret of London #14 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Thames borough. Open it and you take disc #14, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that answers a knight of ghosts who summons him to a tournament beyond the world's end.
Secret of London #15
Secret of London #15 is the odd one out: its disc is not in a music box out in the boroughs but inside Michel Reuge's vault itself. Unlike the other 31 discs, it comes with no verse in the game.
Secret of London #16
Secret of London #16 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Strand. Open it and you take disc #16, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that blames a shaking palsy on stealing other people's pigs and poultry.
Secret of London #17
Secret of London #17 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in the City of London. Open it and you take disc #17, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that goes hungry with Duke Humphrey and sleeps in Paul's among restless souls.
Secret of London #18
Secret of London #18 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Whitechapel. Open it and you take disc #18, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that has Tom disowning gypsies, cutpurses and swaggering bullies.
Secret of London #19
Secret of London #19 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Lambeth. Open it and you take disc #19, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that spares gentle folk but warns anyone who crosses Tom.
Secret of London #20
Secret of London #20 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Thames borough. Open it and you take disc #20, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that wishes the listener keeps all five senses and never ends up begging like Tom.
Secret of London #21
Secret of London #21 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Thames borough. Open it and you take disc #21, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that barks at the Dog Star and chases the moon until noon.
Secret of London #22
Secret of London #22 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Whitechapel. Open it and you take disc #22, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that regrets scorning Tom, with lost wits and chains as the price.
Secret of London #23
Secret of London #23 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in the City of London. Open it and you take disc #23, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that raises a toast to Tom of Bedlam with the seas brewed into barrels of gall.
Secret of London #24
Secret of London #24 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Southwark. Open it and you take disc #24, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that sends Mad Maudlin ten thousand miles on dirty toes to find Tom.
Secret of London #25
Secret of London #25 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in The Strand. Open it and you take disc #25, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that celebrates the bonny Bedlam boys who live on air and need no money.
Secret of London #26
Secret of London #26 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Whitechapel. Open it and you take disc #26, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that breaks its fast in Satan's kitchen, with souls turning on a spit.
Secret of London #27
Secret of London #27 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Southwark. Open it and you take disc #27, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that drains a boiling cauldron in a toast to every rogue.
Secret of London #28
Secret of London #28 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Westminster. Open it and you take disc #28, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that boasts of a giant-killing staff and a grim recipe for feeding fairies.
Secret of London #29
Secret of London #29 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Whitechapel. Open it and you take disc #29, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that vows no rival will take mad Tom away, weeping all night and fighting the stars.
Secret of London #30
Secret of London #30 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in the Buckingham Palace area of Westminster. Open it and you take disc #30, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that boasts of dicing with royals and taking silver cups from their gilded palaces.
Secret of London #31
Secret of London #31 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Westminster. Open it and you take disc #31, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that climbs to heaven to watch the stars turn pirouettes for Galileo.