202 collectibles in Assassin's Creed Syndicate.
Secret of London #32
Secret of London #32 is one of Michel Reuge's music boxes, hidden in Westminster. Open it and you take disc #32, a key to Reuge's vault, along with a short verse that walks the four corners of the world through thunder, rain and wonder.
Secrets of London
The Secrets of London are 32 discs that open Michel Reuge's vault. 31 are inside music boxes the Swiss Assassin hid across London's boroughs, and the last is in the vault itself. Find them all to unlock the Aegis, Minerva's armour, which Evie Frye wears as an outfit, and the Godlike achievement.
Shao Jun (Evie)
The Shao Jun outfit puts Evie Frye in the streamlined colours of the Chinese Brotherhood, and boosts throwing knife damage by 30%. It is a Ubisoft Club reward.
Simply Evie (Evie)
Simply Evie is Evie Frye's preferred, plain outfit, and it increases her cane-sword damage by 20%.
Simply Jacob (Jacob)
Simply Jacob is Jacob Frye's standard, no-frills outfit, and it boosts his brass knuckles damage by 20%.
Snowdrop
The Snowdrop is a pressed flower for Henry Green's herbarium, and it stands for hope as the first flower of the year.
Sons of Adam Irish Stout
Sons of Adam Irish Stout is a Dublin stout among Syndicate's vintage beer bottles, sampled toward Cerevisaphile. Shaun compares it unfavourably with what an Irish stout should be.
St. John's Wort
St. John's Wort is one of Evie's pressed flowers for Henry Green, and its meaning is superstition. The card explains the folk belief behind the name.
Strawberry
The Strawberry is a pressed flower Evie collects for Henry Green, and its meaning is perfection.
Suave Outfit (Jacob)
The Suave Outfit mixes a scoundrel's style with a prizefighter's build for Jacob Frye, and it raises cane-sword damage by 20%.
Suit (Jacob)
The Suit is the formal wear Jacob Frye puts on to slip into the Queen's ball and, later, a gala at the Tower of London.
Sunflower
The Sunflower is a pressed flower for Henry Green's herbarium. In the language of flowers it means false riches.
Thames Brewery Pale Ale
Thames Brewery Pale Ale is an 1868 London pale ale and one of the vintage bottles you sample for the Cerevisaphile achievement. Shaun calls it a failure on every level.
The Aegis (Evie)
The Aegis is Minerva's armour from the First Civilization, and Evie Frye can wear it once all 32 Secrets of London discs open Michel Reuge's vault. It cuts melee and ranged damage taken by 20% and adds 20% cane-sword damage.
The Blind Goose
The Blind Goose is a London mild ale among the vintage beer bottles you sample for Cerevisaphile. Shaun cannot remember tasting it at all.
The Creature's Rags (Jacob)
The Creature's Rags dress Jacob Frye as Frankenstein's creature. The outfit cuts melee and ranged damage taken by 20% and adds 20% kukri damage.
The Mariner Lager
The Mariner Lager is one of the vintage beer bottles you collect and sample for the Cerevisaphile achievement. By this point Shaun suspects the Initiate is tampering with the data.
Thrift
Thrift is one of Evie Frye's pressed flowers for Henry Green, and it stands for sympathy.
Treasure Chests
Treasure chests are lockable containers hidden around 1868 London, usually on rooftops or inside buildings. Jacob or Evie picks the lock to collect money, pieces of gear or crafting schematics for upgrading existing gear.
Violet
The Violet is a pressed flower Evie collects for Henry Green's herbarium. Its meaning is modesty.
Wallflower
The Wallflower is a pressed flower for Henry Green's herbarium, and it means fidelity in misfortune.
War Letter: April 1915
The April 1915 war letter is from George, a wounded lieutenant, to his uncle, written from hospital after Gallipoli. It is a collectible Helix database letter with sharp words for Winston Churchill.
War Letter: April 1916
The April 1916 war letter is a short note from Terrence to his wife Emma and their son Harry. It is one of the World War I letters you can read in the Helix database.
War Letter: August 1914
The August 1914 war letter is from Private Arthur Harris, writing home to his parents from Belgium in the first weeks of World War I. It is one of the Helix database's collectible letters, and it reads full of confidence that the war will be over quickly.