The Last Maharaja
The Last Maharaja is a DLC pack of ten memories in which Jacob and Evie help Duleep Singh, the last Maharaja of Punjab, now living in England, push back against the British India Company and the Templars working with it. You can play it from Sequence 3, though its story is set after Sequence 9.
- Type
- Storyline
- Given by
- Duleep Singh
Good to know
- Single-player DLC released on 1 March 2016, included in the Season Pass.
- Ten memories, from A Good Shot to The Final Showdown.
- Unlocks after Sequence 3; set after the events of Sequence 9.
- Duleep Singh is the youngest son of Ranjit Singh and a friend of Queen Victoria.
- Henry Green brings the twins in, and is the one urging Duleep to do more for India.
What the pack is about
Henry and Duleep fall out at a garden party over Duleep's reluctance to risk his place at court for India's cause. The twins discover that someone is trying to silence Duleep and that the British India Company is acting alongside the Templars. Over the pack you recover his intercepted letters, return stolen Punjabi gold, steal the Koh-i-Noor diamond from the Tower of London and track down the man behind the attacks.
Memory list in order
1. A Good Shot. 2. Information Intercepted. 3. Stealing from the Poor. 4. A Golden Path. 5. A Good Send-Off. 6. Off the Rails. 7. Much Ado About Drinking. 8. The Great Jewel Heist. 9. The Sandman. 10. The Final Showdown.
Who is behind itSpoilerShow
The attacks are run by Brinley Ellsworth, Duleep's childhood friend, who turns up at the first garden party. In the end Duleep refuses to let Evie kill him, and decides that the Assassins' way is not his.
Where the pack takes you
The memories move across London: a garden party in the Buckingham Palace grounds, the vaults of the Bank of England, a meeting outside Lambeth Asylum, a boat down the Thames, Southwark station, The George in the City of London, the Tower of London, a foundry by the docks and finally Lambeth Cemetery. Most can be played as either twin, but Stealing from the Poor is Evie's and Much Ado About Drinking is Jacob's.
- 1A Good ShotA Good Shot is the first memory of The Last Maharaja: at a garden party in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, Henry Green asks you to smooth things over with Duleep Singh after an argument. Duleep challenges you to a bottle-shooting game, and during his turn someone fires a second shot.
- 2Information InterceptedInformation Intercepted is the second Last Maharaja memory: Henry Green believes the British India Company is intercepting Duleep Singh's letters, as it did years ago with letters to his mother. You set up Rook ambushes on a mail convoy and a train to take the letters back.
- 3Stealing from the PoorStealing from the Poor is the third Last Maharaja memory: Duleep Singh has learned the British India Company has stolen a fortune from Punjab, and wants it sent back. With Evie, you track the company's accountant from a pub to the vaults of the Bank of England.
- 4A Golden PathA Golden Path is the fourth Last Maharaja memory: you and Duleep Singh raid the warehouse where the British India Company keeps the stolen Punjabi gold, then race the treasure carriage to the docks with Templars on your tail. Duleep, who calls himself the fourth-best shot in London, rides shotgun.
- 5A Good Send-OffA Good Send-Off is the fifth Last Maharaja memory: the stolen gold is aboard a boat heading down the Thames, and you and Duleep Singh guard it from Templars on the banks, on bridges and finally on board. It plays as a river escort with a stealthy finish at the last dock.
- 6Off the RailsOff the Rails is the sixth Last Maharaja memory: you arrive at Southwark station for a briefing just as the British India Company's men drive off with the train hideout. You commandeer Duleep Singh's carriage, catch the train and fight the hijackers on its roof.
- 7Much Ado About DrinkingMuch Ado About Drinking is the seventh Last Maharaja memory: to find the Koh-i-Noor, Jacob challenges Cornelius Toti-Button, a friend of the Royal Jeweller, to a drinking contest at The George. He wakes up in a haystack with no memory of the night and has to piece it back together.
- 8The Great Jewel HeistThe Great Jewel Heist is the eighth Last Maharaja memory: during a gala at the Tower of London, Jacob escorts Duleep Singh inside to steal the Koh-i-Noor while Evie clears the Templars on the White Tower roof. Someone has got to the diamond first.
- 9The SandmanThe Sandman is the ninth Last Maharaja memory: Henry Green has found the British India Company's headquarters in an abandoned foundry, and you go in to learn what it is shipping overseas. The answer is crates of sleeping gas bound for India.
- 10The Final ShowdownThe Final Showdown is the last Last Maharaja memory: Duleep Singh decides to draw out the man behind the attacks by picking a fight with the Templars and arranging a night meeting in Lambeth Cemetery. Jacob handles the brawl, then Evie guards Duleep at the meeting.
- BrutusBrutus is a Blighter thug Jacob questions in a pub during Much Ado About Drinking, part of The Last Maharaja. Cornelius Toti-Button suspects him of spilling his drink over a lost card game.
- Duleep SinghDuleep Singh, the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire, is Henry Green's great-uncle. He helps Evie find the Buckingham Palace plans in Family Politics, and is the central figure of The Last Maharaja missions, where the twins help him fight the British India Company.
- Queen VictoriaQueen Victoria gives the Queen Victoria London Stories, in which the twins stop a new Templar faction's bombing campaign. She also hosts the Buckingham Palace ball at the end of the main story and appears in The Dreadful Crimes and The Last Maharaja.
Related missions
Image: UbisoftStoryA Night to Remember
A Night to Remember is the final main memory: the twins enter the Queen's ball at Buckingham Palace, Evie retrieves the vault plans from the White Drawing Room while Jacob rescues captive Royal Guards on the roofs, and both face Crawford Starrick in the vault below.
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Murder at the Palace!
Murder at the Palace! is the final Dreadful Crimes case: Frederick Abberline calls you to Buckingham Palace, where a guard lies dead in Queen Victoria's study on the day of a knighting ceremony. The case pulls in clues from every earlier crime and ends with a rooftop standoff.
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Operation: Drive for Lives
Operation: Drive for Lives is the third Queen Victoria memory: the Templar leader has escaped and is believed to be hiding in Westminster. You trail his carriage to Victoria Station, then have to rush a lit cart of explosives away from the crowds.
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Operation: Dynamite Boat
Operation: Dynamite Boat is the first Queen Victoria memory: a ship of Templars is bringing dynamite from Boston up the Thames, and you help Alfred Fleming's secret service ambush it. Afterwards you catch the faction's fleeing leader alive.