In Assassin’s Creed Liberation, which female protagonist operates in 18th-century New Orleans?

In Assassin’s Creed Liberation, Aveline de Grandpré operates in eighteenth-century New Orleans.

Aveline is the protagonist of Liberation and the first female lead in the Assassin’s Creed series to receive her own major game. She is a Louisiana-based Assassin of mixed French and African heritage who uses multiple disguises to move through different social environments. Her identity and missions are shaped by colonial New Orleans, slavery, commerce, and political conflict.

The disguise system allows Aveline to adopt roles such as a lady, an assassin, and a slave, with each identity affecting access, equipment, and behavior. These mechanics are central to her story rather than a simple costume change.

Shao Jun is the protagonist of Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China, while Élise de la Serre is a major character in Unity. Lucy Stillman is a modern-day supporting character. Aveline is specifically tied to Liberation’s Louisiana setting and eighteenth-century campaign.