Overview
- Rose By Any Other Name is a collection of Investigations that can be found scattered across the Burnley and Otisburg districts of the city of Gotham, in the area of quest objectives for the classic story arc Arkham Unleashed. There are 6 parts that comprise this set.
Synopsis
- The deadly diva known as Poison Ivy has been quietly working for years to perfect several species of hybrid roses. The amount of work she's put into them is phenomenal. Find samples of each species to uncover their beautiful secrets.
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Poison IvyPart 1: Eggshell Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Otisburg
- Location: In the parking lot 2 blocks northwest of the entrance to Amusement Mile, at the northeast corner. ( Lethal Pod-Cast mission area.)
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: This rose might have been white if not for the sheer amount of poison in it."

Part 2: Egyptian Blue Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Otisburg
- Location: In front of a reddish building with Urgent Care and Dentist signs, southeast of Millicent Mayne Plaza and south of a HOTEL. ( Garden of Eat Em! mission area.)
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: The toxins in this rose cause immediate paralysis."

Part 3: Wisteria Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Burnley
- Location: Giordano Botanical Gardens: behind the main winged statue, by a planter. ( Weeds of Oblivion mission area)
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: This rose contains a powerful neurotoxin that suppresses free will."

Part 4: Ivory Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Burnley
- Location: Giordano Botanical Gardens: East of The Greenhouse solo instance, on a planter. ( Weeds of Oblivion mission area)
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: One prick from this rose and we'd need to call the coroner."

Part 5: Ruby Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Burnley
- Instance: The Greenhouse / Open World
- Location: Heroes will find this part inside The Greenhouse instance (walk-in or challenge), between two planters down in the lab. A node for this part is also available for all players in the open-world zone, next to the ruins southeast of the entrance to the Greenhouse located at the western portion of Giordano Botanical Gardens.
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: Leave it to Ivy to stick with the classics."

Part 6: Crimson Hybrid Rose
- Zone: Gotham City
- Region: Burnley
- Instance: The Greenhouse / Open World
- Location: Heroes will find this part inside The Greenhouse instance (walk-in or challenge), southwest in Poison Ivy's room. A node for this part is also available for all players in the open-world zone, under the train station at the northeast corner of the Giordano Botanical Gardens.
- Investigation: GCPD Forensic Toxicologist: " Forensic Toxicology Report: The petals of this flower are teeming with potent pheromones."

Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from Robin or the Pamela Isley, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes:
- Villains:
Mail Messages
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Harvester’s Chestplate| From: Robin |
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| " Yeah! You pwned her! That's the last time I let Ivy take me captive. Good work gathering these poisonous plants. As pretty as they are, their thorns can be deadly." |
| Attachment: Harvester’s Chestplate |
Mail Messages
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Harvester’s Chestplate| From: Pamela Isley |
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| " Villains. Swine. Most of the inmates at Arkham couldn't care less about the beauty of a rose. You have higher aims, gathering them to safety. These are some of my greatest works. My babies are full of deadly toxins, and they wont go to seed." |
| Attachment: Harvester’s Chestplate |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Harvester’s Chestplate chest costume item (style: Antifreeze).
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Trivia
- The name of this collection is a popular adage that hails from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose, / By any other word would smell as sweet."
