Absolutely none.

Violence with some details is shown, including some infliction of pain and injury, but these scenes are not detailed, intense or prolonged.

The film contains several scenes of violence where the characters engage in fights using various types of medieval weapons, such as daggers, swords, clawed-gloves and whips, coupled with physical attacks such as punches and kicks.

While there are no strong details of injuries or bloodshed, violence is highlighted by brief scenes of throat-slitting and stabbing when the assassins deal lethal blows to their enemies.

There are also some scenes depicting knives or arrows that are lodged in the victims' forearm or chest.

One very intense scene contains a character stabbed in the neck and other characters getting killed including a fountain with thick blood flowing through it.

Towards the end, the main character slits a man's throat. Nothing is seen though.

The film contains an utterance of the expletive "fuck".

Mild language. Hell, damn, etc...

Passive references to some drugs.

Tons of violence throughout. Basically lots of violence with little to no blood.

There are long periods of daring jumps and leaps of faith that are intense.

Intense battle sequences throughout.

A man is executed towards the beginning. Very intense

A boy comes across his dead mother. Blood is shown and later the actual murder is shown.