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Secret location

2012-04-28T15:24:25Z

67.184.30.34: /* Others */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 are somehow missing. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be part of a future DLC. It is still unclear where the remaining 4 Hidden Wells are located. Ubisoft has declined to comment on the wells.

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:22:57Z

67.184.30.34: /* Others */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 are somehow missing. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be part of a future DLC.

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:22:16Z

67.184.30.34: /* Others */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining are 4 are somehow missing. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be part of a future DLC.

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:18:04Z

67.184.30.34: /* Trivia */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 are missing somehow. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be a future DLC.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:17:34Z

67.184.30.34: /* Trivia */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 missing somehow. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be a future DLC.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:16:10Z

67.184.30.34: /* Trivia */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.
*There are 27 [http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7003/6497628811_6a2d005ae6_o.jpg Hidden Wells] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 missing somehow. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be a future DLC.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Secret location

2012-04-28T15:15:27Z

67.184.30.34: /* Trivia */

{{Era|AC2|ACB|ACR|AC3}}
{{WPlocations}}
[[File:Ezio secretlocation.png|thumb|right|250px|Ezio about to enter an Assassin's Tomb.]]

'''Secret Locations''' are memories which must be completed through a combination of [[free-running]] and puzzle solving. Many of these locations were scattered throughout [[Italy]] and [[Constantinople]], and were explored by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]] during the [[Renaissance]].

While mainly being an optional element, with the exception of the [[Assassin Tomb]] inside the [[Santa Maria Novella]], the [[Lair of Romulus]] inside the [[Terme di Traiano]], and the four locations traversed in order to collect the [[Memory Seals|Seals of Altaïr]], secret locations offered various additional benefits once they had been fully explored, such as the armors and weapons of key Assassins and [[Templars|Templar]] figures or a sum of money.<ref name="ACII">[[Assassin's Creed II]]</ref><ref name="ACB">[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]</ref><ref name="ACR">[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]</ref>

==Renaissance Italy==
===Assassin Tombs===
[[File:Ezio freerun.jpg|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Arsenal Shipyard.]]
The Assassin Tombs were seven landmarks around Italy, each containing the tomb of an Assassin said to have protected the freedom of mankind when it was most threatened. They also contained (with the exception of [[Domenico Auditore]]'s tomb in the Auditore Crypt) an Assassin seal, which were collectively used to obtain the [[Armor of Altaïr]] within the [[Sanctuary]] at the [[Villa Auditore|Auditore Villa]].
*[[Santa Maria Novella]] - contained the tomb of [[Darius]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria del Fiore|Il Duomo]] - contained the tomb of [[Iltani]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Auditore Family Crypt]] - contained the tomb of [[Domenico Auditore]] and his son.<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Torre Grossa]] - contained the tomb of [[Wei Yu]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Rocca di Ravaldino]] - contained the tomb of [[Qulan Gal]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di San Marco]] - contained the tomb of [[Amunet]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Santa Maria della Visitazione]] - contained the tomb of [[Leonius]].<ref name="ACII"/>

===Templar Lairs===

The Templar Lairs (with the exception of the [[Palazzo Medici]]) hid [[Treasure chests|treasure]] that presumably belonged to and funded the activities of the Templar Order. All of these could be accessed through a wooden door, marked with a large red cross.<ref name="ACII"/>
*Palazzo Medici in [[Florence]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari|Santa Maria Dei Frari]] in [[Venice]].<ref name="ACII"/>
*[[Arsenale di Venezia|Arsenal Shipyard]] in Venice.<ref name="ACII"/>

==Rome==
[[File:Wolves-among-the-dead-memory.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in a Lair of Romulus.]]
Secret locations were also found in [[Rome]], in the form of [[Lairs of Romulus]]. There were six of them in total, located throughout the city at various landmarks. Additionally, there were also two Templar Lairs that could be found in Rome.<ref name="ACB"/>

Completing all of the Lairs of the [[Followers of Romulus]] would allow Ezio to obtain two of the treasures they guarded, which were the [[Armor of Brutus|Armor]] and [[Dagger of Brutus]]. Through traversing these locations, Ezio also obtained some special documents that gave background details on the cult, as well as the Assassin [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Lairs of Romulus===
These were the locations of the Lairs of Romulus, spread across Rome.
*[[Catacombe di Roma]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Terme di Traiano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Colosseo|Il Colosseo]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Cloaca Maxima]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Palazzo Laterano]].<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Basilica di San Pietro]].<ref name="ACB"/>

===Templar Lairs===
As well as the Lairs of Romulus, two Templar Lairs were available to be explored.
*[[Aqueducts]]<ref name="ACB"/>
*[[Mercati di Traiano|Trajan Market]]<ref name="ACB"/>

==Constantinople==
[[File:Yerebatan_Cistern_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Ezio in the Yerebatan Cistern.]]
In Constantinople, there were many secret locations that could be explored.

===Seals of Altaïr===
Despite being the main focus for Ezio Auditore's [[Search for knowledge|search for knowledge]], various secret locations for the [[Masyaf Keys]] could be located from hidden books within the city of Constantinople.
*[[The Yerebatan Cistern]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Galata Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Forum of the Ox]].<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[The Maiden's Tower]].<ref name="ACR"/>

===Others===
As well as locations hiding the Masyaf Keys, two other secret locations resided in the city.
*[[Hagia Sophia]] - Required [[Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages|Ishak Pasha's memoirs]] to be found.<ref name="ACR"/>
*[[Vlad the Impaler's Prison]] - Available from a tome in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops|Book shop]].<ref name="ACR"/>

==Trivia==
*In the tomb hidden in [[Santa Maria della Visitazione]], if Ezio activates the lever and stands on the edge of the floor to stare into the water, he will see a [[Easter Eggs#Giant Squid|large figure]] move through the water after a minute, as it swims and stares at him with what appears to be a yellow eye. After the cutscene, the lever will reset, allowing Ezio to activate it again. If Ezio does this and goes to the same spot and waits, a giant tentacle will shoot out of the water, though he will dodge before it manages to hit him.
*In the tomb in the [[Basilica di San Marco]], the banners clearly show the poison symbol, despite the Assassin seal bearing the snake symbol.
*There are 27 [[Hidden Wells]] throughout the game that are covered with wood and need to be blown up. The game reports there are 31 Hidden Wells but the remaining 4 missing somehow. There has been speculation that another explorable area was located in the north west part of Constantinopole but was either cut and/or could be a future DLC.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{ACII}}
{{ACBH}}
{{ACR}}
{{ACIII}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed II Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations Gameplay]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed III Gameplay]]

Roland Napule

2012-04-26T05:10:20Z

67.184.30.34: /* Biography */

{{Era|Chronicles|Templars}}
{{WPtargets}}{{Character infobox||name = Roland Napule
|image = RolandNapule.jpg
|period = Middle Ages
|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''||death = 1190<br>[[Tyre]]||faction = [[Templars]]}}

'''Roland Napule''' (unknown - 1190) was the head of a [[Templar]] hospital in [[Tyre]], and a doctor and scribe loyal to [[Lord Basilisk]].

==Biography==
===Death===
Roland's hospital was the second Templar base in Tyre, along with their stronghold. He was killed by Altaïr while he was interrogating a prisoner, who possessed the second key to the [[Temple of the Sand]].

==Trivia==
*Roland Napule has a rather uncanny appearance and role to [[Garnier de Naplouse]] from the original ''[[Assassin's Creed]]''. His presence in game, as well as that of [[Tamir (Altaïr's Chronicles)|Tamir]], might indicate that ''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles|Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' was originally supposed to follow the story line of the original game.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:Roland.jpg|Roland Napule.
Image:Rolanddie.jpg|Altaïr kills Roland.
</gallery></center>

{{ACAC}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Napule, Roland}}
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles Characters]]
[[Category:Templars]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles Assassination Targets]]

Tyre

2012-04-26T05:03:54Z

67.184.30.34:

{{Era|Chronicles}} {{WP-REAL}}
{{WPlocations}}
{{Location infobox
|name = Tyre
|image = Mzl.vqgqproo.320x480-75.jpg
|imgdesc =
|hidep = No
|state = Lebanon
|rulers =
|factions =
|hideh = No
|founded =
|date = Approx 2750 B.C.
|abandoned =
|hidea = No
|landmark =
|flags =
|targets = [[Basilisk]]
|}}
'''Tyre''' was one of the cities the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] visited during the [[Third Crusade]] period. It is notable for housing two of the [[Templars]]' major bases of operations: the Stronghold and Hospital.

In 1190, Altaïr visited the city three times - each time with differing motives. He first visited the city and infiltrated the Templar hospital in order to kill [[Roland Napule]] and take the second key to the [[Temple of the Sand]]. During his second visit, he attacked the heavily reinforced Templar Stronghold and nearly killed [[Basilisk]]. The third time he traveled to the city, he tried to save [[Adha]] from the Templars, making his way towards the dock area. There, he finally killed Basilisk, but was unable to save the woman, who was taken by a ship to an unknown area.
==Source==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

{{ACAC}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles Locations]]
[[Category:Cities of Asia]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]

Tyre

2012-04-26T05:03:21Z

67.184.30.34:

{{Era|Chronicles}} {{WP-REAL}}
{{WPlocations}}
{{Location infobox
|name = Tyre
|image = Mzl.vqgqproo.320x480-75.jpg
|imgdesc =
|hidep = No
|state = Lebanon
|rulers =
|factions =
|hideh = No
|founded =
|date = Approx 2750 B.C.
|abandoned =
|hidea = No
|landmark =
|flags =
|targets = [[Basilisk]]
|}}
'''Tyre''' was one of the cities the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] visted during the [[Third Crusade]] period. It is notable for housing two of the [[Templars]]' major bases of operations: the Stronghold and Hospital.

In 1190, Altaïr visited the city three times - each time with differing motives. He first visited the city and infiltrated the Templar hospital in order to kill [[Roland Napule]] and take the second key to the [[Temple of the Sand]]. During his second visit, he attacked the heavily reinforced Templar Stronghold and nearly killed [[Basilisk]]. The third time he traveled to the city, he tried to save [[Adha]] from the Templars, making his way towards the dock area. There, he finally killed Basilisk, but was unable to save the woman, who was taken by a ship to an unknown area.
==Source==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

{{ACAC}}
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles Locations]]
[[Category:Cities of Asia]]
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]