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|description=[[Matthew J. Kirby]] describing the [[Trident of Eden]]'s shaft in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants (series)|Assassin's Creed: Last Descendants]]''
|source={{Twitter|ZeroELEC|status/1092143272242360321|🆓Zero-ELEC🆓|quote=@writerMattKirby About Last Descendants: We see where and how Isaiah got the Prongs of the Trident but it is never explained where and how he got the shaft. Is it technically a Staff of Eden? Was Abstergo already in possession of it?}}<br>{{Twitter|writerMattKirby|status/1093391101652684800|Matthew J. Kirby|quote=@ZeroELEC Good question. The staff wasn't actually a part of the artifact, similar to the staff in Raiders of the Lost Ark that was used with the amulet to find the location of the hidden tomb.}}<br>{{Twitter|ZeroELEC|status/1093398204345921536|🆓Zero-ELEC🆓|quote=@writerMattKirby Thanks for answering! Interesting that the staff was just a staff. A very apt comparison. Makes me wonder if, like in Raiders, there were some specifications for the staff proper, or if the shape and make of the staff itself was irrelevant...}}<br>{{Twitter|writerMattKirby|status/1094014591300849664|Matthew J. Kirby|quote=@ZeroELEC I definitely have thoughts about that, but it seemed to slow the pace down a bit when I tried to explain those details. I imagined that Isaiah had found written and/or visual depictions of the Trident in ancient historical sources, and he had used those (cont)}}<br>{{Twitter|writerMattKirby|status/1094015048517734400|Matthew J. Kirby|quote=@ZeroELEC to recreate the staff. The reason I didn't take time to explain that is because I'm not sure how critical the staff would actually be, since the prongs of the Trident could work independently of one another.}}
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