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	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\| name = A Cumbersome Legacy		\|name=A Cumbersome Legacy
	\| image =		\|image=
	\| description =		\|description=
	\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''		\|appearance=''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''
	\| type = Additional Memory		\|type=Additional Memory
	\| fullsync = <small>		\|fullsync=<small>
	*During ALL the turns of this [[Genetic memory\|Memory]], [[Dariâ]] must NEVER use the Special Ability on her Assassin card.</small>		*During ALL the turns of this [[Genetic memory\|Memory]], [[Dariâ]] must NEVER use the Special Ability on her Assassin card.</small>
	\| previous = [[Gentle Benedetto]]		\|previous=[[Gentle Benedetto]]
	\| next =		\|next=
	\| source = Dariâ		\|source=Dariâ
	\| location = [[Venice]]		\|location=[[Venice]]
	\| date = }}		\|date=}}
	'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''</ref>		'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''</ref>

	==Intro==		==Intro==
	''A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer [[Marco Polo]]. But according to her research, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.<br><br>A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a [[~~Scholar\|~~priest]]'s palm, she was able to locate the will in the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]].<br><br>[[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|We]] are headed to the {{Wiki\|episcopal see}} in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.<br><br>There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Soldier\|guard]], a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.''		''A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer [[Marco Polo]]. But according to her research, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.<br><br>A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a [[priest]]'s palm, she was able to locate the will in the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]].<br><br>[[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|We]] are headed to the {{Wiki\|episcopal see}} in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.<br><br>There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Soldier\|guard]], a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.''

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	{{ACBVMemories}}		{{ACBVMemories}}
	[[Category:Memories of Venetian Assassin]]		[[Category:Memories of Venetian Assassin]]
	[[fr:Un héritage encombrant]]		[[fr:Un héritage encombrant]]

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	'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].		'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''</ref>

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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''		{{reflist}}
	{{ACBVMemories}}		{{ACBVMemories}}
	[[Category:Memories of Venetian Assassin]]		[[Category:Memories of Venetian Assassin]]
	[[fr:Un héritage encombrant]]		[[fr:Un héritage encombrant]]

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	\| date = ~~1509~~}}		\| date = }}
	'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].		'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].

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	==Debrief==		==Debrief==
	''The cache did contain a copy of part of the famous explorer's will! Unfortunately, the pages about his descendants are missing... This is not the time we will know if Dariâ can legitimately claim to have a connection with Marco Polo.<br><br>But in the small room that housed the pages of the manuscript, Dariâ notes a secret trapdoor. When she opens it, she discovers a word scribbled on a piece of parchment. In her native language it says, "My dearest Dariâ, no matter who your ancestors were, you do not need anyone to tell you to set out to sea and explore for yourself."<br><br>The note is placed next to a magnificent [[crossbow]] and a superb sailing book! As she grasps the tome, the smell of tanned skin and ink emanating from it immerses Dariâ into the memory of the journey that led her here...<br><br>Dariâ was born in [[Shiraz]], [[Iran\|Persia]], which was then the heart of {{Wiki\|Timurid Empire\|Timur's empire}}. As the only daughter of a calligrapher, she never knew her father, but this did not prevent her from having a happy childhood within an extended family of book craftsmen. During her childhood, she was surrounded by the smell of tanned leather, inks and paper products and developed a love for all books.<br><br>Bright and curious about everything, she learned to read and write at a very young age. She knew by heart many works by poets, philosophers and scholars of all eras and regions.<br><br>From the age of twelve, she became passionate about the stories of the explorers. For her birthday, her great-grandfather gave her a magnificent edition of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~The Travels of Marco Polo\|Book of Wonders}}, the account of Marco Polo's travels. Dariâ is extremely thankful for it. When she finished reading the book, her mother suggested that Polo might be her grandfather. The young girl immediately felt a great pride and experienced it as an epiphany: She will be an explorer.<br><br>Her mother, although frightened by the prospect of seeing her daughter risk her life around the world, supports and prepares her: Dariâ is gradually developing her own philosophy. Enamored with freedom, she observes the waves of tyranny which fall on the [[Earth\|world]] around her and promises to defend free will against the established order. Her mother, sensing the danger of her daughter's opinions, seeks to protect her. It is thus, from shady encounters to occult contacts, that she manages to attract the attention of the Brotherhood.<br><br>Dariâ was recruited at the age of 16 and immediately embraced [[Assassin-Templar War\|the cause]], After intensive training, she further investigates her ancestor and realizes that she is entitled to claim part of his inheritance, which was split up after the death of the last known representative of the family in Venice in 1425. More than a material inheritance, which she knows is unrealistic to ask for, she claims the legitimacy of the great explorer in order to overcome the discrimination and prejudice linked to her condition as a woman.''		''The cache did contain a copy of part of the famous explorer's will! Unfortunately, the pages about his descendants are missing... This is not the time we will know if Dariâ can legitimately claim to have a connection with Marco Polo.<br><br>But in the small room that housed the pages of the manuscript, Dariâ notes a secret trapdoor. When she opens it, she discovers a word scribbled on a piece of parchment. In her native language it says, "My dearest Dariâ, no matter who your ancestors were, you do not need anyone to tell you to set out to sea and explore for yourself."<br><br>The note is placed next to a magnificent [[crossbow]] and a superb sailing book! As she grasps the tome, the smell of tanned skin and ink emanating from it immerses Dariâ into the memory of the journey that led her here...<br><br>Dariâ was born in [[Shiraz]], [[Iran\|Persia]], which was then the heart of {{Wiki\|Timurid Empire\|Timur's empire}}. As the only daughter of a calligrapher, she never knew her father, but this did not prevent her from having a happy childhood within an extended family of book craftsmen. During her childhood, she was surrounded by the smell of tanned leather, inks and paper products and developed a love for all books.<br><br>Bright and curious about everything, she learned to read and write at a very young age. She knew by heart many works by poets, philosophers and scholars of all eras and regions.<br><br>From the age of twelve, she became passionate about the stories of the explorers. For her birthday, her great-grandfather gave her a magnificent edition of the [[The Travels of Marco Polo\|Book of Wonders]], the account of Marco Polo's travels. Dariâ is extremely thankful for it. When she finished reading the book, her mother suggested that Polo might be her grandfather. The young girl immediately felt a great pride and experienced it as an epiphany: She will be an explorer.<br><br>Her mother, although frightened by the prospect of seeing her daughter risk her life around the world, supports and prepares her: Dariâ is gradually developing her own philosophy. Enamored with freedom, she observes the waves of tyranny which fall on the [[Earth\|world]] around her and promises to defend free will against the established order. Her mother, sensing the danger of her daughter's opinions, seeks to protect her. It is thus, from shady encounters to occult contacts, that she manages to attract the attention of the Brotherhood.<br><br>Dariâ was recruited at the age of 16 and immediately embraced [[Assassin-Templar War\|the cause]], After intensive training, she further investigates her ancestor and realizes that she is entitled to claim part of his inheritance, which was split up after the death of the last known representative of the family in Venice in 1425. More than a material inheritance, which she knows is unrealistic to ask for, she claims the legitimacy of the great explorer in order to overcome the discrimination and prejudice linked to her condition as a woman.''

	==References==		==References==

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	==Intro==		==Intro==
	A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer [[Marco Polo]]. But according to her research, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.<br><br>A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a [[Scholar\|priest]]'s palm, she was able to locate the will in the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]].<br><br>[[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|We]] are headed to the {{Wiki\|episcopal see}} in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.<br><br>There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Soldier\|guard]], a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.		''A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer [[Marco Polo]]. But according to her research, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.<br><br>A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a [[Scholar\|priest]]'s palm, she was able to locate the will in the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]].<br><br>[[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|We]] are headed to the {{Wiki\|episcopal see}} in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.<br><br>There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Soldier\|guard]], a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.''

	==Objectives==		==Objectives==

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	\| type = Additional Memory		\| type = Additional Memory
	\| fullsync = <small>		\| fullsync = <small>
	*During ALL the turns of this Memory, Dariâ must NEVER use the Special Ability on her Assassin card.</small>		*During ALL the turns of this [[Genetic memory\|Memory]], [[Dariâ]] must NEVER use the Special Ability on her Assassin card.</small>
	\| previous =		\| previous = [[Gentle Benedetto]]
	\| next =		\| next =
	\| source =		\| source = Dariâ
	\| location = [[Venice]]		\| location = [[Venice]]
	\| date = 1509}}		\| date = 1509}}
	'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of ~~a fragmented~~ [[genetic ~~memory~~]].		'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of one of [[Dariâ]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]].

	==Intro==		==Intro==
	A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer Marco Polo. But according to her ~~reseearch~~, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.		A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer [[Marco Polo]]. But according to her research, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.<br><br>A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a [[Scholar\|priest]]'s palm, she was able to locate the will in the [[Vaticano District\|Vatican]].<br><br>[[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|We]] are headed to the {{Wiki\|episcopal see}} in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.<br><br>There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Soldier\|guard]], a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.

	A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a priest's palm, she was able to locate the will in the Vatican.

	We are headed to the episcopal see in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.

	There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the Roman guard, a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.

	==Objectives==		==Objectives==
	*'''1.''' An Assassin must first activate the mechanism to open the secret passage. [!] After doing so, reveal the [special] card.		*'''1.''' An [[Assassins\|Assassin]] must first activate the mechanism to open the secret passage. [!] After doing so, reveal the [special] card.
	*'''2.''' Then that Assassin or another must retrieve the will.		*'''2.''' Then that Assassin or another must retrieve the will.

	==Debrief==		==Debrief==
	The cache did contain a copy of part of the famous explorer's will! Unfortunately, the pages about his descendants are missing... This is not the time we will know if Dariâ can legitimately claim to have a connection with Marco Polo.		''The cache did contain a copy of part of the famous explorer's will! Unfortunately, the pages about his descendants are missing... This is not the time we will know if Dariâ can legitimately claim to have a connection with Marco Polo.<br><br>But in the small room that housed the pages of the manuscript, Dariâ notes a secret trapdoor. When she opens it, she discovers a word scribbled on a piece of parchment. In her native language it says, "My dearest Dariâ, no matter who your ancestors were, you do not need anyone to tell you to set out to sea and explore for yourself."<br><br>The note is placed next to a magnificent [[crossbow]] and a superb sailing book! As she grasps the tome, the smell of tanned skin and ink emanating from it immerses Dariâ into the memory of the journey that led her here...<br><br>Dariâ was born in [[Shiraz]], [[Iran\|Persia]], which was then the heart of {{Wiki\|Timurid Empire\|Timur's empire}}. As the only daughter of a calligrapher, she never knew her father, but this did not prevent her from having a happy childhood within an extended family of book craftsmen. During her childhood, she was surrounded by the smell of tanned leather, inks and paper products and developed a love for all books.<br><br>Bright and curious about everything, she learned to read and write at a very young age. She knew by heart many works by poets, philosophers and scholars of all eras and regions.<br><br>From the age of twelve, she became passionate about the stories of the explorers. For her birthday, her great-grandfather gave her a magnificent edition of the {{Wiki\|The Travels of Marco Polo\|Book of Wonders}}, the account of Marco Polo's travels. Dariâ is extremely thankful for it. When she finished reading the book, her mother suggested that Polo might be her grandfather. The young girl immediately felt a great pride and experienced it as an epiphany: She will be an explorer.<br><br>Her mother, although frightened by the prospect of seeing her daughter risk her life around the world, supports and prepares her: Dariâ is gradually developing her own philosophy. Enamored with freedom, she observes the waves of tyranny which fall on the [[Earth\|world]] around her and promises to defend free will against the established order. Her mother, sensing the danger of her daughter's opinions, seeks to protect her. It is thus, from shady encounters to occult contacts, that she manages to attract the attention of the Brotherhood.<br><br>Dariâ was recruited at the age of 16 and immediately embraced [[Assassin-Templar War\|the cause]], After intensive training, she further investigates her ancestor and realizes that she is entitled to claim part of his inheritance, which was split up after the death of the last known representative of the family in Venice in 1425. More than a material inheritance, which she knows is unrealistic to ask for, she claims the legitimacy of the great explorer in order to overcome the discrimination and prejudice linked to her condition as a woman.''

	But in the small room that housed the pages of the manuscript, Dariâ notes a secret trapdoor. When she opens it, she discovers a word scribbled on a piece of parchment. In her native language it says, "My dearest Dariâ, no matter who your ancestors were, you do not need anyone to tell you to set out to sea and explore for yourself."

	The note is placed next to a magnificent crossbow and a superb sailing book! As she grasps the tome, the smell of tanned skin and ink emanating from it immerses Dariâ into the memory of the journey that led her here...

	Dariâ was born in Shiraz, Persia, which was then the heart of Timur's empire. As the only daughter of a calligrapher, she never knew her father, but this did not prevent her from ~~havinig~~ a happy childhood within an extended family of book craftsmen. During her childhood, she was surrounded by the smell of tanned leather, inks and paper products and developed a love for all books.

	Bright and curious about everything, she learned to read and write at a very young age. She knew by heart many works by poets, philosophers and scholars of all eras and regions.

	From the age of twelve, she became passionate about the stories of the explorers. For her birthday, her great-grandfather gave her a magnificent edition of the Book of Wonders, the account of Marco Polo's travels. Dariâ is extremely thankful for it. When she finished reading the book, her mother suggested that Polo might be her ~~grandtather~~. The young girl immediately felt a great pride and experienced it as an epiphany: She will be an explorer.

	Her mother, although frightened by the prospect of seeing her daughter risk her life around the world, supports and prepares her: Dariâ is gradually developing her own philosophy. Enamored with freedom, she observes the waves of tyranny which fall on the world around her and promises to defend free will against the established order. Her mother, sensing the danger of her daughter's opinions, seeks to protect her. It is thus, from shady encounters to occult contacts, that she manages to attract the attention of the Brotherhood.

	Dariâ was recruited at the age of 16 and immediately embraced the cause, After intensive training, she further investigates her ancestor and realizes that she is entitled to claim part of his inheritance, which was split up after the death of the last known ~~representativa~~ of the ~~famity~~ in Venice in 1425. More than a material inheritance, which she knows is unrealistic to ask for, she claims the legitimacy of the great explorer in order to overcome the discrimination and prejudice linked to her condition as a woman.

	==References==		==References==

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{{Memory Infobox
| name = A Cumbersome Legacy
| image =
| description =
| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''
| type = Additional Memory
| fullsync = <small>
*During ALL the turns of this Memory, Dariâ must NEVER use the Special Ability on her Assassin card.</small>
| previous =
| next =
| source =
| location = [[Venice]]
| date = 1509}}
'''A Cumbersome Legacy''' was an altered representation of a fragmented [[genetic memory]].

==Intro==
A few years earlier, Dariâ learned from her mother that she might be a descendant of the famous explorer Marco Polo. But according to her reseearch, Polo's legacy was scattered after the death of the last member of the family almost a century ago.

A few weeks ago, Dariâ discovered that Marco Polo's will was not revealed in its entirety. After greasing a priest's palm, she was able to locate the will in the Vatican.

We are headed to the episcopal see in hopes that the testament will mention one of Dariâ's ancestors.

There, the shady priest tells us that the will is said to be in the possession of an influential member of the Roman guard, a certain Nattaniele Drachetti. We will have to use deception to gain access to his chambers and steal the will.

==Objectives==
*'''1.''' An Assassin must first activate the mechanism to open the secret passage. [!] After doing so, reveal the [special] card.
*'''2.''' Then that Assassin or another must retrieve the will.

==Debrief==
The cache did contain a copy of part of the famous explorer's will! Unfortunately, the pages about his descendants are missing... This is not the time we will know if Dariâ can legitimately claim to have a connection with Marco Polo.

But in the small room that housed the pages of the manuscript, Dariâ notes a secret trapdoor. When she opens it, she discovers a word scribbled on a piece of parchment. In her native language it says, "My dearest Dariâ, no matter who your ancestors were, you do not need anyone to tell you to set out to sea and explore for yourself."

The note is placed next to a magnificent crossbow and a superb sailing book! As she grasps the tome, the smell of tanned skin and ink emanating from it immerses Dariâ into the memory of the journey that led her here...

Dariâ was born in Shiraz, Persia, which was then the heart of Timur's empire. As the only daughter of a calligrapher, she never knew her father, but this did not prevent her from havinig a happy childhood within an extended family of book craftsmen. During her childhood, she was surrounded by the smell of tanned leather, inks and paper products and developed a love for all books.

Bright and curious about everything, she learned to read and write at a very young age. She knew by heart many works by poets, philosophers and scholars of all eras and regions.

From the age of twelve, she became passionate about the stories of the explorers. For her birthday, her great-grandfather gave her a magnificent edition of the Book of Wonders, the account of Marco Polo's travels. Dariâ is extremely thankful for it. When she finished reading the book, her mother suggested that Polo might be her grandtather. The young girl immediately felt a great pride and experienced it as an epiphany: She will be an explorer.

Her mother, although frightened by the prospect of seeing her daughter risk her life around the world, supports and prepares her: Dariâ is gradually developing her own philosophy. Enamored with freedom, she observes the waves of tyranny which fall on the world around her and promises to defend free will against the established order. Her mother, sensing the danger of her daughter's opinions, seeks to protect her. It is thus, from shady encounters to occult contacts, that she manages to attract the attention of the Brotherhood.

Dariâ was recruited at the age of 16 and immediately embraced the cause, After intensive training, she further investigates her ancestor and realizes that she is entitled to claim part of his inheritance, which was split up after the death of the last known representativa of the famity in Venice in 1425. More than a material inheritance, which she knows is unrealistic to ask for, she claims the legitimacy of the great explorer in order to overcome the discrimination and prejudice linked to her condition as a woman.

==References==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''
{{ACBVMemories}}
[[Category:Memories of Venetian Assassin]]