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	Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point between 1486 and 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search of Templar treasures.<ref name="Shipwrecked">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Shipwrecked]]</ref>		Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point between 1486 and 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search of Templar treasures.<ref name="Shipwrecked">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Shipwrecked]]</ref>

	Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile]] guard ~~through the docks~~, and by the time he had caught and killed ~~the guard~~, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After claiming its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref name="Shipwrecked" />		Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile]] guard, and by the time he had caught and killed his target, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After claiming its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref name="Shipwrecked" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	By the latter half of the 15th century, the Templar Silvio Barbarigo, whose [[House of Barbarigo\|family]] served under the [[House of Borgia]], commanded the Arsenal. In 1486, after the assassination of his cousin and fellow Templar, [[Marco Barbarigo]], by the Assassin Ezio Auditore, Silvio fled for the safety of the Arsenal.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[An Unpleasant Turn of Events]]</ref>		By the latter half of the 15th century, the Templar Silvio Barbarigo, whose [[House of Barbarigo\|family]] served under the [[House of Borgia]], commanded the Arsenal. In 1486, after the assassination of his cousin and fellow Templar, [[Marco Barbarigo]], by the Assassin Ezio Auditore, Silvio fled for the safety of the Arsenal.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[An Unpleasant Turn of Events]]</ref>

	~~[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]~~
	At the shipyard, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>		At the shipyard, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>

	Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB" />		[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]
			Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them. Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" />

	~~Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" />~~ Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>		Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

	===Templar treasure===		===Templar treasure===
	Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point between 1486 and 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search of Templar treasures. Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile]] guard through the docks, and by the time he had caught and killed the guard, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After claiming its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref~~>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[~~Shipwrecked~~]]<~~/~~ref~~>		Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point between 1486 and 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search of Templar treasures.<ref name="Shipwrecked">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Shipwrecked]]</ref>

			Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile]] guard through the docks, and by the time he had caught and killed the guard, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After claiming its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref name="Shipwrecked" />

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]		[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]
	At the shipyard, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB"~~>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]<~~/~~ref~~>		At the shipyard, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>

			Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB" />

	Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" /> Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>		Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" /> Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

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	[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]		[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]
	~~There~~, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>		At the shipyard, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>

	Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" /> Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>		Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" /> Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

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	[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]		[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]
	There, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>		There, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside. Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>

	~~Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them.~~ Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" />		Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" /> Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

	Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

	===Templar treasure===		===Templar treasure===

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	The '''Arsenale di Venezia''', or '''Arsenal of Venice''', is a complex of former shipyards at the north-east end of [[Venice]] in the [[Castello District]].		The '''Arsenale di Venezia''', or '''Arsenal of Venice''', is a complex of former shipyards at the north-east end of [[Venice]] in the [[Castello District]].

	Throughout its history, it served as the principal source of the Venetian's [[Venetian Navy\|naval power]], being the construction site of its fleets. Around the 14th century, it became a base of operations for the [[Templars]], with the renovation of the [[ship]]yard in 1320 being paid for by Templar funds. As such, the facility was treated by the [[Assassins]] as a [[Secret Locations\|Templar lair]] of treasures. In 1486, the stronghold came under attack by Assassin [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] led by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] and [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]], and in the ensuing battle, the Arsenal's Templar commander [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and his bodyguard [[Dante Moro]] were slain.		Throughout its history, it served as the principal source of the Venetian's [[Venetian Navy\|naval power]], being the construction site of its fleets. Around the 14th century, it became a base of operations for the [[Templars]], with the renovation of the [[ship]]yard in 1320 being paid for by Templar funds. As such, the facility was treated by the [[Assassins]] as a [[Secret Locations\|Templar lair]] of treasures.

			In 1486, the stronghold came under attack by Assassin [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]] led by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]] and [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]], and in the ensuing battle, the Arsenal's Templar commander [[Silvio Barbarigo]] and his bodyguard [[Dante Moro]] were slain.

	==History==		==History==
	===Conception===		===Conception===
	Originally established as a naval depot for private ships, in 1320 the Arsenal was renovated through funds provided by the Templar Order. Official ownership by this point transferred to the Venetian government, and with the Arsenal's expansion, it became the largest industrial complex of the city. The state came to rely on it as the production center for its navy and large merchant vessels. At its peak, the Arsenal was able to churn out an entire ship in just a day. Nevertheless, as the benefactors of the renovation project, control of the Arsenal ultimately fell to the secret Templar Order, and from 1320 until 1486, it became their base of operations in Venice.<ref name="DB"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Arsenale di Venezia]]<~~/~~ref~~>		Originally established as a naval depot for private ships, in 1320 the Arsenal was renovated through funds provided by the Templar Order. Official ownership by this point transferred to the Venetian government, and with the Arsenal's expansion, it became the largest industrial complex of the city. The state came to rely on it as the production center for its navy and large merchant vessels.<ref name="DB">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Database: Arsenale di Venezia]]</ref>

			At its peak, the Arsenal was able to churn out an entire ship in just a day. Nevertheless, as the benefactors of the renovation project, control of the Arsenal ultimately fell to the secret Templar Order, and from 1320 until 1486, it became their base of operations in Venice.<ref name="DB" />

	In 1460, the Porta Magna ('Great Gate') was erected and it has fronted the Arsenal ever since. The gate, built in the {{Wiki\|Neoclassical architecture\|classical revivalist style}}, reflects the popular movement of the [[Renaissance]] period.<ref name="DB" />		In 1460, the Porta Magna ('Great Gate') was erected and it has fronted the Arsenal ever since. The gate, built in the {{Wiki\|Neoclassical architecture\|classical revivalist style}}, reflects the popular movement of the [[Renaissance]] period.<ref name="DB" />

	===Battle of the Arsenal===		===Battle of the Arsenal===
	By the latter half of the 15th century, the Templar Silvio Barbarigo, whose [[House of Barbarigo\|family]] served under the [[House of Borgia]] commanded the Arsenal. In 1486, after the assassination of his cousin and ~~a leading~~ Templar, [[Marco Barbarigo]], by the Assassin Ezio Auditore ~~da Firenze~~, Silvio fled for the safety of the Arsenal. There, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses ~~had been~~ formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside.<ref name="~~AC2~~">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''</ref>		By the latter half of the 15th century, the Templar Silvio Barbarigo, whose [[House of Barbarigo\|family]] served under the [[House of Borgia]], commanded the Arsenal. In 1486, after the assassination of his cousin and fellow Templar, [[Marco Barbarigo]], by the Assassin Ezio Auditore, Silvio fled for the safety of the Arsenal.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[An Unpleasant Turn of Events]]</ref>

			[[File:Two birds 8.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Templar ship departing the Arsenal without Silvio and Dante]]
			There, the Templars prepared an expedition to collect an [[Apple of Eden 6\|Apple of Eden]] from [[Cyprus]]. On the day of the scheduled departure, however, the base was assaulted by an army of Assassin mercenaries led by Bartolomeo d'Alviano and Ezio. Though the Arsenal's defenses were formidable, much of the garrison had been baited out beforehand by scattered groups of mercenaries, allowing Ezio and Bartolomeo to breach inside.<ref name="TBOB">''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Two Birds, One Blade]]</ref>

	Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of ~~the~~ bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them. Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="~~AC2~~" />		Unable to defeat the Assassins even with the aid of his bodyguard Dante Moro, Silvio called a retreat in fear that their Templar vessel would leave without them. Sure enough, Silvio and Dante found that they had been abandoned by their vessel and were assassinated soon after when Ezio caught up with them.<ref name="TBOB" />

	Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref ~~name="AC2"~~ />		Two years later, the Arsenal would serve as the point of arrival for the aforementioned vessel when it returned from its expedition.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[All Things Come to He Who Waits]]</ref>

	===Templar treasure===		===Templar treasure===
	Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point ~~from~~ 1486 to 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search ~~for~~ Templar treasures. Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile ~~guards\|agile guard~~]] through the docks, and by the time he had caught and killed the guard, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After ~~taking what he wanted of~~ its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref ~~name="AC2"~~ />		Having been a major stronghold of the Templars for at least a century, the Arsenal was host to some of their wealth. At some point between 1486 and 1499, Ezio Auditore infiltrated its drydocks in search of Templar treasures. Entering through a small building in the vicinity, Ezio engaged in a chase with an [[Agile]] guard through the docks, and by the time he had caught and killed the guard, the pursuit had brought him to a room containing a Templar strongbox. After claiming its contents, Ezio exited through a small tunnel, returning to the streets of Venice.<ref>''Assassin's Creed II'' – [[Shipwrecked]]</ref>

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Venice Arsenal concept art by Gilles Beloeil.png\|Concept of the Arsenal		Venice Arsenal concept art by Gilles Beloeil.png\|Concept of the Arsenal
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