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	''A French ~~[[Scholar~~\|abbot]] reforms the Templar Order''<br>In the 12th Century, Bernard de Clairvaux, an influential clergy member and probable Templar, realized that the Order needed the [[Church]] as an ally. He sent nine trusted knights to Jerusalem in order to find the [[Solomon's Temple\|Temple of Solomon]]. These men returned nine years later with crucial information that allowed de Clairvaux to reform the structure of the Templar Order. De Clairvaux made the Order a public organization and pushed for recognition of its existence during the [[Council of Troyes]], in 1128.		''A French {{Wiki\|abbot}} reforms the Templar Order''<br>In the 12th Century, Bernard de Clairvaux, an influential clergy member and probable Templar, realized that the Order needed the [[Church]] as an ally. He sent nine trusted knights to Jerusalem in order to find the [[Solomon's Temple\|Temple of Solomon]]. These men returned nine years later with crucial information that allowed de Clairvaux to reform the structure of the Templar Order. De Clairvaux made the Order a public organization and pushed for recognition of its existence during the [[Council of Troyes]], in 1128.
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	''Ezio encounters the [[Byzantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Byzantine Templars]]''<br>		''Ezio encounters the [[Byzantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Byzantine Templars]]''<br>After having [[The Hangman\|escaped]] execution in Masyaf, where he had been captured by a group of Byzantine Templars, Ezio headed towards the Ottoman Empire's capital. Upon [[A Warm Welcome (Revelations)\|arriving]] in Constantinople, Ezio realized saw the extent of the Byzantine Templars' power and promised to his friend [[Yusuf Tazim\|Yusuf]] to limit the Templar threat. Ezio understood that the Templars also wanted to gain entrance to Altair's library, which contained crucial information.

	After having [[The Hangman\|escaped]] execution in Masyaf, where he had been captured by a group of Byzantine Templars, Ezio headed towards the Ottoman Empire's capital. Upon [[A Warm Welcome (Revelations)\|arriving]] in Constantinople, Ezio realized saw the extent of the Byzantine Templars' power and promised to his friend [[Yusuf Tazim\|Yusuf]] to limit the Templar threat. Ezio understood that the Templars also wanted to gain entrance to Altair's library, which contained crucial information.

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	''{{Wiki\|Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand\|Assassination}} sparks [[World War I\|First World War]]''<br>Born in {{Wiki\|Graz}}, Austria, the Archduke of {{Wiki\|Austria-Este}} was the heir presumptive to the throne of the {{Wiki\|Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire}}. On June 28, 1914, a {{Wiki\|Bosnia}}n {{Wiki\|Gavrilo Princip\|member}} of a {{Wiki\|Serbs\|Serbian}} nationalist secret military society known as the {{Wiki\|Black Hand (Serbia)\|Black Hand}} killed Ferdinand and his {{Wiki\|Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg\|wife}} in [[Sarajevo]], while they were parading in the city. The assassination sparked the First World War. It provided the Austro-Hungarian empire an excuse to retaliate against Serbia and ultimately, all the major European powers were brought into the conflict.		''{{Wiki\|Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand\|Assassination}} sparks [[World War I\|First World War]]''<br>Born in {{Wiki\|Graz}}, Austria, the Archduke of {{Wiki\|Austria-Este}} was the heir presumptive to the throne of the {{Wiki\|Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire}}. On June 28, 1914, a {{Wiki\|Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Bosnian}} {{Wiki\|Gavrilo Princip\|member}} of a {{Wiki\|Serbs\|Serbian}} nationalist secret military society known as the {{Wiki\|Black Hand (Serbia)\|Black Hand}} killed Ferdinand and his {{Wiki\|Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg\|wife}} in [[Sarajevo]], while they were parading in the city. The assassination sparked the First World War. It provided the Austro-Hungarian empire an excuse to retaliate against Serbia and ultimately, all the major European powers were brought into the conflict.
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	''The end of the Tsarist regime''<br>The Russian Revolution of 1917—which eradicated the Tsarist regime—represents a culmination of previous strikes and uprisings that started in the late nineteenth century, and {{Wiki\|~~1905~~ Russian Revolution\|more importantly}} in 1905. The events of 1917 can be separated in two different revolutions. The {{Wiki\|February Revolution}} formed a {{Wiki\|Russian Provisional Government}}, where there was a {{Wiki\|dual power}} between members of the Imperial Parliament, called the {{Wiki\|Duma}}, and the {{Wiki\|Soviet (council)\|Soviets}} (workers councils). The October Revolution saw the {{Wiki\|Communist Party of the Soviet Union\|Bolshevik Party}} overthrowing the Provisional Government and the establishment of a communist regime. A {{Wiki\|Russian Civil War\|Civil War}} ensued.		''The end of the Tsarist regime''<br>The Russian Revolution of 1917—which eradicated the Tsarist regime—represents a culmination of previous strikes and uprisings that started in the late nineteenth century, and {{Wiki\|Russian Revolution of 1905\|more importantly}} in 1905. The events of 1917 can be separated in two different revolutions. The {{Wiki\|February Revolution}} formed a {{Wiki\|Russian Provisional Government}}, where there was a {{Wiki\|dual power}} between members of the Imperial Parliament, called the {{Wiki\|Duma}}, and the {{Wiki\|Soviet (council)\|Soviets}} (workers councils). The October Revolution saw the {{Wiki\|Communist Party of the Soviet Union\|Bolshevik Party}} overthrowing the Provisional Government and the establishment of a communist regime. A {{Wiki\|Russian Civil War\|Civil War}} ensued.
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	\|''You are resourceful, yet aggressive. You are endowed with a sharp mind and sharper blades. When ~~sovling~~ a problem you rely on the quickest solution, whether it involves blood or not.''		\|''You are resourceful, yet aggressive. You are endowed with a sharp mind and sharper blades. When solving a problem you rely on the quickest solution, whether it involves blood or not.''
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	==Features==		==Features==
	The website included a news section, forums for discussion, and a link to [[Ubiworkshop]]'s store. Most notably, it featured an explorable map that tracked places, events, people, objects, and messages from the series' [[Modern times\|modern day]] storyline. On 5 October 2012, a timeline section that charted historic events in the series' chronology was introduced. Users could also track their progress in all ''Assassin's Creed'' games, redeem codes from merchandise for exclusive items, and unlock additional content by performing actions on the program's webpage; these features would later be moved to the [[Ubisoft Connect\|Ubisoft Club]] program.<ref>{{Ubisoft\|url=en-gb/Faqs/000045741/Assassin-s-Creed-Initiates-program\|text=What is Assassin's Creed: Initiates?\|subdomain=support\|archivedate=20200811202253}}</ref>		The website included a news section, forums for discussion, and a link to [[Ubiworkshop]]'s store. Most notably, it featured an explorable map that tracked places, events, people, objects, and messages from the series' [[Modern times\|modern day]] storyline. On 5 October 2012, a timeline section that charted historic events in the series' chronology was introduced. Users could also track their progress in all ''Assassin's Creed'' games, redeem codes from select merchandise for exclusive game items, and unlock additional content by performing actions on the program's webpage; these features would later be moved to the [[Ubisoft Connect\|Ubisoft Club]] program.<ref>{{Ubisoft\|url=en-gb/Faqs/000045741/Assassin-s-Creed-Initiates-program\|text=What is Assassin's Creed: Initiates?\|subdomain=support\|archivedate=20200811202253}}</ref>

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	{{main\|Surveillance}}		{{main\|Surveillance}}
	''Surveillance'' refers to a collection of images, video clips, transcripts, and documents that tracked the Assassins after 21 December 2012, beginning with a communication from Shaun Hastings in May 2013.		''Surveillance'' refers to a collection of images, video clips, transcripts, and documents that tracked the [[Assassins]] after 21 December 2012, beginning with a communication from Shaun Hastings in May 2013.

	===Initiates Database===		===Initiates Database===
	Besides the various files on Desmond and other modern [[Assassins]], ''Initiates'' also compiled information on historical events, which they divided into the sections ''Dossiers, Lineages'', and the eponymous ''[[Database]]''. ''Dossiers'' compiled information on historical figures as well as modern Assassins and certain objects, ''Lineages'' collected several memories from certain individuals like [[Eseosa]] and [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]], and the ''Database'' contained information beginning in 33 CE and was divided into five main time periods.		Besides the various files on Desmond and other modern Assassins, ''Initiates'' also compiled information on historical events, which they divided into the sections ''Dossiers, Lineages'', and the eponymous ''[[Database]]''. ''Dossiers'' compiled information on historical figures as well as modern Assassins and certain objects, ''Lineages'' collected several memories from certain individuals like [[Eseosa]] and [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]], and the ''Database'' contained information beginning in 33 CE and was divided into five main time periods.

	====Dossier====		====Dossier====

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	==History==		==History==
	The domain name for "acinitiates" was filed on 21 August 2012 and the site officially launched on 1 September. On 7 September, the site's background map showed 6 events somewhere in the [[Atlantic Ocean]]. Zooming in on the areas resulted in the message ''"Map data not yet available"''. In the ''Initiates'' section titled "[[The Desmond Files]]", the name "[[William Miles\|William M]]." appeared as the sender in e-mails separately addressed to [[Lucy Stillman]] ("Concerns", 26 September) and [[Shaun Hastings]] ("Status", 27 September), copied directly from their appearance in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. When ''Brotherhood''{{'}}s lead writer [[Jeffrey Yohalem]] was asked about the peculiarity in a podcast on 29 April, he said that "the William M.'s are not necessarily the same".<ref>{{Youtube\|JAUtjtZPNxw\|The Assassin's Den - The Lost Archive ft. Jeffrey Yohalem (Lead Writer)\|loomer\|Loomer\|quote=I don't know if people noticed this, but in some of the emails in ''Brotherhood'', Lucy's getting letters from, um, uh, Desmond's—the, the guy in charge of the Assassins, William M. And, um, if you look at the time of some of those letters in the date, um, you'll notice something, especially the letters that are sent to Lucy versus—William M. is writing letters to Lucy, and he's writing letters to Shaun in the emails in ''Brotherhood'', and the William M.'s are not necessarily the same. And if you look at those emails, you will see the beginning of the reveal that happened in [''The Lost Archive''].}} from 36:18–37:04</ref> This was confirmed when ''Initiates'' was updated with the events of 9 October, revealing that the "William M." who was ~~in contact with~~ Lucy was ~~actually~~ Dr. [[Warren Vidic]].		The domain name for "acinitiates" was filed on 21 August 2012 and the site officially launched on 1 September. On 7 September, the site's background map showed 6 events somewhere in the [[Atlantic Ocean]]. Zooming in on the areas resulted in the message ''"Map data not yet available"''. In the ''Initiates'' section titled "[[The Desmond Files]]", the name "[[William Miles\|William M]]." appeared as the sender in e-mails separately addressed to [[Lucy Stillman]] ("Concerns", 26 September) and [[Shaun Hastings]] ("Status", 27 September), copied directly from their appearance in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''. When ''Brotherhood''{{'}}s lead writer [[Jeffrey Yohalem]] was asked about the peculiarity in a podcast on 29 April, he said that "the William M.'s are not necessarily the same".<ref>{{Youtube\|JAUtjtZPNxw\|The Assassin's Den - The Lost Archive ft. Jeffrey Yohalem (Lead Writer)\|loomer\|Loomer\|quote=I don't know if people noticed this, but in some of the emails in ''Brotherhood'', Lucy's getting letters from, um, uh, Desmond's—the, the guy in charge of the Assassins, William M. And, um, if you look at the time of some of those letters in the date, um, you'll notice something, especially the letters that are sent to Lucy versus—William M. is writing letters to Lucy, and he's writing letters to Shaun in the emails in ''Brotherhood'', and the William M.'s are not necessarily the same. And if you look at those emails, you will see the beginning of the reveal that happened in [''The Lost Archive''].}} from 36:18–37:04</ref> This was confirmed when ''Initiates'' was updated with the events of 9 October, revealing that the "William M." who was contacting Lucy was Dr. [[Warren Vidic]].
	[[File:Img initiates med1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|''Initiates'' logo, 2012]]		[[File:Img initiates med1.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|''Initiates'' logo, 2012]]
	Two files focused on [[Desmond Miles]] underwent changes that differed from the events depicted in the games. Firstly, the image of his transfer to [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Animus Project laboratory\|laboratory]] in [[Rome]] for the [[Animus Project]] ("Unmarked Hangar", 1 September) was updated 3 times. The [http://images.wikia.com/assassinscreed/images/archive/7/77/20120912110011!ACi-TransferToRome.jpg first version] showed Desmond's uncovered face at 18:44 hours, or 6:44 pm. The [http://images.wikia.com/assassinscreed/images/archive/7/77/20121001030733!ACi-TransferToRome.jpg second version] incorporated several changes, specifically, adding a blindfold on Desmond and Abstergo logos on the uniforms of Desmond's captors, changes to lighting and shadowing, slight changes to the figures' positions, and revising the timestamp to 16:44 hours, or 4:44 pm. The third and [[:File:ACi-TransferToRome.jpg\|final version]] was identical to the second, though the timestamp was restored to the original 18:00. Though not necessarily an error, the image showed Desmond with a courier bag and his outfit from ''Brotherhood'', despite the event taking place around the time of ''[[Assassin's Creed]]''. These were very visible in the original version of the image, but were obscured in the updated versions. The second file, the "[[:File:Assassin's Creed Initiates - Animus Explained\|Animus Explained]]" clip from 1 September, was cut to omit Desmond "arguing semantics" with Vidic when comparing genetic memory to animal {{Wiki\|instinct}}, unlike what was shown in ''Assassin's Creed''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations\|Modern day]]</ref>		Two files focused on [[Desmond Miles]] underwent changes that differed from the events depicted in the games. Firstly, the image of his transfer to [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Animus Project laboratory\|laboratory]] in [[Rome]] for the [[Animus Project]] ("Unmarked Hangar", 1 September) was updated 3 times. The [http://images.wikia.com/assassinscreed/images/archive/7/77/20120912110011!ACi-TransferToRome.jpg first version] showed Desmond's uncovered face at 18:44 hours, or 6:44 pm. The [http://images.wikia.com/assassinscreed/images/archive/7/77/20121001030733!ACi-TransferToRome.jpg second version] incorporated several changes, specifically, adding a blindfold on Desmond and Abstergo logos on the uniforms of Desmond's captors, changes to lighting and shadowing, slight changes to the figures' positions, and revising the timestamp to 16:44 hours, or 4:44 pm. The third and [[:File:ACi-TransferToRome.jpg\|final version]] was identical to the second, though the timestamp was restored to the original 18:00. Though not necessarily an error, the image showed Desmond with a courier bag and his outfit from ''Brotherhood'', despite the event taking place around the time of ''[[Assassin's Creed]]''. These were very visible in the original version of the image, but were obscured in the updated versions. The second file, the "[[:File:Assassin's Creed Initiates - Animus Explained\|Animus Explained]]" clip from 1 September, was cut to omit Desmond "arguing semantics" with Vidic when comparing genetic memory to animal {{Wiki\|instinct}}, unlike what was shown in ''Assassin's Creed''.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations\|Modern day]]</ref>
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	\|''Unpredictable, you are the disturbing presence that torments enemies. You dispatch targets from either up close or ~~lang~~ range. Disappearing into the shadows between each assassination is child's play for you, being detected only adds to the challenge.''		\|''Unpredictable, you are the disturbing presence that torments enemies. You dispatch targets from either up close or long range. Disappearing into the shadows between each assassination is child's play for you, being detected only adds to the challenge.''
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	\|''You are resourceful, yet aggressive. You are endowed with a sharp mind and sharper blades. When ~~soling~~ a problem you rely on the quickest solution, whether it involves blood or not.''		\|''You are resourceful, yet aggressive. You are endowed with a sharp mind and sharper blades. When sovling a problem you rely on the quickest solution, whether it involves blood or not.''
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	''A French ~~[[Scholar~~\|abbot]] reforms the Templar Order''<br>In the 12th Century, Bernard de Clairvaux, an influential clergy member and probable Templar, realized that the Order needed the [[Church]] as an ally. He sent nine trusted knights to Jerusalem in order to find the [[Solomon's Temple\|Temple of Solomon]]. These men returned nine years later with crucial information that allowed de Clairvaux to reform the structure of the Templar Order. De Clairvaux made the Order a public organization and pushed for recognition of its existence during the [[Council of Troyes]], in 1128.		''A French {{Wiki\|abbot}} reforms the Templar Order''<br>In the 12th Century, Bernard de Clairvaux, an influential clergy member and probable Templar, realized that the Order needed the [[Church]] as an ally. He sent nine trusted knights to Jerusalem in order to find the [[Solomon's Temple\|Temple of Solomon]]. These men returned nine years later with crucial information that allowed de Clairvaux to reform the structure of the Templar Order. De Clairvaux made the Order a public organization and pushed for recognition of its existence during the [[Council of Troyes]], in 1128.
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	''Ezio encounters the [[Byzantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Byzantine Templars]]''<br>		''Ezio encounters the [[Byzantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Byzantine Templars]]''<br>After having [[The Hangman\|escaped]] execution in Masyaf, where he had been captured by a group of Byzantine Templars, Ezio headed towards the Ottoman Empire's capital. Upon [[A Warm Welcome (Revelations)\|arriving]] in Constantinople, Ezio realized saw the extent of the Byzantine Templars' power and promised to his friend [[Yusuf Tazim\|Yusuf]] to limit the Templar threat. Ezio understood that the Templars also wanted to gain entrance to Altair's library, which contained crucial information.

	After having [[The Hangman\|escaped]] execution in Masyaf, where he had been captured by a group of Byzantine Templars, Ezio headed towards the Ottoman Empire's capital. Upon [[A Warm Welcome (Revelations)\|arriving]] in Constantinople, Ezio realized saw the extent of the Byzantine Templars' power and promised to his friend [[Yusuf Tazim\|Yusuf]] to limit the Templar threat. Ezio understood that the Templars also wanted to gain entrance to Altair's library, which contained crucial information.

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	''{{Wiki\|Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand\|Assassination}} sparks [[World War I\|First World War]]''<br>Born in {{Wiki\|Graz}}, Austria, the Archduke of {{Wiki\|Austria-Este}} was the heir presumptive to the throne of the {{Wiki\|Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire}}. On June 28, 1914, a {{Wiki\|Bosnia}}n {{Wiki\|Gavrilo Princip\|member}} of a {{Wiki\|Serbs\|Serbian}} nationalist secret military society known as the {{Wiki\|Black Hand (Serbia)\|Black Hand}} killed Ferdinand and his {{Wiki\|Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg\|wife}} in [[Sarajevo]], while they were parading in the city. The assassination sparked the First World War. It provided the Austro-Hungarian empire an excuse to retaliate against Serbia and ultimately, all the major European powers were brought into the conflict.		''{{Wiki\|Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand\|Assassination}} sparks [[World War I\|First World War]]''<br>Born in {{Wiki\|Graz}}, Austria, the Archduke of {{Wiki\|Austria-Este}} was the heir presumptive to the throne of the {{Wiki\|Austria-Hungary\|Austro-Hungarian Empire}}. On June 28, 1914, a {{Wiki\|Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Bosnian}} {{Wiki\|Gavrilo Princip\|member}} of a {{Wiki\|Serbs\|Serbian}} nationalist secret military society known as the {{Wiki\|Black Hand (Serbia)\|Black Hand}} killed Ferdinand and his {{Wiki\|Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg\|wife}} in [[Sarajevo]], while they were parading in the city. The assassination sparked the First World War. It provided the Austro-Hungarian empire an excuse to retaliate against Serbia and ultimately, all the major European powers were brought into the conflict.
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