Assassin's Creed: Visionaries 2 - Revision history

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	Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General [[Ulysses S. Grant]], meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.		Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General [[Ulysses S. Grant]], meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.

	Later, William Jones follows his target from the {{wiki\|National Hotel (Washington, D.C.)\|National Hotel}} to {{wiki\|~~Mary E. Surrat Boarding~~ House\|Mary Surrat's boarding house}} where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at {{Wiki\|Ford's Theater}}. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop-kicking his enemy over the roof's edge. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.		Later, William Jones follows his target from the {{wiki\|National Hotel (Washington, D.C.)\|National Hotel}} to {{wiki\|Surratt House Museum\|Mary Surrat's boarding house}} where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at {{Wiki\|Ford's Theater}}. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop-kicking his enemy over the roof's edge. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.

	Jones rushes to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his [[horse]] as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.		Jones rushes to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his [[horse]] as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.

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	\|image=AC Visionaries 2 Cover A.jpg		\|image=AC Visionaries 2 Cover A.jpg
	\|writer=[[Bray Dornback]] {{c\|1}}<br>[[~~Chuck~~ Austen]] {{c\|2}}<br>[[Serge LaPointe]] {{C\|3}}		\|writer=[[Bray Dornback]] {{c\|1}}<br>[[Charles Austen]] {{c\|2}}<br>[[Serge LaPointe]] {{C\|3}}
	\|penciller=[[Ryan Benjamin]] {{c\|1}}<br>[[Patrick Olliffe]] {{c\|2}}<br>[[Moy R. Marco]] {{C\|3}}		\|penciller=[[Ryan Benjamin]] {{c\|1}}<br>[[Patrick Olliffe]] {{c\|2}}<br>[[Moy R. Marco]] {{C\|3}}
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	\|followed by=[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries 3\|''Visionaries'' 3]]		\|followed by=[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries 3\|''Visionaries'' 3]]
	}}		}}
	'''''Assassin's Creed: Visionaries'' 2''' is the second issue of [[Studio Lounak]]'s comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'', a collection of non-canon works set in the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' universe]]. The comic, written by [[Bray Dornback]] and [[~~Chuck~~ Austen]], was released on 20 March 2024.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Visionaries'' 2''' is the second issue of [[Studio Lounak]]'s comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'', a collection of non-canon works set in the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' universe]]. The comic, written by [[Bray Dornback]] and [[Charles Austen]], was released on 20 March 2024.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

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	~~{{Spoilerhd\|20 June 2024\|''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]''}}~~
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	\|followed by=''Visionaries'' 3		\|followed by=[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries 3\|''Visionaries'' 3]]
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	'''''Assassin's Creed: Visionaries'' 2''' is the second issue of [[Studio Lounak]]'s comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'', a collection of non-canon works set in the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' universe]]. The comic, written by [[Bray Dornback]] and [[Chuck Austen]], was released on 20 March 2024.		'''''Assassin's Creed: Visionaries'' 2''' is the second issue of [[Studio Lounak]]'s comic book series ''[[Assassin's Creed: Visionaries]]'', a collection of non-canon works set in the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' universe]]. The comic, written by [[Bray Dornback]] and [[Chuck Austen]], was released on 20 March 2024.

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	===Uncivil War===		===Uncivil War===
	;The White House, Washington DC, USA, 11 April 1865		;The White House, Washington DC, USA, 11 April 1865
	A few days after the end of the Civil War, former slave William Jones attends President Abraham Lincoln's speech at the White House lawn. Though Jones had been paid by a man to attend, being brought to the White House for the third day in a row, he still did not understand his employer's reasons. Lincoln outlines the future changes of the country, allowing people of all skin ~~colours~~ the right to citizenry, enraging one of the men in the crowd. That man, [[John Wilkes Booth]], loudly proclaims that he will {{Wiki\|Assassination of Abraham Lincoln\|kill Lincoln}} for this act before his companion quiets him, though not before catching the attention of both Jones and his employer.		A few days after the end of the Civil War, former slave William Jones attends President Abraham Lincoln's speech at the White House lawn. Though Jones had been paid by a man to attend, being brought to the White House for the third day in a row, he still did not understand his employer's reasons. Lincoln outlines the future changes of the country, allowing people of all skin colors the right to citizenry, enraging one of the men in the crowd. That man, [[John Wilkes Booth]], loudly proclaims that he will {{Wiki\|Assassination of Abraham Lincoln\|kill Lincoln}} for this act before his companion quiets him, though not before catching the attention of both Jones and his employer.

	Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General [[Ulysses S. Grant]], meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.		Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General [[Ulysses S. Grant]], meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.

	Later, William Jones follows his target to ~~a building~~ where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at {{Wiki\|Ford's Theater}}. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop-kicking his enemy over the roof's edge. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.		Later, William Jones follows his target from the {{wiki\|National Hotel (Washington, D.C.)\|National Hotel}} to {{wiki\|Mary E. Surrat Boarding House\|Mary Surrat's boarding house}} where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at {{Wiki\|Ford's Theater}}. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop-kicking his enemy over the roof's edge. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.

	Jones rushes to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his [[horse]] as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.		Jones rushes to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his [[horse]] as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.

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	===Uncivil War===		===Uncivil War===
	;The White House, Washington DC, USA, 11 April 1865		;The White House, Washington DC, USA, 11 April 1865
	A few days after the end of the Civil War, former slave William Jones attends President Abraham Lincoln's speech at the White House lawn. Though Jones had been paid by a man to attend, being brought to the White House for the third day in a row, he still did not understand his employer's reasons. Lincoln outlines the future changes of the country, allowing people of all skin colours the right to citizenry, enraging one of the men in the crowd. That man, John Wilkes Booth, loudly proclaims that he will kill Lincoln for this act before his companion quiets him, though not before catching the attention of both Jones and his employer.		A few days after the end of the Civil War, former slave William Jones attends President Abraham Lincoln's speech at the White House lawn. Though Jones had been paid by a man to attend, being brought to the White House for the third day in a row, he still did not understand his employer's reasons. Lincoln outlines the future changes of the country, allowing people of all skin colours the right to citizenry, enraging one of the men in the crowd. That man, [[John Wilkes Booth]], loudly proclaims that he will {{Wiki\|Assassination of Abraham Lincoln\|kill Lincoln}} for this act before his companion quiets him, though not before catching the attention of both Jones and his employer.

	Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General Ulysses Grant, meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.		Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General [[Ulysses S. Grant]], meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.

	Later, William Jones follows his target to a building where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at Ford's Theater. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop kicking his enemy over the edge ~~of the roof~~. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.		Later, William Jones follows his target to a building where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at {{Wiki\|Ford's Theater}}. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop-kicking his enemy over the roof's edge. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.

	Jones ~~rushed~~ to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his horse as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.		Jones rushes to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his [[horse]] as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.

	As he nears Ford's Theater, Jones finds himself in a [[Memory Corridor\|white void]], his only company a strange man. The man, his future descendant, explains that Jones is in the Animus and requests that he allow Lincoln to be assassinated as only when Ulysses Grant is president will the slaves be emancipated. Jones refuses to let a good man die and is restrained by the apparition for a moment. As the void gives way to the streets and his descendant vanishes, his employer tells Jones to hurry. He bursts into the theater, but hears gunshots while running up the stairs, arriving at the balcony's closed doors just in time to hear ~~Mrs.~~ Lincoln cry out that her husband had been killed.		As he nears Ford's Theater, Jones finds himself in a [[Memory Corridor\|white void]], his only company a strange man. The man, his future descendant, explains that Jones is in the [[Animus]] and requests that he allow Lincoln to be assassinated, as only when Ulysses Grant is president will the slaves be emancipated. Jones refuses to let a good man die and is restrained by the apparition for a moment. As the void gives way to the streets and his descendant vanishes, his employer tells Jones to hurry. He bursts into the theater, but hears gunshots while running up the stairs, arriving at the balcony's closed doors just in time to hear [[Mary Todd Lincoln]] cry out that her husband had been killed.

	Jones returns to Grant's residence, where Grant tells him that he did everything that he could have done, but Jones still feels guilty for failing to save Lincoln. Some time later, Grant becomes president and Jones lays down his weapons.		Jones returns to Grant's residence, where Grant tells him that he did everything that he could have done, but Jones still feels guilty for failing to save Lincoln. Some time later, Grant becomes president and Jones lays down his weapons.

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done with issue 2

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	As the shinobi attempts to escape, he dispatches the guards on his way before the alarm sounds. Taking to the rooptops once again, he finds himself being followed by a ''{{Wiki\|kunoichi}}'' and a fight ensues, with the shinobi emerging the victor. As he reaches relative safety, he thinks back to the target's son, certain that his actions will be how "the [[Assassin-Templar War\|cycle of war]] continues".		As the shinobi attempts to escape, he dispatches the guards on his way before the alarm sounds. Taking to the rooptops once again, he finds himself being followed by a ''{{Wiki\|kunoichi}}'' and a fight ensues, with the shinobi emerging the victor. As he reaches relative safety, he thinks back to the target's son, certain that his actions will be how "the [[Assassin-Templar War\|cycle of war]] continues".

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	===Uncivil War===		===Uncivil War===
	;~~LOCATION~~		;The White House, Washington DC, USA, 11 April 1865
	~~summary-->~~		A few days after the end of the Civil War, former slave William Jones attends President Abraham Lincoln's speech at the White House lawn. Though Jones had been paid by a man to attend, being brought to the White House for the third day in a row, he still did not understand his employer's reasons. Lincoln outlines the future changes of the country, allowing people of all skin colours the right to citizenry, enraging one of the men in the crowd. That man, John Wilkes Booth, loudly proclaims that he will kill Lincoln for this act before his companion quiets him, though not before catching the attention of both Jones and his employer.

			Jones decided to go to the best man suited to advise him, General Ulysses Grant, meeting him in his carriage. Jones tells Grant of his investigations, relating that the group he followed was intent on kidnapping and ransoming Lincoln and possibly Grant himself too. Grant notes that Lincoln is notoriously unprotected and the best course of action would be to assassinate the assassins before they could act. The pair arrive at a workshop, where Grant gives Jones a disguise and Jones builds himself a Hidden Blade from the parts available.

			Later, William Jones follows his target to a building where the conspirators are meeting. Jones, hanging from the rooftop, listens in to their planning on kidnapping the President and the General devolve into planning their assassinations at Ford's Theater. He is suddenly pulled up to the roof by a Templar guard and a fight ensues, with Jones winning by drop kicking his enemy over the edge of the roof. Returning to the window, he finds that the conspirators had already left.

			Jones rushed to Grant, finding him and his wife in their carriage on route to the theater. Grant urges him to return and protect Lincoln, which William does, running his horse as fast as possible. In the city, crowds of people celebrating the war's end force him to continue on foot.

			As he nears Ford's Theater, Jones finds himself in a [[Memory Corridor\|white void]], his only company a strange man. The man, his future descendant, explains that Jones is in the Animus and requests that he allow Lincoln to be assassinated as only when Ulysses Grant is president will the slaves be emancipated. Jones refuses to let a good man die and is restrained by the apparition for a moment. As the void gives way to the streets and his descendant vanishes, his employer tells Jones to hurry. He bursts into the theater, but hears gunshots while running up the stairs, arriving at the balcony's closed doors just in time to hear Mrs. Lincoln cry out that her husband had been killed.

			Jones returns to Grant's residence, where Grant tells him that he did everything that he could have done, but Jones still feels guilty for failing to save Lincoln. Some time later, Grant becomes president and Jones lays down his weapons.

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