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	{{Quote\|Today A— took my hand but he dropped it when B— came near and laughed [...] I do not like B— or trust him. He is rude.\|Jeanne on her relationship with Baptiste.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Jeanne's diary pages}}		{{Quote\|Today A— took my hand but he dropped it when B— came near and laughed [...] I do not like B— or trust him. He is rude.\|Jeanne on her relationship with Baptiste.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Jeanne's diary pages}}
	Baptiste was born in 1725 on a [[plantation]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where he became acquainted with his fellow [[Slavery\|slaves]] [[Agaté]] and [[Jeanne]], befriending the former. Around 1732, the three of them met the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] leader and [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]], who took them under his wing and taught them how to read and write; Baptiste and Agaté also learned how to craft [[poison]]s and wield weapons. Unlike Agaté, Baptiste disliked Jeanne, causing tensions between them.<ref ~~name="Eve of Saint John"~~ /><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]]~~: Entry~~ 5</ref>		Baptiste was born in 1725 on a [[plantation]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where he became acquainted with his fellow [[Slavery\|slaves]] [[Agaté]] and [[Jeanne]], befriending the former. Around 1732,<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> the three of them met the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] leader and [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]], who took them under his wing and taught them how to read and write;<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]], pg. 1</ref> Baptiste and Agaté also learned how to craft [[poison]]s<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]], pg. 6</ref> and wield weapons.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Unlike Agaté, Baptiste disliked Jeanne, causing tensions between them.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]], pg. 2</ref><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]], pg. 5</ref>

	In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison Saint-Domingue's colonists resulted Mackandal's capture and execution in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''<~~/~~ref~~>		In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison Saint-Domingue's colonists resulted Mackandal's capture and execution in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia" />

	Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref name="Movie Novelization"/>		Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref name="Movie Novelization"/>
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	{{Dialogue\|Baptiste\|The nobles of New Orleans shall perish by poison, and the slaves shall be avenged. My mentor's work will be complete.\|De Ferrer\|And control of the river will fall to those who know what to do with it.\|Baptiste and de Ferrer plotting together, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Citizen E (1)}}		{{Dialogue\|Baptiste\|The nobles of New Orleans shall perish by poison, and the slaves shall be avenged. My mentor's work will be complete.\|De Ferrer\|And control of the river will fall to those who know what to do with it.\|Baptiste and de Ferrer plotting together, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Citizen E (1)}}
	By 1766, Baptiste had begun using his deceased Mentor's name as an alias to gather even more recruits for his cult.<ref name="The False Mackandal">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The False Mackandal]]</ref> Traveling to the [[Louisiana Bayou\|bayou]] near [[New Orleans~~\|New Orlean~~]], Baptiste secured a deal with a local [[Templars\|Templar]] named [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]] to locate Agaté and force him out of hiding, so that he could be delivered to de Ferrer. In return, Baptiste would be [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|inducted]] into the Templar Order. Additionally, Baptiste sought to continue his Mentor's work by poisoning the nobles of New Orleans, thus avenging the slaves.<ref name="ACRG">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Numbskull's personal files]]: "Berg's Inspiration: Baptiste"</ref>		By 1766, Baptiste had begun using his deceased Mentor's name as an alias to gather even more recruits for his cult.<ref name="The False Mackandal">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The False Mackandal]]</ref> Traveling to the [[Louisiana Bayou\|bayou]] near [[New Orleans]], Baptiste secured a deal with a local [[Templars\|Templar]] named [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]] to locate Agaté and force him out of hiding, so that he could be delivered to de Ferrer. In return, Baptiste would be [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|inducted]] into the Templar Order. Additionally, Baptiste sought to continue his Mentor's work by poisoning the nobles of New Orleans, thus avenging the slaves.<ref name="ACRG">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Numbskull's personal files]]: "Berg's Inspiration: Baptiste"</ref>

	Having established a base deep in the bayou, Baptiste ordered his followers to set up encampments throughout the swamp, hoping to locate Agaté's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] and flush him out. Continuing the recruitment of slaves, Baptiste frequently sent messages to his faithful acolytes to find more men for the cause. Consequently, many denizens from [[San Danje]], a settlement within the bayou that functioned as a safe haven for escaped slaves, came to join the cult.<ref name="Meet the Smugglers">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Meet the Smugglers]]</ref>		Having established a base deep in the bayou, Baptiste ordered his followers to set up encampments throughout the swamp, hoping to locate Agaté's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] and flush him out. Continuing the recruitment of slaves, Baptiste frequently sent messages to his faithful acolytes to find more men for the cause. Consequently, many denizens from [[San Danje]], a settlement within the bayou that functioned as a safe haven for escaped slaves, came to join the cult.<ref name="Meet the Smugglers">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Meet the Smugglers]]</ref>

	[[File:Meet the Smugglers 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Baptiste's followers threatening the smugglers]]		[[File:Meet the Smugglers 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Baptiste's followers threatening the smugglers]]
	Over the next few months, Baptiste's influence in the swamp grew and eventually began to encroach on the territory of a smuggling ring led by [[Élise Lafleur]] and [[Roussillon]], whom he subsequently tried to force out. However, the smugglers ignored the ultimatum set by some of Baptiste's envoys, causing a fight to break out. [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's disciple, ~~then arrived, rescuing~~ the smugglers from the cultists.<ref name="Meet the Smugglers" />		Over the next few months, Baptiste's influence in the swamp grew and eventually began to encroach on the territory of a smuggling ring led by [[Élise Lafleur]] and [[Roussillon]], whom he subsequently tried to force out. However, the smugglers ignored the ultimatum set by some of Baptiste's envoys, causing a fight to break out. [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's disciple, happened upon the scene and rescued the smugglers from the cultists, killing the latter.<ref name="Meet the Smugglers" />

	After forming an alliance with Élise and Roussillon, Aveline attempted to track down Baptiste on the orders of her Mentor by eliminating some of his encampments, hoping to find more information there. Through these efforts, she discovered evidence of a "sacred ceremony" that Baptiste aimed to hold on the Eve of Saint John. Aveline then consulted the bayou's [[Houngan (San Danje)\|houngan]] to determine the ceremony's exact location.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The Second Camp]]</ref>		After forming an alliance with Élise and Roussillon, Aveline attempted to track down Baptiste on the orders of her Mentor by eliminating some of his encampments, hoping to find more information there. Through these efforts, she discovered evidence of a "sacred ceremony" that Baptiste aimed to hold on the Eve of Saint John. Aveline then consulted the bayou's [[Houngan (San Danje)\|houngan]] to determine the ceremony's exact location.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[The Second Camp]]</ref>
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	At some point during his life, Baptiste fathered at least one child, who became an ancestor to the Assassin [[Moussa]]. By 2016, Moussa had been kidnapped by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]] and taken to the [[Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center]] in [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], where the Templars forced him to relive his ancestor's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] in the [[Animus]] in the hopes of learning more about Baptiste's life.<ref name="Movie Novelization" />		At some point during his life, Baptiste fathered at least one child, who became an ancestor of the Assassin [[Moussa]]. By 2016, Moussa had been kidnapped by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]] and taken to the [[Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center]] in [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], where the Templars forced him to relive his ancestor's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] in the [[Animus]] in the hopes of learning more about Baptiste's life.<ref name="Movie Novelization" />
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	In 1766, Baptiste made a deal with the [[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] to force Agaté out of hiding, in exchange for a position within the Order. He and his followers subsequently moved to the Louisiana Bayou, where they made plans to usurp the local smuggling ring and poison the nobles of [[New Orleans]]. However, Baptiste was killed by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's student, before he could put his plans in motion.		In 1766, Baptiste made a deal with the [[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] to force Agaté out of hiding, in exchange for a position within the Order. He and his followers subsequently moved to the Louisiana Bayou, where they made plans to usurp the local smuggling ring and poison the nobles of [[New Orleans]]. However, Baptiste was killed by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's student, before he could put his plans in motion.

	In 2012, the Templar front company [[Abstergo Industries]] used his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] as the basis for the Animi Avatar called the "[[Zealot]]", which appeared ~~as part of~~ [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable ~~version of the~~ [[Animus]] ~~console~~.		In 2012, the Templar front company [[Abstergo Industries]] used his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] as the basis for the [[Animi Avatars (Liberation)\|Animi Avatar]] called the "[[Zealot]]", which appeared in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable [[Animus\|Animus Omega]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	{{Quote\|François Mackandal was my mentor. And an Assassin. But he failed. She betrayed us and he died. I won't make that mistake before I carry out his life's destiny.\|Baptiste, regarding his Mentor, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Eve of Saint John}}		{{Quote\|François Mackandal was my mentor. And an Assassin. But he failed. She betrayed us and he died. I won't make that mistake before I carry out his life's destiny.\|Baptiste, regarding his Mentor, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Eve of Saint John}}
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	\|death = 23 June 1766 {{c\|aged 40}}<br>[[Louisiana Bayou]], [[Louisiana\|Spanish Louisiana]], {{Wiki\|New Spain}}		\|image=BaptisteRenderHD.png
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	*[[Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] {{c\|1738 – 1758}}		*[[Saint-Dominigue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] {{c\|1738 – 1758}}
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	*[[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] {{c\|c. 1766}}		*[[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] {{c\|c. 1766}}
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	'''Baptiste''' (1725 – 1766) was the [[Haiti\|Saint-Dominguan]] voodoo leader of a [[Baptiste's Acolytes\|cult]] of former [[Slavery\|slaves]] active in the [[Louisiana Bayou]] during the mid-18th century. He was also an ancestor of [[Moussa]], a 21st-century [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and prisoner of [[Abstergo Industries]].<ref name="Movie Novelization">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]''</ref>		'''Baptiste''' (1725 – 1766) was the [[Haiti\|Saint-Dominguan]] voodoo leader of a [[Baptiste's Acolytes\|cult]] of former [[Slavery\|slaves]] active in the [[Louisiana Bayou]] during the mid-18th century. He was also an ancestor of [[Moussa]], a 21st-century [[Assassins\|Assassin]] and prisoner of [[Abstergo Industries]].<ref name="Movie Novelization">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Regressions – Subject: Moussa</ref>

	Originally a member of the [[Saint-Domingue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] of Assassins alongside his friend [[Agaté]], Baptiste was trained in the Assassin ways by the [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]]. However, when Mackandal was killed in 1758 and Agaté subsequently journeyed to [[Louisiana]] for personal reasons, Baptiste felt betrayed and abandoned the Brotherhood, gathering followers to form his own [[Maroons\|Maroon]] secret society.		Originally a member of the [[Saint-Domingue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] of Assassins alongside his friend [[Agaté]], Baptiste was trained in the Assassin ways by the [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]]. However, when Mackandal was killed in 1758 and Agaté subsequently journeyed to [[Louisiana]] for personal reasons, Baptiste felt betrayed and abandoned the Brotherhood, gathering followers to form his own [[Maroons\|Maroon]] secret society.
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	In 1766, Baptiste made a deal with the [[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] to force Agaté out of hiding, in exchange for a position within the Order. He and his followers subsequently moved to the Louisiana Bayou, where they made plans to usurp the local smuggling ring and poison the nobles of [[New Orleans]]. However, Baptiste was killed by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's student, before he could put his plans in motion.		In 1766, Baptiste made a deal with the [[Louisiana Rite of the Templar Order\|Louisiana Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]] to force Agaté out of hiding, in exchange for a position within the Order. He and his followers subsequently moved to the Louisiana Bayou, where they made plans to usurp the local smuggling ring and poison the nobles of [[New Orleans]]. However, Baptiste was killed by the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]], Agaté's student, before he could put his plans in motion.

	In 2012, his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] ~~were used~~ as an Animi Avatar by the [[~~Abstergo Entertainment\|entertainment branch~~]] of ~~the Templar company~~ [[Abstergo ~~Industries~~]]~~, as part of their~~ [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable version of the [[Animus]] console~~, under the title of the [[Zealot]]~~.		In 2012, the Templar front company [[Abstergo Industries]] used his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] as the basis for the Animi Avatar called the "[[Zealot]]", which appeared as part of [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable version of the [[Animus]] console.

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	In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison Saint-Domingue's colonists resulted Mackandal's capture and execution in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>		In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison Saint-Domingue's colonists resulted Mackandal's capture and execution in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

	Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official~~ Movie Novelization~~]]'' – Regressions – Subject: Moussa<~~/~~ref~~>		Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref name="Movie Novelization"/>

	===Alliance with de Ferrer===		===Alliance with de Ferrer===

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	{{Quote\|Today A— took my hand but he dropped it when B— came near and laughed [...] I do not like B— or trust him. He is rude.\|Jeanne on her relationship with Baptiste.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Jeanne's diary pages}}Baptiste was born in 1725 on a [[~~sugar~~ plantation]] in [[~~Saint-Domingue Brotherhood of Assassins~~\|Saint-Domingue]], where he became acquainted with his fellow [[Slavery\|slaves]] [[Agaté]] and [[Jeanne]], befriending the former. Around 1732, the three of them met the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] leader and [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]], who took them under his wing and taught them how to read and write; Baptiste and Agaté also learned how to craft ~~poisons~~ and wield weapons. Unlike Agaté, Baptiste disliked Jeanne, causing tensions between them.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" /><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]]: Entry 5</ref>		{{Quote\|Today A— took my hand but he dropped it when B— came near and laughed [...] I do not like B— or trust him. He is rude.\|Jeanne on her relationship with Baptiste.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Jeanne's diary pages}}
			Baptiste was born in 1725 on a [[plantation]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where he became acquainted with his fellow [[Slavery\|slaves]] [[Agaté]] and [[Jeanne]], befriending the former. Around 1732, the three of them met the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] leader and [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Mentor]] [[François Mackandal]], who took them under his wing and taught them how to read and write; Baptiste and Agaté also learned how to craft [[poison]]s and wield weapons. Unlike Agaté, Baptiste disliked Jeanne, causing tensions between them.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" /><ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Jeanne's diary pages]]: Entry 5</ref>

	In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially inducted into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison ~~the colonists of~~ Saint-Domingue resulted ~~in the~~ capture and execution ~~of Mackandal~~ in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>		In 1738, Baptiste and Agaté were officially [[Initiation into the Assassin Order\|inducted]] into the Assassin Brotherhood and escaped the plantation with Mackandal, though Jeanne declined to join the Brotherhood and remained on the plantation. For many years, the two men fought alongside their Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison Saint-Domingue's colonists resulted Mackandal's capture and execution in 1758.<ref name="The False Mackandal" /> Still in love with Jeanne, who had since been relocated to [[Louisiana]], Agaté journeyed there to find her, leaving Baptiste behind.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

	Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Regressions</ref>		Baptiste, feeling betrayed by his friend and brother-in-arms, turned his back on the Brotherhood and formed his own group of followers. He still followed the teachings of Mackandal, but also developed new principles and core values to suit his own agenda.<ref name="Encyclopedia" /> Shortly after Mackandal's execution, Baptiste deliberately amputated his own arm in order to impersonate him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Official Movie Novelization]]'' – Regressions – Subject: Moussa</ref>

	===Alliance with de Ferrer===		===Alliance with de Ferrer===

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	Baptiste is a character introduced in the 2012 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Canada\|Canadian]] actor [[Kwasi Songui]].		Baptiste is a character introduced in the 2012 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Canada\|Canadian]] actor [[Kwasi Songui]].

	In the memory "[[~~Eye~~ of Saint John]]", he claims that Aveline's [[blowpipe]] had once belonged to him, but this directly contrasts the story told to her by Agaté, who had instead said the blowpipe had previously been Mackandal's. While this account may be contentious due to Baptiste's imitation of Mackandal, it may also be true due to Agaté's secrecy when dealing with Aveline.		In the memory "[[Eve of Saint John]]", Baptiste claims that Aveline's [[blowpipe]] had once belonged to him, but this directly contrasts the story told to her by Agaté, who had instead said the blowpipe had previously been Mackandal's. While this account may be contentious due to Baptiste's imitation of Mackandal, it may also be true due to Agaté's secrecy when dealing with Aveline.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Baptiste is a character introduced in the 2012 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Canada\|Canadian]] actor [[Kwasi Songui]].		Baptiste is a character introduced in the 2012 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', where he was voiced by the [[Canada\|Canadian]] actor [[Kwasi Songui]].

	~~==Trivia==~~		In the memory "[[Eye of Saint John]]", he claims that Aveline's [[blowpipe]] had once belonged to him, but this directly contrasts the story told to her by Agaté, who had instead said the blowpipe had previously been Mackandal's. While this account may be contentious due to Baptiste's imitation of Mackandal, it may also be true due to Agaté's secrecy when dealing with Aveline.
	*Both Baptiste and Agaté considered the ~~avenging of slaves by killing white colonists a life goal of theirs, even as Assassins, despite the fact that doing so would be tantamount to breaking~~ [[~~the Creed~~]]~~'s first tenet.~~
	*Baptiste claimed that Aveline's [[blowpipe]] had once belonged to him, directly ~~contrasting~~ the story told to her by Agaté, who had instead said the blowpipe had previously been Mackandal's.~~<ref name="Eve of Saint John" />~~ While this account may be contentious due to Baptiste's imitation of Mackandal, it ~~could~~ also be true due to Agaté's secrecy when dealing with Aveline.
	*Baptiste's skull-like face paint references {{Wiki\|Baron Samedi}}, one of the spirits of Haitian voodoo.

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	[[File:Eve of Saint John 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Baptiste about to fight Aveline]]		[[File:Eve of Saint John 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Baptiste about to fight Aveline]]
	To Baptiste's surprise, the poison failed to kill Aveline, as she had ingested an antidote beforehand in preparation to face him, allowing her to recover. The voodoo leader subsequently sent his men after her, but the Assassin easily dispatched ~~out~~. Following this, Baptiste came down to face Aveline herself with his [[machete]], but was defeated in battle, thus ending his plans for Agaté and the city of New Orleans.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" />		To Baptiste's surprise, the poison failed to kill Aveline, as she had ingested an antidote beforehand in preparation to face him, allowing her to recover. The voodoo leader subsequently sent his men after her, but the Assassin easily dispatched them. Following this, Baptiste came down to face Aveline herself with his [[machete]], but was defeated in battle, thus ending his plans for Agaté and the city of New Orleans.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" />

	In his final moments, Baptiste, recognizing Aveline's [[Heart of the Brotherhood\|locket]], revealed to the Assassin that Agaté and her mother Jeanne had known each other. This would subsequently cause Aveline to lose trust in her Mentor, as he had kept this information hidden from her.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" />		In his final moments, Baptiste, recognizing Aveline's [[Heart of the Brotherhood\|locket]], revealed to the Assassin that Agaté and her mother Jeanne had known each other. This would subsequently cause Aveline to lose trust in her Mentor, as he had kept this information hidden from her.<ref name="Eve of Saint John" />