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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 48 BCE, Baqet operated a stall selling religious objects, including [[cat]] [[mummies]], in the open market of Yamu. His business was a fraudulent one, however; to lower the costs of production, he and a group of bandits manufactured fake mummies and sold them as though they were genuine. This was in part due to the village running out of dead cats to supply. His deception did not last long before outraged consumers from abroad began throwing fits at the local priests, such as [[Menehet]], over the counterfeit mummies, sullying their reputation.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>		In 48 BCE, Baqet operated a stall selling religious objects, including [[cat]] [[Mummification\|mummies]], in the open market of Yamu. His business was a fraudulent one, however; to lower the costs of production, he and a group of bandits manufactured fake mummies and sold them as though they were genuine. This was in part due to the village running out of dead cats to supply. His deception did not last long before outraged consumers from abroad began throwing fits at the local priests, such as [[Menehet]], over the counterfeit mummies, sullying their reputation.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>

	Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found out. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found out. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

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	'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several ~~bandits~~, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' ~~crime~~ was ~~thwarted~~ by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] in 48 BCE.		'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several [[bandit]]s, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' questionable trade was ended by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] in 48 BCE.

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	Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found out. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found out. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

	Bayek arrived as expected that night, and after failing to stall him for a moment, Baqet signaled for his three accomplices to spring out and kill the Medjay. Much to his horror, Bayek slew all of them, compelling him to divulge the location where they produced the forgeries: a [[Eremos Hideout\|camp]] ~~among~~ a small grove in the dunes to the southeast.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		Bayek arrived as expected that night, and after failing to stall him for a moment, Baqet signaled for his three accomplices to spring out and kill the Medjay. Much to his horror, Bayek slew all of them, compelling him to divulge the location where they produced the forgeries: a [[Eremos Hideout\|camp]] in a small grove in the dunes to the southeast.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

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			{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins\|Ulterior Votive}}
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	\|image = ACO_Baqet.jpg\|Baqet		\|image = ACO_Baqet.jpg\|Baqet
	\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[~~Egypt~~]]		\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]}}
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	{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
	'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] in 48 BCE.		'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] in 48 BCE.

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	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, a non-combatant, trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins\|Ulterior Votive}}
			A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, a non-combatant, trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			ACO Ulterior Votive - Bayek Speaking To Baqet.png\|Baqet confronted by Bayek in the market
			</gallery>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, a non-combatant, trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, a non-combatant, trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''

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	{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}		{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
	'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[~~Siaw~~]] in 48 BCE.		'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]] in 48 BCE.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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			\|active = 48 BCE<br/>[[Yamu]], [[Egypt]]
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	{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}		{{Quote\|Well, you see, it is no simple story. There are many involved in this terrible affair, but they would all tell you the same thing... 'Pity the trusting man, for he suffers great pain.'\|Baqet to Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}
	~~[[File:ACO_Baqet.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Baqet]]~~		'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siaw]] in 48 BCE.
	'''Baqet''' was an [[Egypt]]ian [[~~merchants\|~~merchant]] who, along with several bandits, sold false religious icons in the market of [[Yamu]]. He and his accomplices' crime was thwarted by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] in 48 BCE.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 48 BCE, Baqet operated a stall selling religious objects, including [[cat]] [[mummies]], in the open market of Yamu. His business was a fraudulent one, however; to lower the costs of production, he and a group of bandits manufactured fake mummies and ~~sole~~ them as though they were genuine. This was in part due to the village running out of dead cats to supply. His deception did not last long before outraged consumers from abroad began throwing fits at the local priests, such as [[Menehet]], over the counterfeit mummies, sullying their reputation.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>		In 48 BCE, Baqet operated a stall selling religious objects, including [[cat]] [[mummies]], in the open market of Yamu. His business was a fraudulent one, however; to lower the costs of production, he and a group of bandits manufactured fake mummies and sold them as though they were genuine. This was in part due to the village running out of dead cats to supply. His deception did not last long before outraged consumers from abroad began throwing fits at the local priests, such as [[Menehet]], over the counterfeit mummies, sullying their reputation.<ref name="Ulterior Votive">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Ulterior Votive]]</ref>

	Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		Unfortunately for Baqet, the Medjay Bayek was visiting the town at the time and, being Menehet's friend, was keen on investigating the matter. Given the clamor around his stall, it was only a short while before Baqet was found out. When questioned by the Medjay, he deflected suspicion by claiming that he was forced to sell the lower quality items or else have his stall destroyed. Insisting that it was not safe for him to explain any further there, he invited Bayek to meet him in his hut near the edge of the village that night where he hoped to lure him into an ambush.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

	Bayek arrived as expected that night, and after failing to stall him for a moment, Baqet signaled for his three accomplices to spring out and kill the Medjay. Much to his horror, Bayek slew all of them, compelling him to divulge the location where they produced the forgeries: a [[Eremos Hideout\|camp]] among a small grove in the dunes to the southeast.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		Bayek arrived as expected that night, and after failing to stall him for a moment, Baqet signaled for his three accomplices to spring out and kill the Medjay. Much to his horror, Bayek slew all of them, compelling him to divulge the location where they produced the forgeries: a [[Eremos Hideout\|camp]] among a small grove in the dunes to the southeast.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, as a non-combatant trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />		{{Quote\|The path to knowledge is perilous! Sailing unknown waters always brings the risk of shipwreck!\|Baqet taunting Bayek, 48 BCE\|Assassin's Creed: Origins}}A duplicitous trader who cared not for honest business, Baqet respected neither his customers nor the deities of his people, selling mockeries of religious icons which were meant to hold deep, spiritual meaning. He even exhibited a certain delight for his crime with his friends, ruthlessly taunting the Medjay Bayek for falling into his trap during the investigation. Mixed with this was an undertone of spite as he disdainfully blamed Bayek's seeming impending doom on the Medjay's insistence to "seek out evil". In this, Baqet seemed to acknowledge that his deeds were obviously villainous, thereby exposing his lack of concern for the morality of his actions. However, his tone entirely changed into one of fear and submission when his accomplices were slain, leaving him, a non-combatant, trembling; his behavior was motivated by little more than self-interest.<ref name="Ulterior Votive" />

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