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	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	Although he failed to defeat Altaïr, in stalling the Assassin, the Templars were able to obtain a tactical victory. The fight gave them ample time to prepare for an escape with their prisoner. Indeed throughout the scene, they had lingered nearby only to watch it, knowing that regardless of the outcome, Altaïr would not have the time to reach them. As soon as Basilisk was slain, the Templars sent a fire ship crashing into the ship that had staged the duel, simultaneously blocking Altaïr from leaping over to their own ship. In the ensuing explosion, the Assassin escaped unscathed but could only watch from the docks as the Templars departed over the horizon.<ref name="Always an End" /> He would not catch up with the Templars until after they executed Adha.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' – Adha ~~character card~~</ref>		Although he failed to defeat Altaïr, in stalling the Assassin, the Templars were able to obtain a tactical victory. The fight gave them ample time to prepare for an escape with their prisoner. Indeed throughout the scene, they had lingered nearby only to watch it, knowing that regardless of the outcome, Altaïr would not have the time to reach them. As soon as Basilisk was slain, the Templars sent a fire ship crashing into the ship that had staged the duel, simultaneously blocking Altaïr from leaping over to their own ship. In the ensuing explosion, the Assassin escaped unscathed but could only watch from the docks as the Templars departed over the horizon.<ref name="Always an End" /> He would not catch up with the Templars until after they executed Adha.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' – [[Cards (Memories)\|Cards]]: "Adha the Chalice"</ref>

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

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	{{Quote\|An Assassin! And one that reached me, before I snatched him out of this world. A challenge, finally!\|Basilisk upon meeting Altaïr for the first time, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|The Hidden Party}}With his imposing presence and gigantic stature, Basilisk was a ferocious man who relished the heat of combat. Rather than quavering from challenges, he was elated by them, and true to his warrior nature, he was not above expressing respect for tenacious and powerful foes. Nevertheless, he was willing to resort to retreat, and after his first defeat at the hands of Altaïr, even pleaded for mercy with the offer of information. Moreover, his admiration for challenging enemies did not quell his rage at their successes, and his subordinates feared his executions in the face of failure.<ref name="ACAC" />		{{Quote\|An Assassin! And one that reached me, before I snatched him out of this world. A challenge, finally!\|Basilisk upon meeting Altaïr for the first time, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|The Hidden Party}}With his imposing presence and gigantic stature, Basilisk was a ferocious man who relished the heat of combat. Rather than quavering from challenges, he was elated by them, and true to his warrior nature, he was not above expressing respect for tenacious and powerful foes. Nevertheless, he was willing to resort to retreat, and after his first defeat at the hands of Altaïr, even pleaded for mercy with the offer of information. Moreover, his admiration for challenging enemies did not quell his rage at their successes, and his subordinates feared his executions in the face of failure.<ref name="ACAC" />

	==~~Equipment~~ and ~~skills~~==		==Skills and equipment==
	In battle, Basilisk wielded a [[bastard sword\|greatsword]] compatible with his indomitable strength and ferocity, yet what he had in power, he lost in mobility. This trade-off was heavily exploited by the swift Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in their duels, whose engagements rarely involved parrying his attacks. In spite of his multiple fights with this Assassin, Basilisk never proved capable of adapting to Altaïr's superior agility. His great strength weighed little against one whose acrobatics allowed him to tumble behind him with ease. Even so, it sufficed against many of his previous opponents, as he called Altaïr his first real challenge.<ref name="ACAC" />		In battle, Basilisk wielded a [[bastard sword\|greatsword]] compatible with his indomitable strength and ferocity, yet what he had in power, he lost in mobility. This trade-off was heavily exploited by the swift Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in their duels, whose engagements rarely involved parrying his attacks. In spite of his multiple fights with this Assassin, Basilisk never proved capable of adapting to Altaïr's superior agility. His great strength weighed little against one whose acrobatics allowed him to tumble behind him with ease. Even so, it sufficed against many of his previous opponents, as he called Altaïr his first real challenge.<ref name="ACAC" />

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	\|name = Basilisk		\|name = Basilisk
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	\|death = 1190<br>[[Tyre]], ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kingdom of Jerusalem}}		\|death = 1190<br>[[Tyre]], [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Templars]]		\|affiliates = [[Templars]]
	*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]<ref name="The Essential Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide]]''</ref>}}		*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]<ref name="The Essential Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide]]''</ref>
			}}
	'''Basilisk''' (died 1190) was the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1190, presiding over the [[Crusaders]]' search for the mysterious relic known as the [[Adha\|Chalice]].		'''Basilisk''' (died 1190) was the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1190, presiding over the [[Crusaders]]' search for the mysterious relic known as the [[Adha\|Chalice]].

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	~~AltaïrstabBasilisk~~.jpg\|Altaïr delivering the killing blow to Basilisk.		ACAC - Altair stabbing Basilisk.jpg\|Altaïr delivering the killing blow to Basilisk.
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	Although he failed to defeat Altaïr, in stalling the Assassin, the Templars were able to obtain a tactical victory. The fight gave them ample time to prepare for an escape with their prisoner. Indeed throughout the scene, they had lingered nearby only to watch it, knowing that regardless of the outcome, Altaïr would not have the time to reach them. As soon as Basilisk was slain, the Templars sent a fire ship crashing into the ship that had staged the duel, simultaneously blocking Altaïr from leaping over to their own ship. In the ensuing explosion, the Assassin escaped unscathed but could only watch from the docks as the Templars departed over the horizon.<ref name="Always an End" /> He would not catch up with the Templars until after they executed Adha.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' – Adha character card</ref>		Although he failed to defeat Altaïr, in stalling the Assassin, the Templars were able to obtain a tactical victory. The fight gave them ample time to prepare for an escape with their prisoner. Indeed throughout the scene, they had lingered nearby only to watch it, knowing that regardless of the outcome, Altaïr would not have the time to reach them. As soon as Basilisk was slain, the Templars sent a fire ship crashing into the ship that had staged the duel, simultaneously blocking Altaïr from leaping over to their own ship. In the ensuing explosion, the Assassin escaped unscathed but could only watch from the docks as the Templars departed over the horizon.<ref name="Always an End" /> He would not catch up with the Templars until after they executed Adha.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' – Adha character card</ref>

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|An Assassin! And one that reached me, before I snatched him out of this world. A challenge, finally!\|Basilisk upon meeting Altaïr for the first time, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|The Hidden Party}}With his imposing presence and gigantic stature, Basilisk was a ferocious man who relished the heat of combat. Rather than quavering from challenges, he was elated by them, and true to his warrior nature, he was not above expressing respect for tenacious and powerful foes. Nevertheless, he was willing to resort to retreat, and after his first defeat at the hands of Altaïr, even pleaded for mercy with the offer of information. Moreover, his admiration for challenging enemies did not quell his rage at their successes, and his subordinates feared his executions in the face of failure.<ref name="ACAC" />		{{Quote\|An Assassin! And one that reached me, before I snatched him out of this world. A challenge, finally!\|Basilisk upon meeting Altaïr for the first time, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|The Hidden Party}}With his imposing presence and gigantic stature, Basilisk was a ferocious man who relished the heat of combat. Rather than quavering from challenges, he was elated by them, and true to his warrior nature, he was not above expressing respect for tenacious and powerful foes. Nevertheless, he was willing to resort to retreat, and after his first defeat at the hands of Altaïr, even pleaded for mercy with the offer of information. Moreover, his admiration for challenging enemies did not quell his rage at their successes, and his subordinates feared his executions in the face of failure.<ref name="ACAC" />

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	\|affiliates = [[Templars]]		\|affiliates = [[Templars]]
	*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]<ref name="The Essential Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide]]''</ref>}}		*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]<ref name="The Essential Guide">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Essential Guide]]''</ref>}}
	'''~~Lord Conrad von Wismar~~''' (~~23 September 1134 - 12 May~~ 1190)~~, also known as '''Basilisk''',~~ was the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1190, presiding over the [[Crusaders]]' search for the mysterious relic known as the [[Adha\|Chalice]].		'''Basilisk''' (died 1190) was the ''de facto'' leader of the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] in 1190, presiding over the [[Crusaders]]' search for the mysterious relic known as the [[Adha\|Chalice]].



	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	===Losing the key===		===Losing the key===
	Shortly afterwards, he moved his forces to Jerusalem, garrisoning at the palace of the King of Jerusalem. Whether he knew it or not, this transfer was highly effective for a time, given that his vigilance impeded the Assassin spy planted by [[Kadar]] in the king's ranks. The robust defense of the palace furthermore rendered him virtually inaccessible to his would-be killers, but one particular evening, he attended a royal party at [[Lacoeur's villa]]. Away from the protection of the palace, he was an easier target for the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] who sought after his key to the desert temple.<ref name="The Hidden Party">''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[The Hidden Party]]</ref>		Shortly afterwards, he moved his forces to Jerusalem, garrisoning at the palace of the King of Jerusalem. Whether he knew it or not, this transfer was highly effective for a time, given that his vigilance impeded the Assassin spy planted by [[Kadar]] in the king's ranks. The robust defense of the palace furthermore rendered him virtually inaccessible to his would-be killers, but one particular evening, he attended a royal party at [[Lacoeur's villa]]. Away from the protection of the palace, he was an easier target for the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] who sought after his key to the desert temple.<ref name="The Hidden Party">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Hidden Party]]</ref>

	It was during a solitary stroll through an immense hall that Basilisk was beset by his assailant, who had infiltrated the villa via a secret passageway. Thrilled at the encounter, the Templar drew his [[bastard sword\|greatsword]] and commenced the duel with his adversary. The fight lasted briefly; Altaïr had only desired the key, not the Templar's life, and after stealing it from around his neck in the midst of a clash, he promptly fled. Dejected, Basilisk chased after him calling for his guards but was too slow to prevent his escape.<ref name="The Hidden Party" />		It was during a solitary stroll through an immense hall that Basilisk was beset by his assailant, who had infiltrated the villa via a secret passageway. Thrilled at the encounter, the Templar drew his [[bastard sword\|greatsword]] and commenced the duel with his adversary. The fight lasted briefly; Altaïr had only desired the key, not the Templar's life, and after stealing it from around his neck in the midst of a clash, he promptly fled. Dejected, Basilisk chased after him calling for his guards but was too slow to prevent his escape.<ref name="The Hidden Party" />

	With the loss of his key, Basilisk marched to the local Templar [[Jerusalem Tower\|fortress]], where the map to the desert temple was held. Altaïr thwarted this as well, attacking the fortress before his arrival, slaying its [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] and stealing the map.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[Kill the Killers]]</ref>		With the loss of his key, Basilisk marched to the local Templar [[Jerusalem Tower\|fortress]], where the map to the desert temple was held. Altaïr thwarted this as well, attacking the fortress before his arrival, slaying its [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] and stealing the map.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Kill the Killers]]</ref>

	===Expedition to the Temple of Sand===		===Expedition to the Temple of Sand===
	{{Quote\|I didn't know that your Order had men with resources like yours. But this advantage of theirs is coming to an end now.\|Basilisk to Altaïr in the Temple of Sand, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|Temple of Sand (memory)}}In spite of these setbacks, Basilisk was able to discover a way into the temple without the keys or the map, launching an expedition to the site ahead of the Assassin. Forced to fight through scores of Templars, he at last entered the treasure room to find Basilisk waiting with his elite knights and the shrine empty. The Templar expected this to be the end for Altaïr, and as parting respects, revealed that the Chalice had never been an artifact, but a woman. Leaving the Assassin to his fate, the Basilisk departed the temple, believing that even if he survived the ambush, he was sure to perish in the ensuing sandstorm that engulfed the temple.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[Temple of Sand (memory)\|Temple of Sand]]</ref>		{{Quote\|I didn't know that your Order had men with resources like yours. But this advantage of theirs is coming to an end now.\|Basilisk to Altaïr in the Temple of Sand, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|Temple of Sand (memory)}}In spite of these setbacks, Basilisk was able to discover a way into the temple without the keys or the map, launching an expedition to the site ahead of the Assassin. Forced to fight through scores of Templars, he at last entered the treasure room to find Basilisk waiting with his elite knights and the shrine empty. The Templar expected this to be the end for Altaïr, and as parting respects, revealed that the Chalice had never been an artifact, but a woman. Leaving the Assassin to his fate, the Basilisk departed the temple, believing that even if he survived the ambush, he was sure to perish in the ensuing sandstorm that engulfed the temple.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Temple of Sand (memory)\|Temple of Sand]]</ref>

	===Second confrontation with Altaïr===		===Second confrontation with Altaïr===
	In truth, Altaïr escaped both his knights and the sandstorm, and tracked him back to Tyre. There, the Assassin infiltrated the [[Templar's Hold]], and confronted Basilisk a second time before the fortress' gate. Hoping to bar his enemy from escaping yet again, Basilisk ordered his guards to barricade the exit with their shields. This proved moot when in his defeat, he was the one to flee through the gates instead. His army failed to inhibit Altaïr's pursuit, and he was forced to resume his duel at a warehouse, this time without his guards' protection. As he laid on the ground incapacitated from his wounds, he bargained for his life with information: that of the location of the Chalice at [[Don Carvaggio's villa]] in Jerusalem and a plot in [[Acre]] to poison the water supply to end the [[Siege of Acre\|siege]]. Altaïr honored his deal and spared his life despite recognizing that this placed himself at a disadvantage.<ref name="Great Angry Wall">''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[Great Angry Wall]]</ref>		In truth, Altaïr escaped both his knights and the sandstorm, and tracked him back to Tyre. There, the Assassin infiltrated the [[Templar's Hold]], and confronted Basilisk a second time before the fortress' gate. Hoping to bar his enemy from escaping yet again, Basilisk ordered his guards to barricade the exit with their shields. This proved moot when in his defeat, he was the one to flee through the gates instead. His army failed to inhibit Altaïr's pursuit, and he was forced to resume his duel at a warehouse, this time without his guards' protection. As he laid on the ground incapacitated from his wounds, he bargained for his life with information: that of the location of the Chalice at [[Don Carvaggio's villa]] in Jerusalem and a plot in [[Acre]] to poison the water supply to end the [[Siege of Acre\|siege]]. Altaïr honored his deal and spared his life despite recognizing that this placed himself at a disadvantage.<ref name="Great Angry Wall">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Great Angry Wall]]</ref>

	===Final duel and death===		===Final duel and death===
	{{Quote\|So we meet again! This time, it WILL be our last encounter!\|Basilisk to Altaïr in their final duel, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|Always an End}}Though Basilisk had hoped that in attempting to stop the poison plot, Altaïr would be delayed from catching the Chalice before him, he soon discovered that his foe had burned down his fleet before leaving Tyre.<ref name="Great Angry Wall" /> As a result, by the time his forces arrived in Jerusalem to capture Adha, the Chalice, Altaïr was not far behind. Basilisk himself was not there when the Assassin rescued Adha and the two escaped from the clutches of his elite Templars.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[The Running Wind]]</ref>		{{Quote\|So we meet again! This time, it WILL be our last encounter!\|Basilisk to Altaïr in their final duel, 1190\|Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles\|Always an End}}Though Basilisk had hoped that in attempting to stop the poison plot, Altaïr would be delayed from catching the Chalice before him, he soon discovered that his foe had burned down his fleet before leaving Tyre.<ref name="Great Angry Wall" /> As a result, by the time his forces arrived in Jerusalem to capture Adha, the Chalice, Altaïr was not far behind. Basilisk himself was not there when the Assassin rescued Adha and the two escaped from the clutches of his elite Templars.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Running Wind]]</ref>

	Through his agents, Basilisk managed to relocate Adha in Tyre's harbor, waiting on a ship, but Altaïr was nowhere to be found. Aware that Adha might very well have been waiting for Altaïr, the Templars decided to postpone their attack, reasoning that she could be used as an unwitting bait for the Assassin. If on the other hand Adha was not waiting for him, or if she was to be scared away, finding Altaïr may prove to be a harsher task. After their spy [[Harash]] was assassinated by Altaïr, the Templars at last sprung their move and held Adha hostage at a shack on the docks. Sure enough, Basilisk's mortal enemy arrived before the harbor gates soon after, to be greeted by his entire army.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[Snake Heart]]</ref>		Through his agents, Basilisk managed to relocate Adha in Tyre's harbor, waiting on a ship, but Altaïr was nowhere to be found. Aware that Adha might very well have been waiting for Altaïr, the Templars decided to postpone their attack, reasoning that she could be used as an unwitting bait for the Assassin. If on the other hand Adha was not waiting for him, or if she was to be scared away, finding Altaïr may prove to be a harsher task. After their spy [[Harash]] was assassinated by Altaïr, the Templars at last sprung their move and held Adha hostage at a shack on the docks. Sure enough, Basilisk's mortal enemy arrived before the harbor gates soon after, to be greeted by his entire army.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Snake Heart]]</ref>

	Defying all odds, Altaïr fought his way straight through the army to the shack, and as he neared, Basilisk quickly transported Adha to one of his ships. Occupying another ship, one anchored before the one that held Adha, he awaited his desperate adversary. When Altaïr finally arrived before him, he thus found his progress impeded by the imposing figure of Basilisk. Declaring that this was to be their final duel, the Templar engaged his enraged nemesis. In the end, his agile foe clambered onto his back and plunged his [[Sword of Adha\|sword]] down into his skull, killing him.<ref name="Always an End">''Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles'' – [[Always an End]]</ref>		Defying all odds, Altaïr fought his way straight through the army to the shack, and as he neared, Basilisk quickly transported Adha to one of his ships. Occupying another ship, one anchored before the one that held Adha, he awaited his desperate adversary. When Altaïr finally arrived before him, he thus found his progress impeded by the imposing figure of Basilisk. Declaring that this was to be their final duel, the Templar engaged his enraged nemesis. In the end, his agile foe clambered onto his back and plunged his [[Sword of Adha\|sword]] down into his skull, killing him.<ref name="Always an End">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Always an End]]</ref>

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===