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	Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />		Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />

	[[File:ACO Bayek killing Cheops.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cheops eliminated by Bayek]]		[[File:ACO Bayek killing Cheops.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Cheops eliminated by Bayek]]
	As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibit alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, Cheops was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />		As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibit alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, Cheops was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />

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	{{Youmay\|the captain in Siwa\|[[Khufu]], the pharaoh also known by his Hellenized name, Cheops}}		{{Youmay\|the captain in Siwa\|[[Khufu]], the pharaoh also known by his Hellenized name, Cheops}}
	{{~~Imageneed~~\|''[[~~Assassin's Creed: Origins~~]]''}}		{{Character Infobox
			\|name = Cheops
			\|native =
			\|image = ACO Cheops.png
			\|birth =
			\|death = 48 BCE<br>[[Siwa]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
			\|species = [[Human]]
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			\|affiliates = [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
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	'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.		'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.

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	Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />		Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />

			[[File:ACO Bayek killing Cheops.png\|thumb\|250px\|Cheops eliminated by Bayek]]
	As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibit alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, Cheops was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />		As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibit alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, Cheops was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />

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	'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.		'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.

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	*The name Cheops is a [[Greece\|Hellenized]] form of [[Khufu]], the name of the Egyptian pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty responsible for commissioning the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]].		*The name Cheops is a [[Greece\|Hellenized]] form of [[Khufu]], the name of the Egyptian pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty responsible for commissioning the [[Great Pyramid of Giza]].

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

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In either 49 BCE or 48 BCE, Cheops was deployed to the ~~remove~~ village of Siwa under orders by Ptolemy XIII to serve as one of two captains for a new garrison there. Along with the appointment of [[Medunamun]] of the [[Order of the Ancients]] as the Oracle of [[Amun]] in Siwa, Cheops was to consolidate Ptolemy's control over the village. He was given command of the Coral Escarpment Camp situated on the east side of the village at the foot of the Amanai Hill to the north.<ref name="ACO">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>		In either 49 BCE or 48 BCE, Cheops was deployed to the remote village of Siwa under orders by Ptolemy XIII to serve as one of two captains for a new garrison there. Along with the appointment of [[Medunamun]] of the [[Order of the Ancients]] as the [[Oracle of Amun\|Oracle]] of [[Amun]] in Siwa, Cheops was to consolidate Ptolemy's control over the village. He was given command of the Coral Escarpment Camp situated on the east side of the village at the foot of the Amanai Hill to the north.<ref name="ACO">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>

	Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was ~~disconnnected~~ from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />		Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />

	As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to ~~prohibited~~ alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded to this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, he was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />		As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibit alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, Cheops was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	'''Cheops''' was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.		'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.

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	Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />		Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />

	As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibited alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded to this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, he was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />		As a result, he delegated the task to his soldiers, but his hysteria had spread among them, and none had any more courage than him even when Cheops threatened to prohibited alcohol for a week. In response, they complained that it would have to be at least a month to be worth the risk.<ref name="ACO" /> This granted the bandits free reign over the village spring until they were finally ousted by the returning [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]].<ref name="ACO Water Rats">''Assassin's Creed: Origins'' – [[Water Rats]]</ref> One of Cheop's last orders was to one of his patrols who had not yet received the details of this incident. The captain commanded to this squad to scout out the hill even if it meant sacrificing their souls to hellish phantoms. In the end, he was killed not by any paranormal creature, but by Bayek when the Medjay infiltrated the camp to assassinate him and extinguish the base.<ref name="ACO" />

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	'''Cheops''' was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]].		'''Cheops''' was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In either 49 BCE or 48 BCE, Cheops was deployed to the remove village of Siwa under orders by Ptolemy XIII to serve as one of two captains for a new garrison there. Along with the appointment of [[Medunamun]] of the [[Order of the Ancients]] as the Oracle of [[Amun]] in Siwa, Cheops was to consolidate Ptolemy's control over the village. He was given command of the Coral Escarpment Camp situated on the east side of the village at the foot of the ~~[[Amanai Cave\|~~Amanai Hill]] to the north.<ref name="ACO">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>		In either 49 BCE or 48 BCE, Cheops was deployed to the remove village of Siwa under orders by Ptolemy XIII to serve as one of two captains for a new garrison there. Along with the appointment of [[Medunamun]] of the [[Order of the Ancients]] as the Oracle of [[Amun]] in Siwa, Cheops was to consolidate Ptolemy's control over the village. He was given command of the Coral Escarpment Camp situated on the east side of the village at the foot of the Amanai Hill to the north.<ref name="ACO">''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''</ref>

	Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />		Around that same time, bandits seized control of the Amanai Cave which held a fresh water spring vital to farmers of Siwa, a development that escaped the knowledge of Cheops. The captain did, however, catch glimpses of humanoid silhouettes on top of Amanai Hill. Although the hill was disconnnected from the [[Mountain of the Dead]] and therefore not a part of Siwa's necropolis, Cheops had an overwhelming anxiety that all the surrounding hills were haunted by spirits. The silhouettes stoked his paranoia of ghosts and demons, but his fears kept him from venturing up the hill to verify himself.<ref name="ACO" />

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			{{Imageneed\|''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''}}
	'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.		'''Cheops''' (died 48 BCE) was the captain of the [[Coral Escarpment Camp]], one of two military compounds operated by the soldiers of Pharaoh [[Ptolemy XIII]] deployed to [[Siwa]]. A superstitious man, his fear of phantoms kept him from investigating the [[Amanai Cave\|Amanai Hill]] seized by bandits to extort money from the farmers of Siwa.