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	Stalkers were rarely successful, and were usually killed by Ezio, who would turn their own daggers against them. In the chance that a stalker was successful, however, they would stab Ezio in the back, leaving him paralyzed for a few seconds and giving themselves the time to run off. If any nearby Ottoman guards saw a stalker successfully stabbing Ezio, they would chase the stalker.<ref name="Revelations"/>		Stalkers were rarely successful, and were usually killed by Ezio, who would turn their own daggers against them. In the chance that a stalker was successful, however, they would stab Ezio in the back, leaving him paralyzed for a few seconds and giving themselves the time to run off. If any nearby Ottoman guards saw a stalker successfully stabbing Ezio, they would chase the stalker.<ref name="Revelations"/>

	Assassin stalkers were present during the Seven Years' War, working closely with ~~the~~ the Assassin-affiliated gangs in New York and other settlements to hunt down Shay Cormac.<ref name="Rogue" />		Assassin stalkers were present during the Seven Years' War, working closely with the Assassin-affiliated gangs in New York and other settlements to hunt down Shay Cormac.<ref name="Rogue" />

	Utilizing their Assassin training, the stalkers laid in wait disguised as civilians or in hiding spots such as haystacks, and attacked with [[Hidden Blade]]s. They were capable of freerunning, knife-throwing and using [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]], allowing them to both reach high points and strike from above, or attempt to stun Shay and attack him while he was vulnerable. If he faced a stalker's attack head-on, Shay could typically parry and counter the strike, killing the assailant in the process.<ref name="Rogue" />		Utilizing their Assassin training, the stalkers laid in wait disguised as civilians or in hiding spots such as haystacks, and attacked with [[Hidden Blade]]s. They were capable of freerunning, knife-throwing and using [[Smoke screen bomb\|smoke bombs]], allowing them to both reach high points and strike from above, or attempt to stun Shay and attack him while he was vulnerable. If he faced a stalker's attack head-on, Shay could typically parry and counter the strike, killing the assailant in the process.<ref name="Rogue" />

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	If the Assassin instead chose to draw any of their weapons or attacked the beggars, they would run away screaming and no longer bother them. Accompanying this, beggars could also alert the Assassin's targets of their approach, if threatened or hit.<ref name="AC"/>		If the Assassin instead chose to draw any of their weapons or attacked the beggars, they would run away screaming and no longer bother them. Accompanying this, beggars could also alert the Assassin's targets of their approach, if threatened or hit.<ref name="AC"/>

	In the Renaissance, beggars did appear in the [[Italy\|Italian]] regions of [[Romagna]] and [[Tuscany]], but they did not chase or harass any passing people for money. They usually only leaned or sat against alleyway walls, with one hand extended. Should an Assassin throw money to them, they would pick it all up, ~~and~~ proceed to walk away.<ref name="AC2"/>		In the Renaissance, beggars did appear in the [[Italy\|Italian]] regions of [[Romagna]] and [[Tuscany]], but they did not chase or harass any passing people for money. They usually only leaned or sat against alleyway walls, with one hand extended. Should an Assassin throw money to them, they would pick it all up, and proceed to walk away.<ref name="AC2"/>

	The cities of [[Rome]] ~~and~~ Constantinople featured the calmer beggars of the previously visited Italian cities, as well as the persistent beggars of the High Middle Ages. The latter of these were always female, came in groups of three, and could be found in any district that was less than 25% rebuilt.<ref name="Brotherhood">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> In Constantinople, beggars were always present in a district, regardless of whether [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]] or [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottomans]] controlled the area.<ref name="Revelations"/>		The cities of [[Rome]] and Constantinople featured the calmer beggars of the previously visited Italian cities, as well as the persistent beggars of the High Middle Ages. The latter of these were always female, came in groups of three, and could be found in any district that was less than 25% rebuilt.<ref name="Brotherhood">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> In Constantinople, beggars were always present in a district, regardless of whether [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]] or [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottomans]] controlled the area.<ref name="Revelations"/>

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	[[File:AC1 Altair Thug Pickpocket.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr pickpocketing a thug]]		[[File:AC1 Altair Thug Pickpocket.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr pickpocketing a thug]]
	Thugs were the only civilians in the High Middle Ages that would fight Altaïr, usually if they found him engaged in a [[Fists\|fistfight]] with an [[interrogation]] target, or if they caught him attempting to [[Pickpocketing\|steal]] [[Throwing knife\|throwing knives]] from their pouches. In response, they would engage the Assassin in a brawl, but ~~if Altaïr~~ drew a weapon, the thugs would immediately flee. Conversely, if guards happened to be watching the fistfight and witnessed Altaïr draw a weapon to scare the thugs away, they would immediately attack.<ref name="AC"/>		Thugs were the only civilians in the High Middle Ages that would fight Altaïr, usually if they found him engaged in a [[Fists\|fistfight]] with an [[interrogation]] target, or if they caught him attempting to [[Pickpocketing\|steal]] [[Throwing knife\|throwing knives]] from their pouches. In response, they would engage the Assassin in a brawl, but if Altaïr drew a weapon, the thugs would immediately flee. Conversely, if guards happened to be watching the fistfight and witnessed Altaïr draw a weapon to scare the thugs away, they would immediately attack.<ref name="AC"/>

	Whilst thugs did not appear in any other period, Renaissance civilians would fight Ezio similarly to thugs, should they witness him pickpocketing from them. Unlike thugs, however, they were easily beaten in a fight, and the courageous citizens usually only attacked Ezio alone. Only during two events in [[Forlì]] did gangs of civilians engage Ezio in much the same way as thugs, and they proved to be more difficult to defeat.<ref name="AC2"/>		Whilst thugs did not appear in any other period, Renaissance civilians would fight Ezio similarly to thugs, should they witness him pickpocketing from them. Unlike thugs, however, they were easily beaten in a fight, and the courageous citizens usually only attacked Ezio alone. Only during two events in [[Forlì]] did gangs of civilians engage Ezio in much the same way as thugs, and they proved to be more difficult to defeat.<ref name="AC2"/>
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	In Rome during the 16th century, vigilantes appeared in areas where Ezio destroyed [[Borgia Towers\|Borgia towers]], acting in the same manner as vigilantes in the High Middle Ages, though they would often heckle any nearby guards.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>		In Rome during the 16th century, vigilantes appeared in areas where Ezio destroyed [[Borgia Towers\|Borgia towers]], acting in the same manner as vigilantes in the High Middle Ages, though they would often heckle any nearby guards.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>

	During the [[American Revolution]], Ratonhnhaké:ton and [[Stephane Chapheau]] could ~~ask citizens~~ to uprise against the guards near them.<ref name="AC3"/>		During the [[American Revolution]], Ratonhnhaké:ton and [[Stephane Chapheau]] could ask citizens to uprise against the guards near them.<ref name="AC3"/>

	In Paris, [[Versailles]], and [[Saint-Denis]] during the French Revolution, vigilantes were usually beggars, peasants or more moderate revolutionaries than the [[Extremists]]. They would always assist [[Arno Dorian]] during the latter's fights with members of the Extremists, [[National Guard]]s and [[Swiss Guards]], as well as any other type of enemy encountered by Arno.<ref name="Unity"/>		In Paris, [[Versailles]], and [[Saint-Denis]] during the French Revolution, vigilantes were usually beggars, peasants or more moderate revolutionaries than the [[Extremists]]. They would always assist [[Arno Dorian]] during the latter's fights with members of the Extremists, [[National Guard]]s and [[Swiss Guards]], as well as any other type of enemy encountered by Arno.<ref name="Unity"/>
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	In Constantinople, [[Templar Tax Collector]]s served the same function as Borgia messengers, and like their Italian counterparts, they would run away upon spotting Ezio. However, on killing a Templar tax collector, the Assassins would be made instantly aware to the Templars, potentially jeopardizing one of their [[Assassin Dens]].		In Constantinople, [[Templar Tax Collector]]s served the same function as Borgia messengers, and like their Italian counterparts, they would run away upon spotting Ezio. However, on killing a Templar tax collector, the Assassins would be made instantly aware to the Templars, potentially jeopardizing one of their [[Assassin Dens]].

	During the Golden Age of Piracy, and later the [[American Revolution]], couriers could be used to refill any depleted ammo, as well as a small supply of currency. If a courier were to catch sight of Edward Kenway ~~or Ratonhnhaké~~:ton, they would run.		During the Golden Age of Piracy, and later the [[American Revolution]], couriers could be used to refill any depleted ammo, as well as a small supply of currency. If a courier were to catch sight of Edward Kenway or Ratonhnhaké:ton, they would run.

	===Citizens in distress===		===Citizens in distress===

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	;''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''		;''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''
	*As Rome was renovated, civilians would begin to carry parasols, bread, scepters and fans, signifying their increased wealth.		*As Rome was renovated, civilians would begin to carry parasols, bread, scepters and fans, signifying their increased wealth.
	*Potential Assassin recruits in Rome always had the same clothes as [[Duccio de Luca]], [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|Claudia Auditore]]'s former fiancé.		*Potential male Assassin recruits in Rome always had the same clothes as [[Duccio de Luca]], [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|Claudia Auditore]]'s former fiancé.

	;''Assassin's Creed: Revelations''		;''Assassin's Creed: Revelations''
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	*Some civilians in Constantinople would speak using Italian accents and terms, representing the diverse culture of the city.		*Some civilians in Constantinople would speak using Italian accents and terms, representing the diverse culture of the city.
	*In the E3 promotional video, a civilian could be seen carrying a barrel, however no such carrier was present in the final version of the game.		*In the E3 promotional video, a civilian could be seen carrying a barrel, however no such carrier was present in the final version of the game.
			*Civilians can be heard quietly commending Ezio for his bravery whenever he is fighting guards, regardless if they were Byzantine or Ottomans.

	;''Assassin's Creed III''		;''Assassin's Creed III''

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The presence of beggars is determined by how rebuilt a district is, not whether the borgia control the district. (I have found one exception near Palazzo Laterano.)

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	In the Renaissance, beggars did appear in the [[Italy\|Italian]] regions of [[Romagna]] and [[Tuscany]], but they did not chase or harass any passing people for money. They usually only leaned or sat against alleyway walls, with one hand extended. Should an Assassin throw money to them, they would pick it all up, and proceed to walk away.<ref name="AC2"/>		In the Renaissance, beggars did appear in the [[Italy\|Italian]] regions of [[Romagna]] and [[Tuscany]], but they did not chase or harass any passing people for money. They usually only leaned or sat against alleyway walls, with one hand extended. Should an Assassin throw money to them, they would pick it all up, and proceed to walk away.<ref name="AC2"/>

	The cities of [[Rome]] and Constantinople featured the calmer beggars of the previously visited Italian cities, as well as the persistent beggars of the High Middle Ages. The latter of these were always female, came in groups of three, and ~~usually~~ could ~~only~~ be found in ~~the parts of the city still under [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] influence~~.<ref name="Brotherhood">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> In Constantinople, beggars were always present in a district, regardless of whether [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]] or [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottomans]] controlled the area.<ref name="Revelations"/>		The cities of [[Rome]] and Constantinople featured the calmer beggars of the previously visited Italian cities, as well as the persistent beggars of the High Middle Ages. The latter of these were always female, came in groups of three, and could be found in any district that was less than 25% rebuilt.<ref name="Brotherhood">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> In Constantinople, beggars were always present in a district, regardless of whether [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantines]] or [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottomans]] controlled the area.<ref name="Revelations"/>

	===Carriers===		===Carriers===

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	During the [[American Revolution]], Ratonhnhaké:ton and [[Stephane Chapheau]] could ask to citizen to uprise against the guards near them.<ref name="AC3"/>		During the [[American Revolution]], Ratonhnhaké:ton and [[Stephane Chapheau]] could ask to citizen to uprise against the guards near them.<ref name="AC3"/>

	In Paris, [[Versailles]] and [[Saint-Denis]] during the French Revolution, vigilantes were usually beggars, peasants or more moderate revolutionaries than the [[Extremists]]. They would always assist [[Arno Dorian]] during the latter's fights with members of the [[Raiders]], [[Extremists]], [[National Guard ~~(France)\|National Guards~~]] and [[Swiss ~~Guard\|Swiss guards~~]], as well as any other type of enemy encountered by Arno.<ref name="Unity"/>		In Paris, [[Versailles]] and [[Saint-Denis]] during the French Revolution, vigilantes were usually beggars, peasants or more moderate revolutionaries than the [[Extremists]]. They would always assist [[Arno Dorian]] during the latter's fights with members of the [[Raiders]], [[Extremists]], [[National Guard]]s and [[Swiss Guards]], as well as any other type of enemy encountered by Arno.<ref name="Unity"/>

	===Minstrels===		===Minstrels===

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	{{Main\|Save Citizen}}		{{Main\|Save Citizen}}
	During the Peloponnesian War, soldiers and bandits captured ~~prisonners~~ of war and citizens. Kassandra could save them when she infiltrated a camp. The civilians ~~will run~~ while the soldiers ~~will attack~~ their jailers.		During the Peloponnesian War, soldiers and bandits captured poisoners-of-war and citizens. Kassandra could save them when she infiltrated a camp. The civilians often fled while the soldiers attacked their jailers.

	~~During the Alexandrian Civil War, Bayek could liberated, civilians, rebels, soldiers and bandits imprisoned in camps~~.

			During the Alexandrian Civil War, Bayek could liberate civilians, rebels, soldiers, and bandits imprisoned in camps.
	[[File:AC1 Save Citizen.png\|left\|250px\|thumb\|Altaïr defending a scholar]]		[[File:AC1 Save Citizen.png\|left\|250px\|thumb\|Altaïr defending a scholar]]
	In the High Middle Ages, an Assassin could often discover citizens ~~that~~ required their attention within the Kingdom's three cities.		In the High Middle Ages, an Assassin could often discover citizens who required their attention within the Kingdom's three cities.

	In these instances, they were often being harassed by guards for crimes they did not commit, and upon being rescued by the Assassin, they would tell their family or friends about the act of kindness. Subsequent to this, a group of scholars or vigilantes could be found in the area where the citizen had been rescued.<ref name="AC"/>		In these instances, they were often being harassed by guards for crimes they did not commit, and upon being rescued by the Assassin, they would tell their family or friends about the act of kindness. Subsequent to this, a group of scholars or vigilantes could be found in the area where the citizen had been rescued.<ref name="AC"/>

	In Altaïr's visit to Alep, these citizens also thanked Altaïr for being rescued, but rewarded him with a monetary sum as opposed to potential assistance.<ref name="Chronicles"/>		In Altaïr's visit to Alep, these citizens also thanked Altaïr for being rescued, but rewarded him with a monetary sum as opposed to potential assistance.<ref name="Chronicles"/>

	[[File:People 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio recruiting a rescued citizen]]		[[File:People 5.png\|thumb\|250px\|Ezio recruiting a rescued citizen]]
	In Rome and Constantinople during the 16th century, an Assassin could save citizens that were being harassed by Templar guards.		In Rome and Constantinople during the 16th century, an Assassin could save citizens that were being harassed by Templar guards.

	Unlike those in the Third Crusade, many of them could be found openly committing acts of rebellion; these included engaging a group of guards in a [[sword]] fight, or holding a guard hostage as others attempted to rescue their comrade.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>		Unlike those in the Third Crusade, many of them could be found openly committing acts of rebellion; these included engaging a group of guards in a [[sword]]fight, or holding a guard hostage as others attempted to rescue their comrade.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>

	Should the Assassin come to their assistance, the citizen would join them in the duel, proving to be able fighters. Once saved, the civilians gave their lives to the Assassins' cause, becoming [[Assassin ~~apprentices~~\|apprentices]] of the Order shortly thereafter.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>		Should the Assassin come to their assistance, the citizen would join them in the duel, proving to be able fighters. Once saved, the civilians gave their lives to the Assassins' cause, becoming [[Assassin apprentice\|apprentices]] of the Order shortly thereafter.<ref name="Brotherhood"/>

	Throughout the Caribbean during the 18th century, Edward Kenway could rescue pirates in distress. These pirates would join Edward's crew on the ''[[Jackdaw]]'' without hesitation. Crew members are essential part of boarding ships. Distressed pirates could be found almost anywhere in the Caribbean; floating on some flotsam after a shipwreck, marooned on an island. In the cities they could be seen at a public hanging, fighting with and being held captive by the city guards. When he was in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], [[Adéwalé]] liberated [[Slavery\|slaves]] from their masters in [[sugar plantation]]s and on slave ships. Once rescued, the former slaves joined the [[Maroon rebellion]] and the crew of Adéwalé's ship, the ''[[Experto Crede]]''.		Throughout the Caribbean during the 18th century, Edward Kenway could rescue pirates in distress. These pirates would join Edward's crew on the ''[[Jackdaw]]'' without hesitation. Crew members are essential part of boarding ships. Distressed pirates could be found almost anywhere in the Caribbean; floating on some flotsam after a shipwreck, marooned on an island. In the cities they could be seen at a public hanging, fighting with and being held captive by the city guards. When he was in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], [[Adéwalé]] liberated [[Slavery\|slaves]] from their masters in [[sugar]] [[plantation]]s and on slave ships. Once rescued, the former slaves joined the [[Maroon rebellion]] and the crew of Adéwalé's ship, the ''[[Experto Crede]]''.

	In the American colonies, during the Seven Years' War, the gang members captured civilians and the French Army took British soldiers as prisonners. If Shay liberated civilians, they will join the crew of Shay's sloop of war, the ''[[Morrigan]]''. The British Army rewarded Shay if he saved soldiers. During the American Revolution, mercenaries working for the Templars bullied citizens of Boston and New York. Ratonhnhaké:ton with the help of Assassins apprentices saved them from their attackers. In British forts, some American soldiers were imprisoned. Ratonhnhaké:ton could liberate them when infiltrating a fort. Through the colonies, Ratonhnhaké:ton saved some individuals who decided to pay back his help by settling in ~~his~~ [[Davenport ~~Homestead\|~~Homestead]].		In the American colonies, during the Seven Years' War, the gang members captured civilians and the French Army took British soldiers as prisonners. If Shay liberated civilians, they will join the crew of Shay's sloop of war, the ''[[Morrigan]]''. The British Army rewarded Shay if he saved soldiers. During the American Revolution, mercenaries working for the Templars bullied citizens of Boston and New York. Ratonhnhaké:ton with the help of Assassins apprentices saved them from their attackers. In British forts, some American soldiers were imprisoned. Ratonhnhaké:ton could liberate them when infiltrating a fort. Through the colonies, Ratonhnhaké:ton saved some individuals who decided to pay back his help by settling in the [[Davenport Homestead]].

	===Stalkers===		===Stalkers===