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	*Despite being allied with Altaïr's cause, members of the Resistance would usually insult him should he collide with them.		*Despite being allied with Altaïr's cause, members of the Resistance would usually insult him should he collide with them.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines]]''

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	The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was the collection of Cypriot rebels who fought against the [[Templars\|Templar]] occupation of [[Cyprus]]. After [[Richard I of England\|King Richard I]] of [[England]] conquered Cyprus and ousted its ruler, [[Isaac Comnenus]], he sold the island to the Knights Templar in 1192. Under the leadership of [[Grand Master]] [[Armand Bouchart]], the Templars withdrew to Cyprus in force with the end of the [[Third Crusade]] and the demise of Bouchart's predecessor, [[Robert de Sablé]]. Cyprus quickly descended into chaos when its inhabitants became agitated by the abuses of Templar rule, exacerbated by their patronage of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] fanatic [[Moloch]].		The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was the collection of Cypriot rebels who fought against the [[Templars\|Templar]] occupation of [[Cyprus]]. After [[Richard I of England\|King Richard I]] of [[England]] conquered Cyprus and ousted its ruler, [[Isaac Comnenus]], he sold the island to the Knights Templar in 1192. Under the leadership of [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Armand Bouchart]], the Templars withdrew to Cyprus in force with the end of the [[Third Crusade]] and the demise of Bouchart's predecessor, [[Robert de Sablé]]. Cyprus quickly descended into chaos when its inhabitants became agitated by the abuses of Templar rule, exacerbated by their patronage of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] fanatic [[Moloch]].

	Tipped off by the Templars' retreat to Cyprus, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] migrated to the island in order to eliminate the Templar presence and thwart their schemes there. Because Cyprus lacked an Assassin base, the Resistance was critical in assisting Altaïr with his operations on the island; in turn, Altaïr was pivotal in ensuring the Resistance's ultimate success in expelling the Templars by the end of the year, assassinating all its major leaders including Bouchart himself.		Tipped off by the Templars' retreat to Cyprus, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] migrated to the island in order to eliminate the Templar presence and thwart their schemes there. Because Cyprus lacked an Assassin base, the Resistance was critical in assisting Altaïr with his operations on the island; in turn, Altaïr was pivotal in ensuring the Resistance's ultimate success in expelling the Templars by the end of the year, assassinating all its major leaders including Bouchart himself.
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines]]''

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	Despite the casualties, several members lived, among them being Alexander. He then gave his final assistance to Altaïr before making attempts to reform the Resistance, having the Assassin contact the pirate [[Pasha]] to gain transport to [[Kyrenia]]. Alexander further told Altaïr to look for the Resistance's district leader, [[Barnabas (Cypriot)\|Barnabas]], for more assistance. On this note, Alexander took his leave with his men.		Despite the casualties, several members lived, among them being Alexander. He then gave his final assistance to Altaïr before making attempts to reform the Resistance, having the Assassin contact the pirate [[Pasha]] to gain transport to [[Kyrenia]]. Alexander further told Altaïr to look for the Resistance's district leader, [[Barnabas (Cypriot)\|Barnabas]], for more assistance. On this note, Alexander took his leave with his men.

	Arriving at Kyrenia, Altaïr encountered the resistance member [[Markos]] along with his men, who apprehended [[Maria Thorpe]] when she attempted to escape. Altaïr suggested that she stay with them while he searched for the safehouse, and afterwards, Altaïr met with Barnabas. There, Barnabas asked Altaïr to assassinate the Cypriot [[Jonas]] in exchange for assistance, though after doing so, Altaïr unknowingly sparked a riot, which put Maria and Markos in danger. Altaïr returned to Kyrenia's harbor and rescued the group, and left immediately to quell the riots as Markos made his way to the safehouse.		Arriving at Kyrenia, Altaïr encountered the resistance member [[Markos (Cypriot)\|Markos]] along with his men, who apprehended [[Maria Thorpe]] when she attempted to escape. Altaïr suggested that she stay with them while he searched for the safehouse, and afterwards, Altaïr met with Barnabas. There, Barnabas asked Altaïr to assassinate the Cypriot [[Jonas]] in exchange for assistance, though after doing so, Altaïr unknowingly sparked a riot, which put Maria and Markos in danger. Altaïr returned to Kyrenia's harbor and rescued the group, and left immediately to quell the riots as Markos made his way to the safehouse.

	[[File:Assault Kyrenia Harbor II 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr rescuing several Resistance members in Kyrenia's harbor]]		[[File:Assault Kyrenia Harbor II 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr rescuing several Resistance members in Kyrenia's harbor]]

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	After the successful assassination of Frederick, the Templars had the Resistance safehouse in Limassol set on fire, and had several of its members murdered. Afterwards, in the church area of the district, Osman was killed by [[Armand Bouchart]] in the midst of his public announcement regarding Frederick's death.		After the successful assassination of Frederick, the Templars had the Resistance safehouse in Limassol set on fire, and had several of its members murdered. Afterwards, in the church area of the district, Osman was killed by [[Armand Bouchart]] in the midst of his public announcement regarding Frederick's death.

	Despite the casualties, several members lived, among them being Alexander. He then gave his final assistance to Altaïr before making attempts to reform the Resistance, having the Assassin contact the pirate [[Pasha]] to gain transport to [[Kyrenia]]. Alexander further told Altaïr to look for the Resistance's district leader, [[Barnabas]], for more assistance. On this note, Alexander took his leave with his men.		Despite the casualties, several members lived, among them being Alexander. He then gave his final assistance to Altaïr before making attempts to reform the Resistance, having the Assassin contact the pirate [[Pasha]] to gain transport to [[Kyrenia]]. Alexander further told Altaïr to look for the Resistance's district leader, [[Barnabas (Cypriot)\|Barnabas]], for more assistance. On this note, Alexander took his leave with his men.

	Arriving at Kyrenia, Altaïr encountered the resistance member [[Markos]] along with his men, who apprehended [[Maria Thorpe]] when she attempted to escape. Altaïr suggested that she stay with them while he searched for the safehouse, and afterwards, Altaïr met with Barnabas. There, Barnabas asked Altaïr to assassinate the Cypriot [[Jonas]] in exchange for assistance, though after doing so, Altaïr unknowingly sparked a riot, which put Maria and Markos in danger. Altaïr returned to Kyrenia's harbor and rescued the group, and left immediately to quell the riots as Markos made his way to the safehouse.		Arriving at Kyrenia, Altaïr encountered the resistance member [[Markos]] along with his men, who apprehended [[Maria Thorpe]] when she attempted to escape. Altaïr suggested that she stay with them while he searched for the safehouse, and afterwards, Altaïr met with Barnabas. There, Barnabas asked Altaïr to assassinate the Cypriot [[Jonas]] in exchange for assistance, though after doing so, Altaïr unknowingly sparked a riot, which put Maria and Markos in danger. Altaïr returned to Kyrenia's harbor and rescued the group, and left immediately to quell the riots as Markos made his way to the safehouse.

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	The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was the collection of Cypriot rebels who fought against the [[Templars\|Templar]] occupation of [[Cyprus]]. After [[Richard I of England\|King Richard I]] of [[England]] conquered Cyprus and ousted its ruler, [[Isaac Comnenus]], he sold the island to the Knights Templar in 1192. Under the leadership of [[Grand Master]] [[Armand Bouchart]], the Templars withdrew to Cyprus in force with the end of the [[Third Crusade]] and the demise of Bouchart's predecessor, [[Robert de Sablé]]. Cyprus quickly descended into chaos when its inhabitants became agitated by the abuses of Templar rule, exacerbated by their patronage of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] fanatic [[Moloch]].		The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was the collection of Cypriot rebels who fought against the [[Templars\|Templar]] occupation of [[Cyprus]]. After [[Richard I of England\|King Richard I]] of [[England]] conquered Cyprus and ousted its ruler, [[Isaac Comnenus]], he sold the island to the Knights Templar in 1192. Under the leadership of [[Grand Master]] [[Armand Bouchart]], the Templars withdrew to Cyprus in force with the end of the [[Third Crusade]] and the demise of Bouchart's predecessor, [[Robert de Sablé]]. Cyprus quickly descended into chaos when its inhabitants became agitated by the abuses of Templar rule, exacerbated by their patronage of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] fanatic [[Moloch]].

	Tipped off by the Templars' retreat to Cyprus, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] migrated to the island in order to eliminate the Templar presence and thwart their schemes there. Because Cyprus lacked an Assassin base, the Resistance was critical in assisting Altaïr with his operations on the island; in turn, Altaïr was pivotal in ensuring the Resistance's ultimate success in expelling the Templars by the end of the year, assassinating all its major leaders including Bouchart himself.		Tipped off by the Templars' retreat to Cyprus, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] migrated to the island in order to eliminate the Templar presence and thwart their schemes there. Because Cyprus lacked an Assassin base, the Resistance was critical in assisting Altaïr with his operations on the island; in turn, Altaïr was pivotal in ensuring the Resistance's ultimate success in expelling the Templars by the end of the year, assassinating all its major leaders including Bouchart himself.

	==History==		==History==

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Another article in need of a revamp :(

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	The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was ~~a group~~ of rebels against the ~~government~~ of the island of [[Cyprus]]. ~~Mostly composed~~ of ~~men~~, the ~~group played a key role when~~ the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Assassins]], [[~~Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad~~]], migrated to the island in order to eliminate the ~~[[Templars\|~~Templar]] presence.		The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was the collection of Cypriot rebels who fought against the [[Templars\|Templar]] occupation of [[Cyprus]]. After [[Richard I of England\|King Richard I]] of [[England]] conquered Cyprus and ousted its ruler, [[Isaac Comnenus]], he sold the island to the Knights Templar in 1192. Under the leadership of [[Grand Master]] [[Armand Bouchart]], the Templars withdrew to Cyprus in force with the end of the [[Third Crusade]] and the demise of Bouchart's predecessor, [[Robert de Sablé]]. Cyprus quickly descended into chaos when its inhabitants became agitated by the abuses of Templar rule, exacerbated by their patronage of the [[Christianity\|Christian]] fanatic [[Moloch]].

			Tipped off by the Templars' retreat to Cyprus, the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] migrated to the island in order to eliminate the Templar presence and thwart their schemes there. Because Cyprus lacked an Assassin base, the Resistance was critical in assisting Altaïr with his operations on the island; in turn, Altaïr was pivotal in ensuring the Resistance's ultimate success in expelling the Templars by the end of the year, assassinating all its major leaders including Bouchart himself.

	==History==		==History==

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	The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was a group of rebels against the government of the island of [[Cyprus]]. Mostly composed of men, the group played a key role when the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Assassins]], [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], migrated to the island in order to eliminate the [[Templars\|Templar]] presence.		The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was a group of rebels against the government of the island of [[Cyprus]]. Mostly composed of men, the group played a key role when the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Assassins]], [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], migrated to the island in order to eliminate the [[Templars\|Templar]] presence.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Most of the members wore long black robes, similar to [[vigilantes]].		*Most of the members wore long black robes, similar to [[vigilantes]].
	*The Resistance safehouses were similar to the [[~~Assassin bureau\|~~Assassin bureau]]. The safehouse entrance resided on the roof, and each had resting areas for their members.		*The Resistance safehouses were similar to the [[Assassin bureau]]. The safehouse entrance resided on the roof, and each had resting areas for their members.
	*A refill station for [[throwing knives]] was present in the safehouses.		*A refill station for [[throwing knives]] was present in the safehouses.
	*Despite being allied with Altaïr's cause, members of the Resistance would usually insult him should he collide with them.		*Despite being allied with Altaïr's cause, members of the Resistance would usually insult him should he collide with them.

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	[[File:Investigate Cypriot Safehouse 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr flanked by two resistance members]]		[[File:Investigate Cypriot Safehouse 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr flanked by two resistance members]]
	The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was a group of rebels against the government of the island of [[Cyprus]]. Mostly composed of men, the group played a key role when the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Assassins]], [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], migrated to the island in order to eliminate the [[Templars\|Templar]] presence.		The '''Cypriot Resistance''' was a group of rebels against the government of the island of [[Cyprus]]. Mostly composed of men, the group played a key role when the [[Mentor]] of the [[Levantine Assassins]], [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]], migrated to the island in order to eliminate the [[Templars\|Templar]] presence.