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	[[File:Abul2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr attending Abu'l's party]]		[[File:Abul2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Altaïr attending Abu'l's party]]
	The Levantine Assassins' [[Mentor~~]] [[~~Al Mualim~~]] secretly worked~~ with the Templars to recover the Apple ~~and sent~~ Altaïr to ~~eliminate~~ any ~~link~~ between ~~him~~ and the Order.<ref name="Assassination II"/> While Tamir inspected his collaborators at the [[Souk Al-Silaah]], the Templar was ~~slain~~ by Altaïr.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Tamir)]]</ref> Later, Abu'l organized a party at [[Merchant King's Palace\|his palace]] and poisoned the wine to eliminate the nobles of the city who financed Saladin's army. While the last guests were being slaughtered by his archers, Abu'l was confronted and killed by Altaïr.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Abu'l Nuqoud)]]</ref>		The Levantine Assassins' Mentor, Al Mualim, surreptitiously collaborated with the Templars to recover the Apple, deploying Altaïr to terminate any connection between himself and the Order's leadership.<ref name="Assassination II"/> While Tamir inspected his collaborators at the [[Souk Al-Silaah]], the Templar was executed by Altaïr.<ref name="Assassination Tamir">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Tamir)]]</ref> Later, Abu'l organized a party at [[Merchant King's Palace\|his palace]] and poisoned the wine to eliminate the nobles of the city who financed Saladin's army. While the last guests were being slaughtered by his archers, Abu'l was confronted and killed by Altaïr.<ref name="Assassination Abu'l">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Abu'l Nuqoud)]]</ref>

	Finally, Jubair ~~ordered~~ his fellow scholars to ~~collect all of~~ the city's ~~manuscripts~~ and ~~burn~~ them in public ~~bonfires~~, ~~believing~~ that knowledge only ~~led to further division~~. During one of the bonfires, the Chief Scholar was ~~hunted down~~ and assassinated by Altaïr, ~~ending~~ the Templar influence on Damascus.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Jubair al Hakim)]]</ref>		Finally, Jubair commanded his fellow scholars to seize the city's written records and destroy them in public pyres, based on the conviction that knowledge served only as a catalyst for civil discord. During one of the bonfires, the Chief Scholar was tracked and ultimately assassinated by Altaïr, effectively dismantling the Templar influence within Damascus.<ref name="Assassination Jubair">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassination (Jubair al Hakim)]]</ref>

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	==Districts==		==Districts==
	===Poor District===		===Poor District===
	The Poor District was considered to be a very busy section and constantly packed with [[civilian]]s. This ~~caused~~ a ~~lot~~ of ~~traffic throughout~~ the streets~~, with many citizens moving about~~.<ref name="AC"/>		The Poor District was considered to be a very busy section and constantly packed with [[civilian]]s. This resulted in congested thoroughfares, as a constant flow of citizens moved through the district's narrow streets.<ref name="AC"/>

	[[File:AC1 Souk Al-Silaah.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Souk Al-Silaah in the Poor District]]		[[File:AC1 Souk Al-Silaah.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The Souk Al-Silaah in the Poor District]]
	The district was home to the [[Sinan Pasha Mosque]] and the sprawling and very impressive [[Souk Al-Silaah]], which was a major trading point in Damascus and dominated the surrounding area. Due to its eloquent ceremonial courtyard, situated in the center, the Souk was the site where the Templar and arms dealer Tamir conducted his daily business. ~~Strangely, though, despite~~ Tamir ~~having stationed multiple~~ guards in the ~~nearby corridors~~, the ~~security around~~ the Souk ~~was rather light~~. ~~This allowed~~ Altaïr to ~~silently slip in~~ and assassinate ~~Tamir~~.<ref name="AC"/>		The district was home to the [[Sinan Pasha Mosque]] and the sprawling and very impressive [[Souk Al-Silaah]], which was a major trading point in Damascus and dominated the surrounding area. Due to its eloquent ceremonial courtyard, situated in the center, the Souk was the site where the Templar and arms dealer Tamir conducted his daily business. Despite Tamir stationing guards within the surrounding passageways, the central area of the Souk remained relatively accessible to those capable of navigating the market unnoticed. Altaïr utilized this oversight to infiltrate the market and assassinate the Templar during his public display of authority.<ref name="Assassination Tamir"/>

	===Middle District===		===Middle District===
	The Middle District contained schools and formal gardens. These featured larger east-west thoroughfares connecting the different areas. This section of Damascus included many places of learning, until Jubair al Hakim arrived and began a quest to destroy all written knowledge in the city. The central feature was Jubair's [[Madrasah Al-Kallāsah\|Madrasah]], where he and his fellow scholars burnt all books and scrolls they had seized. ~~When~~ Altaïr ~~traveled there~~ to ~~assassinate~~ Jubair, the ~~security was very high, due~~ to the ~~Assassins' continued success~~.<ref name="AC"/>		The Middle District contained schools and formal gardens. These featured larger east-west thoroughfares connecting the different areas. This section of Damascus included many places of learning, until Jubair al Hakim arrived and began a quest to destroy all written knowledge in the city. The central feature was Jubair's [[Madrasah Al-Kallāsah\|Madrasah]], where he and his fellow scholars burnt all books and scrolls they had seized. By the time Altaïr arrived to confront Jubair, the city's defenses had been significantly bolstered in response to the recent assassinations of other Templars.<ref name="Assassination Jubair"/>

	===Rich District===		===Rich District===
	[[File:AC1 Umayyad Mosque.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Umayyad Mosque in the Rich District]]		[[File:AC1 Umayyad Mosque.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Umayyad Mosque in the Rich District]]
	The Rich District stretched across almost half of Damascus, possessing many of the structural landmarks that attracted outsiders to the city. The partially rebuilt [[Citadel of Saladin]] ~~was~~ a ~~key~~ fortification ~~that demanded planning~~ for ~~a successful infiltration~~. The most impressive feature of the district, and probably the entire city, was the [[Umayyad Mosque]]. Built by {{Wiki\|Al-Walid I}} in 715 CE, the mosque sat atop the ruins of the Roman Temple of [[Jupiter]].<ref name="AC"/>		The Rich District stretched across almost half of Damascus, possessing many of the structural landmarks that attracted outsiders to the city. The partially rebuilt [[Citadel of Saladin]] served as a formidable fortification, its defenses necessitating careful strategy for any who sought entry. The most impressive feature of the district, and probably the entire city, was the [[Umayyad Mosque]]. Built by {{Wiki\|Al-Walid I}} in 715 CE, the mosque sat atop the ruins of the Roman Temple of [[Jupiter]].<ref name="Knowledge Abu'l">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Knowledge (Abu'l Nuqoud)]]</ref>

	Another renowned landmark in the district was the [[Merchant King's Palace]], the personal residence of the Templar Abu'l Nuqoud. ~~The~~ palace's interior was ~~lightly secured~~, ~~except for when~~ Abu'l ~~hosted one of his lavish parties~~. ~~Traffic around~~ the palace ~~grounds was also rather light~~, ~~given~~ the ~~location~~. Slightly north ~~was~~ the [[Souk Sarouja\|Sarouja Souk]] Market Quarter, ~~where both traffic~~ and ~~security were moderate~~. Sarouja Souk held the reputation of being the largest market in the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. It was split into two separate structures that ran from west to east and north to south.<ref name="AC"/>		Another renowned landmark in the district was the [[Merchant King's Palace]], the personal residence of the Templar Abu'l Nuqoud. While the palace's interior was often accessible, its guard presence was significantly increased during the lavish parties hosted by Abu'l. The grounds surrounding the palace remained relatively quiet, a stark contrast to the city's more crowded quarters. Slightly north lay the [[Souk Sarouja\|Sarouja Souk]] Market Quarter, an area characterized by steady activity and a visible presence of city guards. Sarouja Souk held the reputation of being the largest market in the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. It was split into two separate structures that ran from west to east and north to south.<ref name="Knowledge Abu'l"/>

	Though the Umayyad Mosque and Merchant King's Palace dominated the district, the Grand Courtyard north of the Mosque was equally an interesting place. Here, within the impressive district, Abu'l Nuqoud held immense power over the people.<ref name="AC"/>		Though the Umayyad Mosque and Merchant King's Palace dominated the district, the Grand Courtyard north of the Mosque was equally an interesting place. Here, within the impressive district, Abu'l Nuqoud held immense power over the people.<ref name="Knowledge Abu'l"/>

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	\|name = Damascus		\|name = Damascus
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	\|landmark = [[Umayyad Mosque]]<br>[[Citadel of Saladin\|Citadel of Damascus]]<br>[[Souk Al-Silaah]]<br>[[Souk Sarouja]]<br>[[Sinan Pasha Mosque]]<br>[[Madrasah Al-Kallāsah]]<br>[[Bab Tuma]]		\|landmark = [[Umayyad Mosque]]<br>[[Citadel of Saladin\|Citadel of Damascus]]<br>[[Souk Al-Silaah]]<br>[[Souk Sarouja]]<br>[[Sinan Pasha Mosque]]<br>[[Madrasah Al-Kallāsah]]<br>[[Bab Tuma]]
	\|flags = [[Saracens\|Saracen]] flags		\|flags = [[Saracens\|Saracen]] flags
	~~\|targets = [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]]<br>[[Alaat]]<br>[[Tamir]]<br>[[Abu'l Nuqoud]]<br>[[Jubair al Hakim]]~~
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	'''Damascus''' is the capital and largest city of {{Wiki\|Syria}}, believed to have been founded in the third millennium BCE. Damascus is located in the eastern foothills of the {{Wiki\|Anti-Lebanon Mountains\|Eastern Lebanon Mountain Range}}, near the delta of the [[Barada]] River.		'''Damascus''' is the capital and largest city of {{Wiki\|Syria}}, believed to have been founded in the third millennium BCE. Damascus is located in the eastern foothills of the {{Wiki\|Anti-Lebanon Mountains\|Eastern Lebanon Mountain Range}}, near the delta of the [[Barada]] River.
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	Ac-damascus1.jpg\|Concept art of Altaïr arriving in Damascus		File:Ac-damascus1.jpg\|Concept art of Altaïr arriving in Damascus
	Ac-damascus2.jpg\|Alternate concept art of Altaïr's arrival in Damascus		File:Ac-damascus2.jpg\|Alternate concept art of Altaïr's arrival in Damascus
	Ac-damascus-buildings.jpg\|Concept art of Damascus' architecture		File:Ac-damascus-buildings.jpg\|Concept art of Damascus' architecture
	Damascus early concept by Sparth.jpg\|Damascus concept art by Sparth		File:Damascus early concept by Sparth.jpg\|Damascus concept art by Sparth
	~~AC1 Bab Tuma.jpg\|Bab Tuma~~		File:AC1 Damascus+Flag.png\|A view of Damascus and a Saracen flag
	AC1 Damascus+Flag.png\|A view of Damascus and a Saracen flag		File:AC1 Map Damascus.png\|A map of Damascus
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	In 1189, a Templar known as "[[the Hideout]]" was located in Damascus and safeguarded [[Vejovis' dagger]], a [[Piece of Eden]]. The [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] and [[Vejovis]]' [[Sage]] [[Faisal]], seeking to recover the dagger, met with the Hideout and posed as a Templar to gain his trust. However, their meeting was interrupted by the Assassin [[Rafee]], who believed that Faisal had betrayed the Brotherhood. Faisal was forced to kill Rafee but explained that his act would ultimately benefit the Assassins. He then took the dagger and left Damascus, delivering the artifact to [[Constantinople]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Escape Room Puzzle Book]]'' – Chapter 4: Deceiving the Assassins</ref>		In 1189, a Templar known as "[[the Hideout]]" was located in Damascus and safeguarded [[Vejovis' dagger]], a [[Piece of Eden]]. The [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] and [[Vejovis]]' [[Sage]] [[Faisal]], seeking to recover the dagger, met with the Hideout and posed as a Templar to gain his trust. However, their meeting was interrupted by the Assassin [[Rafee]], who believed that Faisal had betrayed the Brotherhood. Faisal was forced to kill Rafee but explained that his act would ultimately benefit the Assassins. He then took the dagger and left Damascus, delivering the artifact to [[Constantinople]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Escape Room Puzzle Book]]'' – Chapter 4: Deceiving the Assassins</ref>

	[[File:ACAC - Misbah hanging on rope.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr interrogating Tamir]]		[[File:ACAC - Misbah hanging on rope.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr interrogating Misbah for Tamir's whereabouts]]
	In 1190, the Templar [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]] was based in Damascus, where he worked with the Order to find the [[Adha\|Chalice]], a mysterious artifact that could supposedly unify the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. The circus dancer [[Fajera]] also lived in the city and held one of the three keys of the [[Temple of Sand]], where the Chalice was rumored to be located. Tasked with preventing the Templars from acquiring the artifact, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] traveled to Damascus and tracked Tamir, who told him about the Temple and Fajera.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Hunt Begins]]</ref>		In 1190, the Templar [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]] was based in Damascus, where he worked with the Order to find the [[Adha\|Chalice]], a mysterious artifact that could supposedly unify the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. The circus dancer [[Fajera]] also lived in the city and held one of the three keys of the [[Temple of Sand]], where the Chalice was rumored to be located. Tasked with preventing the Templars from acquiring the artifact, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] traveled to Damascus and tracked Tamir, who told him about the Temple and Fajera.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Hunt Begins]]</ref>

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forsaken]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forsaken]]''

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	In 1189, a Templar known as "[[the Hideout]]" was located in Damascus and safeguarded [[Vejovis' dagger]], a [[Piece of Eden]]. The [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] and [[Vejovis]]' [[Sage]] [[Faisal]], seeking to recover the dagger, met with the Hideout and posed as a Templar to gain his trust. However, their meeting was interrupted by the Assassin [[Rafee]], who believed that Faisal had betrayed the Brotherhood. Faisal was forced to kill Rafee but explained that his act would ultimately benefit the Assassins. He then took the dagger and left Damascus, delivering the artifact to [[Constantinople]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Escape Room Puzzle Book]]'' – Chapter 4: Deceiving the Assassins</ref>		In 1189, a Templar known as "[[the Hideout]]" was located in Damascus and safeguarded [[Vejovis' dagger]], a [[Piece of Eden]]. The [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Assassin]] and [[Vejovis]]' [[Sage]] [[Faisal]], seeking to recover the dagger, met with the Hideout and posed as a Templar to gain his trust. However, their meeting was interrupted by the Assassin [[Rafee]], who believed that Faisal had betrayed the Brotherhood. Faisal was forced to kill Rafee but explained that his act would ultimately benefit the Assassins. He then took the dagger and left Damascus, delivering the artifact to [[Constantinople]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Escape Room Puzzle Book]]'' – Chapter 4: Deceiving the Assassins</ref>

	[[File:ACAC - Misbah hanging on rope.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr interrogating Tamir]]		[[File:ACAC - Misbah hanging on rope.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Altaïr interrogating Misbah for Tamir's whereabouts]]
	In 1190, the Templar [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]] was based in Damascus, where he worked with the Order to find the [[Adha\|Chalice]], a mysterious artifact that could supposedly unify the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. The circus dancer [[Fajera]] also lived in the city and held one of the three keys of the [[Temple of Sand]], where the Chalice was rumored to be located. Tasked with preventing the Templars from acquiring the artifact, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] traveled to Damascus and tracked Tamir, who told him about the Temple and Fajera.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Hunt Begins]]</ref>		In 1190, the Templar [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]] was based in Damascus, where he worked with the Order to find the [[Adha\|Chalice]], a mysterious artifact that could supposedly unify the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]]. The circus dancer [[Fajera]] also lived in the city and held one of the three keys of the [[Temple of Sand]], where the Chalice was rumored to be located. Tasked with preventing the Templars from acquiring the artifact, the [[Master Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] traveled to Damascus and tracked Tamir, who told him about the Temple and Fajera.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[The Hunt Begins]]</ref>