Database: Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad (ACI) - Revision history

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	====A Strange Choice of Target: Damascus, Syria, 1191====		====A Strange Choice of Target: Damascus, Syria, 1191====
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	Altaïr's final target was Salah Al'Din's chief scholar, Jubair al Hakim. Jubair was obsessed with destroying all written works in Damascus, and was gathering more and more people to his cause. He held daily meetings in the [[Madrasah Al Kallasah]] to speak with his students. Altaïr vowed to end his madness.		Altaïr's final target was Salah Al'Din's chief scholar, Jubair al Hakim. Jubair was obsessed with destroying all written works in Damascus, and was gathering more and more people to his cause. He held daily meetings in the [[Madrasah Al-Kallāsah\|Madrasah Al Kallasah]] to speak with his students. Altaïr vowed to end his madness.
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	====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====		====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====
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	[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] to a Muslim father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]], and a Christian mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.		[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] to a [[Islam\|Muslim]] father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]], and a [[Christianity\|Christian]] mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.
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imported>Soranin: Standardizing, as per Eseosa's Codex, another lineage from ACI

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	Altaïr rode to [[Damascus]] and met the [[Rafiq]] of the local Assassin bureau. He then worked through the Poor District of Damascus to gain information on his first target, [[Tamir]], a black market merchant who sold weapons to [[Crusaders]] and Saracens alike.		Altaïr rode to [[Damascus]] and met the [[Rafiq]] of the local Assassin bureau. He then worked through the Poor District of Damascus to gain information on his first target, [[Tamir]], a black market merchant who sold weapons to [[Crusaders]] and Saracens alike.

	Altaïr discovered that Tamir planned a meeting with his merchants in the [[Souk Al-Silaah]] to discuss an important sale, the largest he'd ever arranged, with enough weapons to arm nearly a thousand men. To meet this order, Tamir pushed the merchant's guild to produce the arms through both violence and bribery. This prompted some of the merchants to reach out to [[Abu'l ~~Nuquod~~]], the Merchant King of Damascus, to explain their predicament.		Altaïr discovered that Tamir planned a meeting with his merchants in the [[Souk Al-Silaah]] to discuss an important sale, the largest he'd ever arranged, with enough weapons to arm nearly a thousand men. To meet this order, Tamir pushed the merchant's guild to produce the arms through both violence and bribery. This prompted some of the merchants to reach out to [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], the Merchant King of Damascus, to explain their predicament.

	Altaïr decided that the meeting would be the ideal time to strike, as Tamir would be too preoccupied with his work to notice his approach.		Altaïr decided that the meeting would be the ideal time to strike, as Tamir would be too preoccupied with his work to notice his approach.

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	====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====		====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====
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	[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins to a Muslim father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]] , and a Christian mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.		[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins]] to a Muslim father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]] , and a Christian mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.
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	====Saracen Siege of Masyaf: Masyaf, Syria, 1176-08====		====Saracen Siege of Masyaf: Masyaf, Syria, 1176-08====
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	After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the [[Assassins]], but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.		After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Saladin\|Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the [[Assassins]], but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.

	While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.		While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.
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	Abbas grew to hate Altaïr, and in turn, Altaïr began to pity Abbas, and the two were never friends again.		Abbas grew to hate Altaïr, and in turn, Altaïr began to pity Abbas, and the two were never friends again.
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	Altaïr returned to the Rafiq at the Damascus Bureau, who praised him for his success and lamented that the other Assassins still held him in such poor regard before suggesting that he report back to Al Mualim in Masyaf.		Altaïr returned to the Rafiq at the Damascus Bureau, who praised him for his success and lamented that the other Assassins still held him in such poor regard before suggesting that he report back to Al Mualim in Masyaf.
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	Altaïr regained the use of [[throwing knives]] and set out towards Jerusalem.		Altaïr regained the use of [[throwing knives]] and set out towards Jerusalem.
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	Instead, Al Mualim gave Altaïr three new targets: Abu'l Nuqoud, the wealthiest man in Damascus; [[Majd Addin]], the regent of Jerusalem; and [[William of Montferrat\|William de Montferrat]], the Liege Lord of Acre.		Instead, Al Mualim gave Altaïr three new targets: Abu'l Nuqoud, the wealthiest man in Damascus; [[Majd Addin]], the regent of Jerusalem; and [[William of Montferrat\|William de Montferrat]], the Liege Lord of Acre.
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	Al Mualim praised Altaïr's perception, but then advised him to silence all questions and obey him, leaving a frustrated Altaïr with no other choice but to proceed to his next target.		Al Mualim praised Altaïr's perception, but then advised him to silence all questions and obey him, leaving a frustrated Altaïr with no other choice but to proceed to his next target.
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	Altaïr's investigations revealed that Majd Addin was planning to perform a public execution and the Assassin was sure that he could handle any guards present. Malik again chastised Altaïr for his overconfidence, warning him that there were no certainties in their line of work. To prove his point, he informed Altaïr of a twist: One of the men scheduled to be executed was a fellow Assassin who Al Mualim wanted saved. Altaïr promised that Majd Addin would not get the chance to take the life of their brother.		Altaïr's investigations revealed that Majd Addin was planning to perform a public execution and the Assassin was sure that he could handle any guards present. Malik again chastised Altaïr for his overconfidence, warning him that there were no certainties in their line of work. To prove his point, he informed Altaïr of a twist: One of the men scheduled to be executed was a fellow Assassin who Al Mualim wanted saved. Altaïr promised that Majd Addin would not get the chance to take the life of their brother.
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	Altaïr returned to Acre to find and kill Sibrand. The Rafiq was familiar with the man, who was recently named the leader of the [[Knights Teutonic]] and ran Acre's port. Altaïr investigated the area and discovered Sibrand was terrified of the Assassins and hidden within Acre's port, mad with paranoia, waiting for his ship to arrive.		Altaïr returned to Acre to find and kill Sibrand. The Rafiq was familiar with the man, who was recently named the leader of the [[Knights Teutonic]] and ran Acre's port. Altaïr investigated the area and discovered Sibrand was terrified of the Assassins and hidden within Acre's port, mad with paranoia, waiting for his ship to arrive.
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	Altaïr refused to kill the woman and fled the scene, returning to the Assassin Bureau to inform Malik of the chaos. Malik urged Altaïr to return to Al Mualim, but the Assassin felt the need to pursue Robert de Sable immediately to stop his plan of uniting King Richard and Salah Al'Din against them. Malik urged Altaïr to obey the Creed and not act without Al Mualim's blessing, but Altaïr replied that their master was keeping important information from them. He vowed to return to Masyaf for answers after he was done with Robert de Sable. In the meantime, he urged Malik to either return to Al Mualim himself, or walk among the citizens of Jerusalem to see what he could learn.		Altaïr refused to kill the woman and fled the scene, returning to the Assassin Bureau to inform Malik of the chaos. Malik urged Altaïr to return to Al Mualim, but the Assassin felt the need to pursue Robert de Sable immediately to stop his plan of uniting King Richard and Salah Al'Din against them. Malik urged Altaïr to obey the Creed and not act without Al Mualim's blessing, but Altaïr replied that their master was keeping important information from them. He vowed to return to Masyaf for answers after he was done with Robert de Sable. In the meantime, he urged Malik to either return to Al Mualim himself, or walk among the citizens of Jerusalem to see what he could learn.
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	Enraged, Abbas accused Altaïr of continuing to mock their Creed and left his rival to the mercy of Assassins who sought to subdue him. Altaïr fought them off but was interrupted when Abbas emerged on a tower brandishing the Apple of Eden. Abbas accused Altaïr of murdering their beloved Mentor. Altaïr attempted to put the past behind them and decide what to do with the artifact. Abbas felt that Altaïr was unworthy to wield it but quickly lost control of it. Altaïr scaled the tower and wrestled the Apple away from Abbas.		Enraged, Abbas accused Altaïr of continuing to mock their Creed and left his rival to the mercy of Assassins who sought to subdue him. Altaïr fought them off but was interrupted when Abbas emerged on a tower brandishing the Apple of Eden. Abbas accused Altaïr of murdering their beloved Mentor. Altaïr attempted to put the past behind them and decide what to do with the artifact. Abbas felt that Altaïr was unworthy to wield it but quickly lost control of it. Altaïr scaled the tower and wrestled the Apple away from Abbas.
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	After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the [[Assassins]], but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.		After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the [[Assassins]], but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.

	While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[~~Rashid ad-Din Sinan\|~~Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.		While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.

	After a few days of fighting with casualties rising on both sides, Shahib approached the fortress to negotiate with Al Mualim.		After a few days of fighting with casualties rising on both sides, Shahib approached the fortress to negotiate with Al Mualim.

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	====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====		====The Eagle's Birth: Masyaf, Syria, 1165-01-11====
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	[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins]] to a Muslim father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]] , and a Christian mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.		[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] was born into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] to a Muslim father, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|Umar]], and a Christian mother, [[Maud]]. His mother died from complications during childbirth, leaving Altaïr to be raised by his father alone.
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	====Saracen Siege of Masyaf: Masyaf, Syria, 1176-08====		====Saracen Siege of Masyaf: Masyaf, Syria, 1176-08====
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	After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Saladin\|Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the [[Assassins]], but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.		After two attempts on his life, Saracen leader [[Saladin\|Salah Al'Din]] raised a force of ten thousand soldiers and marched on the Assassin fortress at [[Masyaf]], determined to end their threat to his life once and for all. His uncle Shahib failed to convince him to join forces with the Assassins, but Al'Din was not swayed from his ardent desire for revenge.

	While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.		While the [[Saracens]] constructed siege engines, the Assassins weighed their options. While some recommended killing Salah Al'Din, Assassin [[Mentor]] [[Al Mualim]] preferred a more subtle approach. He sent Umar Ibn-La'Ahad to infiltrate the Saracen camp with the mission to lay a feather upon the sleeping body of the Saracen leader. He hoped this would send a crystal-clear message that Al'Din was vulnerable at any time. While Umar successfully delivered the feather, he was discovered and was forced to kill a nobleman.
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	As the three Assassins entered deeper into the underground passageways leading to the Temple, they came upon a large chamber displaying a golden chest. The Assassins wondered if it was the fabled [[Ark of the Covenant]].		As the three Assassins entered deeper into the underground passageways leading to the Temple, they came upon a large chamber displaying a golden chest. The Assassins wondered if it was the fabled [[Ark of the Covenant]].

	Several Templars entered the chamber, led by [[Robert de Sable]], the [[Grand Master]] of the Knights Templar. Altaïr, ignoring Malik's warnings and breaking cover, confronted the Templars. He failed to kill de Sable and was thrown through a damaged portion of the Temple. Its collapse blocked him from helping the brothers fighting for their lives against the Templars.		Several Templars entered the chamber, led by [[Robert de Sable]], the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master of the Knights Templar]]. Altaïr, ignoring Malik's warnings and breaking cover, confronted the Templars. He failed to kill de Sable and was thrown through a damaged portion of the Temple. Its collapse blocked him from helping the brothers fighting for their lives against the Templars.

	Left with no other options, Altaïr fled Solomon's Temple and returned to Masyaf in failure.		Left with no other options, Altaïr fled Solomon's Temple and returned to Masyaf in failure.