Database: Masyaf - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 16:51, 29 June 2020

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	[[File:Masyaf_Database.png\|right\|250px~~\|Masyaf~~]]		[[File:Masyaf_Database.png\|right\|250px]]
	Hidden away in the {{Wiki\|Orontes River\|Orontes Valley}} in what is now [[Syria]], [[Masyaf]] was the headquarters of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] in the [[Levant]]. Its proximity to [[Jerusalem]], [[Acre]] and [[Damascus]] made it the natural center of Assassin influence in the region.		Hidden away in the {{Wiki\|Orontes River\|Orontes Valley}} in what is now {{Wiki\|Syria}}, [[Masyaf]] was the headquarters of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] in the [[Levant]]. Its proximity to [[Jerusalem]], [[Acre]] and [[Damascus]] made it the natural center of Assassin influence in the region.

	By the [[Third Crusade]], Masyaf had become the political, cultural and geographical center of the Assassins. A training ground, an impenetrable fortress, a sanctuary, a vast library, and a base of operations for the Brotherhood - Masyaf was all of these things. Yet the public's perception of the citadel was far less complete, for in those days the citadel and its inhabitants were kept isolated from the larger populace.		By the [[Third Crusade]], Masyaf had become the political, cultural and geographical center of the Assassins. A training ground, an impenetrable fortress, a sanctuary, a vast library, and a base of operations for the Brotherhood - Masyaf was all of these things. Yet the public's perception of the citadel was far less complete, for in those days the citadel and its inhabitants were kept isolated from the larger populace.

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 20:58, 18 June 2018

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	Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].		Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].

	In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sablé\|Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.		In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sablé\|Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Mentor\|Grand Master]] [[Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.

	In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...		In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...

imported>Amnestyyy at 22:48, 2 September 2017

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	Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].		Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].

	In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sablé\|Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[~~Rashid ad-Din Sinan\|~~Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.		In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sablé\|Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.

	In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...		In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...

imported>Bovkaffe at 19:32, 3 February 2016

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	[[File:Masyaf_Database.png\|right\|250px\|Masyaf]]		[[File:Masyaf_Database.png\|right\|250px\|Masyaf]]
	Hidden away in the Orontes Valley in what is now [[Syria]], [[Masyaf]] was the headquarters of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] in the [[Levant]]. Its proximity to [[Jerusalem]], [[Acre]] and [[Damascus]] made it the natural center of Assassin influence in the region.		Hidden away in the {{Wiki\|Orontes River\|Orontes Valley}} in what is now [[Syria]], [[Masyaf]] was the headquarters of the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]] in the [[Levant]]. Its proximity to [[Jerusalem]], [[Acre]] and [[Damascus]] made it the natural center of Assassin influence in the region.

	By the [[Third Crusade]], Masyaf had become the political, cultural and geographical center of the Assassins. A training ground, an impenetrable fortress, a sanctuary, a vast library, and a base of operations for the Brotherhood - Masyaf was all of these things. Yet the public's perception of the citadel was far less complete, for in those days the citadel and its inhabitants were kept isolated from the larger populace.		By the [[Third Crusade]], Masyaf had become the political, cultural and geographical center of the Assassins. A training ground, an impenetrable fortress, a sanctuary, a vast library, and a base of operations for the Brotherhood - Masyaf was all of these things. Yet the public's perception of the citadel was far less complete, for in those days the citadel and its inhabitants were kept isolated from the larger populace.
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	Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].		Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed\|Creed]].

	In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[Rashid ad-Din Sinan\|Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.		In 1191, the [[Crusaders\|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sablé\|Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[Rashid ad-Din Sinan\|Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden\|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.

	In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...		In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...

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[[File:Masyaf_Database.png|right|250px|Masyaf]]
Hidden away in the Orontes Valley in what is now [[Syria]], [[Masyaf]] was the headquarters of the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]] in the [[Levant]]. Its proximity to [[Jerusalem]], [[Acre]] and [[Damascus]] made it the natural center of Assassin influence in the region.

By the [[Third Crusade]], Masyaf had become the political, cultural and geographical center of the Assassins. A training ground, an impenetrable fortress, a sanctuary, a vast library, and a base of operations for the Brotherhood - Masyaf was all of these things. Yet the public's perception of the citadel was far less complete, for in those days the citadel and its inhabitants were kept isolated from the larger populace.

Life within the walls of Masyaf was spartan and strict, consisting of many regimental rituals and challenges. And it was an exclusive group: Assassins - mostly men - were born into the Order, not recruited, and trained from an early age to obey their [[Mentor]] and adhere to the [[The Creed|Creed]].

In 1191, the [[Crusaders|Crusader]] commander [[Robert de Sable]] laid siege to the city and the castle. The Assassins withstood this assault, but briefly succumbed to another enemy later that same year when [[Grand Master]] [[Rashid ad-Din Sinan|Al Mualim]] betrayed the Brotherhood and briefly seized control of Masyaf using the powerful [[Apples of Eden|Apple of Eden]] artifact. His defeat at the hands of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad|Altaïr Ibn La'Ahad]] marked a turning point in Assassin ideology.

In later years, the Assassins gradually abandoned many of the unnecessary rituals enforced by Al Mualim. Over time, Altaïr - now a Mentor himself - attempted to transform Masyaf into a place of learning and healing, opening the citadel's doors to recruits from around the world. And for a time, he succeeded exceptionally well...
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