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	===The Banker===		===The Banker===
	A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[courtesan]]s of the Rosa in Fiore.<ref name="Brotherhood">''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''</ref>		A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[courtesan]]s of the Rosa in Fiore.<ref name="Brotherhood">''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – {{Cite}}</ref>

	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]].<ref name="Brotherhood" />		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]].<ref name="Brotherhood" />

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	\| name = Egidio Troche		\| name = Egidio Troche
	\| image = ~~eddypng~~.png		\| image = ACB - Egidio Troche.png
	\| birth = 1436<br>[[Rome]], {{Wiki\|Papal States}}		\| birth = 1436<br>[[Rome]], {{Wiki\|Papal States}}
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	During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.<ref name="Brotherhood" />		During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	Egidio was grateful for Ezio's actions, particularly when the Assassin gave him the three thousand ~~florins~~ he needed to pay his debt, with only the condition that Egidio keep an eye on the politicians aiding Cesare. Egidio agreed, though not without obvious reluctance; mostly because it would mean that his brother could also become a target in the future.<ref name="Brotherhood" />		Egidio was grateful for Ezio's actions, particularly when the Assassin gave him the three thousand [[florin]]s he needed to pay his debt, with only the condition that Egidio keep an eye on the politicians aiding Cesare. Egidio agreed, though not without obvious reluctance; mostly because it would mean that his brother could also become a target in the future.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	[[File:Follow money 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Egidio handing Ezio's money over to Borgia guards]]		[[File:Follow money 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Egidio handing Ezio's money over to Borgia guards]]

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	Despite this, most of the Roman senators chose to turn a blind eye, and in 1494, Egidio mourned in a letter, ''"Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?"''<ref name="Database" />		Despite this, most of the Roman senators chose to turn a blind eye, and in 1494, Egidio mourned in a letter, ''"Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?"''<ref name="Database" />

	Shortly afterwards, in 1495, Egidio become a regular patron to the [[Rosa in Fiore]] [[~~Brothels\|~~brothel]].<ref name="Database" />		Shortly afterwards, in 1495, Egidio become a regular patron to the [[Rosa in Fiore]] [[brothel]].<ref name="Database" />

	===War plans===		===War plans===
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	===The Banker===		===The Banker===
	A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[~~courtesans~~]] of the Rosa in Fiore.<ref name="Brotherhood">''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''</ref>		A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[courtesan]]s of the Rosa in Fiore.<ref name="Brotherhood">''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''</ref>

	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]].<ref name="Brotherhood" />		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]].<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	[[File:Escape debt 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio being threatened by Borgia guards]]		[[File:Escape debt 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio being threatened by Borgia guards]]
	However, that day, Egidio had been cornered by [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] [[~~guards~~]], who had come to collect the debt he owed. Though he promised them he would have the money momentarily, they did not believe him, and began to beat him. Swiftly, Ezio came to the Senator's rescue, killing the attackers and escorting Egidio safely through Rome until they arrived at Francesco's house.<ref name="Brotherhood" />		However, that day, Egidio had been cornered by [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] [[guard]]s, who had come to collect the debt he owed. Though he promised them he would have the money momentarily, they did not believe him, and began to beat him. Swiftly, Ezio came to the Senator's rescue, killing the attackers and escorting Egidio safely through Rome until they arrived at Francesco's house.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.<ref name="Brotherhood" />		During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

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	\| database = [[Database: Egidio Troche\|Egidio Troche]]}}		\| database = [[Database: Egidio Troche\|Egidio Troche]]}}
	'''Egidio Troche''' (1436 ~~– unknown~~) was a [[Rome\|Roman]] Senator during the [[Renaissance]] in [[Italy]].		'''Egidio Troche''' (born 1436) was a [[Rome\|Roman]] Senator during the [[Renaissance]] in [[Italy]].

	He had one younger brother, [[Francesco Troche\|Francesco]], who was a personal friend of the Captain General of the [[Papacy\|Papal]] forces, [[Cesare Borgia]].		He had one younger brother, [[Francesco Troche\|Francesco]], who was a personal friend of the Captain General of the [[Papacy\|Papal]] forces, [[Cesare Borgia]].

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	Afterward, as he had agreed, Egidio informed Ezio of several potential [[Assassination contracts\|targets for assassination]] who served the Borgia.<ref name="Brotherhood" />		Afterward, as he had agreed, Egidio informed Ezio of several potential [[Assassination contracts\|targets for assassination]] who served the Borgia.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Roman Senate===		===Roman Senate===
	Egidio was born to a Roman Senator, and chose to follow in his father's footsteps. As described in a letter by his brother, Egidio was a "naive idealist". He strove to shift control from the Papacy to the democratic {{Wiki\|Commune of Rome\|Roman Commune}}, and empower the ''Conservatori''.		Egidio was born to a Roman Senator, and chose to follow in his father's footsteps. As described in a letter by his brother, Egidio was a "naive idealist". He strove to shift control from the Papacy to the democratic {{Wiki\|Commune of Rome\|Roman Commune}}, and empower the ''Conservatori''.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Egidio Troche]]</ref>

	However, the Pope seized control over nearly all of Rome, including urban planning, public works, and finances. The ''Conservatori'' were left merely to plan parties, and [[Capitoline Hill]], the previous center of civic government, became little more than a "living museum".		However, the Pope seized control over nearly all of Rome, including urban planning, public works, and finances. The ''Conservatori'' were left merely to plan parties, and [[Capitoline Hill]], the previous center of civic government, became little more than a "living museum".<ref name="Database" />

	Despite this, most of the Roman senators chose to turn a blind eye, and in 1494, Egidio mourned in a letter, ''"Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?"''		Despite this, most of the Roman senators chose to turn a blind eye, and in 1494, Egidio mourned in a letter, ''"Am I the only one in all of Rome who continues to seek freedom and justice?"''<ref name="Database" />

	Shortly afterwards, in 1495, Egidio become a regular patron to the [[Rosa in Fiore]] [[Brothels\|brothel]].		Shortly afterwards, in 1495, Egidio become a regular patron to the [[Rosa in Fiore]] [[Brothels\|brothel]].<ref name="Database" />

	===War plans===		===War plans===
	Unlike his brother, Francesco embraced the Papacy's influence, and had gone to work under the Pope as his chamberlain and secretary. At this time, he became a close friend and confidant of Cesare Borgia, [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope Alexander VI]]'s son.		Unlike his brother, Francesco embraced the Papacy's influence, and had gone to work under the Pope as his chamberlain and secretary. At this time, he became a close friend and confidant of Cesare Borgia, [[Rodrigo Borgia\|Pope Alexander VI]]'s son.<ref name="Database" />

	In 1503, while under the influence, Francesco spoke to his brother about Cesare's war plans for [[Romagna]], which Egidio quickly relayed to the ambassador of [[Venice]]. Within the letter he wrote, Egidio openly revealed his hatred for Cesare; unbeknownst to him, one of his letters was intercepted, and Cesare blamed the leak of information on Francesco.		In 1503, while under the influence, Francesco spoke to his brother about Cesare's war plans for [[Romagna]], which Egidio quickly relayed to the ambassador of [[Venice]]. Within the letter he wrote, Egidio openly revealed his hatred for Cesare; unbeknownst to him, one of his letters was intercepted, and Cesare blamed the leak of information on Francesco.<ref name="Database" />

	===The Banker===		===The Banker===
	A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[courtesans]] of the Rosa in Fiore.		A few months after sending the letter, Egidio fell into debt with one of Cesare's mysterious generals, a man known simply as "[[Juan Borgia the Elder\|the Banker]]". He continually complained about this to the [[courtesans]] of the Rosa in Fiore.<ref name="Brotherhood">''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''</ref>

	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the Campidoglio.		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] eventually learned of this debt from [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze\|his sister]], the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. As he needed to find the Banker, Ezio sought out Egidio in the [[Capitoline Hill\|Campidoglio]].<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	[[File:Escape debt 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio being threatened by Borgia guards]]		[[File:Escape debt 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio being threatened by Borgia guards]]
	However, that day, Egidio had been cornered by [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] [[guards]], who had come to collect the debt he owed. Though he promised them he would have the money momentarily, they did not believe him, and began to beat him. Swiftly, Ezio came to the Senator's rescue, killing the attackers and escorting Egidio safely through Rome until they arrived at Francesco's house.		However, that day, Egidio had been cornered by [[House of Borgia\|Borgia]] [[guards]], who had come to collect the debt he owed. Though he promised them he would have the money momentarily, they did not believe him, and began to beat him. Swiftly, Ezio came to the Senator's rescue, killing the attackers and escorting Egidio safely through Rome until they arrived at Francesco's house.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.		During their walk together, Egidio brought up his dislike of the Borgia for robbing the Roman Senate of power. He even admitted to gambling and drinking – and whoring, as Ezio added – because he was powerless to do anything more.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	Egidio was grateful for Ezio's actions, particularly when the Assassin gave him the three thousand florins he needed to pay his debt, with only the condition that Egidio keep an eye on the politicians aiding Cesare. Egidio agreed, though not without obvious reluctance; mostly because it would mean that his brother could also become a target in the future.		Egidio was grateful for Ezio's actions, particularly when the Assassin gave him the three thousand florins he needed to pay his debt, with only the condition that Egidio keep an eye on the politicians aiding Cesare. Egidio agreed, though not without obvious reluctance; mostly because it would mean that his brother could also become a target in the future.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	[[File:Follow money 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Egidio handing Ezio's money over to Borgia guards]]		[[File:Follow money 6.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Egidio handing Ezio's money over to Borgia guards]]
	When Egidio met up with one of the Banker's guards to deliver the payment for his debt, he was led to the [[Pantheon]], with Ezio following him from above. There, Egidio was held until they were sure the debt had been paid in full, while [[Luigi Torcelli]], the commanding [[Borgia captains\|Borgia captain]], counted the money he had brought.		When Egidio met up with one of the Banker's guards to deliver the payment for his debt, he was led to the [[Pantheon]], with Ezio following him from above. There, Egidio was held until they were sure the debt had been paid in full, while [[Luigi Torcelli]], the commanding [[Borgia captains\|Borgia captain]], counted the money he had brought.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	After Egidio's payment had been deemed complete, a guard moved to kill him, however, Ezio ordered the guards to let Egidio go free, as he had assassinated Luigi and disguised himself in the man's armor.		After Egidio's payment had been deemed complete, a guard moved to kill him, however, Ezio ordered the guards to let Egidio go free, as he had assassinated Luigi and disguised himself in the man's armor.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

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	===Contracts===		===Contracts===
	[[File:EgidioEzioMaria.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio speaking to Ezio at the Rosa in Fiore]]		[[File:EgidioEzioMaria.png\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Egidio speaking to Ezio at the Rosa in Fiore]]
	Shortly after the death of the Banker, Egidio paid a visit to the Rosa in Fiore, where he discussed his findings with Ezio's mother, [[Maria Auditore da Firenze\|Maria]]. Ezio soon arrived, and the two exchanged pleasant greetings.		Shortly after the death of the Banker, Egidio paid a visit to the Rosa in Fiore, where he discussed his findings with Ezio's mother, [[Maria Auditore da Firenze\|Maria]]. Ezio soon arrived, and the two exchanged pleasant greetings.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

	Afterward, as he had agreed, Egidio informed Ezio of several potential [[Assassination contracts\|targets for assassination]] who served the Borgia.		Afterward, as he had agreed, Egidio informed Ezio of several potential [[Assassination contracts\|targets for assassination]] who served the Borgia.<ref name="Brotherhood" />

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

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	{{Quote\|You ever look at a grave and think "This is the most significant thing I will ever do?"\|Egidio Troche.\|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood}}		{{Quote\|You ever look at a grave and think "This is the most significant thing I will ever do?"\|Egidio Troche.\|Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood}}
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	\|name = Egidio Troche		\| name = Egidio Troche
	\|image = eddypng.png		\| image = eddypng.png
	\|birth = 1436<br>[[Rome]], {{Wiki\|Papal States}}		\| birth = 1436<br>[[Rome]], {{Wiki\|Papal States}}
	\|~~affiliates~~ = [[~~Assassins~~]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\|~~appear~~ = ''[[~~Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood\|Brotherhood]]''<br>[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)\|''Brotherhood'' (novel)~~]]\|database = [[Database: Egidio Troche\|Egidio Troche]]}}		\| affiliates = [[Assassins]]
			\| database = [[Database: Egidio Troche\|Egidio Troche]]}}
	'''Egidio Troche''' (1436 – unknown) was a [[Rome\|Roman]] Senator during the [[Renaissance]] in [[Italy]].		'''Egidio Troche''' (1436 – unknown) was a [[Rome\|Roman]] Senator during the [[Renaissance]] in [[Italy]].