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	Garnier claimed that the people he took were among the poorest and most ill of the surrounding cities, and that many had recovered and were grateful for his generous help. He said his methods were necessary to free people from the "''prisons of their own minds.''" Altaïr asked if he truly believed that he was helping them, and Garnier simply replied, "''It's not what I believe, it's what I know.''" Before he could say any more, however, Garnier died, and Altaïr was left to escape the area, and report his success to the local [[Assassin bureau]].<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />		Garnier claimed that the people he took were among the poorest and most ill of the surrounding cities, and that many had recovered and were grateful for his generous help. He said his methods were necessary to free people from the "''prisons of their own minds.''" Altaïr asked if he truly believed that he was helping them, and Garnier simply replied, "''It's not what I believe, it's what I know.''" Before he could say any more, however, Garnier died, and Altaïr was left to escape the area, and report his success to the local [[Assassin bureau]].<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />		Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />

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	\|birth = c. 1147<br>[[Kingdom of France]]		\|birth = c. 1147<br>[[Kingdom of France]]
	\|death = 1191<br>[[Acre]], [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]		\|death = July 1191<br>[[Acre]], [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Crusaders]]<br>[[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Templars]]		\|affiliates = [[Crusaders]]<br>[[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Templars]]

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	\|birth = c. 1147<br>[[~~France\|~~Kingdom of France]]		\|birth = c. 1147<br>[[Kingdom of France]]
	\|death = 1191<br>[[Acre]], [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]		\|death = 1191<br>[[Acre]], [[Jerusalem\|Kingdom of Jerusalem]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Crusaders]]<br>[[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Templars]]		\|affiliates = [[Crusaders]]<br>[[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Templars]]
	*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]		*[[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Rite]]
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	'''Garnier de Naplouse''' (c. 1147 – 1191) was a [[doctor]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Knights Hospitalier\|Grand Master]] of the [[Knights Hospitalier]] in [[Acre]]. He was also a secret member of the [[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Templars]], and one of the [[Assassination target\|targets]] assigned to the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as part of [[Hunt for the Nine\|the mission]] given to him by his master [[Al Mualim]].		'''Garnier de Naplouse''' (c. 1147 – 1191) was a [[doctor]] and the 10th [[Grand Master of the Knights Hospitalier\|Grand Master]] of the [[Knights Hospitalier]] in [[Acre]]. He was also a secret member of the [[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Templars]], and one of the [[Assassination target\|targets]] assigned to the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as part of [[Hunt for the Nine\|the mission]] given to him by his master [[Al Mualim]].

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	{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|You truly believe you were helping them?\|Garnier\|It's not what I believe... it's what I know.\|Garnier's final words to Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|You truly believe you were helping them?\|Garnier\|It's not what I believe... it's what I know.\|Garnier's final words to Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed}}
	Garnier was the tenth Grand Master of the Knights Hospitalier, a monastic order founded after the First Crusade, who established its first infirmary near the [[Church of the Holy Sepulchre]] in [[Jerusalem]]. At first, the order cared for pilgrims, but soon made sure armed [[guard]]s prevented the pilgrims from being harmed. This escorting force was built up dramatically, and became a dominant ~~{{Wiki\|~~Christianity\|Christian}} group along with the Knights Templar.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref> Garnier began his service with the order in 1177, as a commander of the hospital in Jerusalem, and was promoted a decade later.		Garnier was the tenth Grand Master of the Knights Hospitalier, a monastic order founded after the First Crusade, who established its first infirmary near the [[Church of the Holy Sepulchre]] in [[Jerusalem]]. At first, the order cared for pilgrims, but soon made sure armed [[guard]]s prevented the pilgrims from being harmed. This escorting force was built up dramatically, and became a dominant [[Christianity\|Christian]] group along with the Knights Templar.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref> Garnier began his service with the order in 1177, as a commander of the hospital in Jerusalem, and was promoted a decade later.

	Garnier was exiled from [[France]] for the cruel and inhumane treatment of his patients, who he saw less as people, and more as experiments on whom to try the latest cures. The price of knowledge was never too high for him, even if it had to be paid with another man's blood.<ref name="ACGuide">''[[Assassin's Creed: Official Game Guide]]''</ref> For a time, he was a resident of [[Tyre]], but he quickly returned to his habits of human experimentation, eventually leading to his expulsion from this city as well.<ref name="TSC" /> Since Garnier's family had contributed a significant amount of money to King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]]'s war efforts, he was thereafter harbored and protected in Acre.<ref name="ACGuide" />		Garnier was exiled from [[France]] for the cruel and inhumane treatment of his patients, who he saw less as people, and more as experiments on whom to try the latest cures. The price of knowledge was never too high for him, even if it had to be paid with another man's blood.<ref name="ACGuide">''[[Assassin's Creed: Official Game Guide]]''</ref> For a time, he was a resident of [[Tyre]], but he quickly returned to his habits of human experimentation, eventually leading to his expulsion from this city as well.<ref name="TSC" /> Since Garnier's family had contributed a significant amount of money to King [[Richard I of England\|Richard I]]'s war efforts, he was thereafter harbored and protected in Acre.<ref name="ACGuide" />
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	He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />		He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />

	==~~Behind the Scenes~~==		==Trivia==
	*Historically, Garnier de Naplouse fought at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and died in 1192, while in ''Assassin's Creed'', he dies before the battle takes place in 1191. There is also no account the historical Garnier practiced unethical experiments on his patients.
	*While Garnier is about 44 years old in the game, he appears to be much older as though he is in his sixties.		*While Garnier is about 44 years old in the game, he appears to be much older as though he is in his sixties.
	*In the non-canonical [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile version of ''Assassin's Creed'']], Garnier de Naplouse duels with Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in single combat, clad in full battle armor, as a boss battle. Despite being canonically a Knights Hospitalier, he wears the signature white surcoat with a red cross of the Knights Templar. He fights solely by swinging on the ceiling with a [[grappling hook]] to use as leverage for an air assassination maneuver with his sword. Each time Altaïr succeeds in evading this attack, his sword gets embedded into the ground, giving the player a few seconds to attack him while he is preoccupied with pulling it back out. After losing more than half his health, he begins charging his attacks, such that each time he plunges it downwards, it unleashes a wave of destructive energy. Once his health reaches critical levels, Altaïr will wrestle with Garnier to slit his throat with a Hidden Blade. His death occurs in 1189 rather than 1191 as it is in the canonical console version.		*In the non-canonical [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile version of ''Assassin's Creed'']], Garnier de Naplouse duels with Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in single combat, clad in full battle armor, as a boss battle. Despite being canonically a Knights Hospitalier, he wears the signature white surcoat with a red cross of the Knights Templar. He fights solely by swinging on the ceiling with a [[grappling hook]] to use as leverage for an air assassination maneuver with his sword. Each time Altaïr succeeds in evading this attack, his sword gets embedded into the ground, giving the player a few seconds to attack him while he is preoccupied with pulling it back out. After losing more than half his health, he begins charging his attacks, such that each time he plunges it downwards, it unleashes a wave of destructive energy. Once his health reaches critical levels, Altaïr will wrestle with Garnier to slit his throat with a Hidden Blade. His death occurs in 1189 rather than 1191 as it is in the canonical console version.

			==Behind the Scenes==
			Garnier de Naplouse is a historical character in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', in which he was voiced by French actor [[Hubert Fielden]].

			Historically, Garnier de Naplouse fought at the [[Battle of Arsuf]] and died in 1192, while in ''Assassin's Creed'', he dies before the battle takes place in 1191. There is also no account the historical Garnier practiced unethical experiments on his patients.

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	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==
	Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards~~. He even had a special affection for them, even seeing them as his children~~. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />		Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />

	He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />		He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />

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	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==
	Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />		Garnier genuinely believed that he was helping the people that he held in his hospital, despite committing cruel and unjust acts upon his patients, turning them into his slaves, and making them his guards. He even had a special affection for them, even seeing them as his children. Even though he claimed to be a man of science, he did not seem to fear death, and even while he was communicating with Altaïr, he attempted to justify his actions, explaining why he dragged them from their supposed "homes" such as prisons, [[brothel]]s, or sewers.<ref name="TSC" /><ref name="AC" />

	He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />		He often wore black robes with an apron that was stained from the blood of the patients who had been involved in his experiments. He had a small leather belt around his waist, which held up a small pouch, and he usually carried his sword around with him for protection. He was of average height and weight, with signs of aging, such as wrinkles and balding being prominent in his appearance.<ref name="AC" />