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	\| birth = 1421<br>[[Florence]], [[Republic of Florence]]		\| birth = 1421<br>[[Florence]], [[Republic of Florence]]
	\| death = 3 January 1480 (aged 59)<br>[[Tuscany]], Republic of Florence		\| death = 3 January 1480 {{c\|aged 59}}<br>[[Tuscany]], Republic of Florence
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	CU Jacopo Pazzi.jpg\|Original concept art for Jacopo		CU Jacopo Pazzi.jpg\|Original concept art for Jacopo
	AC2 - Jacopo de' Pazzi model.jpg\|3D model of Jacopo		AC2 - Jacopo de' Pazzi model.jpg\|3D model of Jacopo

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Pazzi Conspiracy===		===Pazzi Conspiracy===
	{{Quote\|Libertà! Libertà! Libertà! Popolo e libertà! ''(Liberty! Liberty! Liberty! People and liberty!)''\|Jacopo at the Palazzo della Signoria.\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Quote\|Libertà! Libertà! Libertà! Popolo e libertà! ''(Liberty! Liberty! Liberty! People and liberty!)''\|Jacopo at the Palazzo della Signoria.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Farewell Francesco}}
	In 1478, Jacopo met with fellow Templar conspirators Francesco and Vieri de' Pazzi, alongside [[Rodrigo Borgia]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Italian Templars]], within [[San Gimignano]]. The group discussed the details of their plot to take over Florence, and Jacopo was given the responsibility of calming the Florentine [[Civilians\|citizens]] once the deed was done.		In 1478, Jacopo met with fellow Templar conspirators Francesco and Vieri de' Pazzi, alongside [[Rodrigo Borgia]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Italian Templars]], within [[San Gimignano]]. The group discussed the details of their plot to take over Florence, and Jacopo was given the responsibility of calming the Florentine [[Civilians\|citizens]] once the deed was done.

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	===Death===		===Death===
	{{Dialogue\|Ezio\|I've been sent from Firenze by Il Magnifico to attend to some unfinished business. I'm looking for Jacopo de' Pazzi.\|Mario\|Ha... Who isn't? We've been at it for days.\|Ezio and Mario discuss Jacopo's escape.\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Dialogue\|Ezio\|I've been sent from Firenze by Il Magnifico to attend to some unfinished business. I'm looking for Jacopo de' Pazzi.\|Mario\|Ha... Who isn't? We've been at it for days.\|Ezio and Mario discuss Jacopo's escape.\|Assassin's Creed II\|Evasive Maneuvers}}
	Upon fleeing Florence, Jacopo took refuge in San Gimignano along with his co-conspirators [[Bernardo Baroncelli]], [[Stefano da Bagnone]], [[Francesco Salviati]], and [[Antonio Maffei]]. Maintaining a vast range of resources, Jacopo concealed himself well within the city; however, his co-conspirators lacked his assets, and were ultimately hunted down and assassinated by Ezio Auditore. Through these assassinations, Ezio ascertained the location of another Templar gathering that Jacopo was preparing to attend.		Upon fleeing Florence, Jacopo took refuge in San Gimignano along with his co-conspirators [[Bernardo Baroncelli]], [[Stefano da Bagnone]], [[Francesco Salviati]], and [[Antonio Maffei]]. Maintaining a vast range of resources, Jacopo concealed himself well within the city; however, his co-conspirators lacked his assets, and were ultimately hunted down and assassinated by Ezio Auditore. Through these assassinations, Ezio ascertained the location of another Templar gathering that Jacopo was preparing to attend.

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	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Dialogue\|Jacopo\|It's Francesco's fault! His impatience made him reckless! I tried to be the voice of reason...\|Emilio\|More like the voice of cowardice.\|Jacopo quarrels with Emilio at a Templar meeting.\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Dialogue\|Jacopo\|It's Francesco's fault! His impatience made him reckless! I tried to be the voice of reason...\|Emilio\|More like the voice of cowardice.\|Jacopo quarrels with Emilio at a Templar meeting.\|Assassin's Creed II\|With Friends Like These}}
	[[File:NVS 25.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Jacopo reprimanding Francesco for underestimating the Assassins]]		[[File:NVS 25.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Jacopo reprimanding Francesco for underestimating the Assassins]]
	As a member of the Templar Order and a conspirator against the Medici, Jacopo was pragmatic in his planning. He was not conceited and was practical when he spoke of his enemies, reminding Francesco to view the Assassins as a viable threat after Vieri's assassination. He also was rational when he fled to San Gimignano, and chose to remain hidden until he needed to attend the meeting in the countryside.		As a member of the Templar Order and a conspirator against the Medici, Jacopo was pragmatic in his planning. He was not conceited and was practical when he spoke of his enemies, reminding Francesco to view the Assassins as a viable threat after Vieri's assassination. He also was rational when he fled to San Gimignano, and chose to remain hidden until he needed to attend the meeting in the countryside.

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	\| image = AC2 Jacopo de Pazzi render.png		\| image = AC2 Jacopo de Pazzi render.png
	\| birth = 1421<br>[[Florence]], ~~{{Wiki\|~~Republic of Florence}}		\| birth = 1421<br>[[Florence]], [[Republic of Florence]]
	\| death = 3 January 1480 (aged 59)<br>[[Tuscany]], Republic of Florence		\| death = 3 January 1480 (aged 59)<br>[[Tuscany]], Republic of Florence
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	'''Jacopo de' Pazzi '''(1421 – 1480) was an affluent [[Florence\|Florentine]] noble and a member of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Roman Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].		'''Jacopo de' Pazzi '''(1421 – 1480) was an affluent [[Florence\|Florentine]] noble and a member of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Roman Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].

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	Despite opposition, Ezio broke free of his hold and vanquished the [[guards]], before the Assassin made his way to the stage, where he ended Jacopo's suffering using his [[Hidden Blade]].		Despite opposition, Ezio broke free of his hold and vanquished the [[guards]], before the Assassin made his way to the stage, where he ended Jacopo's suffering using his [[Hidden Blade]].

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Dialogue\|Jacopo\|It's Francesco's fault! His impatience made him reckless! I tried to be the voice of reason...\|Emilio\|More like the voice of cowardice.\|Jacopo quarrels with Emilio at a Templar meeting.\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Dialogue\|Jacopo\|It's Francesco's fault! His impatience made him reckless! I tried to be the voice of reason...\|Emilio\|More like the voice of cowardice.\|Jacopo quarrels with Emilio at a Templar meeting.\|Assassin's Creed II}}
	[[File:NVS 25.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Jacopo reprimanding Francesco for underestimating the Assassins]]		[[File:NVS 25.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Jacopo reprimanding Francesco for underestimating the Assassins]]

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	'''Jacopo de' Pazzi '''(1421 – 1480) was an affluent [[Florence\|Florentine]] noble and a member of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Roman Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].		'''Jacopo de' Pazzi '''(1421 – 1480) was an affluent [[Florence\|Florentine]] noble and a member of the [[Roman Rite of the Templar Order\|Roman Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].

	Belonging to the noble [[House of Pazzi\|Pazzi family]], Jacopo maintained a chief role in family affairs, operating the Pazzi banking enterprise. He was the great-uncle of [[Vieri de' Pazzi\|Vieri]] and [[Viola de' Pazzi]], and also the uncle of [[Francesco de' Pazzi]].		Belonging to the noble [[House of Pazzi\|Pazzi family]], Jacopo maintained a chief role in family affairs, operating the Pazzi banking enterprise. He was the great-uncle of [[Vieri de' Pazzi\|Vieri]] and [[Viola de' Pazzi]], and also the uncle of [[Francesco de' Pazzi]].
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	Tentative, Jacopo attempted to convey an explanation regarding their failure in Florence, claiming Francesco had acted rash and impulsively, while also chiding Emilio for sending "garbage" weapons, provoking Rodrigo's wrath. Despite Jacopo's attempts to defuse the situation, Rodrigo stabbed him in the stomach with a [[stiletto]]. Observing the wound with a petrified look, he pleaded for his life to Emilio.		Tentative, Jacopo attempted to convey an explanation regarding their failure in Florence, claiming Francesco had acted rash and impulsively, while also chiding Emilio for sending "garbage" weapons, provoking Rodrigo's wrath. Despite Jacopo's attempts to defuse the situation, Rodrigo stabbed him in the stomach with a [[stiletto]]. Observing the wound with a petrified look, he pleaded for his life to Emilio.

	Remorselessly, Emilio ~~stabbed Jacopo~~ again and shoved ~~him to~~ the ground, to which Rodrigo brandished his blade and thrust it through Jacopo's neck, leaving him to perish. Turning away from Jacopo's dying figure, Rodrigo called on his men to capture and kill Ezio, as they were aware of his presence, before departing from the theater with Emilio.		Remorselessly, Emilio stabbed Jacopo again and shoved him to the ground, to which Rodrigo brandished his blade and thrust it through Jacopo's neck, leaving him to perish. Turning away from Jacopo's dying figure, Rodrigo called on his men to capture and kill Ezio, as they were aware of his presence, before departing from the theater with Emilio.

	Despite opposition, Ezio broke free of his hold and vanquished the [[guards]], before the Assassin made his way to the stage, where he ended Jacopo's suffering using his [[Hidden Blade]].		Despite opposition, Ezio broke free of his hold and vanquished the [[guards]], before the Assassin made his way to the stage, where he ended Jacopo's suffering using his [[Hidden Blade]].
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	*Historically, Jacopo died in 1478. He was hurled through a window by an enraged Florentine mob after the failed Pazzi conspiracy, before being dragged through the streets and then flung into the [[Arno]].		*Historically, Jacopo died in 1478. He was hurled through a window by an enraged Florentine mob after the failed Pazzi conspiracy, before being dragged through the streets and then flung into the [[Arno]].
	*Jacopo is voiced by [[Arthur Grosser]], who also portrays Pope [[Sixtus IV]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Lineage]]''.		*Jacopo is voiced by [[Arthur Grosser]], who also portrays Pope [[Sixtus IV]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Lineage]]''.
	*Jacopo is the only character seen riding a horse in the city of Florence, and the only non-player character to ride a horse in ''Assassin's Creed II'', except for [[Agile guards]] during the "[[Romagna Holiday]]" ~~memory~~.		*Jacopo is the only character seen riding a horse in the city of Florence, and the only non-player character to ride a horse in ''Assassin's Creed II'', except for [[Agile guards]] during the "[[Romagna Holiday]]" memory.
	*Jacopo is the only assassination target in ''Assassin's Creed II'' who does not say anything in ~~the~~ [[Memory Corridor]].		*Jacopo is the only assassination target in ''Assassin's Creed II'' who does not say anything in the [[Memory Corridor]].
	*In ''Assassin's Creed: Renaissance'', Jacopo's death plays out differently; Ezio respectfully kisses Jacopo's forehead before plunging his Hidden Blade into his heart as a sign of mercy.		*In ''Assassin's Creed: Renaissance'', Jacopo's death plays out differently; Ezio respectfully kisses Jacopo's forehead before plunging his Hidden Blade into his heart as a sign of mercy.