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	A '''tower''' that served as a medieval [[fort]]ress in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]] comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].		A '''tower''' that served as a medieval [[fort]]ress in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]] comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].



	==History==		==History==
	Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – ~~{{Cite\|7 Apr 2021. Memories needed}}~~</ref>		Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Kill the Killers]]</ref>

	In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[~~Maps\|~~map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who ~~safe-guarded~~ it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].<ref name="ACAC" />		In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who safeguarded it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].<ref name="ACAC" />

	Before Basilisk arrived, however, [[Assassins]] under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to ~~Hazad’s~~ shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].<ref name="ACAC" />		Before Basilisk arrived, however, Assassins under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to Hazad's shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].<ref name="ACAC" />

	With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its defence, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master of the ~~Tower’s~~ apprentice welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the ~~Master’s~~ retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his ~~opponent’s~~ strength. ~~Altaïr’s~~ pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.<ref name="ACAC" />		With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its defence, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master's [[Apprentice of the Tower\|apprentice]] welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the Master's retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his opponent's strength. Altaïr's pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.<ref name="ACAC" />

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	[[Category:Forts]]		[[Category:Forts]]
	[[Category:Landmarks in Jerusalem]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Jerusalem]]
			[[Category:Templar headquarters]]

imported>Darman36: Parameter no longer used since Feb 2017 (hideX) – see {Template:Location Infobox} history

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	\|name = Jerusalem Tower		\|name = Jerusalem Tower
	\|image = Jerusalem Tower.png		\|image = Jerusalem Tower.png
	\|state = [[Jerusalem]]		\|state = [[Kingdom of Jerusalem]]
	\|rulers = [[Templars\|Knights Templar]]		\|rulers = [[Templars\|Knights Templar]]
	\|factions = [[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Knights Teutonic]]		\|factions = [[Knights Hospitalier]]<br>[[Knights Teutonic]]
	~~\|hideh = yes~~		}}
	~~\|hidea = yes~~}}		A '''tower''' that served as a medieval [[fort]]ress in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]] comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].
	A '''tower''' that served as a medieval [[~~Forts\|fortress~~]] in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]] comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].


	==History==		==History==
	Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''</ref>		Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – {{Cite\|7 Apr 2021. Memories needed}}</ref>

	In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[Maps\|map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who safe-guarded it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].<ref name="ACAC" />		In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[Maps\|map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who safe-guarded it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].<ref name="ACAC" />

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	*The fortress is known throughout the memory only as the "tower."		*The fortress is known throughout the memory only as the "tower."

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

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	{{ACAC}}		{{ACAC}}

imported>Sol Pacificus: oh wait why not just go with this; longer sentence but less awkward

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oh wait why not just go with this; longer sentence but less awkward

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	A '''tower''' served as a medieval [[Forts\|fortress]] in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]]~~. It~~ comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].		A '''tower''' that served as a medieval [[Forts\|fortress]] in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]] comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].

	==History==		==History==
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	Before Basilisk arrived, however, [[Assassins]] under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to Hazad’s shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].<ref name="ACAC" />		Before Basilisk arrived, however, [[Assassins]] under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to Hazad’s shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].<ref name="ACAC" />

	With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its ~~defense~~, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master of the Tower’s apprentice welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the Master’s retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his opponent’s strength. Altaïr’s pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.<ref name="ACAC" />		With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its defence, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master of the Tower’s apprentice welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the Master’s retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his opponent’s strength. Altaïr’s pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.<ref name="ACAC" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Sol Pacificus: I know this is awkward, but it was written like this b/c it's grammatically & logically valid. The alternative "a tower that" changes it into a subordinating clause, i.e. a fragment.

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I know this is awkward, but it was written like this b/c it's grammatically & logically valid. The alternative "a tower that" changes it into a subordinating clause, i.e. a fragment.

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	A '''tower''' ~~that~~ served as a medieval [[Forts\|fortress]] in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]]. It comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].		A '''tower''' served as a medieval [[Forts\|fortress]] in the Old City of [[Jerusalem]]. It comprised the core of a larger military compound in the district and was favored as a base by the [[Crusaders]] during the [[Third Crusade]].

	==History==		==History==

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	==History==		==History==
	Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.		Under the control of the Crusaders, the [[Master of the Tower\|commander]] of the fortress was a cryptic [[Templars\|Templar]] who adopted the attire of the [[Assassins]], and his own personal banner was an inversion of the [[Assassin insignia]], which he hung from the entrance to the tower.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''</ref>

	In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[Maps\|map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who safe-guarded it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].		In 1190, the Templars competed with the Assassins for the retrieval of a powerful artifact called the [[Chalice]], located within the [[Temple of Sand]]. The precise location of this elusive temple remained unknown until the Templars managed to acquire a [[Maps\|map]] detailing just that. This map was in the possession of the Master of the Tower, who safe-guarded it in his fortress and was to be presented to the Templar leader [[Basilisk]].<ref name="ACAC" />

	Before Basilisk arrived, however, [[Assassins]] under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to Hazad’s shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].		Before Basilisk arrived, however, [[Assassins]] under the command of [[Hazad]] stole the map. For this failure, the Crusaders feared they would be punished with execution if Basilisk caught wind of it. As a result, they were expedient in tracking the theft to Hazad’s shop, raiding and retrieving it, but their race back to the tower was dogged by the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]].<ref name="ACAC" />

	With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its defense, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master of the Tower’s apprentice welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the Master’s retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his opponent’s strength. Altaïr’s pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.		With the map back at the tower, Altaïr launched his assault. Though he could not elude detection, even with the whole of the forces of the citadel rallied to its defense, it could not stop his advance. When he reached the base of the tower, the Master of the Tower’s apprentice welcomed him from the roof. Within the lobby, the Master greeted Altaïr with an invitation to join the Templars. When this was rebuffed, a duel commenced that ended with the Master’s retreat, now aware that he had underestimated his opponent’s strength. Altaïr’s pursuit was stalled by many guards, but none were capable of defeating him. After the Assassin killed the apprentice, he caught up with the Master, resuming their fight and pushing him higher in the tower to the map room. There, in a third and final confrontation, the Master fell to his adversary.<ref name="ACAC" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*The fortress is known throughout the memory only as the "tower."		*The fortress is known throughout the memory only as the "tower."

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		{{Reflist}}
	~~[[Category:Landmarks in Jerusalem]]~~		{{ACAC}}
	[[Category:Towers]]		[[Category:Towers]]
	[[Category:Forts]]		[[Category:Forts]]
			[[Category:Landmarks in Jerusalem]]