John de la Tour - Revision history

Soranin: Text replacement - "" to ""

2026-05-24T23:48:52Z

Text replacement - "<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">" to "<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">"

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:48, 25 May 2026
Line 49:		Line 49:

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Colonial Assassin Render.png\|[[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] wearing de la Tour's Assassin outfit		Colonial Assassin Render.png\|[[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] wearing de la Tour's Assassin outfit
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Soranin: /* References */

2026-05-11T14:39:45Z

References

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:39, 11 May 2026
Line 61:		Line 61:

	{{ACIII}}		{{ACIII}}
	~~<!--~~<!--[de:John de la Tour]~~-->~~		<!--[de:John de la Tour]
	[[es:John de la Tour]]		[es:John de la Tour]
	[[fr:John de la Tour]]		[fr:John de la Tour]
	[[hu:John de la Tour]]		[hu:John de la Tour]
	[[it:John de la Tour]]		[it:John de la Tour]
	[[nl:John de la Tour]]		[nl:John de la Tour]
	[[pl:John de la Tour]]		[pl:John de la Tour]
	[[ru:Джон де ла Тур]]-->		[ru:Джон де ла Тур]-->
	[[Category:1745 deaths]]		[[Category:1745 deaths]]
	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]

Soranin: Text replacement - "\[\[de:(.+)\]\]" to ""

2026-05-11T01:26:53Z

Text replacement - "\[\[de:(.+)\]\]" to ""

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:26, 11 May 2026
Line 61:		Line 61:

	{{ACIII}}		{{ACIII}}
	<!--[[de:John de la Tour]]		<!--<!--[de:John de la Tour]-->
	[[es:John de la Tour]]		[[es:John de la Tour]]
	[[fr:John de la Tour]]		[[fr:John de la Tour]]

Soranin: /* References */

2026-05-08T21:47:59Z

References

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:47, 8 May 2026
Line 61:		Line 61:

	{{ACIII}}		{{ACIII}}
	[[de:John de la Tour]]		<!--[[de:John de la Tour]]
	[[es:John de la Tour]]		[[es:John de la Tour]]
	[[fr:John de la Tour]]		[[fr:John de la Tour]]
Line 68:		Line 68:
	[[nl:John de la Tour]]		[[nl:John de la Tour]]
	[[pl:John de la Tour]]		[[pl:John de la Tour]]
	[[ru:Джон де ла Тур]]		[[ru:Джон де ла Тур]]-->
	[[Category:1745 deaths]]		[[Category:1745 deaths]]
	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]

imported>Soranin: /* Final mission in Louisbourg */

2025-10-26T16:12:20Z

Final mission in Louisbourg

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:12, 26 October 2025
Line 25:		Line 25:
	In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>		In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>

	This changed as the ~~{{wiki\|~~War of the Austrian Succession}} reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending [[Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack]] while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		This changed as the [[War of the Austrian Succession]] reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending [[Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack]] while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

	When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

imported>Soranin: /* Final mission in Louisbourg */

2024-01-04T15:01:47Z

Final mission in Louisbourg

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:01, 4 January 2024
Line 25:		Line 25:
	In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>		In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>

	This changed as the {{wiki\|War of Austrian Succession}} reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending [[Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack]] while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		This changed as the {{wiki\|War of the Austrian Succession}} reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending [[Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack]] while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

	When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

imported>Soranin at 01:30, 27 August 2023

2023-08-27T01:30:14Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:30, 27 August 2023
Line 25:		Line 25:
	In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>		In 1745, de la Tour journeyed to [[Louisbourg]], with Achilles and Abigail posing as his slaves, in search of a safe house owned by [[Nicolas Court]], a [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] who studied the mythology of the indigenous people of the Americas. De la Tour believed that Court held valuable information that would lead them to finding Precursor sites. Although Achilles found the disguises grossly humiliating, the illusion of status that they afforded de la Tour made it vastly easier for him to connect with the people they encountered. As a result, they were able to avoid resorting to violence throughout much of their mission.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg">''Assassin's Creed: Rogue'' – [[War Letters#The_Siege_of_Louisbourg\|War Letters: "The Siege of Louisbourg"]]</ref>

	This changed as the {{wiki\|War of Austrian Succession}} reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending ~~{{Wiki\|~~Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack}} while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		This changed as the {{wiki\|War of Austrian Succession}} reached the American colonies. Despite de la Tour's pleas to the French government, the French declined to send troops to reinforce Louisbourg, calculating that they would be able to win it back in treaty negotiations. This thereby left the city vulnerable when [[United Kingdom\|British]] [[British Army\|forces]] invaded. De la Tour and Achilles helped prepare the Louisbourg fortress for the impending [[Siege of Louisbourg (1745)\|British attack]] while Abigail searched the city for the safe house.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

	When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />		When the siege was finally at hand, the situation for the defenders became increasingly desperate. At last, de la Tour resolved to risk his life to buy time for Achilles and Abigail to escape, recognizing that they must survive to establish the Colonial Brotherhood. With his parting words, de la Tour presented Achilles with his Assassin robes, warned him that the Templars were certainly on the way if they had not already arrived, asserted that this made forming a new branch an immediate necessity, and finally referred to him as the Mentor of the Colonial Brotherhood. These words having been spoken, de la Tour left to ward off the British soldiers against insurmountable odds, allowing Achilles and Abigail time to complete their mission and ultimately sacrificing himself in the process.<ref name="Siege of Louisbourg" />

imported>ReverieBot: /* Personality and traits */Changing heading, replaced: ==Personality and characteristics== → ==Personality and traits==

2023-05-24T10:40:17Z

Personality and traits: Changing heading, replaced: ==Personality and characteristics== → ==Personality and traits==

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:40, 24 May 2023
Line 34:		Line 34:
	Three pieces of equipment owned by de la Tour eventually passed down to [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]: the outfit he had given to Achilles,<ref name="Manor Mysteries">''Assassin's Creed III'' – [[Manor Mysteries, Part 1]]</ref> the Colonial Assassin outfit, and the [[Assassin Tomahawk]].		Three pieces of equipment owned by de la Tour eventually passed down to [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]: the outfit he had given to Achilles,<ref name="Manor Mysteries">''Assassin's Creed III'' – [[Manor Mysteries, Part 1]]</ref> the Colonial Assassin outfit, and the [[Assassin Tomahawk]].

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|John de la Tour is brash, he draws too much attention to himself, I thought he would surely compromise the Brotherhood. But I was wrong. He misdirects with charm, he hides in plain sight behind a smile.\|Achilles Davenport\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue}}When Achilles Davenport first began working alongside John de la Tour, he was of the opinion that the French Canadian was reckless and cocky to the point that he feared he would compromise the Assassin Brotherhood at any moment. Within their first year together, Achilles came to revise this judgment to an extent, coming to recognize that de la Tour was in fact a master at deception through his natural charisma.<ref name="First Colonial Assassin" />		{{Quote\|John de la Tour is brash, he draws too much attention to himself, I thought he would surely compromise the Brotherhood. But I was wrong. He misdirects with charm, he hides in plain sight behind a smile.\|Achilles Davenport\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue}}When Achilles Davenport first began working alongside John de la Tour, he was of the opinion that the French Canadian was reckless and cocky to the point that he feared he would compromise the Assassin Brotherhood at any moment. Within their first year together, Achilles came to revise this judgment to an extent, coming to recognize that de la Tour was in fact a master at deception through his natural charisma.<ref name="First Colonial Assassin" />

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 13:43, 13 May 2022

2022-05-13T13:43:13Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:43, 13 May 2022
Line 9:		Line 9:
	*[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]]		*[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]]
	}}		}}
	'''John de la Tour''' (died 1745) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] who was tasked by the [[Assassin Council\|council]] of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] to establish a network in New France from his home in [[Acadia]]. It was in this capacity that he assisted [[Achilles Davenport]], playing a pivotal role in the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Caribbean Assassin]]'s foundation of the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]].		'''John de la Tour''' (died 1745) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] who was tasked by the [[Assassin Council\|council]] of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] to establish a network in New France from his home in Acadia. It was in this capacity that he assisted [[Achilles Davenport]], playing a pivotal role in the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Caribbean Assassin]]'s foundation of the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

imported>Soranin at 13:26, 13 May 2022

2022-05-13T13:26:59Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:26, 13 May 2022
Line 9:		Line 9:
	*[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]]		*[[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]]
	}}		}}
	'''John de la Tour''' (died 1745) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] who was tasked by the [[Assassin Council\|council]] of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] to establish a network in [[New France]] from his home in [[Acadia]]. It was in this capacity that he assisted [[Achilles Davenport]], playing a pivotal role in the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Caribbean Assassin]]'s foundation of the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]].		'''John de la Tour''' (died 1745) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] who was tasked by the [[Assassin Council\|council]] of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] to establish a network in New France from his home in [[Acadia]]. It was in this capacity that he assisted [[Achilles Davenport]], playing a pivotal role in the [[West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins\|Caribbean Assassin]]'s foundation of the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins\|Colonial Brotherhood]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==