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	Born as the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]], a [[Master Assassin]], Kadar was brought up in the Assassin fortress of [[Masyaf]] with his older brother Malik, training from an early age to become a member of the Assassins, so that he could be sent out on missions.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Born as the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]], a [[Master Assassin]], Kadar was brought up in the Assassin fortress of [[Masyaf]] with his older brother Malik, training from an early age to become a member of the Assassins, so that he could be sent out on missions.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

	Kadar saw [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as the epitome of skill and power of the Brotherhood, which led to him attempting to emulate ~~Altaïr~~, infuriating his elder brother.<ref name="TSC" />		Kadar saw [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as the epitome of skill and power of the Brotherhood, which led to him attempting to emulate the latter, infuriating his elder brother, who envied Altaïr.<ref name="TSC" />

	Malik disliked Altaïr for his arrogance, but Kadar ignored his brother's warnings and followed Altaïr's teachings, rather than his sibling's far more cautious ways.<ref name="TSC" />		Malik disliked Altaïr for his arrogance, but Kadar ignored his brother's warnings and followed Altaïr's teachings, rather than his sibling's far more cautious ways.<ref name="TSC" />
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	{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed\|Acquisition}}		{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed\|Acquisition}}
	Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This ~~was to the frustration of~~ Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />		Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This frustrated Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins and disliked the latter’s arrogance.<ref name="AC" />

	Kadar was younger than Malik, yet was at a higher rank than novice, despite his youth; meaning he had some ability and skill with his weapons and in his fighting style. It is likely that Kadar would have worked very hard to keep up with his brother in the matters of the Order, looking up to him and to Altaïr in all things.<ref name="AC" />		Kadar was younger than Malik, yet was at a higher rank than novice, despite his youth; meaning he had some ability and skill with his weapons and in his fighting style. It is likely that Kadar would have worked very hard to keep up with his brother in the matters of the Order, looking up to him and to Altaïr in all things.<ref name="AC" />

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	{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|Gone... because of you!\|Altaïr\|Robert threw me from the room. There was no way back, nothing I could do.\|Because you would not heed my warning! All of this could have been avoided! And my brother... my brother would still be alive!\|Malik accuses Altaïr of negligence.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|Gone... because of you!\|Altaïr\|Robert threw me from the room. There was no way back, nothing I could do.\|Because you would not heed my warning! All of this could have been avoided! And my brother... my brother would still be alive!\|Malik accuses Altaïr of negligence.\|Assassin's Creed\|Failure}}
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	For some time, the two brothers fought against the five Templars present, including the highly-skilled Robert. During this, Malik was able to save the Templar treasure and flee with it to Masyaf, as their mission demanded.<ref name="Acquisition" />		For some time, the two brothers fought against the five Templars present, including the highly-skilled Robert. During this, Malik was able to save the Templar treasure and flee with it to Masyaf, as their mission demanded.<ref name="Acquisition" />
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	{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed\|Acquisition}}
	Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />		Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />

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	Unfortunately, Kadar was not experienced enough in battle to survive the onslaught of so many enemies at once and perished, although it was unclear whether Malik fled before or after this event. He did not leave unscathed however, as Malik's arm was injured severely enough to need amputation upon his return to Masyaf.<ref name="Acquisition" />		Unfortunately, Kadar was not experienced enough in battle to survive the onslaught of so many enemies at once and perished, although it was unclear whether Malik fled before or after this event. He did not leave unscathed however, as Malik's arm was injured severely enough to need amputation upon his return to Masyaf.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed}}
	Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />		Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />

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	{{Quote\|An excellent kill. Fortune favors your blade.\|Kadar complimenting Altaïr, 1191.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Quote\|An excellent kill. Fortune favors your blade.\|Kadar complimenting Altaïr, 1191.\|Assassin's Creed}}
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Born as the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]], a [[Master Assassin]], Kadar was brought up in the Assassin fortress of [[Masyaf]] with his older brother Malik, training from an early age to become a member of the Assassins, so that he could be sent out on missions.		Born as the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]], a [[Master Assassin]], Kadar was brought up in the Assassin fortress of [[Masyaf]] with his older brother Malik, training from an early age to become a member of the Assassins, so that he could be sent out on missions.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

	Kadar saw [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as the epitome of skill and power of the Brotherhood, which led to him attempting to emulate Altaïr, infuriating his elder brother.		Kadar saw [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as the epitome of skill and power of the Brotherhood, which led to him attempting to emulate Altaïr, infuriating his elder brother.<ref name="TSC" />

	Malik disliked Altaïr for his arrogance, but Kadar ignored his brother's warnings and followed Altaïr's teachings, rather than his sibling's far more cautious ways.		Malik disliked Altaïr for his arrogance, but Kadar ignored his brother's warnings and followed Altaïr's teachings, rather than his sibling's far more cautious ways.<ref name="TSC" />

	At the time of 1191, Kadar had proven proficient with his weapons, and was deemed capable of being sent on quite dangerous missions. He carried a [[Hidden Blade]], several [[throwing knives]] and a sword at the time of his death, weapons only granted to Assassins that had proved their abilities and risen in the ranks.		At the time of 1191, Kadar had proven proficient with his weapons, and was deemed capable of being sent on quite dangerous missions. He carried a [[Hidden Blade]], several [[throwing knives]] and a sword at the time of his death, weapons only granted to Assassins that had proved their abilities and risen in the ranks.<ref name="AC">''[[Assassin's Creed]]''</ref>

	===Solomon's Temple===		===Solomon's Temple===
	{{Quote\|What is our mission? My brother said nothing to me, other than I should be honored to have been invited.\|Kadar pleads for information from Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Quote\|What is our mission? My brother said nothing to me, other than I should be honored to have been invited.\|Kadar pleads for information from Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed\|Acquisition}}
	[[File:Solomonoldmankilled.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Malik and Kadar witnessing Altaïr kill an innocent man beneath the Temple]]		[[File:Solomonoldmankilled.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Malik and Kadar witnessing Altaïr kill an innocent man beneath the Temple]]
	Kadar was ordered to complete a mission with two other Assassins; his brother Malik, and the Master Assassin Altaïr. However, he was not informed of the mission's details, so he asked Altaïr about what the three of them were meant to be doing inside Solomon's Temple.		Kadar was ordered to complete a mission with two other Assassins; his brother Malik, and the Master Assassin Altaïr. However, he was not informed of the mission's details, so he asked Altaïr about what the three of them were meant to be doing inside Solomon's Temple.<ref name="Acquisition">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Acquisition]]</ref>

	This lack of information meant that, at the time, Kadar was not yet of high enough rank to be given important or confidential information.		This lack of information meant that, at the time, Kadar was not yet of high enough rank to be given important or confidential information.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	A short while after, Altaïr assassinated an innocent man close to the entrance of the Temple and incurred the wrath of Malik, as the lower-ranked Assassin berated him for dishonoring [[the Creed]].		A short while after, Altaïr assassinated an innocent man close to the entrance of the Temple and incurred the wrath of Malik, as the lower-ranked Assassin berated him for dishonoring [[the Creed]].<ref name="Acquisition" />

	This warning to his idol went over Kadar's head though, as he ignored his brother and praised Altaïr for his skill with the Hidden Blade. Following this, as Malik was frustrated by the turn of events, he left to scout ahead out of exasperation, while Kadar further flattered his role model.		This warning to his idol went over Kadar's head though, as he ignored his brother and praised Altaïr for his skill with the Hidden Blade. Following this, as Malik was frustrated by the turn of events, he left to scout ahead out of exasperation, while Kadar further flattered his role model.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	The three Assassins continued through the tunnels, leaping over pits in the ground and killing one [[Guards\|guard]] that stood in their way without raising an alarm. Eventually, they found themselves on a stone, earthen ledge overlooking a large room.		The three Assassins continued through the tunnels, leaping over pits in the ground and killing one [[Guards\|guard]] that stood in their way without raising an alarm. Eventually, they found themselves on a stone, earthen ledge overlooking a large room.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	The walls were held back by beautifully carved pillars and a highly-decorated golden box was shown above an excavated entrance on the opposite side of the room. Accompanying this, several scaffolds had been left about the place, as the chamber had only just been dug out by workmen from [[Jerusalem]].		The walls were held back by beautifully carved pillars and a highly-decorated golden box was shown above an excavated entrance on the opposite side of the room. Accompanying this, several scaffolds had been left about the place, as the chamber had only just been dug out by workmen from [[Jerusalem]].<ref name="Acquisition" />

	Malik pointed out the decorated box and claimed that it must be the treasure they were looking for, to which Kadar hesitantly asked if it was the [[Ark of the Covenant]], but was lightly chastised by Altaïr as being silly, as the Ark was nothing but a fairy-tale.		Malik pointed out the decorated box and claimed that it must be the treasure they were looking for, to which Kadar hesitantly asked if it was the [[Ark of the Covenant]], but was lightly chastised by Altaïr as being silly, as the Ark was nothing but a fairy-tale.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	Suddenly, a group of [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] walked into the room below, unaware of the Assassins above them. One of these was [[Robert de Sablé]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order]] and a sworn enemy of the Assassins.		Suddenly, a group of [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] walked into the room below, unaware of the Assassins above them. One of these was [[Robert de Sablé]], [[Grand Master of the Templar Order]] and a sworn enemy of the Assassins.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	Altaïr immediately declared that the life of Robert was his, despite Malik arguing that their mission was to retrieve the treasure, not to kill Robert. However, Altaïr called him a coward and approached his target nonetheless.		Altaïr immediately declared that the life of Robert was his, despite Malik arguing that their mission was to retrieve the treasure, not to kill Robert. However, Altaïr called him a coward and approached his target nonetheless.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	Making himself known, the Assassin openly challenged Robert, going against the second tenet of the Creed which ordered Assassins to always be discreet. However, Robert seemed unfazed to see the three Assassins and easily fended off Altaïr's attack, separating him from Malik and Kadar by throwing him through a wall, with the intention of sparing him on purpose so that Altaïr could deliver a message to [[Al Mualim]].		Making himself known, the Assassin openly challenged Robert, going against the second tenet of the Creed which ordered Assassins to always be discreet. However, Robert seemed unfazed to see the three Assassins and easily fended off Altaïr's attack, separating him from Malik and Kadar by throwing him through a wall, with the intention of sparing him on purpose so that Altaïr could deliver a message to [[Al Mualim]].<ref name="Acquisition" />

	===Death===		===Death===
	{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|Gone... because of you!\|Altaïr\|Robert threw me from the room. There was no way back, nothing I could do.\|Because you would not heed my warning! All of this could have been avoided! And my brother... my brother would still be alive!\|Malik accuses Altaïr of negligence.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|Gone... because of you!\|Altaïr\|Robert threw me from the room. There was no way back, nothing I could do.\|Because you would not heed my warning! All of this could have been avoided! And my brother... my brother would still be alive!\|Malik accuses Altaïr of negligence.\|Assassin's Creed}}
	[[File:Solomonark.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Assassins look towards the Ark of the Covenant]]		[[File:Solomonark.png\|thumb\|250px\|The Assassins look towards the Ark of the Covenant]]
	For some time, the two brothers fought against the five Templars present, including the highly-skilled Robert. During this, Malik was able to save the Templar treasure and flee with it to Masyaf, as their mission demanded.		For some time, the two brothers fought against the five Templars present, including the highly-skilled Robert. During this, Malik was able to save the Templar treasure and flee with it to Masyaf, as their mission demanded.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	Unfortunately, Kadar was not experienced enough in battle to survive the onslaught of so many enemies at once and perished, although it was unclear whether Malik fled before or after this event. He did not leave unscathed however, as Malik's arm was injured severely enough to need amputation upon his return to Masyaf.		Unfortunately, Kadar was not experienced enough in battle to survive the onslaught of so many enemies at once and perished, although it was unclear whether Malik fled before or after this event. He did not leave unscathed however, as Malik's arm was injured severely enough to need amputation upon his return to Masyaf.<ref name="Acquisition" />

	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==
	{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Kadar\|The Ark... of the Covenant?\|Altaïr\|Don't be silly, there's no such thing. It's just a story.\|Kadar views the Ark with astonishment.\|Assassin's Creed}}
	Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.		Kadar was an excitable person in his youth, always ready to go and take the fight to the enemy rather than skulking around in the shadows, waiting for the danger to pass. As such, he was a better follower of Altaïr's methods in practice than his brother's more careful tactics. This was to the frustration of Malik, as he was more of a rival than a friend to Altaïr in their early days of being Assassins.<ref name="AC" />

	Kadar was younger than Malik, yet was at a higher rank than novice, despite his youth; meaning he had some ability and skill with his weapons and in his fighting style. It is likely that Kadar would have worked very hard to keep up with his brother in the matters of the Order, looking up to him and to Altaïr in all things.		Kadar was younger than Malik, yet was at a higher rank than novice, despite his youth; meaning he had some ability and skill with his weapons and in his fighting style. It is likely that Kadar would have worked very hard to keep up with his brother in the matters of the Order, looking up to him and to Altaïr in all things.<ref name="AC" />

	Kadar was obedient to the Creed of the Assassins, and though admiring of Altaïr's arrogant and reckless ways, he seemed to display the humility and patience that an Assassin needed to fulfill their deadly tasks.		Kadar was obedient to the Creed of the Assassins, and though admiring of Altaïr's arrogant and reckless ways, he seemed to display the humility and patience that an Assassin needed to fulfill their deadly tasks.<ref name="AC" />

	Due to his birthplace, Kadar was quite tanned, as was Malik, and appeared to have light stubble on his lip and chin. His eyes were an oddly light color, as opposed to the far more common dark brown eyes of Middle-Eastern people. His head was mostly hidden from view by a gray hood, and his dark gray sleeves portrayed his low rank in the Order.		Due to his birthplace, Kadar was quite tanned, as was Malik, and appeared to have light stubble on his lip and chin. His eyes were an oddly light color, as opposed to the far more common dark brown eyes of Middle-Eastern people. His head was mostly hidden from view by a gray hood, and his dark gray sleeves portrayed his low rank in the Order.<ref name="AC" />

	When it came to his Assassin robes, the signature triangle-shaped buckle was strapped across his chest and a red sash was tied around his waist. Throwing knives were kept on his belt and a sword hung from the left side of his waist, and though he was endowed with a Hidden Blade, Kadar had all of his fingers, which was uncommon amongst his Assassin brethren.		When it came to his Assassin robes, the signature triangle-shaped buckle was strapped across his chest and a red sash was tied around his waist. Throwing knives were kept on his belt and a sword hung from the left side of his waist, and though he was endowed with a Hidden Blade, Kadar had all of his fingers, which was uncommon amongst his Assassin brethren.<ref name="AC" />

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