Londinium bureau - Revision history

Batfan13 at 23:30, 5 May 2026

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	{{Era\|Assassins\|Landmarks}}		{{Era\|Assassins\|Landmarks}}
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Londinium bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Londinium bureau]]
	The '''Londinium bureau''' was a subterranean safehouse, archive, and [[Assassin bureau\|bureau]] utilized by the [[Roman Hidden Ones]] from the 1st century until ~~432~~ when it was abandoned. The [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] later discovered it in 873 beneath the ruins of a [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] shrine in [[London\|Lunden]].		The '''Londinium bureau''' was a subterranean safehouse, archive, and [[Assassin bureau\|bureau]] utilized by the [[Roman Hidden Ones]] from the 1st century until 423 CE, when it was abandoned. The [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] later discovered it in 873 beneath the ruins of a [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] shrine in [[London\|Lunden]].

	==Location==		==Location==
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	==History==		==History==
			===Roman era===
			The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' main base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It also functioned as the Hidden Ones' primary archive in [[England]], having a dedicated library for preserving thousands of documents and [[assassination contract]]s carried out over the years.<ref name="Brief History" />

			It was in the Londinium bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned in 122 CE. Over two centuries later, around 383, the bureau served as one of the rendezvous points for the Hidden Ones from the [[Eboracum bureau\|Ebocarum]] and [[Venta Belgarum bureau]]s, which were closed by ''[[Master\|Magister]]'' [[Marcellus]] following the retreat of the Roman legions from the north.<ref name="Brief History" />

			Around 423, ''Magister'' [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones in England to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany\|Germania]]. The Londinium bureau's sizeable collection of archived documents was thus abandoned, as the risks of carting them halfway across [[Europe]] were too great.<ref name="Brief History" />

			===Medieval period===
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]
	The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany\|Germania]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor Varinsdottir was tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus. While in Lunden hunting the [[Order of the Ancients]]' local members, Eivor discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. From inside the bureau, she recovered a page of [[The Magas Codex]] and the [[Hidden Ones' Mask\|mask]] of a Hidden One.<ref name="Brief History" />

	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. ~~Inside~~, she recovered a ~~piece~~ of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

	Sometime later, [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While ~~tending to~~ the bureau, she met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the ~~young~~ copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they both had potential as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] ~~together~~, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>		Sometime later, [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While overseeing the bureau, she met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they both had potential as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]], a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>

	Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>		Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|250px~~\|left~~\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]
	The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]’ primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany\|Germania]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />		The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]' primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany\|Germania]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />

	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 22:23, 23 July 2025

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	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

	Sometime later, [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While tending to the bureau, she met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the young copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they both had ~~potiental~~ as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] together, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>		Sometime later, [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While tending to the bureau, she met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the young copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they both had potential as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] together, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>

	Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>		Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 22:22, 23 July 2025

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	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

	Sometime later, ~~the Hidden One~~ [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While tending to the bureau, ~~Adelaïde~~ met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the young copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they had potiental as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] together, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>		Sometime later, [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While tending to the bureau, she met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the young copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they both had potiental as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] together, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>

	Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>		Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 22:21, 23 July 2025

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	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

			Sometime later, the Hidden One [[Adelaïde]] was tasked with re-establishing the old bureau as a potential base for the Hidden Ones in Lunden. While tending to the bureau, Adelaïde met the Viking [[Niels Gunnarsson]] and the young copyist monk [[Edward (monk)\|Edward]], who had been sent by Hytham in the belief they had potiental as future Hidden Ones. Adelaïde subsequently trained Niels and Edward in combat and [[Social stealth\|stealth]] while they investigated the disappearance of Edward's brother [[Ecbert]] together, a quest which took them all the way to [[Scotland]].<ref name="THC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''</ref>

			Following the events in the [[Loch Ness Temple]], which culminated in Adelaïde's death and Niels and Edward abandoning their Hidden One training for personal reasons, the Lunden bureau seemingly became abandoned once more.<ref name="THC"/>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	ACV Londinium bureau 1.png\|Eivor discovering an entrance into the bureau		ACV Londinium bureau 1.png\|Eivor discovering an entrance into the bureau
			ACV THC Lunden bureau entrance.png\|Niels and Edward finding the bureau's entrance
			ACV THC Niels inside the Lunden bureau.png\|Niels inside the bureau
			ACV THC Lunden bureau.png\|The renovated bureau's main chamber
			ACV THC Lunden bureau library.png\|The bureau's library
	</gallery>		</gallery>

imported>Darman36: /* History */

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]
	The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]’ primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />		The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]’ primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany\|Germania]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />

	In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

imported>Darman36 at 16:48, 14 December 2023

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	{{Era\|Landmarks~~\|HiddenOnes~~}}		{{Era\|Assassins\|Landmarks}}
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Londinium bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Londinium bureau]]
	The '''Londinium bureau''' was a subterranean safehouse, archive, and ~~base of operations utilized by the~~ [[~~Roman Empire~~\|~~Roman~~]] ~~branch of~~ the [[Hidden Ones]] from the 1st century until 432 when it was abandoned. The ~~building was~~ later discovered beneath the ruins of a Roman shrine in [[London\|Lunden]] ~~by [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] in 873~~.		The '''Londinium bureau''' was a subterranean safehouse, archive, and [[Assassin bureau\|bureau]] utilized by the [[Roman Hidden Ones]] from the 1st century until 432 when it was abandoned. The [[Vikings\|Viking]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] later discovered it in 873 beneath the ruins of a [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] shrine in [[London\|Lunden]].

	==Location==		==Location==
	Built beneath a Roman shrine just outside of the original city limits in London, the ~~Bureau~~ was exceedingly well hidden. Originally, it could only be accessed via a fortified door, though Eivor was able to enter the bureau through a wall it shared with a natural cave system.<ref name="Brief History">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Brief History of the Hidden Ones]]</ref>		Built beneath a Roman shrine just outside of the original city limits in London, the bureau was exceedingly well hidden. Originally, it could only be accessed via a fortified door, though Eivor was able to enter the bureau through a wall it shared with a natural cave system.<ref name="Brief History">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[A Brief History of the Hidden Ones]]</ref>

	==History==		==History==
	[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]		[[File:ACV Londinium bureau 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Eivor exploring the bureau]]
	The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the Hidden ~~Ones’~~ primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[~~Vitus\|Magister~~ Vitus]] formally closed the ~~safe-house, encouraging~~ surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the ~~Hidden Ones~~ bureau in [[Cologne]]. Rather than cart ~~them~~ half way across [[Europe]], ~~thousands of archived documents~~ were left in the ~~Bureau~~.<ref name="Brief History" />		The bureau was founded in the 1st century and served as the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]]’ primary base of operations in London, at the time called {{Wiki\|Londinium}}. It was in the Londinium Bureau that the ill-fated assassination attempt on the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]] was planned. Around 432, [[Master Assassin]] [[Vitus]] formally closed the safehouse and encouraged any surviving Hidden Ones to make their way towards the [[German Brotherhood of Assassins\|local bureau]] in [[Cologne]], [[Germany]]. Rather than cart thousands of archived documents half way across [[Europe]], they were left in the bureau.<ref name="Brief History" />

	In 873, Eivor, tasked ~~with uncovering~~ the ~~abandoned bureaus of England by~~ [[Hytham]], discovered the ~~Londinium Bureau. Eivor was able to enter the Bureau~~ via a natural (partially submerged) cave system, ~~and~~ recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />		In 873, Eivor, tasked by the Hidden One [[Hytham]] with uncovering England's abandoned bureaus, discovered the ruined base and entered it via a natural, partially-submerged cave system. Inside, she recovered a piece of [[The Magas Codex]].<ref name="Brief History" />

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	~~[[Category:Hidden Ones bureaus]]~~
	[[Category:Landmarks in London]]		[[Category:Landmarks in London]]
			[[Category:Assassin bureaus]]

imported>Soranin: /* Appearances */

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Appearances

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The ~~Converts~~]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Hidden Codex]]''

	==References==		==References==

imported>Archiviste d'Apocrypha: Not only mentionned

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Not only mentionned

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Converts]]'' ~~{{Mo}}~~		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Converts]]''

	==References==		==References==

imported>Darman36: /Appearances/ I guess it'd be an appearance in the comic?

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Appearances: I guess it'd be an appearance in the comic?

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – The Converts]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==