Louis-Joseph Gaultier, Chevalier de la Vérendrye - Revision history

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	In May 1754, the ''Gerfaut'' was severely damaged during a battle with three British ships near [[St. John's]]. Watching the ship from the settlement with Le Chasseur, de la Vérendrye was joined by Shay. Le Chasseur informed the two that Smith had returned from a voyage to [[Europe]], having failed to activate the Box. With Smith nearby, de la Vérendrye joined Shay and Liam aboard the ''Morrigan'', now outfitted with [[Puckle gun]]s and an icebreaker ram.<ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" />		In May 1754, the ''Gerfaut'' was severely damaged during a battle with three British ships near [[St. John's]]. Watching the ship from the settlement with Le Chasseur, de la Vérendrye was joined by Shay. Le Chasseur informed the two that Smith had returned from a voyage to [[Europe]], having failed to activate the Box. With Smith nearby, de la Vérendrye joined Shay and Liam aboard the ''Morrigan'', now outfitted with [[Puckle gun]]s and an icebreaker ram.<ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" />

	While wondering why Smith sailed in such a remote area, de la Vérendrye suggested sinking the Templar's ship to be rid of him easily. However, Shay reminded him that Smith likely held the Box, and the Assassins therefore decided not to damage the ship. Although Smith's schooner led the ''Morrigan'' into a skirmish and attempted to deter the pursuers with burning oil, Shay gave chase and eventually assassinated Smith at [[Terra Nova]], recovering the artifact in the process.<<ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" />		While wondering why Smith sailed in such a remote area, de la Vérendrye suggested sinking the Templar's ship to be rid of him easily. However, Shay reminded him that Smith likely held the Box, and the Assassins therefore decided not to damage the ship. Although Smith's schooner led the ''Morrigan'' into a skirmish and attempted to deter the pursuers with burning oil, Shay gave chase and eventually assassinated Smith at [[Terra Nova]], recovering the artifact in the process.<ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" />

	===Confrontation at the Homestead===		===Confrontation at the Homestead===

imported>Darman36: Stop this. Claims of xenophobia make no sense since his local Mentor is of Caribbean descent while a direct "co-worker" is from the Wolastoqiyik nation

2024-09-16T17:50:14Z

Stop this. Claims of xenophobia make no sense since his local Mentor is of Caribbean descent while a direct "co-worker" is from the Wolastoqiyik nation

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~He was particularly classist and xenophobic, and among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. Among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>H2O6487: /* Personality and traits */

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Personality and traits

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. He was particularly classist and xenophobic, and among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~Among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

imported>Soranin: Reverted edits by H2O6487 (talk) to last revision by Darman36

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Reverted edits by H2O6487 (talk) to last revision by Darman36

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />~~With Liam, despite also having Irish descent, he had more respect because he was closer to his social status as he belonged to a wealthy family of merchants.~~		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. Among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>H2O6487: Same as you in Famdon (sorry for the translator)

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Same as you in Famdon (sorry for the translator)

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~Among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />With Liam, despite also having Irish descent, he had more respect because he was closer to his social status as he belonged to a wealthy family of merchants.

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />~~With Liam, despite also having Irish descent, he had more respect because he was closer to his social status as he belonged to a wealthy family of merchants.~~		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. Among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

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	{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}		{{Dialogue\|Gist\|From the brief encounters I've had with him, I can tell you he's an irascible person.\|Shay\|That's a polite way of saying he's a cantankerous bastard.\|Shay Cormac and Christopher Gist discussing Chevalier, 1760.\|Assassin's Creed: Rogue\|Cold Fire}}
	[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]		[[File:The Way The Wind Blows 13.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Chevalier berating Shay]]
	De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. ~~Among~~ his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was incredibly arrogant and short-tempered, traits that often manifested in vulgar aggression. He was particularly classist and xenophobic, among his peers in the Colonial Brotherhood, de la Vérendrye exhibited a vitriolic hatred for Shay Cormac, believing him to be ignorant, reckless, and disrespectful. He also frequently mocked Shay's lower-class Irish origins, calling him a "cabbage farmer", and the two engaged in frequent fights, both verbal and physical.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /> The hatred was clearly mutual, as when Shay defeated de la Vérendrye, he did not exhibit the same remorse he had shown to his other former comrades. Instead, Shay angrily tossed the dying Frenchman overboard to his death.<ref name="Cold Fire" />With Liam, despite also having Irish descent, he had more respect because he was closer to his social status as he belonged to a wealthy family of merchants.

	He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />		He was also quick to correct Shay at any given opportunity and usually underestimated his skills. He refused to acknowledge Shay's ship, the ''Morrigan'', as anything more than a useless and ineffectual pile of junk, even after it had saved his own ship from destruction.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /> When Shay fought Chevalier in 1760, the latter was convinced that he could kill the Templar with ease, although he was quickly proven wrong.<ref name="Cold Fire" />
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	De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />		De la Vérendrye was among the most experienced sailors in the Colonial Brotherhood, captaining a Man O' War named the ''Gerfaut''. He was able to use a snowstorm to surprise the ''Morrigan'' and bombard it with mortars.<ref name="Cold Fire" /> As an officer in the [[French Army]] and an Assassin, he was skilled in combat, wielding a [[cutlass\|sword]] in conjunction with a [[Firearms\|pistol]] as was standard for his time.<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Cold Fire" />

	In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].		In terms of clothing, de la Vérendrye wore a long hooded black coat, as well as a [[leather]] [[bracer]] on his left arm. Like most Assassins, he also wore a red belt, fastened with a buckle in the shape of the [[Assassin insignia]],<ref name="The Way the Wind Blows" /><ref name="Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy" /><ref name="Cold Fire" /> but uncharacteristically did not make use of the Assassins' traditional [[Hidden Blade]].

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