Louisiana Bayou - Revision history

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	AC3L Bayou.jpg\|Aveline in the bayou		AC3L Bayou.jpg\|Aveline in the bayou
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	AC3L Bayou Lighthouse.png\|The lighthouse		AC3L Bayou Lighthouse.png\|The lighthouse

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	However, Templar activity in the bayou continued; [[Fort Saint-Jean]], a fortress occupied by the [[Spain\|Spanish]], was used to house kidnapped [[Slavery\|slaves]] that were to be sent to a Templar [[Chichen Itza\|work site]] in [[Mexico]]. Upon discovering this practice in 1768, Aveline swiftly shut it down by tracking down the mastermind behind the abductions. In doing so, she temporarily rid the bayou of Templar influence.		However, Templar activity in the bayou continued; [[Fort Saint-Jean]], a fortress occupied by the [[Spain\|Spanish]], was used to house kidnapped [[Slavery\|slaves]] that were to be sent to a Templar [[Chichen Itza\|work site]] in [[Mexico]]. Upon discovering this practice in 1768, Aveline swiftly shut it down by tracking down the mastermind behind the abductions. In doing so, she temporarily rid the bayou of Templar influence.

	By 1771, [[Spanish Army\|Spanish soldiers]], under the command of the Templar [[Diego Vázquez]], entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations once again. On the instruction of her [[Mentor]] [[Agaté]], Aveline followed a squadron of soldiers through the swamp, using her [[blowpipe]] to silently poison a [[~~Guards~~\|guard]] each time the group passed voodoo artifacts set up by Agaté. The surviving soldiers were thus tricked into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou. Following the disruption of another of Vazquez's plans, Aveline left for Mexico; her absence allowed for Vázquez's troops to recover.		By 1771, [[Spanish Army\|Spanish soldiers]], under the command of the Templar [[Diego Vázquez]], entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations once again. On the instruction of her [[Mentor]] [[Agaté]], Aveline followed a squadron of soldiers through the swamp, using her [[blowpipe]] to silently poison a [[Soldier\|guard]] each time the group passed voodoo artifacts set up by Agaté. The surviving soldiers were thus tricked into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou. Following the disruption of another of Vazquez's plans, Aveline left for Mexico; her absence allowed for Vázquez's troops to recover.

	[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]		[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]

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	==Layout==		==Layout==
	{{Quote\|Señor, perhaps you underestimate the vast, winding, expanse of the bayou [...] I need enough men to control all of it. Recruit the entire Spanish Army if you must. \|Diego Vázquez in a letter to his accomplice, 1771.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Rotten Barracks}}		{{Quote\|Señor, perhaps you underestimate the vast, winding, expanse of the bayou [...] I need enough men to control all of it. Recruit the entire Spanish Army if you must. \|Diego Vázquez in a letter to his accomplice, 1771.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Rotten Barracks}}
	Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, with an array of islands, varying in elevation, scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, it was primarily inhabited by [[~~alligators~~]], who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters. [[~~Bobcats~~]] could also be found on the edges of the swamp.		Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, with an array of islands, varying in elevation, scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, it was primarily inhabited by [[alligator]]s, who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters. [[Bobcat]]s could also be found on the edges of the swamp.

	[[File:AC3L_San_Danje.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|San Danje]]		[[File:AC3L_San_Danje.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|San Danje]]
	As it was largely uninhabited, the bayou only possessed a single road, which linked up Fort Saint-Jean with New Orleans. Nevertheless, the region was home to more than just soldiers; the town of [[San Danje]], situated in the north east, was a safe haven for escaped slaves, while an [[Smugglers' Hideout\|abandoned plantation]] in the south west functioned as the smugglers' headquarters.		As it was largely uninhabited, the bayou only possessed a single road, which linked up Fort Saint-Jean with New Orleans. Nevertheless, the region was home to more than just soldiers; the town of [[San Danje]], situated in the north east, was a safe haven for escaped slaves, while an [[Smugglers' Hideout\|abandoned plantation]] in the south west functioned as the smugglers' headquarters.

	As well as this, there was Agaté's hideout, a well-protected treehouse located in the south east. Aside from these however, the bayou did not possess many ~~noteable~~ landmarks, barring the occasional abandoned shack and a ship that had run aground on one of the islands in the east.		As well as this, there was Agaté's hideout, a well-protected treehouse located in the south east. Aside from these however, the bayou did not possess many notable landmarks, barring the occasional abandoned shack and a ship that had run aground on one of the islands in the east.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	{{Era\|Locations}}{{WP-REAL\|Bayou St. John}}		{{Era\|Locations}}{{WP-REAL\|Bayou St. John}}
	{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Vanishing Slaves}}
	[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]		[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]
	The '''Louisiana Bayou''' is a swamp-like region located in [[Louisiana]], near the city of [[New Orleans]].		The '''Louisiana Bayou''' is a swamp-like region located in [[Louisiana]], near the city of [[New Orleans]].
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	==Layout==		==Layout==
	{{Quote\|Señor, perhaps you underestimate the vast, winding, expanse of the bayou [...] I need enough men to control all of it. Recruit the entire Spanish Army if you must. \|Diego Vázquez in a letter to his accomplice, 1771.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Señor, perhaps you underestimate the vast, winding, expanse of the bayou [...] I need enough men to control all of it. Recruit the entire Spanish Army if you must. \|Diego Vázquez in a letter to his accomplice, 1771.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Rotten Barracks}}
	Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, with an array of islands, varying in elevation, scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, it was primarily inhabited by [[alligators]], who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters. [[Bobcats]] could also be found on the edges of the swamp.		Containing a diverse range of trees and plant life, the bayou was surrounded by wet marshland and swamp waters, with an array of islands, varying in elevation, scattered throughout the swamp. A hostile environment, it was primarily inhabited by [[alligators]], who had a notorious reputation for attacking unsuspecting prey from the banks or beneath the murky waters. [[Bobcats]] could also be found on the edges of the swamp.

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	[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]		[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]
	As a result, when the smugglers were tasked with delivering supplies to the [[Patriots]] by the Spanish ~~{{Wiki\|~~Luis de Unzaga\|Governor}} of [[Louisiana]] in 1776, they found themselves obstructed by Vázquez's men. With the help of Aveline and an escaped slave named [[George Davidson\|George]], they nonetheless managed to reach their destination, where they met with the Patriots' representative, [[Hopton]], and delivered the goods. Aveline's assassination of Vázquez then freed the bayou of his influence once more.		As a result, when the smugglers were tasked with delivering supplies to the [[Patriots]] by the Spanish [[Luis de Unzaga\|Governor]] of [[Louisiana]] in 1776, they found themselves obstructed by Vázquez's men. With the help of Aveline and an escaped slave named [[George Davidson\|George]], they nonetheless managed to reach their destination, where they met with the Patriots' representative, [[Hopton]], and delivered the goods. Aveline's assassination of Vázquez then freed the bayou of his influence once more.

	In 1777, a confrontation between Aveline and Agaté took place at the latter's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] in the bayou. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student from the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]" and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline managed to overpower and confront her Mentor at the top of his hut, but decided to spare his life; this act lead Agaté to leap to his death, despite his student's attempt to save him.		In 1777, a confrontation between Aveline and Agaté took place at the latter's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] in the bayou. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student from the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]" and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline managed to overpower and confront her Mentor at the top of his hut, but decided to spare his life; this act lead Agaté to leap to his death, despite his student's attempt to save him.

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	{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]		[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]

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	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
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	[[Category:Louisiana]]		[[Category:Louisiana]]
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	{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
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			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*French soldiers were only found in the bayou, and New Orleans, during Sequences 1 and 2. In later sequences, they were replaced by Spanish guards, as Spain had, by then, started to assert its control over the colony.		*French soldiers were only found in the bayou, and New Orleans, during Sequences 1 and 2. In later sequences, they were replaced by Spanish guards, as Spain had, by then, started to assert its control over the colony.
	*At the top of the fort's lighthouse, it was possible to hear the sounds of a whale echo. When looking out over the lake Pontchartrain area, ~~you~~ could occasionally see ~~the~~ whale jump out of the water.		*At the top of the fort's lighthouse, it was possible to hear the sounds of a whale echo. When looking out over the lake Pontchartrain area, one could occasionally see said whale jump out of the water.
	*Aveline was unable to use her Lady persona in the bayou.		*Aveline was unable to use her Lady persona in the bayou.

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	However, Templar activity in the bayou continued; [[Fort Saint-Jean]], a fortress occupied by the [[Spain\|Spanish]], was used to house kidnapped [[Slavery\|slaves]] that were to be sent to a Templar [[Chichen Itza\|work site]] in [[Mexico]]. Upon discovering this practice in 1768, Aveline swiftly shut it down by tracking down the mastermind behind the abductions. In doing so, she temporarily rid the bayou of Templar influence.		However, Templar activity in the bayou continued; [[Fort Saint-Jean]], a fortress occupied by the [[Spain\|Spanish]], was used to house kidnapped [[Slavery\|slaves]] that were to be sent to a Templar [[Chichen Itza\|work site]] in [[Mexico]]. Upon discovering this practice in 1768, Aveline swiftly shut it down by tracking down the mastermind behind the abductions. In doing so, she temporarily rid the bayou of Templar influence.

	By 1771, [[Spanish Army\|Spanish soldiers]], under the command of the Templar [[Diego Vázquez]], entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations once again. On the instruction of her [[Mentor]] [[Agaté]], Aveline followed a squadron of soldiers through the swamp, using her [[blowpipe]] to silently poison a [[~~Guards~~\|guard]] each time the group passed voodoo artifacts set up by Agaté. The surviving soldiers were thus tricked into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou. Following the disruption of another of Vazquez's plans, Aveline left for Mexico; her absence allowed for Vázquez's troops to recover.		By 1771, [[Spanish Army\|Spanish soldiers]], under the command of the Templar [[Diego Vázquez]], entered the bayou and attempted to seize control of its smuggling operations once again. On the instruction of her [[Mentor]] [[Agaté]], Aveline followed a squadron of soldiers through the swamp, using her [[blowpipe]] to silently poison a [[Soldier\|guard]] each time the group passed voodoo artifacts set up by Agaté. The surviving soldiers were thus tricked into believing they had been placed under a voodoo curse and fled the bayou. Following the disruption of another of Vazquez's plans, Aveline left for Mexico; her absence allowed for Vázquez's troops to recover.

	[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]		[[File:Supplying the Revolution 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|Aveline and the others meeting with Hopton]]

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	As a result, when the smugglers were tasked with delivering supplies to the [[Patriots]] by the Spanish ~~{{Wiki\|~~Luis de Unzaga\|Governor}} of [[Louisiana]] in 1776, they found themselves obstructed by Vázquez's men. With the help of Aveline and an escaped slave named [[George Davidson\|George]], they nonetheless managed to reach their destination, where they met with the Patriots' representative, [[Hopton]], and delivered the goods. Aveline's assassination of Vázquez then freed the bayou of his influence once more.		As a result, when the smugglers were tasked with delivering supplies to the [[Patriots]] by the Spanish [[Luis de Unzaga\|Governor]] of [[Louisiana]] in 1776, they found themselves obstructed by Vázquez's men. With the help of Aveline and an escaped slave named [[George Davidson\|George]], they nonetheless managed to reach their destination, where they met with the Patriots' representative, [[Hopton]], and delivered the goods. Aveline's assassination of Vázquez then freed the bayou of his influence once more.

	In 1777, a confrontation between Aveline and Agaté took place at the latter's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] in the bayou. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student from the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]" and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline managed to overpower and confront her Mentor at the top of his hut, but decided to spare his life; this act lead Agaté to leap to his death, despite his student's attempt to save him.		In 1777, a confrontation between Aveline and Agaté took place at the latter's [[Agaté's Hut\|hideout]] in the bayou. Agaté, unable to accept his failure to protect his student from the "[[Madeleine de L'Isle\|Company Man]]" and paranoid that Aveline had sided with the Templars, attacked her. Aveline managed to overpower and confront her Mentor at the top of his hut, but decided to spare his life; this act lead Agaté to leap to his death, despite his student's attempt to save him.

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	{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|How I've missed the bayou air. It has the scent of action about it.\|Élise\|Among other things...\|Aveline and Élise discussing the bayou, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]		[[File:AC3L Bayou.png\|thumb\|250px\|The bayou]]