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	Within the bureau, Altaïr told Rafik of his objective: to find the artifact known as the Chalice. Rafik expected as much, for Altaïr was not the first man sent by Al Mualim to find the artifact, but he cautioned that with the exception of the man hunted down by the Templars near Alep, all other Assassins assigned this task had returned empty-handed.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />		Within the bureau, Altaïr told Rafik of his objective: to find the artifact known as the Chalice. Rafik expected as much, for Altaïr was not the first man sent by Al Mualim to find the artifact, but he cautioned that with the exception of the man hunted down by the Templars near Alep, all other Assassins assigned this task had returned empty-handed.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />

	With regards to Assassin's first lead, Rafik suggested a wealthy oddities merchant by the name of [[Tamir (~~marchant~~)\|Tamir]] who had recently moved into Damascus. This man had close ties to the Templars and therefore might have had knowledge of the Chalice. Rafik warned, however, that Tamir's residence was well-guarded, prompting Altaïr to suggest a way of circumnavigation. Praising Altaïr for his insight, Rafik supplied him with a [[grappling hook]] and advised him to seek a man named [[Misbah]] on Lowend Street who had had dealings with the merchant.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />		With regards to Assassin's first lead, Rafik suggested a wealthy oddities merchant by the name of [[Tamir (merchant)\|Tamir]] who had recently moved into Damascus. This man had close ties to the Templars and therefore might have had knowledge of the Chalice. Rafik warned, however, that Tamir's residence was well-guarded, prompting Altaïr to suggest a way of circumnavigation. Praising Altaïr for his insight, Rafik supplied him with a [[grappling hook]] and advised him to seek a man named [[Misbah]] on Lowend Street who had had dealings with the merchant.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />

	On Lowend Street in Damascus' poor district, Altaïr found that the grappling hook was indeed convenient for navigating the often dilapidated buildings of the slums. After bypassing a locked building with a key stolen from a watchtower guard, Altaïr managed to locate Misbah in a small market. Confronting Misbah, he claimed to have been directed by a mutual friend. This failed to dissolve Misbah's suspicions and when the man demanded to know the stranger's identity, Altaïr replied that he required information on Tamir. Without waiting for Misbah's response, Altaïr grappled him and began to abuse his pressure points.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />		On Lowend Street in Damascus' poor district, Altaïr found that the grappling hook was indeed convenient for navigating the often dilapidated buildings of the slums. After bypassing a locked building with a key stolen from a watchtower guard, Altaïr managed to locate Misbah in a small market. Confronting Misbah, he claimed to have been directed by a mutual friend. This failed to dissolve Misbah's suspicions and when the man demanded to know the stranger's identity, Altaïr replied that he required information on Tamir. Without waiting for Misbah's response, Altaïr grappled him and began to abuse his pressure points.<ref name="The Hunt Begins" />

imported>Darman36: Quote sources, image names

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imported>Darman36: /* Appearances */

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Appearances

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{~~c\|indirect mention in Codex entry only~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{Imo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]'' {{Imo}}

	==References==		==References==

imported>Darman36: /* Into the Tower */

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Into the Tower

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	{{Dialogue2\|Master\|Enough of this! So, you've destroyed half the fortress to get to me...\|Altaïr\|To the map, Templar, not you.\|You almost broke my heart when you said that... And it will be just that much more enjoyable to watch you die!\|Altaïr and the Master of the Tower before commencing their final duel.}}		{{Dialogue2\|Master\|Enough of this! So, you've destroyed half the fortress to get to me...\|Altaïr\|To the map, Templar, not you.\|You almost broke my heart when you said that... And it will be just that much more enjoyable to watch you die!\|Altaïr and the Master of the Tower before commencing their final duel.}}
	As Altaïr set his foot onto the streets of Jerusalem once more, he made his way to the shop of a fellow Assassin named [[Hazad]]. Despite his haste, he arrived too late to prevent a trio of Crusaders from assaulting the store and mortally wounding Hazad. As they left, the Crusaders warned Altaïr not to get involved, and Altaïr rushed to aid the dying Assassin. With his last words, the man told him of a map stolen by his agents that detailed the way to the Temple of Sand, but had just been retrieved by the Crusaders who had attacked him. He urged Altaïr to pursue the Crusaders and recover the map before they returned to their fortress, a prominent [[Tower ~~of Jerusalem~~\|tower in Jerusalem]]. Assuming responsibility, Altaïr set off in a furious chase for the three Crusaders.<ref name="Kill the Killers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Kill the Killers]]</ref>		As Altaïr set his foot onto the streets of Jerusalem once more, he made his way to the shop of a fellow Assassin named [[Hazad]]. Despite his haste, he arrived too late to prevent a trio of Crusaders from assaulting the store and mortally wounding Hazad. As they left, the Crusaders warned Altaïr not to get involved, and Altaïr rushed to aid the dying Assassin. With his last words, the man told him of a map stolen by his agents that detailed the way to the Temple of Sand, but had just been retrieved by the Crusaders who had attacked him. He urged Altaïr to pursue the Crusaders and recover the map before they returned to their fortress, a prominent [[Jerusalem Tower\|tower in Jerusalem]]. Assuming responsibility, Altaïr set off in a furious chase for the three Crusaders.<ref name="Kill the Killers">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]'' – [[Kill the Killers]]</ref>

	In the meantime, the Crusaders had been prompt in implicating Altaïr in the murder of the shopkeeper, and his pursuit was hampered by furious citizens hurling stones at him or alerting the guards. Nevertheless, he was able to escape the crowd and soldiers by taking to the rooftops, where he eventually located his targets at a construction site.<ref name="Kill the Killers" />		In the meantime, the Crusaders had been prompt in implicating Altaïr in the murder of the shopkeeper, and his pursuit was hampered by furious citizens hurling stones at him or alerting the guards. Nevertheless, he was able to escape the crowd and soldiers by taking to the rooftops, where he eventually located his targets at a construction site.<ref name="Kill the Killers" />

imported>Settimio 4: +it

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	*at least one other Assassin		*at least one other Assassin
	\|casual2=~~Heavy~~		\|casual2=
	*~~all Templars responsible for capturing Adha & killing her~~		*At least half of the [[Jerusalem Tower]] garrison
	*at least half ~~of the forces~~ of the [[Jerusalem Tower]]		*Most of the Temple of Sand expedition
	*~~Much~~ of the Temple of Sand expedition ~~& the army of [[Tyre]]~~		*All Templars responsible for Adha's death
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imported>Sol Pacificus: This line about how she died was always a little OOU since we don't know IU, it is unclear to whom? But I never knew how to best rewrite it.

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This line about how she died was always a little OOU since we don't know IU, it is unclear to whom? But I never knew how to best rewrite it.

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	{{Quote\|I hunted each man – one by one – until all responsible were gone from the world. But there was no joy in this. No satisfaction or release. Their deaths did not bring her back. Did not heal my wounds\|Altaïr lamenting his failure to save Adha in his [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]]\|Assassin's Creed II}}		{{Quote\|I hunted each man – one by one – until all responsible were gone from the world. But there was no joy in this. No satisfaction or release. Their deaths did not bring her back. Did not heal my wounds\|Altaïr lamenting his failure to save Adha in his [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex\|Codex]]\|Assassin's Creed II}}
	Without delay, Altaïr took to the seas after the Templar ship, a pursuit that persisted for many days and nights, but when he at last caught up with Adha, he could do nothing but cradle her corpse. Though the circumstances of her death ~~are unclear~~, she had likely been executed by her captors once her worth to them proved empty or spent. In his anguish, Altaïr hunted down each and every last man complicit in her death, but the success of his vengeance neither released his grief nor provided any solace.<ref name="Codex">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex]]</ref>		Without delay, Altaïr took to the seas after the Templar ship, a pursuit that persisted for many days and nights, but when he at last caught up with Adha, he could do nothing but cradle her corpse. Though he shared little of the circumstances around her death, she had likely been executed by her captors once her worth to them proved empty or spent. In his anguish, Altaïr hunted down each and every last man complicit in her death, but the success of his vengeance neither released his grief nor provided any solace.<ref name="Codex">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex]]</ref>

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==