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	''Shaun Hastings, Member of the Assassin Brotherhood''		''Shaun Hastings, Member of the Assassin Brotherhood''
	*'''Shaun:''' ''Charles Lee rose to become Grand Master of the Templars after the murder of Haytham Kenway. However, unlike Kenway, he was drawn to the Templars not out of principle but out of a ravenous appetite for power. He was an accomplished veteran warrior and commander, but he was far from noble and honorable. Instead, he had a vengeful, cruel streak in him that separated him from most other Templars of his time. He hated the native people with a passion, calling them human refuse, and took great pleasure in destroying their culture. He also unabashedly slandered General Washington and played a key role in his attempted assassination so that he himself could take over the role of {{Wiki\|~~Powers of the president of the United States#~~Commander-in-chief\|Commander-in-Chief}}. He even spent his [[Chasing Lee\|final moments]] standing over an injured Connor asserting his superiority, which allowed for the gunshot that eventually turned the tables and prompted Lee to finally accept his fate.''		*'''Shaun:''' ''Charles Lee rose to become Grand Master of the Templars after the murder of Haytham Kenway. However, unlike Kenway, he was drawn to the Templars not out of principle but out of a ravenous appetite for power. He was an accomplished veteran warrior and commander, but he was far from noble and honorable. Instead, he had a vengeful, cruel streak in him that separated him from most other Templars of his time. He hated the native people with a passion, calling them human refuse, and took great pleasure in destroying their culture. He also unabashedly slandered General Washington and played a key role in his attempted assassination so that he himself could take over the role of {{Wiki\|Commander-in-chief\|Commander-in-Chief}}. He even spent his [[Chasing Lee\|final moments]] standing over an injured Connor asserting his superiority, which allowed for the gunshot that eventually turned the tables and prompted Lee to finally accept his fate.''
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	''Mélanie Lemay, Employee of Abstergo Entertainment''		''Mélanie Lemay, Employee of Abstergo Entertainment''
	*'''Melanie:''' ''Kenneth Abraham had a talent for order and discipline that allowed him to quickly ascend to Commander in the British Army. Upon joining the Templar Order, he climbed the ~~[[Templar rank\|~~ranks]] just as quickly, but this time devoting himself to the promotion of order and peace. He had the constant urge to create stability in the world, and so when he was tasked to eliminate the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] Assassins in Kingston, he took to it naturally. However, in the name of peace, instead of outright killing the Assassins, he instead spared their lives and entered them into the slave trade, to work until they found redemption. His respect for each man's life that he encountered was rewarded with a blade to the throat.''		*'''Melanie:''' ''Kenneth Abraham had a talent for order and discipline that allowed him to quickly ascend to Commander in the British Army. Upon joining the Templar Order, he climbed the ranks just as quickly, but this time devoting himself to the promotion of order and peace. He had the constant urge to create stability in the world, and so when he was tasked to eliminate the [[Maroons\|Maroon]] Assassins in Kingston, he took to it naturally. However, in the name of peace, instead of outright killing the Assassins, he instead spared their lives and entered them into the slave trade, to work until they found redemption. His respect for each man's life that he encountered was rewarded with a blade to the throat.''
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	Forum link: [https://web.archive.org/web/20141119210013/http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/939995-Kenneth-Abraham?s=030566b7412c2ac7fdf38d1c4e24a1fb http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/939995-Kenneth-Abraham]		Forum link: [https://web.archive.org/web/20141119210013/http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/939995-Kenneth-Abraham?s=030566b7412c2ac7fdf38d1c4e24a1fb http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/939995-Kenneth-Abraham]

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	'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for the 2014 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. Launched at the end of July 2014 and restricted to [[Europe]]an IP addresses, it hosted video clips of key [[assassination]] scenes from across the 8 main [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' games]] released up until that date. After listening to audio files arguing for and against the murders, users could then vote on [[Ubisoft]]'s now-defunct forums as to whether they felt the killings were justified. The site was taken down a year after its debut though an archived plain-text version without media is still accessible through the {{Wiki\|Internet Archive}}; this page collects the texts and presents them in a more readable format.		'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for the 2014 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. Launched at the end of July 2014 and restricted to [[Europe]]an IP addresses, it hosted video clips of key [[assassination]] scenes from across the eight main [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' games]] released up until that date. After listening to audio files arguing for and against the murders, users could then vote on [[Ubisoft]]'s now-defunct forums as to whether they felt the killings were justified. The site was taken down a year after its debut though an archived plain-text version without media is still accessible through the {{Wiki\|Internet Archive}}; this page collects the texts and presents them in a more readable format.

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	Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the [[Templars\|Templar]] target, the year it happened, and the city where the target died. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files, in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] hoped to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]] by arguing for and against these deaths, respectively. The same information could be filtered based on the Assassins' names or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.		Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the [[Templars\|Templar]] target, the year it happened, and the city where the target died. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files, in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] hoped to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]] by arguing for and against these deaths, respectively. The same information could be filtered based on the Assassins' names or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.

	After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and Templar sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"''. They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order ~~the game and/~~or watch a trailer.		After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and Templar sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"''. They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order ''Rogue'' or watch a trailer.

	==Assassinations==		==Assassinations==

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	On first visiting the site, users saw a pop-up saying that the site contained "key moments throughout the history of ''Assassin's Creed''" and warning anyone who had not yet finished the games to "be aware that storyline details and events are unveiled throughout this experience". Users could only proceed to the site after accepting the warning's terms. Once properly in the site, they were presented with a map of [[Earth]] with various markers on it representing the locations of cities that appeared in the games.		On first visiting the site, users saw a pop-up saying that the site contained "key moments throughout the history of ''Assassin's Creed''" and warning anyone who had not yet finished the games to "be aware that storyline details and events are unveiled throughout this experience". Users could only proceed to the site after accepting the warning's terms. Once properly in the site, they were presented with a map of [[Earth]] with various markers on it representing the locations of cities that appeared in the games.

	Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the [[Templars\|Templar]] target, ~~and~~ the year it happened, and the city where the target died. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] ~~argued for and against these deaths, respectively, hoping~~ to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]]. The same information could be filtered based on the Assassins' names or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.		Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the [[Templars\|Templar]] target, the year it happened, and the city where the target died. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files, in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] hoped to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]] by arguing for and against these deaths, respectively. The same information could be filtered based on the Assassins' names or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.

	After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and Templar sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"'' They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order the game and/or watch a trailer.		After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and Templar sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"''. They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order the game and/or watch a trailer.

	==Assassinations==		==Assassinations==

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	On first visiting the site, users saw a pop-up saying that the site contained "key moments throughout the history of ''Assassin's Creed''" and warning anyone who had not yet finished the games to "be aware that storyline details and events are unveiled throughout this experience". Users could only proceed to the site after accepting the warning's terms. Once properly in the site, they were presented with a map of [[Earth]] with various markers on it representing the locations of cities that appeared in the games.		On first visiting the site, users saw a pop-up saying that the site contained "key moments throughout the history of ''Assassin's Creed''" and warning anyone who had not yet finished the games to "be aware that storyline details and events are unveiled throughout this experience". Users could only proceed to the site after accepting the warning's terms. Once properly in the site, they were presented with a map of [[Earth]] with various markers on it representing the locations of cities that appeared in the games.

	Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the target, the year, and the city. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] argued for and against these deaths, respectively, hoping to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]]. The same information could be filtered based on the ~~Assassin~~'~~s name~~ or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.		Clicking any marker brought up an information window that gave details on an assassination: the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] perpetrator, the [[Templars\|Templar]] target, and the year it happened, and the city where the target died. All windows also included {{Wiki\|WebM}} videos of the targets' final moments as well as in-universe {{Wiki\|MP3}} files in which the Assassin historian [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Abstergo Entertainment]] employee [[Melanie Lemay]] argued for and against these deaths, respectively, hoping to sway listeners' perspectives on their [[Assassin-Templar War\|shadow war]]. The same information could be filtered based on the Assassins' names or by the episodes' internal numbered sequence.

	After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and ~~[[Templars\|~~Templar]] sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"'' They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order the game and/or watch a trailer.		After hearing both cases, users were invited to vote on Ubisoft's forums on whether they felt the deaths were warranted before sharing their experience on Twitter to attract more fans or potentially interested other people with the tweet, ''"Question the Creed and hear both the Assassin and Templar sides of the story with the #ACRogue experience. ''[site link]''"'' They could also share their opinions with the pre-scripted tweets, ''"I regret the death of ''[assassination target's name]''. Question The Creed to see how you feel. #ACRogue"'' or ''"I don't regret..."'' Whatever their choice, users were then directed to a page that congratulated them for having "bravely decided to Question The Creed" and gave the option to pre-order the game and/or watch a trailer.

	==Assassinations==		==Assassinations==

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	''Laureano de Torres y Ayala was the Spanish Governor of [[Florida]] from 1693 to 1699, and Grand Master of the Templar Order in the Caribbean.''<br>		''Laureano de Torres y Ayala was the Spanish Governor of [[Florida]] from 1693 to 1699, and Grand Master of the Templar Order in the Caribbean.''<br>
	'''Target:''' Laureano de Torres y Ayala<br>		'''Target:''' Laureano de Torres y Ayala<br>
	'''Killed by:''' <br>		'''Killed by:''' Edward<br>
	'''City:''' <br>		'''City:''' [[Long Bay]]<br>
	'''Year:'''		'''Year:''' 1722
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imported>Darman36: Updated and cleaned, ~10yrs later (oof). Thank goodness subtitle transcripts were saved. Could only find these few pics, audio/video lost. Cannot verify forum results, unarchived. Also, many descriptions cribbed directly from 2014 wiki lol

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Updated and cleaned, ~10yrs later (oof). Thank goodness subtitle transcripts were saved. Could only find these few pics, audio/video lost. Cannot verify forum results, unarchived. Also, many descriptions cribbed directly from 2014 wiki lol

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	'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.		'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.

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	'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.		'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.

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	'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.		'''''Question the Creed''''' was a promotional website for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''. It includes clips of [[assassination targets]] from previous games, and audio clips of [[Shaun Hastings]] and [[Melanie Lemay]] for and against these deaths. Users are invited to vote as to whether their assassinations were justified.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*[[Haytham Kenway]]'s assassination is ranked as the most controversial, with 62% of voters going against Connor's decision to kill him.		*Haytham Kenway's assassination is ranked as the most controversial, with 62% of voters going against Connor's decision to kill him.

	==Reference==		==Reference==