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	===Middle Ages===		===Middle Ages===
	The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Assassins]], who kept the ~~artefact~~ in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Assassins]], who kept the Scepter in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>

	[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|230px\|left\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]		[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|230px\|left\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]
	The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from ~~the~~ Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>

	~~Some time~~ later in 1341, Numa ~~Al'Khamsin~~ and his disciple [[Ali Al-Ghraib]] retrieved the Scepter from the Templars. However, instead of returning to the Sultan's Palace, the artifact stayed in Assassin' hands. Because of his distrust to the Sultan's deputies, Numa was imprisoned.<ref name="El Cakr"/>		Months later, in 1341, Numa and his disciple [[Ali Al-Ghraib]] successfully retrieved the Scepter from the Templars. However, instead of returning to the Sultan's Palace, the artifact stayed in Assassin's hands. Because of his distrust to the Sultan's deputies, Numa was imprisoned.<ref name="El Cakr"/>

	In the meantime, the Scepter was guarded by ~~Numa's apprentice~~ Ali~~. The~~ Templars ~~in their turn had tortured Ali and~~ set up a trap ~~to kill Numa~~. Upon his return, Numa was ambushed and killed by the Templar agent [[Leila]]. Ali however, was spared and escaped with the Scepter hidden under the bandages around his arm. ~~The~~ boy ~~then~~ decided to ~~throw~~ the Scepter in a well ~~near Edfu~~. ~~Despite a failed attempt by~~ Leila to ~~retrieve~~ the artifact, the Scepter ~~remains there until today~~.<ref name="Leila"/>		In the meantime, the Scepter was guarded by Ali, who was found and tortured by the Templars, forcing him to set a trap for his master. Upon his return, Numa was ambushed and killed by the Templar agent [[Leila]]. Ali, however, was spared and escaped with the Scepter hidden under the bandages around his arm.<ref name="Leila"/>

			Passing by a well near Edfu, the boy decided to hide the Scepter there, intending to contact the Brotherhood and return for it later; however, he never had the chance to do so as he died just a few weeks later from food poisoning. Meanwhile, Leila discovered the Scepter's hiding place, but her attempt to retrieve the artifact failed when she fell down the well and became amnesiac. With Leila being the last known person to be aware of the artifact's whereabouts, the Scepter ultimately became lost to both the Assassins and Templars.<ref name="Leila"/>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In the non-canonical modern day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] is able to beat the Templars to the artifact and brings it back to the Brotherhood.		*In the non-canonical modern-day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] is able to beat the Templars to the artifact and brings it back to the Brotherhood.
	* The Scepter of Aset resembles a {{Wiki\|was-sceptre}}, an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.		*The Scepter of Aset resembles a {{Wiki\|was-sceptre}}, an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	~~[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|240px\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]~~
	The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>

			[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|230px\|left\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]
	The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In the non-canonical modern day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] is able to beat the Templars to the artifact and brings it back to the Brotherhood.		*In the non-canonical modern day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] is able to beat the Templars to the artifact and brings it back to the Brotherhood.
	* The Scepter of Aset resembles a ~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Was-sceptre~~ was-sceptre], an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.		* The Scepter of Aset resembles a {{Wiki\|was-sceptre}}, an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|240px\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]		[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|240px\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]
	The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to ~~members of~~ the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Egyptian Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>

	The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>

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	\|type = [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]]		\|type = [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]]
	\|powers = *Granting charisma and leadership		\|powers = *Granting charisma and leadership
	*Temporary resurrection {{c\|allegedly}}
	\|current = In a well near [[Edfu]], [[Egypt]]		\|current = In a well near [[Edfu]], [[Egypt]]
	\|period = *Prehistory		\|period = *Prehistory
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	The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]], which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It belonged to the Isu [[Isis]], also known as Aset~~, who allegedly used it to resurrect her lover [[Osiris]] for one night following his murder by [[Seth]]~~.		The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]], which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It originally belonged to the Isu [[Isis]], also known as Aset.

	==Owners==		==Owners==

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	*Temporary resurrection {{c\|allegedly}}		*Temporary resurrection {{c\|allegedly}}
	\|current = In a well near [[Edfu]], [[Egypt]]		\|current = In a well near [[Edfu]], [[Egypt]]
			\|period = *Prehistory
			*[[Roman Empire]]
			*[[Bahri dynasty]]
	\|created = [[Isu]]		\|created = [[Isu]]
	\|made = Prehistory		\|made = Prehistory
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	*[[Lugos]]		*[[Lugos]]
	*[[Ali Al-Ghraib]]		*[[Ali Al-Ghraib]]
	[[Leila]]~~\|period=Prehistory~~		*[[Leila]]
	*[[Roman Empire]]		}}
	*[[Bahri dynasty]]}}
	The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]], which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It belonged to the Isu [[Isis]], also known as Aset, who allegedly used it to resurrect her lover [[Osiris]] for one night following his murder by [[Seth]].		The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]], which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It belonged to the Isu [[Isis]], also known as Aset, who allegedly used it to resurrect her lover [[Osiris]] for one night following his murder by [[Seth]].

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	SoAGift.png\|The Scepter being given to the Mamluks		SoAGift.png\|The Scepter being given to the Mamluks
	ScepterBox.jpg\|The Scepter in an ankh-shaped box, disassambled		ScepterBox.jpg\|The Scepter in an ankh-shaped box, disassambled
	ScepterWell.jpg\|The Scepter lying on the bottom of the well		ScepterWell.jpg\|The Scepter lying at the bottom of the well
	ACFT - Pieces of Eden collection.jpg\|The Scepter shown among other Pieces of Eden (on the left)		ACFT - Pieces of Eden collection.jpg\|The Scepter shown among other Pieces of Eden (on the left)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	\|image = Sceptre Aset.png		\|image = Sceptre Aset.png
	\|type = [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]]		\|type = [[Pieces of Eden\|Piece of Eden]]
	\|powers = ~~Grant~~ charisma and leadership		\|powers = *Granting charisma and leadership
	\|current = In a well near Edfu, [[Egypt]]		*Temporary resurrection {{c\|allegedly}}
	\|created = [[Isu~~\|First Civilization~~]]		\|current = In a well near [[Edfu]], [[Egypt]]
			\|created = [[Isu]]
	\|made = Prehistory		\|made = Prehistory
	\|notable = *[[Isis]]		\|notable = *[[Isis]]
	*[[Lugos]]		*[[Lugos]]
	*[[Bahri dynasty]]
	*[[Ali Al-Ghraib]]		*[[Ali Al-Ghraib]]
	*[[Leila]]}}		[[Leila]]\|period=Prehistory
	The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] of [[Isu~~\|First Civilization~~]] ~~origin~~, which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It belonged to [[Isis]], also known as Aset, ~~a member of the First Civilization~~.		*[[Roman Empire]]
			*[[Bahri dynasty]]}}
			The '''Scepter of Aset''', or '''Piece of Eden #24''', was an [[Pieces of Eden\|ancient artifact]] created by the [[Isu]], which conferred charisma and leadership to its wielder. It belonged to the Isu [[Isis]], also known as Aset, who allegedly used it to resurrect her lover [[Osiris]] for one night following his murder by [[Seth]].

	==Owners==		==Owners==
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	==History==		==History==
	===Antiquity===		===Antiquity===
	The Scepter was originally owned by Isis, a famous ~~member of the First Civilization~~ deified by the ancient [[Egypt]]ians. By the mid-2nd century, the Scepter and the [[Ankh]] were in the hands of [[Lugos]], who was a founding member of the Liberalis Circulum, ~~an earlier iteration~~ of the ~~Brotherhood~~ of [[~~Assassins~~]]. Unfortunately, ~~the Piece~~ of Eden ~~was~~ lost in a shipwreck off the coast of a small island in the [[Mediterranean Sea]].<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter was originally owned by Isis, a famous Isu deified by the ancient [[Egypt]]ians. By the mid-2nd century CE, the Scepter and another artifact, the [[Ankh]], were in the hands of [[Lugos]], who was a founding member of the [[Liberalis Circulum]], a group of [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] active in the territories of the [[Roman Empire]]. Unfortunately, both Pieces of Eden were lost in a shipwreck off the coast of a small island in the [[Mediterranean Sea]].<ref name="Hawk"/>

	===Middle ~~Age~~===		===Middle Ages===
	The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when ~~anonymous~~ [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to members of the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>		[[File:MamlukScepter.png\|thumb\|240px\|A Mamluk wielding the Scepter]]
			The Scepter of Aset reappeared over a thousand years later, when some [[Italy\|Italian]] fishermen found it amid the debris of Lugos' ship, in the early 13th century. Subsequently, the fishermen sold the artifact for a very low price to an Egyptian merchant, who in turn sold it to members of the [[Egyptian Brotherhood of Assassins]], who kept the artefact in their possession for half a century. In 1250, still in Egypt, the Brotherhood gave the artifact to the [[Mamluks]] in an effort to help them in their [[Slavery\|slave]] revolt against the rule of their [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid]] overlords.<ref name="Hawk"/>

	The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of ~~them~~, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task ~~to find~~ the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>		The Scepter remained for nearly a century in the possession of the [[Bahri dynasty]] Sultans, placed in power by the revolt of the Mamluks, until 1340 when the [[Templars]] stole it from the Sultan [[Al-Nasir Muhammad]]. The Assassins then entrusted one of their own, [[Numa Al'Khamsin]], with the task of finding the artifact, which could be a dangerous weapon in the hands of the Templars.<ref name="Hawk"/>

	Some time later in 1341, Numa Al'Khamsin and his disciple [[Ali Al-Ghraib]] retrieved the Scepter from the Templars. However, instead of returning to the Sultan's Palace, the artifact stayed in Assassin' hands. Because of his distrust to the Sultan's deputies, Numa was imprisoned.<ref name="El Cakr"/>		Some time later in 1341, Numa Al'Khamsin and his disciple [[Ali Al-Ghraib]] retrieved the Scepter from the Templars. However, instead of returning to the Sultan's Palace, the artifact stayed in Assassin' hands. Because of his distrust to the Sultan's deputies, Numa was imprisoned.<ref name="El Cakr"/>
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*In the non-canonical modern day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] ~~finds~~ the artifact ~~first, returning~~ it to the ~~Assassins~~.		*In the non-canonical modern day storyline of the [[Assassin's Creed (Les Deux Royaumes comics)\|''Assassin's Creed'' French comic series]], the Assassins and Templars fight a battle against time on who retrieves the Scepter first. Ultimately, the Assassin [[Jonathan Hawk]] is able to beat the Templars to the artifact and brings it back to the Brotherhood.
	* The Scepter of Aset ~~looks like~~ a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Was-sceptre was-sceptre], an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.		* The Scepter of Aset resembles a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Was-sceptre was-sceptre], an ancient Egyptian symbol of power and dominion that is attributed to the gods (such as Set or Anubis) and the Pharaoh.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	ScepterOfAsetDrawing.png\|An ancient wall painting of the Scepter ~~of Aset~~		ScepterOfAsetDrawing.png\|An ancient wall painting depicting the Scepter
	~~MamlukScepter~~.png\|~~A Mamluk using~~ the ~~power of the Scepter~~		SoAGift.png\|The Scepter being given to the Mamluks
	ScepterBox.jpg\|The Scepter in an ankh-shaped box, disassambled		ScepterBox.jpg\|The Scepter in an ankh-shaped box, disassambled
	ScepterWell.jpg\|The Scepter lying on the bottom of the well		ScepterWell.jpg\|The Scepter lying on the bottom of the well
			ACFT - Pieces of Eden collection.jpg\|The Scepter shown among other Pieces of Eden (on the left)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[~~Assassin’s~~ Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' {{c\|~~flashback only~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed 5: El Cakr]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed 6: Leila]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' {{c\|cameo}}

	==References==		==References==