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	In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the artifact and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the artifact and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

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	In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.~~<ref name="ACPL3"/>~~		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the artifact and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

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	In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole ~~the Shroud~~ and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

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	\|type=[[Piece of Eden]]		\|type=[[Piece of Eden]]
	\|powers=*Regeneration and healing		\|powers=*Regeneration and healing
	*Communication with Consus~~' consciousness~~ {{C\|Original Shroud only}}		*Increased strength
			*Communication with [[Consus]] {{c\|Original Shroud only}}
	*[[Bleeding Effect]] induction		*[[Bleeding Effect]] induction
	\|current=*[[Shroud of Eden 1\|#1]]: ''Destroyed''<ref name="ACS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>		\|current=*[[Shroud of Eden 1\|#1]]: ''Destroyed''<ref name="ACS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>
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	*[[Juno]] {{c\|copy}}		*[[Juno]] {{c\|copy}}
	\|made=1923 [[Isu Era]]		\|made=1923 [[Isu Era]] {{c\|original}}
	\|~~notable=*[[Jason]]~~
	*[[Joseph]]
	*[[Jesus of Nazareth]]
	*[[Crawford Starrick]]
	*[[Álvaro Gramática]]
	}}		}}
	The '''Shrouds of Eden''' are [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] shaped like cloths capable of restoration and healing. The Shrouds are nanotech matter regenerators designed by the [[Isu]] [[Consus]], who created the [[Shroud of Eden 1\|original]] in the year 1923 of the [[Isu Era]] to treat casualties of the [[War of Unification]]. His own consciousness was stored inside the original Shroud, resulting in his ability to possess the bodies of the artifact's users temporarily upon activation.<ref name="ACS"/>		The '''Shrouds of Eden''' are [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]] shaped like cloths capable of restoration and healing. The Shrouds are nanotech matter regenerators designed by the [[Isu]] [[Consus]], who created the [[Shroud of Eden 1\|original]] in the year 1923 of the [[Isu Era]] to treat casualties of the [[War of Unification]]. His own consciousness was stored inside the original Shroud, resulting in his ability to possess the bodies of the artifact's users temporarily upon activation.<ref name="ACS"/>
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	When worn by the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]' [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]], a Shroud bestowed enhanced healing abilities; he was able to regenerate from wounds that would be considered instantaneously fatal. The Shroud also granted Starrick enhanced strength, as he was easily able to overpower the [[Jacob Frye\|Frye]] [[Evie Frye\|twins]] and [[Jayadeep Mir]] and drain their energy. However, he lost these abilities as soon as he was physically separated from the artifact.<ref name="ACS"/>		When worn by the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]' [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]], a Shroud bestowed enhanced healing abilities; he was able to regenerate from wounds that would be considered instantaneously fatal. The Shroud also granted Starrick enhanced strength, as he was easily able to overpower the [[Jacob Frye\|Frye]] [[Evie Frye\|twins]] and [[Jayadeep Mir]] and drain their energy. However, he lost these abilities as soon as he was physically separated from the artifact.<ref name="ACS"/>

	Despite the rumors of ~~its abilities~~ to do so, the ~~Shroud~~ could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, it could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>		Despite the rumors of their ability to do so, the Shrouds could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, they could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>

	The ~~Shroud was~~ also known to cause severe hallucinations in those who had used it, and in extreme cases like that of [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]], could ~~also seem to~~ tear a person from the inside out.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		The Shrouds were also known to cause severe hallucinations in those who had used them, and in extreme cases like that of [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]], they could seemingly tear a person from the inside out.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

	[[Giovanni Borgia]] in particular suffered lasting effects from the Shroud. Though the artifact healed his defective body as a baby, throughout his childhood, he would have vivid dreams of the [[Bleeding Effect\|memories of others]] who had come into contact with the Shroud, such as [[Perotto Calderon\|his father]] and [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACPL Giovanni Borgia Rome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		[[Giovanni Borgia]] in particular suffered lasting effects from the original Shroud. Though the artifact healed his defective body as a baby, throughout his childhood, he would have vivid dreams of the [[Bleeding Effect\|memories of others]] who had come into contact with the Shroud, such as [[Perotto Calderon\|his father]] and [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref name="ACPL Giovanni Borgia Rome">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]		[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]
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	{{Main\|Shroud of Eden 1}}		{{Main\|Shroud of Eden 1}}
	[[File:Philippi, Macedonia.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud of Eden being used on Brutus' body]]		[[File:Philippi, Macedonia.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud of Eden being used on Brutus' body]]
	Created by Consus, this Shroud also contained his consciousness which communicated with those who ~~are~~ healed by the ~~Shroud~~. The first to recover the Shroud was the Isu [[Juno]], who studied it for her own plans.<ref name="ACS"/>		Created by Consus, this Shroud also contained his consciousness, which communicated with those who were healed by the artifact. The first to recover the Shroud was the Isu [[Juno]], who studied it for her own plans.<ref name="ACS"/>

	In ~~Ancient~~ [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the Shroud and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[~~Lonigo~~]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the Shroud and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

	[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]		[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]
	During the 19th century, the [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] [[William Robert Woodman]] came into contact with the Shroud and began to communicate with Consus. By 1944, the Baguttiani family ~~had~~ the Shroud. The Templar ~~agent~~ [[Keith Scipione]] ~~bought~~ the artifact and brought it to [[Abstergo Industries]], the Templars' front company.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		During the 19th century, the [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] [[William Robert Woodman]] came into contact with the Shroud and began to communicate with Consus.<ref name="ACS"/> By 1944, the Baguttiani family owned the Shroud. The Templar [[Keith Scipione]] purchased the artifact and brought it to [[Abstergo Industries]], the Templars' front company.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	In 2011, Abstergo's Director of Research of the Future Technology division, [[Álvaro Gramática]], began studying the Shroud. In 2013, Gramática became the Director of the [[Phoenix Project]], an initiative to fully sequence an Isu genome. He used the Shroud in the project and communicated with Consus. In 2014, the Assassins attacked Gramática's lab in [[Paris]], and [[Galina Voronina]] threw a grenade at the Templar. The explosion severly damaged the Shroud, and the artifact was destroyed after healing Gramática's injuries.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 2011, Abstergo's Director of Research of the [[Future Technology]] division, [[Álvaro Gramática]], began studying the Shroud. In 2013, Gramática became the Director of the [[Phoenix Project]], an initiative to fully sequence an Isu genome. He used the Shroud in the project and communicated with Consus. In 2014, the Assassins attacked Gramática's lab in [[Paris]], and [[Galina Voronina]] threw a grenade at the Templar. The explosion severly damaged the Shroud, and the artifact was destroyed after healing Gramática's injuries.<ref name="ACS"/>

	===Shroud of Eden #2===		===Shroud of Eden #2===
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	In 1868, Grand Master [[Crawford Starrick]] accessed the Shroud's vault and wore the artifact during his fight against the twin Assassins [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], though the Assassins separated Starrick from the Shroud and killed him. The twins then locked the artifact in its cache, which remained in the vault.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 1868, Grand Master [[Crawford Starrick]] accessed the Shroud's vault and wore the artifact during his fight against the twin Assassins [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], though the Assassins separated Starrick from the Shroud and killed him. The twins then locked the artifact in its cache, which remained in the vault.<ref name="ACS"/>

	In 2015, the Templars [[Isabelle Ardant]], [[Juhani Otso Berg]], and [[Violet da Costa]] ~~located~~ the vault and took the cache but were confronted by the Assassins [[Shaun Hastings]], [[Rebecca Crane]], and Galina Voronina. Although Shaun assassinated Ardant, Violet retrieved the cache and brought it to Álvaro Gramática, who intended to use the artifact in the Phoenix Project as a replacement for the destroyed original Shroud.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 2015, the Templars [[Isabelle Ardant]], [[Juhani Otso Berg]], and [[Violet da Costa]] found the vault and took the cache but were confronted by the Assassins [[Shaun Hastings]], [[Rebecca Crane]], and Galina Voronina. Although Shaun assassinated Ardant, Violet retrieved the cache and brought it to Álvaro Gramática, who intended to use the artifact in the Phoenix Project as a replacement for the destroyed original Shroud.<ref name="ACS"/>

	In 2018, the [[Instruments of the First Will]] forced Gramática to use the Shroud to create a new Isu body for [[Juno]]'s consciousness to inhabit. The procedure was successful, but Juno was killed not long after by the Assassin [[Charlotte de la Cruz]], while the Shroud was presumably destroyed when Berg blew up Gramática's [[Abstergo Industries Australia facility\|laboratory]] in an attempt to wipe out the Instruments.<ref name="Uprising"/>		In 2018, the [[Instruments of the First Will]] forced Gramática to use the Shroud to create a new Isu body for [[Juno]]'s consciousness to inhabit. The procedure was successful, but Juno was killed not long after by the Assassin [[Charlotte de la Cruz]], while the Shroud was presumably destroyed when Berg blew up Gramática's [[Abstergo Industries Australia facility\|laboratory]] in an attempt to wipe out the Instruments.<ref name="Uprising"/>

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	[[File:Sideeffects.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud destroying Niccolò di Pitigliano]]		[[File:Sideeffects.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud destroying Niccolò di Pitigliano]]
	When worn by the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]' [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]], ~~the~~ Shroud bestowed enhanced healing abilities; he was able to regenerate from wounds that would be considered instantaneously fatal. The Shroud also granted Starrick enhanced strength, as he was easily able to overpower the [[Jacob Frye\|Frye]] [[Evie Frye\|twins]] and [[Jayadeep Mir]] and drain their energy. However, he lost these abilities as soon as he was physically separated from the artifact.<ref name="ACS"/>		When worn by the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templars]]' [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Crawford Starrick]], a Shroud bestowed enhanced healing abilities; he was able to regenerate from wounds that would be considered instantaneously fatal. The Shroud also granted Starrick enhanced strength, as he was easily able to overpower the [[Jacob Frye\|Frye]] [[Evie Frye\|twins]] and [[Jayadeep Mir]] and drain their energy. However, he lost these abilities as soon as he was physically separated from the artifact.<ref name="ACS"/>

	Despite the rumors of its abilities to do so, the Shroud could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, it could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>		Despite the rumors of its abilities to do so, the Shroud could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, it could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>
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	[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]		[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]
	Additionally, Giovanni frequently spoke with a being no one else could see, an entity he called Consus. In his later life, Giovanni ~~would become~~ known among the other Assassins as one who "spoke" with Pieces of Eden, and was particularly receptive to their presence. This led to him being sent on a mission to ~~identify and~~ retrieve [[Crystal Skulls\|one such artifact]] in the New World.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 4 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		Additionally, Giovanni frequently spoke with a being no one else could see, an entity he called Consus. In his later life, Giovanni became known among the other Assassins as one who "spoke" with Pieces of Eden, and was particularly receptive to their presence. This led to him being sent on a mission to retrieve [[Crystal Skulls\|one such artifact]] in the New World.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 4 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	According to an analysis by [[Abstergo Industries]], when a Shroud is wrapped around a body, it scans it for damage, then reconstructs it on a cellular level, enabling potential reconstruction of decomposed organisms.<ref name="ACS"/>		According to an analysis by [[Abstergo Industries]], when a Shroud of Eden is wrapped around a body, it scans it for damage, then reconstructs it on a cellular level, enabling potential reconstruction of decomposed organisms.<ref name="ACS"/>

	The Shrouds were identified as "nanotech matter regenerators" by [[Azaes]] in a simulation of ~~the~~ [[~~Isu Era~~]] ~~encountered~~ by [[Kassandra]] on behalf of [[Aletheia]].<ref name="Fate of Atlantis">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis]]'' – [[The Atlantean Patient]]</ref>		The Shrouds were identified as "nanotech matter regenerators" by [[Azaes]] in a simulation of [[Atlantis]] experienced by [[Kassandra]] on behalf of [[Aletheia]].<ref name="Fate of Atlantis">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis]]'' – [[The Atlantean Patient]]</ref>

	==Known Shrouds of Eden==		==Known Shrouds of Eden==
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	{{Main\|Shroud of Eden 1}}		{{Main\|Shroud of Eden 1}}
	[[File:Philippi, Macedonia.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud of Eden being used on Brutus' body]]		[[File:Philippi, Macedonia.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud of Eden being used on Brutus' body]]
	Created by Consus, this Shroud also contained his consciousness which communicated with those who are healed by the Shroud. The first to recover the Shroud was the Isu [[Juno]], who studied it for her own ~~plan~~.<ref name="ACS"/>		Created by Consus, this Shroud also contained his consciousness which communicated with those who are healed by the Shroud. The first to recover the Shroud was the Isu [[Juno]], who studied it for her own plans.<ref name="ACS"/>

	In Ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In Ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]] who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>
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	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the Shroud and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Lonigo]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the Shroud and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Lonigo]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL3"/>

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL4"/>

	[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]		[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]
	During the 19th century, the [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] [[William Robert Woodman]] came into contact with the Shroud and began to communicate with Consus. By 1944, the Baguttiani family had the Shroud. The Templar agent [[Keith Scipione]] bought the artifact and brought it to [[Abstergo Industries]], the Templars' front company.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		During the 19th century, the [[Hermeticists\|Hermeticist]] [[William Robert Woodman]] came into contact with the Shroud and began to communicate with Consus. By 1944, the Baguttiani family had the Shroud. The Templar agent [[Keith Scipione]] bought the artifact and brought it to [[Abstergo Industries]], the Templars' front company.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	In 2011, Abstergo's Director of Research of the Future Technology division, [[Álvaro Gramática]], began studying the Shroud. In 2013, Gramática became the Director of the [[Phoenix Project]], an initiative to fully sequence an Isu genome. He used the Shroud in the project and communicated with Consus. In 2014, the Assassins attacked Gramática's lab in [[Paris]] and [[Galina Voronina]] threw a grenade at the Templar. The explosion severly damaged the Shroud, and the artifact was destroyed after healing Gramática's injuries.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 2011, Abstergo's Director of Research of the Future Technology division, [[Álvaro Gramática]], began studying the Shroud. In 2013, Gramática became the Director of the [[Phoenix Project]], an initiative to fully sequence an Isu genome. He used the Shroud in the project and communicated with Consus. In 2014, the Assassins attacked Gramática's lab in [[Paris]], and [[Galina Voronina]] threw a grenade at the Templar. The explosion severly damaged the Shroud, and the artifact was destroyed after healing Gramática's injuries.<ref name="ACS"/>

	===Shroud of Eden #2===		===Shroud of Eden #2===
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	[[File:Starrick adquires superstrengh M4.JPG\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Crawford Starrick wearing the Shroud of Eden 2]]		[[File:Starrick adquires superstrengh M4.JPG\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Crawford Starrick wearing the Shroud of Eden 2]]
	In 1868, ~~the~~ Grand Master [[Crawford Starrick]] accessed the Shroud's vault and wore the artifact during his fight against the twin Assassins [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], though the Assassins separated Starrick from the Shroud and killed him. The twins then locked the artifact ~~back~~ in its cache, which remained in the vault.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 1868, Grand Master [[Crawford Starrick]] accessed the Shroud's vault and wore the artifact during his fight against the twin Assassins [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], though the Assassins separated Starrick from the Shroud and killed him. The twins then locked the artifact in its cache, which remained in the vault.<ref name="ACS"/>

	In 2015, the Templars [[Isabelle Ardant]], [[Juhani Otso Berg]], and [[Violet da Costa]] located the vault and took the cache but were confronted by the Assassins [[Shaun Hastings]], [[Rebecca Crane]], and Galina Voronina. Although Shaun assassinated Ardant, Violet retrieved the cache and brought it to Álvaro Gramática, who intended to use the artifact in the Phoenix Project as a replacement for the destroyed original Shroud.<ref name="ACS"/>		In 2015, the Templars [[Isabelle Ardant]], [[Juhani Otso Berg]], and [[Violet da Costa]] located the vault and took the cache but were confronted by the Assassins [[Shaun Hastings]], [[Rebecca Crane]], and Galina Voronina. Although Shaun assassinated Ardant, Violet retrieved the cache and brought it to Álvaro Gramática, who intended to use the artifact in the Phoenix Project as a replacement for the destroyed original Shroud.<ref name="ACS"/>
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	===Other Shrouds===		===Other Shrouds===
	*Many biblical figures possessed a Shroud of Eden. [[Joseph]], son of Jacob, received a Shroud from his father. ~~The King~~ [[David]] wore a Shroud during his fight against [[Goliath]]. [[Jesus of Nazareth]] had a Shroud of Eden and the Order of the Ancients condemned him to recover it. It is unknown if it is the same Shroud or three different artifacts.<ref name="Glyphs"/>		*Many biblical figures possessed a Shroud of Eden. [[Joseph]], son of Jacob, received a Shroud from his father. [[David]] wore a Shroud during his fight against [[Goliath]]. [[Jesus of Nazareth]] had a Shroud of Eden, and the Order of the Ancients condemned him to recover it. It is unknown if it is the same Shroud or three different artifacts.<ref name="Glyphs"/>
	*Circa 422 BCE, in a [[Aletheia's simulations\|simulation]] of [[Atlantis]], the ''misthios'' [[Kassandra]] saw an experimental replica of a Shroud.<ref name="Fate of Atlantis"/>		*Circa 422 BCE, in a [[Aletheia's simulations\|simulation]] of [[Atlantis]], the ''misthios'' [[Kassandra]] saw an experimental replica of a Shroud.<ref name="Fate of Atlantis"/>
	*In 870 CE, the Hidden One [[Ammon]] was tasked with retrieving a Shroud of Eden from a merchant's palace in [[Bulgar]]. Due to the interference of the Viking [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson]], Ammon failed his mission and was killed, with the Shroud remaining in the palace as soldiers from the Order of the Ancients approached.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Song of Glory]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Song of Glory 3\|Issue #3]]</ref>		*In 870, the Hidden One [[Ammon]] was tasked with retrieving a Shroud of Eden from a merchant's palace in [[Bulgar]]. Due to the interference of the Viking [[Sigurd Styrbjornsson]], Ammon failed his mission and was killed, with the Shroud remaining in the palace as soldiers from the Order of the Ancients approached.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Song of Glory]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Song of Glory 3\|Issue #3]]</ref>

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	[[File:ACRPG LOB Shroud of Eden.png\|thumb\|180px\|The Shroud of Eden copy]]		[[File:ACRPG LOB Shroud of Eden.png\|thumb\|180px\|The Shroud of Eden copy]]
	This imperfect Shroud was an attempt by Juno to replicate the original Shroud of Eden's properties. Unlike said artifact, it possessed only limited healing capabilities and retained fragments of both Consus' and Juno's consciousnesses. Wearing it for extended periods of time was considered ~~highly~~ dangerous due to the consciousnesses' ability to speak with and even possess the wearer.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />		This imperfect Shroud was an attempt by Juno to replicate the original Shroud of Eden's properties. Unlike said artifact, it possessed only limited healing capabilities and retained fragments of both Consus' and Juno's consciousnesses. Wearing it for extended periods of time was considered dangerous due to the consciousnesses' ability to speak with and even possess the wearer.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />

	In 872, the [[Order of the Ancients]] found the Shroud in the [[Warwick Burh]] fortress on the [[River Avon]], in the possession of a [[merchant]] family. The Order captain [[Aleksi]] retrieved the artifact and wore it for days, writing tirelessly and doing "[[calculations]]" while talking to the consciousnesses.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />		In 872, the [[Order of the Ancients]] found the Shroud in the [[Warwick Burh]] fortress on the [[River Avon]], in the possession of a [[merchant]] family. The Order captain [[Aleksi]] retrieved the artifact and wore it for days, writing tirelessly and doing "[[calculations]]" while talking to the consciousnesses.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />

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	{{Main\|Shroud of Eden copy}}		{{Main\|Shroud of Eden copy}}
	[[File:ACRPG LOB Shroud of Eden.png\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|The Shroud of Eden copy]]		[[File:ACRPG LOB Shroud of Eden.png\|thumb\|180px\|The Shroud of Eden copy]]
	This imperfect Shroud was an attempt by Juno to replicate the original Shroud's properties. Unlike said artifact, it possessed limited healing capabilities and retained fragments of both Consus' and Juno's consciousnesses. Wearing it for extended periods of time was considered dangerous due to the consciousnesses' ability to speak with and even possess the wearer.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />		This imperfect Shroud was an attempt by Juno to replicate the original Shroud of Eden's properties. Unlike said artifact, it possessed only limited healing capabilities and retained fragments of both Consus' and Juno's consciousnesses. Wearing it for extended periods of time was considered highly dangerous due to the consciousnesses' ability to speak with and even possess the wearer.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />

	In 872, the [[Order of the Ancients]] found the Shroud in the [[Warwick Burh]] fortress on the [[River Avon]], in the possession of a [[merchant]] family. The Order captain [[Aleksi]] retrieved the artifact and wore it for days, writing tirelessly and doing "[[calculations]]" while talking to the consciousnesses.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />		In 872, the [[Order of the Ancients]] found the Shroud in the [[Warwick Burh]] fortress on the [[River Avon]], in the possession of a [[merchant]] family. The Order captain [[Aleksi]] retrieved the artifact and wore it for days, writing tirelessly and doing "[[calculations]]" while talking to the consciousnesses.<ref name="Cursed Treasure" />

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	==Powers and side effects==		==Powers and side effects==
	{{Quote\|The voice does not seem hostile, despite its urgency. Perhaps it does only wish to heal, but I will not take a chance!\|Mario Auditore, regarding the use of the Shroud.\|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}		{{Quote\|The voice does not seem hostile, despite its urgency. Perhaps it does only wish to heal, but I will not take a chance!\|Mario Auditore, regarding the use of the Shroud.\|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
	The original Shroud has been used to heal wounds of varying severity, mending injuries ranging from stab wounds to birth defects. It spoke in an almost kind voice that constantly offered healing, and urged its users to disregard their own physical frailty.<ref name="ACPL3">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Italian Wars: Chapter 4 – ~~Perotto Calderon~~]]</ref><ref name="~~ACPL4~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Italian Wars: Chapter 2 – Francesco Vecellio]]</ref>		The original Shroud has been used to heal wounds of varying severity, mending injuries ranging from stab wounds to birth defects. It spoke in an almost kind voice that constantly offered healing, and urged its users to disregard their own physical frailty.<ref name="ACPL3">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Italian Wars: Chapter 3 – Mario Auditore]]</ref><ref name="ACPL2">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Italian Wars: Chapter 2 – Francesco Vecellio]]</ref>

	[[File:Sideeffects.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud destroying Niccolò di Pitigliano]]		[[File:Sideeffects.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|The original Shroud destroying Niccolò di Pitigliano]]
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	Despite the rumors of their ability to do so, the Shrouds could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, they could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>		Despite the rumors of their ability to do so, the Shrouds could not bring a deceased being back to life. However, they could reanimate bodies to a small degree for a short amount of time.<ref name="ACPL Christmas">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Holidays: Chapter 1 – Ghosts of Christmas Past]]</ref>

	The Shrouds were also known to cause severe hallucinations in those who had used them, and in extreme cases like that of [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]], they could seemingly tear a person from the inside out.<ref name="~~ACPL4~~"/>		The Shrouds were also known to cause severe hallucinations in those who had used them, and in extreme cases like that of [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]], they could seemingly tear a person from the inside out.<ref name="ACPL2"/>

	[[Giovanni Borgia]] in particular suffered lasting effects from the original Shroud. Though the artifact healed his defective body as a baby, throughout his childhood, he would have vivid dreams of the [[Bleeding Effect\|memories of others]] who had come into contact with the Shroud, such as [[Perotto Calderon\|his father]] and [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref ~~name="ACPL Giovanni Borgia Rome"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>		[[Giovanni Borgia]] in particular suffered lasting effects from the original Shroud. Though the artifact healed his defective body as a baby, throughout his childhood, he would have vivid dreams of the [[Bleeding Effect\|memories of others]] who had come into contact with the Shroud, such as [[Perotto Calderon\|his father]] and [[Marcus Junius Brutus]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Rome: Chapter 2 – Giovanni Borgia]]</ref>

	[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]		[[File:Lateral Vision PL.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Perotto appearing in Giovanni's dreams]]
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	In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>		In ancient [[Greece]], the hero [[Jason]] was tasked to recover the Golden Fleece, which was, in fact, the original Shroud.<ref name="Glyphs">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[Glyphs]]</ref> In 42 BCE, the [[Assassins\|Hidden Ones]] used the Shroud to try and save their brother [[Marcus Junius Brutus]], who had committed suicide. Brutus opened his eyes and moved, but did not appear to breathe and eventually fell still in a seeming second death.<ref name="ACPL Christmas"/>

	By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the artifact and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]]. In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="~~ACPL3~~"/>		By 1356, the Shroud was possessed by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Geoffroy de Charny]]. The [[Italian Brotherhood of Assassins\|Italian Assassins]] stole the artifact and hid it for a century in [[Monteriggioni]] before it was relocated to [[Agnadello]].<ref name="ACPL3"/> In 1498, the Assassin [[Perotto Calderon]] betrayed the Brotherhood and stole the Shroud, using it to save his malformed son.<ref name="ACPL4">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' – [[Italian Wars: Chapter 4 – Perotto Calderon]]</ref>

	During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="~~ACPL4~~"/>		During the [[Battle of Agnadello]] in 1509, the ''condottiero'' [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]] stole the Shroud. A year later, the Assassin [[Francesco Vecellio]] mortally wounded Niccolò, who used the Shroud to heal himself. As he tried to use it against the Assassin, Niccolò was torn apart by the artifact, allowing Vecellio to recover the Shroud.<ref name="ACPL2"/>

	[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]		[[File:Milan, Italy.png\|thumb\|250px\|Keith Scipione examining the Shroud]]