Sirus Favero - Revision history

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	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
			\| database = [[Database: Sirus "Il Corvo" Favero\|Sirus "Il Corvo" Favero]]
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Recruitment by Cesare===		===Recruitment by Cesare===
	Between 1488 and 1494, Sirus Favero earned a feared reputation throughout [[Tuscany]] for his ~~murder~~ of several nobles in that region. His famed cruelty appealed to the Templar Cesare Borgia, who sought his recruitment. This he effected through Sirus' abduction, upon which Cesare offered him mercy in exchange for his sworn service.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – [[Database: Sirus "Il Corvo" Favero]]</ref>		Between 1488 and 1494, Sirus Favero earned a feared reputation throughout [[Tuscany]] for his murders of several nobles in that region. His famed cruelty appealed to the Templar Cesare Borgia, who sought his recruitment. This he effected through Sirus' abduction, upon which Cesare offered him mercy in exchange for his sworn service.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – [[Database: Sirus "Il Corvo" Favero]]</ref>

	As an agent of Cesare, Sirus recruited countless men into the ranks of the Borgia. Because of his martial prowess, his main role involved training the soldiers of the Borgia armies. His connections allowed his son [[Matteo Favero\|Matteo]] to become a [[Borgia captain\|captain]] in Cesare's army, though he managed to keep this fact hidden from Cesare himself.<ref name="Database" />		As an agent of Cesare, Sirus recruited countless men into the ranks of the Borgia. Because of his martial prowess, his main role involved training the soldiers of the Borgia armies. His connections allowed his son [[Matteo Favero\|Matteo]] to become a [[Borgia captain\|captain]] in Cesare's army, though he managed to keep this fact hidden from Cesare himself.<ref name="Database" />

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	'''Sirus Favero''' (1433 – c. 1506), also known as '''Il Corvo''' (English: ''The Crow''), was the Grand Master of the [[Crows]]. He founded the unit alongside [[Cesare Borgia]] with the goal of eradicating the [[Assassins]] through the adoption of their own techniques.		'''Sirus Favero''' (1433 – c. 1506), also known as '''Il Corvo''' (English: ''The Crow''), was the Grand Master of the [[Crows]]. He founded the unit alongside [[Cesare Borgia]] with the goal of eradicating the [[Assassins]] through the adoption of their own techniques.

	Despite the proven success of the program, Sirus and Cesare came to quarrel with one another over the years, developing a mutual hatred that would eventually cause the Crows to split from their parent organization, the [[Templars]]. When his son was killed by the Assassin [[Lo Sparviero]], Sirus swore revenge against all Assassins and became a double agent, earning the trust of the Assassin leader [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who was unaware of his identity as head of the Crows.		Despite the proven success of the program, Sirus and Cesare came to quarrel with one another over the years, developing a mutual hatred that would eventually cause the Crows to split from their parent organization, the [[Templars]]. When his [[Matteo Favero\|son]] was killed by the Assassin [[Lo Sparviero]], Sirus swore revenge against all Assassins and became a double agent, earning the trust of the Assassin leader [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who was unaware of his identity as head of the Crows.

	Sirus planned to use this infiltration to destroy both the Borgia and the Assassins, but his duplicity was eventually exposed. As a result, he hoped to launch a final assault against the Assassins in [[Rome]], but during the operation he was tracked down and killed by none other than Lo Sparviero himself.		Sirus planned to use this infiltration to destroy both the Borgia and the Assassins, but his duplicity was eventually exposed. As a result, he hoped to launch a final assault against the Assassins in [[Rome]], but during the operation he was tracked down and killed by none other than Lo Sparviero himself.
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	'''Sirus Favero''' (1433 – c. 1506), also known as "'''Il Corvo'''", was the Grand Master of the [[Crows]]. He founded the unit alongside [[Cesare Borgia]] with the goal of eradicating the [[Assassins]] through the adoption of their own techniques.		'''Sirus Favero''' (1433 – c. 1506), also known as '''Il Corvo''' (English: ''The Crow''), was the Grand Master of the [[Crows]]. He founded the unit alongside [[Cesare Borgia]] with the goal of eradicating the [[Assassins]] through the adoption of their own techniques.

	Despite the proven success of the program, Sirus and Cesare came to quarrel with one another over the years, developing a mutual hatred that would eventually cause the Crows to split from their parent organization, the [[Templars]]. When his son was killed by the Assassin [[Lo Sparviero]], Sirus swore revenge against all Assassins and became a double agent, earning the trust of the Assassin leader [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who was unaware of his identity as head of the Crows.		Despite the proven success of the program, Sirus and Cesare came to quarrel with one another over the years, developing a mutual hatred that would eventually cause the Crows to split from their parent organization, the [[Templars]]. When his son was killed by the Assassin [[Lo Sparviero]], Sirus swore revenge against all Assassins and became a double agent, earning the trust of the Assassin leader [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who was unaware of his identity as head of the Crows.

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Recruitment by Cesare===		===Recruitment by Cesare===
	Between 1488 and 1494, Sirus Favero earned a feared reputation throughout [[Tuscany]] for his murder of several nobles in that region. His famed cruelty appealed to the Templar Cesare Borgia, who sought his recruitment. This he effected through Sirus' abduction, upon which Cesare offered him mercy in exchange for his sworn service.<ref name="~~Identity~~">''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – ~~{{Cite\|13 Apr 2021. Memories/in-game files needed}}~~</ref>		Between 1488 and 1494, Sirus Favero earned a feared reputation throughout [[Tuscany]] for his murder of several nobles in that region. His famed cruelty appealed to the Templar Cesare Borgia, who sought his recruitment. This he effected through Sirus' abduction, upon which Cesare offered him mercy in exchange for his sworn service.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Identity]]'' – [[Database: Sirus "Il Corvo" Favero]]</ref>

	As an agent of Cesare, Sirus recruited countless men into the ranks of the Borgia. Because of his martial prowess, his main role involved training the soldiers of the Borgia armies. His connections allowed his son [[Matteo Favero\|Matteo]] to become a [[Borgia captain\|captain]] in Cesare's army, though he managed to keep this fact hidden from Cesare himself.<ref name="~~Identity~~" />		As an agent of Cesare, Sirus recruited countless men into the ranks of the Borgia. Because of his martial prowess, his main role involved training the soldiers of the Borgia armies. His connections allowed his son [[Matteo Favero\|Matteo]] to become a [[Borgia captain\|captain]] in Cesare's army, though he managed to keep this fact hidden from Cesare himself.<ref name="Database" />

	===Founding the Crows===		===Founding the Crows===

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