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	{{Era\|Landmarks}}The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].		{{Era\|Landmarks}}
			The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].

	==History==		==History==

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	{{Era\|Landmarks}}		{{Era\|Landmarks}}The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].
	The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].

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	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

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	[[Category:Templar headquarters]]		[[Category:Templar headquarters]]

imported>RebeccaAWB: Heading fix, replaced: ==Appearance== → ==Appearances==, ==Reference== → ==References==

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	Though the wall posed as a formidable defense for the stronghold, only parts of its southern section was crenelated. Bastions technically were a component of the wall, but the intervals between them were inconsistent, and they varied greatly in size. One such bastion stood as the wall's southern endpoint, and near it was one of the gates through which the stronghold could be entered. In general, the composition of the wall was haphazard and irregular.		Though the wall posed as a formidable defense for the stronghold, only parts of its southern section was crenelated. Bastions technically were a component of the wall, but the intervals between them were inconsistent, and they varied greatly in size. One such bastion stood as the wall's southern endpoint, and near it was one of the gates through which the stronghold could be entered. In general, the composition of the wall was haphazard and irregular.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''
	[[Category:Forts]]		[[Category:Forts]]

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	The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].		The '''Templar's Hold''' was a [[Forts\|fortress]] situated along the coast of [[Tyre]] that was used as a base for the [[Templars\|Knights Templar]] during the [[Third Crusade]]. It was notable for the gargantuan wall that flanked its west side and faced the [[Mediterranean Sea]].

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	==Appearance==		==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''

			==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''
	[[Category:Forts]]		[[Category:Forts]]

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	Though the wall posed as a formidable defense for the stronghold, only parts of its southern section was crenelated. Bastions technically were a component of the wall, but the intervals between them were inconsistent, and they varied greatly in size. One such bastion stood as the wall's southern endpoint, and near it was one of the gates through which the stronghold could be entered. In general, the composition of the wall was haphazard and irregular.		Though the wall posed as a formidable defense for the stronghold, only parts of its southern section was crenelated. Bastions technically were a component of the wall, but the intervals between them were inconsistent, and they varied greatly in size. One such bastion stood as the wall's southern endpoint, and near it was one of the gates through which the stronghold could be entered. In general, the composition of the wall was haphazard and irregular.

	==~~References~~==		==Appearance==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''
	[[Category:Forts]]		[[Category:Forts]]

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	At the height of the [[Third Crusade]], the great fortress in the Tyre harbor, known to the [[Assassins]] as the Templar's Hold, was used by the [[Crusaders]] as a base of operations.		At the height of the [[Third Crusade]], the great fortress in the Tyre harbor, known to the [[Assassins]] as the Templar's Hold, was used by the [[Crusaders]] as a base of operations.

	In 1190, the Assassins, keen on acquiring a way to infiltrate this stronghold, enlisted the aid of a pair of brothers who were acquainted with its layout. Before the brothers were able to share this information with the Assassins, however, they were captured by the Crusaders.		In 1190, the Assassins, keen on acquiring a way to infiltrate this stronghold, enlisted the aid of a pair of brothers who were acquainted with its layout. Before the brothers were able to share this information with the Assassins, however, they were captured by the Crusaders. It was around this time that the Templar leader [[Basilisk]] returned to Tyre after his expedition to the [[Temple of Sand]], with the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] close behind in pursuit. Altaïr had tracked him to the Templar’s Hold, seeing him as his only lead to the [[Adha\|Chalice]] after they both failed to find the mystical relic in the desert temple.

	It was around this time that the Templar leader [[Basilisk]] returned to Tyre after his expedition to the [[Temple of Sand]], with the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] close behind in pursuit. Altaïr had tracked him to the Templar’s Hold, seeing him as his only lead to the [[Adha\|Chalice]] after they both failed to find the mystical relic in the desert temple.		When Altaïr met with [[Hamid]] at the Tyre docks for help in entering the fort, the [[Rafiq]] informed him of the two brothers who had access to the keep but had recently been captured. As they were imprisoned at the top level of the fort's massive wall, Hamid instructed Altaïr to scale the great rampart and rescue the brothers. This, the Assassin accomplished, and in gratitude, the brothers guided him to the gate into the stronghold and the [[sergeant]] with the key. After [[pickpocketing]] the key from this [[guard]], he infiltrated the fortress and began his search for Basilisk throughout its premises. Erstwhile, the Templar leader was roaming near the eastern gate to the city as was his habit, and it was there that Altaïr found him after interrogating a servant. In the duel that followed, the Assassin wounded Basilisk, causing him to retreat out into the city where he would soon afterwards lose to Altaïr a second time and divulge the location of the Chalice—alongside a secret Templar plot to poison [[Acre]]—in exchange for mercy.

	When Altaïr met with [[Hamid]] at the Tyre docks for help in entering the fort, the [[Rafiq]] informed him of the two brothers who had access to the keep but had recently been captured. As they were imprisoned at the top level of the fort's massive wall, Hamid instructed Altaïr to scale the great rampart and rescue the brothers.

	This, the Assassin accomplished, and in gratitude, the brothers guided him to the gate into the stronghold and the [[sergeant]] with the key. After [[pickpocketing]] the key from this [[guard]], he infiltrated the fortress and began his search for Basilisk throughout its premises. Erstwhile, the Templar leader was roaming near the eastern gate to the city as was his habit, and it was there that Altaïr found him after interrogating a servant.

	In the duel that followed, the Assassin wounded Basilisk, causing him to retreat out into the city where he would soon afterwards lose to Altaïr a second time and divulge the location of the Chalice—alongside a secret Templar plot to poison [[Acre]]—in exchange for mercy.

	==Great wall==		==Great wall==

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