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 #Similarly to AC2 where you have the Auditore Villa as a residence at first. In this game I see a residence of the assassin in the city of xuchang. Where you can have a Tea Ceremony started yourself or having a "Debate" minigame. In the culture at the time strategists would frequently have debates which could instruct game users to the history. When it comes to decorating, Vases, Statues, Art, Poetry, Books (like the art of war) could be purchased to be included into your residence.
 :I haven't bothered to change the style from the previous time setting although there could be additions.
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 #Jousting - The Joust was becoming fairly popular and tournaments were held quiet frequently. The participating of, watching or even replacing a knights Lance with an actual lethal lance would be a great way for an assassination without actually doing it.
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 #None I can think of
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 #Mining was going on heavily at this time so the ability to mine ore would work as a feature.
 #Gambling.. There were gambling halls of course, just no cheating at eagle visioning your way to winning.
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	#Washington D.C. - The Capital of the United States of America.		#Washington D.C. - The Capital of the United States of America.
	#Richmond - Capital city of the Confederate States of America.		#Richmond - Capital city of the Confederate States of America.
			Harper's Ferry - The eastern most town in West Virginia. Most famous for Brown's raid on the armory in 1859.
	#Spotsylvania - The place of several battles during the war. At the Battle of Chancellorsville Jackson was injured and later died from pneumonia.		#Spotsylvania - The place of several battles during the war. At the Battle of Chancellorsville Jackson was injured and later died from pneumonia.
			#Kansas Frontier - Forests, Plantations, a small town, a battlefield.

	'''Assassins'''		'''Assassins'''
			#Charles DeRudio 1832-1910 - A would-be assassin of Napoleon III. After being sentenced to life he escaped prison and eventually fled to the US in 1860. He signed up with the army in the army some time between 60-64. In 1876 he participated in the Battle of Little Bighorn.
			#Henry Ward Beecher 1813-1887 - A clergymen, during the Bleeding Kansas time period was most famous for his distribution of rifles to like minded anti-slavers which came to be known as Beecher's Bibles.
			:Charles DeRudio should only appear as early as 1864 because of his involvement in the Dakota storyline.

	~~:Don't really have any names that scream out. Make up an Assassin, perhaps a neighbor of the assassin.~~


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	#Edvwin M. Stanton 1814-1869 (Secretary of War) - The war secretary for both Lincoln and Johnson. A somewhat corrupt individual, he backed the radical republican views of harsh treatment to the south after the war.		#Edvwin M. Stanton 1814-1869 (Secretary of War) - The war secretary for both Lincoln and Johnson. A somewhat corrupt individual, he backed the radical republican views of harsh treatment to the south after the war.
	#John Sedgwick 1813-1864 (General) - The Highest ranking union casualty in the war. Has one of the most hilarious last words ever uttered by anybody. "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist.." when he was shot in the face by a sharpshooter.		#John Sedgwick 1813-1864 (General) - The Highest ranking union casualty in the war. Has one of the most hilarious last words ever uttered by anybody. "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist.." when he was shot in the face by a sharpshooter.
	#Jefferson Finis Davis 1808-1889 (President) - The first and only president of the CSA. After the war he was ineligible to run for office which was not raised until 80 years after his death posthumously.
	#William Lowndes Yancey 1814-1863 - A politician and Representative. He was known as the Orator of Secession. A member of the Fire-Eaters.		#William Lowndes Yancey 1814-1863 - A politician and Representative. He was known as the Orator of Secession. A member of the Fire-Eaters.
	#William Henry Gist 1807-1874 - Governor of South Carolina and a leader of the secession movement.		#William Henry Gist 1807-1874 - Governor of South Carolina and a leader of the secession movement.
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	#James Dunwoody Brownson DeBoy 1820-1867 - A publicier and statistician. A Fire-Eater. In 66 he became president of the Tennessee Railroad but died of Peritonitis he contracted while visiting his brother in New Jersey.		#James Dunwoody Brownson DeBoy 1820-1867 - A publicier and statistician. A Fire-Eater. In 66 he became president of the Tennessee Railroad but died of Peritonitis he contracted while visiting his brother in New Jersey.
	#James Buchanan 1791-1868 (President) - The 15th president of the US. Is frequently listed as one of the worst Presidents. The states seccessions started during his reign.		#James Buchanan 1791-1868 (President) - The 15th president of the US. Is frequently listed as one of the worst Presidents. The states seccessions started during his reign.
			#William Quantrill 1837-1865 - A Confederate geurilla and pro slaver. Operating a bushwhacker unit along the Kansas/Missouri border.
	#X - Random confederate/union Soldiers/citizens to place as Templar.		#X - Random confederate/union Soldiers/citizens to place as Templar.
	#Free Masons - They were around and there is a myth that the Templar Order became the Free Masons after the purge. I am having difficulty finding the name of any Mason member who died during the time period though.		#Free Masons - They were around and there is a myth that the Templar Order became the Free Masons after the purge. I am having difficulty finding the name of any Mason member who died during the time period though.
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	#William H. Seward 1801-1872 (Secretary of State) - In 1867 he engineered the purchasing of Alaska from Russia. On the night Lincoln was assassinated, he was attacked but survived the assassination attempt.		#William H. Seward 1801-1872 (Secretary of State) - In 1867 he engineered the purchasing of Alaska from Russia. On the night Lincoln was assassinated, he was attacked but survived the assassination attempt.
	#Andrew Johnson 1808-1875 (Vice President) - Lincolns VP and successor as the 17th president after his assassination. He was later the first sitting president to be impeached but was acquitted by 1 vote.		#Andrew Johnson 1808-1875 (Vice President) - Lincolns VP and successor as the 17th president after his assassination. He was later the first sitting president to be impeached but was acquitted by 1 vote.
			#Jefferson Finis Davis 1808-1889 (President) - The first and only president of the CSA. After the war he was ineligible to run for office which was not raised until 80 years after his death posthumously.
	#Ulysses S. Grant 1822- 1885 (General/President) - Leader of the Union army during the war and later Johnson's successor as president.		#Ulysses S. Grant 1822- 1885 (General/President) - Leader of the Union army during the war and later Johnson's successor as president.
	#Robert E. Lee 1807-1870 (General) - Leader of the Confederate army during the war. After the war he grew popular in the North as well as the south. He served as president of the Washington College in Lexington.		#Robert E. Lee 1807-1870 (General) - Leader of the Confederate army during the war. After the war he grew popular in the North as well as the south. He served as president of the Washington College in Lexington.
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	#William Tecumseh Sherman 1820-1891 (General) - Most famous for the "Sherman March" and his scorched earth policy. After the war he succeeded Grant as the General of the Army when Grant became president.		#William Tecumseh Sherman 1820-1891 (General) - Most famous for the "Sherman March" and his scorched earth policy. After the war he succeeded Grant as the General of the Army when Grant became president.
	##William P. Fessenden 1806-1869 - A leading anti-slavery politician and Senator, later Secretary of Treasurer. During the impeachment of Johnson he was the first republican to shout out "NOT GUILTY" which ended his political career.		##William P. Fessenden 1806-1869 - A leading anti-slavery politician and Senator, later Secretary of Treasurer. During the impeachment of Johnson he was the first republican to shout out "NOT GUILTY" which ended his political career.
	#Mary Ann Lincoln 1818-1882 - Lincoln's wife and the first lady.		#Mary Ann Lincoln 1818-1882 - Lincoln's wife and the first lady.
			#John Brown 1800-1859 - An anti-slavery Abolitionist. During the Bleeding Kansas time period fought several battles against pro-slavers. He was captured while raiding the armory in Harper's Ferry, Virginia.

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	#Tucson, Arizona - capital of the Arizona Territory.		#Tucson, Arizona - capital of the Arizona Territory.
	#Little Bighorn River, Montana - Site of the battle of the same name.		#Little Bighorn River, Montana - Site of the battle of the same name.
			#Wounded Knee, South Dakota - Site of a Massacre.
			#Fort Phil Kearny, Wyoming - 4 miles north of this was the site of the Fetterman Massacre

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	#Lone Assassin from the first memory that saves Šunkmani-tu ~ Ihan		#Lone Assassin from the first memory that saves Šunkmani-tu ~ Ihan
			#Charles DeRudio 1832-1910 - A would-be assassin of Napoleon III. After being sentenced to life he escaped prison and eventually fled to the US in 1860. He signed up with the army in the army some time between 60-64. In 1876 he participated in the Battle of Little Bighorn.

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	#John Pope 1822-1892 - Union Army General during the civil war. Best known for his defeat at the second battle of Bull Run. Commanded US Forces in the Dakota War of 1862. A Templar Leader under orders from the grandmaster to search for a piece of eden in the Dakota Territories.		#John Pope 1822-1892 - Union Army General during the civil war. Best known for his defeat at the second battle of Bull Run. Commanded US Forces in the Dakota War of 1862. A Templar Leader under orders from the grandmaster to search for a piece of eden in the Dakota Territories.
	#Henry Hastings Sibley 1858-1891 - Colonel of the State Militia during the civil war. Fought specifically during the Dakota War. John Pope's second as a Templar.		#Henry Hastings Sibley 1858-1891 - Colonel of the State Militia during the civil war. Fought specifically during the Dakota War. John Pope's second as a Templar.
			#George R. Crook 1828-1890 - A US officer who fought during the indian wars. The Apache nicknamed him Grey Wolf.
	#George Armstrong Custer 1839-1876 - Lt. Colonel of the US Army. He and all his men were killed at the battle of Little Bighorn. Assigned to exterminate tribes in the area to make it easier to search for the piece of eden.		#George Armstrong Custer 1839-1876 - Lt. Colonel of the US Army. He and all his men were killed at the battle of Little Bighorn. Assigned to exterminate tribes in the area to make it easier to search for the piece of eden.
	#Myles Walter Keogh 1840-1876 - Union Army Capatin. Was killed during the battle of Little Bighorn. Templar operative under Custer.		#Myles Walter Keogh 1840-1876 - Union Army Capatin. Was killed during the battle of Little Bighorn. Templar operative under Custer.
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	#Frank McLaury 1848-1881 - Member of the outlaw group "The Cowboys". He was killed at the O.K. Corral.		#Frank McLaury 1848-1881 - Member of the outlaw group "The Cowboys". He was killed at the O.K. Corral.
	#Frank C. Stilwell 1856-1882 - Member of the outlaw group "The Cowboys". He was killed in Tucson 2 days after Morgan Earp's death.		#Frank C. Stilwell 1856-1882 - Member of the outlaw group "The Cowboys". He was killed in Tucson 2 days after Morgan Earp's death.
			#William J. Fetterman 1833-1866 - An officer of the US Army. He along with his entire command were wiped out at the "Fetterman Massacre"
	#The Cowboys - There were roughly 200-300 of them so the inclusion of several more is doable.		#The Cowboys - There were roughly 200-300 of them so the inclusion of several more is doable.
	#Yuma Prison Warden ?-? - I can only find a list of prisoners. Not his name ><		#Yuma Prison Warden ?-? - I can only find a list of prisoners. Not his name ><
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	#Gall 1840-1894 - Battle leader of the Hunkpapa Lakota.		#Gall 1840-1894 - Battle leader of the Hunkpapa Lakota.
	#Lame White Man ?-1876 - Battle chief of the Cheyenne. He was known also as Hahk o ni or Mad Hearted Wolf. He died at Little Bighorn.		#Lame White Man ?-1876 - Battle chief of the Cheyenne. He was known also as Hahk o ni or Mad Hearted Wolf. He died at Little Bighorn.
			#High Backbone 1820-1879 - A Lakota military leader. Led troops at the Wagon Box Fight and the Fetterman Massacre.
			#Young Man Afraid Of His Horses 1836-1900 - A Lakota Chief.
			#Red Cloud 1822-1909 - A Lokata Chief and war leader.
	#Virgil Earp 1843-1905 - Soldier in the civil war and later US Deputy Marshal for Arizona.		#Virgil Earp 1843-1905 - Soldier in the civil war and later US Deputy Marshal for Arizona.
	#Wyatt Earp 1848-1929 - Serverd as a deputy US Marshall for his brother Virgil.		#Wyatt Earp 1848-1929 - Serverd as a deputy US Marshall for his brother Virgil.
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	#Warren Earp 1855-1900 - Youngest of the Earp brothers.		#Warren Earp 1855-1900 - Youngest of the Earp brothers.
	#Jon Holliday 1851-1887 - More famously known as Doc Holliday. Diagnosed with tuberculosis in 73 (Inclusion of the "Bloody" cough is a must).		#Jon Holliday 1851-1887 - More famously known as Doc Holliday. Diagnosed with tuberculosis in 73 (Inclusion of the "Bloody" cough is a must).
			#James W. Forsyth 1835-1906 - Commanding officer of the men at Wounded Knee.
			#Spoted Elk 1826-1890 - A Lakota Chief. He was killed during the Wounded Knee Massacre.
			#Black Coyote ?-1890 - A deaf Lakota tribesmen. According to some he was deaf and didn't hear the order to disarm, or that he refused to disarm as he had purchased his rifle himself.

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 #During the first part of the game during the Terror there must be daily executions going on, People being dragged out of a building and put to the guillotine, for missions this can be included as well. I rather like the idea of putting Robespierre to the guillotine so a cutscene of him forcing him into it and the sound effects would be perfect. This would also include the possibilty of assassination by Guillotine.
 #Anything Else I am at a loss.
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	#Carlisle - A castle situated near a portion of Hadrian's wall. a Central location between England and Scotland places it as the site of many wars.		#Carlisle - A castle situated near a portion of Hadrian's wall. a Central location between England and Scotland places it as the site of many wars.
	#Edinbrugh - Capital of Scotland		#Edinbrugh - Capital of Scotland
			#Cardiff - Capital of Wales
			#London - Capital of the Kingdom of England.
			:I'm not going to list every single location as some died in battle. So twist history and put them in one of those cities grrrr.

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	#John III Comyn ?-1306 - Also known as Red Comyn. A Scottish Nobleman and ~~Guardan~~ of Scotland during the Interregnum. He was stabbed to death by Robert the Bruce.		#John III Comyn ?-1306 - Also known as Red Comyn. A Scottish Nobleman and Guardian of Scotland during the Interregnum. He was stabbed to death by Robert the Bruce.
			#John II Comyn ?-1302 - Also known as Black Comyn. A Scottish Nobleman ang Guardian of Scotland during the Interregnum.
			#John IV Comyn ?-1314 - The Son of John III Comyn. He was killed at the Battle of Bannockburn.
			#John Comyn ?-1308 - 3rd Earl of Buchan. Not to be confused with his cousin John III Comyn.
	#Edward I 1239-1307 (King of England) - Also known as Edward Longshanks and the Hammer of the Scots. He put William Wallace to death.		#Edward I 1239-1307 (King of England) - Also known as Edward Longshanks and the Hammer of the Scots. He put William Wallace to death.
	#William Wallace, sir ?-1305 (Noble) - A Guardian of Scotland. He is considered a national hero as well as an iconic figure outside of Scotland. Defeated the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. He was captured in 1305 and killed for high treason against England.
	#Andrew Moray, sir ?-1297 (Noble) - A leader of Scots. He joined his forced with William Wallace's and fought at the battle of Stirling Bridge. Unfortunately he died of injuries he sustained in battle a few months later.		#Andrew Moray, sir ?-1297 (Noble) - A leader of Scots. He joined his forced with William Wallace's and fought at the battle of Stirling Bridge. Unfortunately he died of injuries he sustained in battle a few months later.
	#Edward II 1284-1327 (King of England) - Fourth child of Edward I. He was eventually deposed by his wife Isabella of France.		#Edward II 1284-1327 (King of England) - Fourth child of Edward I. He was eventually deposed by his wife Isabella of France.
	#John de Soules ?-1310 - Was a guardian of scotland.		#John de Soules ?-1310 - Was a guardian of scotland.
			#Sir Robert VI de Brus 1243-1304 - The father of Robert I,
			#Payn de Turberville ?-? - Persecuted the people of Glamorgan and caused Llywelyn to rebel.
			#Hugh Despenser, The Younger 1286-1326 - A desbicable scum of a man. When he became warden of Llywelyn he immediately had him murdered. He was considered a favorite of Edward II. After the king had been deposed he was put on trial for treason. He was sentenced to be disembowelled and beheaded. After the trial he was dragged by horses to the place of his execution. Biblical versus denouncing arrogance and evil were carved into his skin and he was then hung 50 feet in the air by the gallows, and was cut down before he could choke to death. He was the shredded to pieces slowly bit by bit.
			#High Despenser, The Elder 1261-1326 - The father of Hugh the younger. He was captured after his son and put to death for treason.
			#Piers Gaveston 1284-1312 - English noblemen and a favorite of Edward II. Medieval chroniclers alleged he and Edward were lovers in the night...
			#Gilbert de Clare 1291-1314 - An English Nobleman and military commander. He was killed at the battle of Bannockburn under unusaual circumstances...
			#Edmund Butler 1270-1321 - A noble in the Peerage of Ireland. After the Bruce Campaign, he was on his way to a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela but died in London.
			#Richard Óg de Burgh 1259-1326 - Called The Red Earl. One of the most powerful Irish Nobles of the 13th-14th century.
			#Dungal MacDouall ?-1313? - A key figure against Robert I. It was said that he was captured and released at least 3 times by Robert.
			#John MacDougall ?-1316 - The Lord of Argyll. His mother was a sister of John II Comyn.
			#Alexander MacDougall ?-1310 - Lord of Argyll. The Father of John and husband of John II Comyn's sister.

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			#William Wallace, sir ?-1305 (Noble) - A Guardian of Scotland. He is considered a national hero as well as an iconic figure outside of Scotland. Defeated the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. He was captured in 1305 and killed for high treason against England.
	#James Douglas, sir 1286?-1330 (Knight) - Also known as Black Douglas. He fought during the battle for Scottish Independence under Robert the Bruce.		#James Douglas, sir 1286?-1330 (Knight) - Also known as Black Douglas. He fought during the battle for Scottish Independence under Robert the Bruce.
	#Robert I 1274-1329 (King of Scotland) - Popularly known as Robert the Bruce. He fought England in the war for independence. As a dying wish his heart was removed and placed into a silver casket which James Douglas carried by request. When Douglas met his end in Granada fighting the Moors it was returned to Scotland.		#Robert I 1274-1329 (King of Scotland) - Popularly known as Robert the Bruce. He fought England in the war for independence. As a dying wish his heart was removed and placed into a silver casket which James Douglas carried by request. When Douglas met his end in Granada fighting the Moors it was returned to Scotland.
			#Edward 1280-1318 - Known as Edward the Bruce. The younger brother of Robert. He was High King of Ireland from 1315 till his death.
	#Elizabeth de Burgh 1289-1327 (Queen-Consort) - Robert the Bruce's wife, she was staying at Kildrummy Castle when in 1306 it was captured by the English. She was later kept as a prisoner for 8 years until her release.		#Elizabeth de Burgh 1289-1327 (Queen-Consort) - Robert the Bruce's wife, she was staying at Kildrummy Castle when in 1306 it was captured by the English. She was later kept as a prisoner for 8 years until her release.
	#Nigel de Brus 1279-1306 - Younger brother of Robert the Bruce. His castle was beseiged and he was put to death for high treason.		#Nigel de Brus 1279-1306 - Younger brother of Robert the Bruce. His castle was beseiged and he was put to death for high treason.
	#Thomas Randolph ?-1332 - Rumored to be a relative of Robert the Bruce, he was captured and defected to England, then was recaptured by scotland and was convinced to return loyalty. After the king's death he served as regent to the young David II but a sudden illness caused his death during Edward Balliol's invasion.		#Thomas Randolph ?-1332 - Rumored to be a relative of Robert the Bruce, he was captured and defected to England, then was recaptured by scotland and was convinced to return loyalty. After the king's death he served as regent to the young David II but a sudden illness caused his death during Edward Balliol's invasion.
			#Llywelyn Bren ?-1318 - Also known as Llwelyn of the woods. A welsh noblemen who rebelled against english rule in 1316.
			#Isabella of France 1295-1358 - The wife of Edward II, she deposed Edward with her lover Roger Mortimer and acted as regent for her son Edward III. I think the assassin is going to be having a few romantic liasons with her and will eventually be there after this Roger Mortimer is gone... hint
			#Roger Mortimer 1287-1330 - An English Noble and powerful Marcher Lord. In 1322 he was imprisoned in the Tower of London for a revolt against Edward II during the Despenser War. He later helped depose Edward II and was defacto ruler of England for 3 years.

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	:Weaponry of the time would not be in excess to that of what Altair used. The longbow was far more used in Britannia as a ranged weapon. The time period would make a fronteir of sorts to be fantastic.		:Weaponry of the time would not be in excess to that of what Altair used. The longbow was far more used in Britannia as a ranged weapon. The time period would make a fronteir of sorts to be fantastic.


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	The Kingdom of France = <font face="calibri"><font color="#FFFFFF">		The Kingdom of France = <font face="calibri"><font color="#FFFFFF">
	1300-1315		1300-1315

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