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	The '''Vicomte de Gambais''' (died ~~2 September~~ 1792) was a [[France\|French]] aristocrat, who, as a [[royalist]], acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. He was a lieutenant of the [[Comte de Gambais]], the leader of this covert operation, but both were ~~assassinated~~ by the [[Assassins]] after they were tipped off by the radical revolutionary [[Georges Danton]].		The '''Vicomte de Gambais''' (died 1792) was a [[France\|French]] aristocrat who, as a [[royalist]], acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. He was a lieutenant of the [[Comte de Gambais]], the leader of this covert operation, but both were later killed by the [[Assassins]] after they were tipped off by the radical revolutionary [[Georges Danton]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>		During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>

	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators ~~which~~ had ~~managed to infiltrate~~ [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a ~~group~~ of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators who had infiltrated [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a team of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	As a noble, the Vicomte de Gambais was a steadfast royalist who was outraged by the French Revolution. He especially railed at the fervour of Georges Danton, for while the revolutionary pushed for greater radicalization, the Vicomte found the very concept of a revolution to already be too [[extremists\|extreme]]. Because of his sentiments, he did not mind conspiring with the foreign army of Austria against his own nation, regarding the republicans as the true enemies.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		As a noble, the Vicomte de Gambais was a steadfast royalist who was outraged by the French Revolution. He especially railed at the fervour of Georges Danton, for while the revolutionary pushed for greater radicalization, the Vicomte found the very concept of a revolution to already be too [[extremists\|extreme]]. Because of his sentiments, he did not mind conspiring with the foreign army of Austria against his own nation, regarding the republicans as the true enemies.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

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	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops~~, the Assassins was not sending to support the execution of [[Louis XVI]] but to reduce the rate of violence of the revolution~~.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==

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	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops, the Assassins was not sending to support the execution of [[Louis XVI]] but to reduce the rate of violence of the revolution.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	==Personality and characteristics==		==Personality and characteristics==

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	During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>		During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>

	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]]~~, this team was not sending to support the execution of [[Louis XVI]] but to reduce the violence index of the revolution.~~.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

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	During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>		During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>

	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]], this team was not sending to support the execution of [[Louis XVI]] but to reduce the violence index of the revolution..<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

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	As a noble, the Vicomte de Gambais was a steadfast royalist who was outraged by the French Revolution. He especially railed at the fervour of Georges Danton, for while the revolutionary pushed for greater radicalization, the Vicomte found the very concept of a revolution to already be too [[extremists\|extreme]]. Because of his sentiments, he did not mind conspiring with the foreign army of Austria against his own nation, regarding the republicans as the true enemies.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		As a noble, the Vicomte de Gambais was a steadfast royalist who was outraged by the French Revolution. He especially railed at the fervour of Georges Danton, for while the revolutionary pushed for greater radicalization, the Vicomte found the very concept of a revolution to already be too [[extremists\|extreme]]. Because of his sentiments, he did not mind conspiring with the foreign army of Austria against his own nation, regarding the republicans as the true enemies.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

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

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	The '''Vicomte de Gambais''' (died 2 September 1792) was a [[France\|French]] aristocrat, who, as a [[royalist]], acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. He was a lieutenant of the [[Comte de Gambais]], the leader of this covert operation, but both were assassinated by the [[Assassins]] after they were tipped off by the radical revolutionary [[Georges Danton]].		The '''Vicomte de Gambais''' (died 2 September 1792) was a [[France\|French]] aristocrat, who, as a [[royalist]], acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. He was a lieutenant of the [[Comte de Gambais]], the leader of this covert operation, but both were assassinated by the [[Assassins]] after they were tipped off by the radical revolutionary [[Georges Danton]].
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	During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>		During the French Revolution, the royalist Vicomte de Gambais acted as the right-hand man of the Comte de Gambais in their espionage against the fledgeling [[First French Republic\|French Republic]]. Their agents fed intelligence to the Austrian forces in the hopes that they would defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Austrian Conspiracy]]</ref>

	On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		On 2 September 1792, the Vicomte attended a session of the National Assembly where the radical Georges Danton, in one of his fiery speeches, gave one of his most famous lines in which he called for "more audacity" to defend France against foreign invaders. Unbeknownst to the Vicomte, one of his agents was caught by Danton himself after the meeting. The agent managed to turn this trap around with reinforcements from a large group of conspirators which had managed to infiltrate [[Paris]], but their plot to murder Danton was foiled by a group of Assassins led by [[Arno Dorian]].<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

	In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de ~~Gamabis~~ were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />		In the immediate aftermath, Danton wasted no time in redirecting the Assassins to the Gambais residence for a counter-attack. The Vicomte and Comte de Gambais were both assassinated at their home that very night, ensuring that France would not be conquered by foreign troops.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

			==Personality and characteristics==
			As a noble, the Vicomte de Gambais was a steadfast royalist who was outraged by the French Revolution. He especially railed at the fervour of Georges Danton, for while the revolutionary pushed for greater radicalization, the Vicomte found the very concept of a revolution to already be too [[extremists\|extreme]]. Because of his sentiments, he did not mind conspiring with the foreign army of Austria against his own nation, regarding the republicans as the true enemies.<ref name="The Austrian Conspiracy" />

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