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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman ~~Empire~~\|Ottoman~~]] [[Assassins\|~~Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins\|Ottoman Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[The Impaler's Tomb]]</ref>		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[The Impaler's Tomb]]</ref>

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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[~~Book shops\|~~book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[The Impaler's Tomb]]</ref>		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[The Impaler's Tomb]]</ref>

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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet ~~II\|Mehmed~~ II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]'' – [[The Impaler's Tomb]]</ref>

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			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Prisons]]		[[Category:Prisons]]
	[[Category:Constantinople]]		[[Category:Constantinople]]

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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''
			[[Category:Prisons]]
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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.

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	~~{{Youmay\|the location\|[[Prison (disambiguation)\|other prisons]]}}~~		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].
	[[File:~~Vlad~~.~~jpg~~\|250px~~\|right\|thumb~~\|Ezio ~~climbing a hanging cell~~]]
	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' is a [[~~Secret Locations\|secret location~~]] and ~~side memory included within '~~'[[~~Assassin's Creed: Revelations~~]]~~''. It was available to those who purchased~~ the ~~Collector~~'s ~~Edition, the Animus Edition,~~ the ~~Signature Edition or the Ultimate Bundle Edition~~ of the ~~game. It is also made available to those who purchased ''~~[[~~The Lost Archive~~]]~~'' downloadable content~~.

	After the [[Ottomans\|Ottoman]] general and covert [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]] defeated [[Vlad Tepes\|Vlad the Impaler]] in conflict in 1476, Sultan [[Mehmed II]] held his head and his legendary sword in a prison outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], in the fear that doing so would prevent Vlad from coming back from the dead, based upon rumors of his infamy.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book ~~Shops~~\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[~~Freerunning\|~~freerunning]] obstacles in order to ~~claim [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|Vlad the Impaler~~'s ~~blade]]~~ from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.

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	~~Ezio weilding Vlad's Blade~~.~~jpg~~\|Ezio ~~after obtaining~~ Vlad's ~~blade in the prison~~		Impaler 3.png\|Ezio opening Vlad's sarcophagus
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	After the [[Ottomans\|Ottoman]] general and covert [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]] defeated [[Vlad Tepes\|Vlad the Impaler]] in conflict in 1476, Sultan [[Mehmed II]] held his head and his legendary sword in a prison outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], in the fear that doing so would prevent Vlad from coming back from the dead, based upon rumors of his infamy.		After the [[Ottomans\|Ottoman]] general and covert [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]] defeated [[Vlad Tepes\|Vlad the Impaler]] in conflict in 1476, Sultan [[Mehmed II]] held his head and his legendary sword in a prison outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], in the fear that doing so would prevent Vlad from coming back from the dead, based upon rumors of his infamy.

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|Vlad the Impaler's blade]] from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[Freerunning\|freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|Vlad the Impaler's blade]] from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.

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	After the [[Ottomans\|Ottoman]] general and covert [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]] defeated [[Vlad Tepes\|Vlad the Impaler]] in conflict in 1476, Sultan [[Mehmed II]] held his head and his legendary sword in a prison outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], in the fear that doing so would prevent Vlad from coming back from the dead, based upon rumors of his infamy.		After the [[Ottomans\|Ottoman]] general and covert [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]] defeated [[Vlad Tepes\|Vlad the Impaler]] in conflict in 1476, Sultan [[Mehmed II]] held his head and his legendary sword in a prison outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], in the fear that doing so would prevent Vlad from coming back from the dead, based upon rumors of his infamy.

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[~~Freerunning\|~~freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|Vlad the Impaler's blade]] from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book Shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|Vlad the Impaler's blade]] from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

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	'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].		'''Vlad the Impaler's Prison''' was a prison located outside the borders of [[Constantinople]], where the head and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword\|sword]] of [[Vlad Tepes]] were entombed in 1476, upon the order of the Sultan [[Mehmet II\|Mehmed II]], following Vlad's death at the hands of the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ishak Pasha]].

	In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.		In 1511, the Assassin [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] traveled to Constantinople, and after learning about the prison from a book in [[Sofia Sartor]]'s [[Book shops\|book shop]], took to the sewers from an entrance in the side of the city's bordering walls to a secret prison outside of Constantinople. Once there, he traversed many [[freerunning]] obstacles in order to claim Vlad's sword from his coffin, a weapon once rumored to be able to defeat any foe.