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My quinary sandbox.


==Shadows db==
My quinary sandbox. :)
===Partials===
*Database: Japanese Women in Society
In feudal Japan, a woman's situation was extremely variable. Importantly, it depended on whether she did, or did not, belong to the high class. For the popular classes, during village assemblies, the widows from the heads of families attended the debates, spoke, and give [sic] their opinions. In some woman [sic] created artisan guilds, husbands were even kept away from decision making. This was particularly true for pearl divers. With respect to the wives of merchants or artisans, they were generally in charge of financial matters, which led the Portuguese missionary Luis Frois [sic] to assert, Japanese women are the "usurers of their husbands."
In the 16th century Japanese women could move freely without an escort, unlike women in numerous other countries. Women also knew how to read and write, but it was a much less common skill for women who came from a modest background. In fact, some women even left their homes in broad daylight to conduct business. Furthermore, all women worked, even those of the higher class. For example, the ladies of the sogun's court, or other great lords, supervised service [...]


*Database: Japanese Gardens
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relaxation, strolling, and sometimes celebration.
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But in the 14th and 15th centuries, Zen Buddhism led to the creation of a new garden style, characterized by an aesthetic of simplicity. This is reflected in the moss gardens of Saiho-ji in Kyoto and Tenryu-ji (one of the "Five Mountains" of Zen, centers of the Rinzai sect), which were designed by Muso Soseki (1275-1351), a great Zen monk. In these gardens, Soseki ingeniously arranged collections of standing stones to look like waterfalls.
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Main Quest'''
 
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Gradually, during the 15th century, small, all-mineral gardens were introduced (dry landscape gardens or kare sansui), designed to be viewed from a fixed point, unlike the strolling gardens of the past. Like the famous Ryoan-ji in Kyoto, these became places of meditation: five islands of stones set amidst a sea of sand, surrounded by an ochre-color wall. What is a garden without plants, flowers, and water? This is the apparent contradiction posed for all enlightenment-seekers who meditate here.
|Edward Kenway - Lively Havana - …And My Sugar - Mister Walpole, I Presume - A Man They Call the Sage - Claiming What’s Due - The Treasure Fleet - This Tyro Captain - Now Hiring - Prizes and Plunder - Raise the Black Flag - Sugarcane and Its Yields - Proper Defenses - A Single Madman - This Old Cove - Nothing Is True… - The Sage’s Buried Secret - Overrun and Outnumbered - The Forts - Traveling Salesman - Unmanned - Diving for Medicines - Devil’s Advocate - The Siege of Charles-Towne - We Demand a Parley - The Gunpowder Plot - Commodore Eighty-Sixed - The Fireship - Do Not Go Gently… - Vainglorious Bastards - Marooned - Imagine My Surprise - Trust Is Earned - Black Bart’s Gambit - Murder and Mayhem - The Observatory - To Suffer Without Dying - Delirium - Everything Is Permitted - A Governor No Longer - Royal Misfortune - Tainted Blood - Ever a Splinter
 
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*Database: Medieval Daily Markets
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Templar Hunts'''
At the end of the Middle Ages,  markets were typically held six times per month on the outskirts of towns or  villages throughout Japan. Markets offered a variety of goods that were not  available in stores in the town or village. Market days are, for example,  only held on days with 1 and 6 (1st, 6th, 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th), but  thanks to the other markets held on other days of the month in the  surrounding area, there can be one every day within a certain distance.
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Thanks to the Ippen Hijiri-e, a  painted scroll from the 14th century, we can understand that each market was  equipped with roofs supported by poles, where stalls were set up on market  days. At each marketplace, stalls were set up using posts that supported a  roof which marked that seller's designated area. Each spot was reserved for  traders who traveled regular routes between markets in neighboring towns and  villages. As such, it was rather difficult for new sellers to find a good  spot to display their stock. They were typically regulated to the fringes  where pedestrian traffic was much lower, and [...]
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|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Assassin Contracts'''
*[[Database: Security Memo, Ospanov to Lothian]]
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|Beach Bonfire - Unlicensed Dealer - The Spanish Captain - A Shipment of Powder - No More Taxes - A Botched Escape - The Informant - Shady Business - A Slaver’s Business - The Poachers - The Pirate Captain - The Outlaws - The Dreaded Pirate - The Deserter - The Twin Dilemma - The Smuggler’s Squat - A Last Drink For The Road - Tomb Raiders - The Unworthy Brother - The Outlaw’s Cave - Renegade - The Treasure Hunter - The Weapons Smugglers - The British Captain - The Plantation Master - The Guard Post - The Judge - The Arms Deal - The Slave Master - The Expedition
===Awaiting transcription===
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*Database: Arima Onsen
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Side Quests'''
*Database: Azuchi Castle
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*Database: Chikubu-shima
|Art Lover - Damn Fine Gear - Former Glories - Mayan Mysteries - Captain Stede Bonnet - Blackbeard’s Treasure
*Database: Crime and Punishment
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*Database: Forgotten Tombs
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Naval Contracts'''
*Database: Fukushima Fortress
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*Database: Funerals and Tombstones
|A Spanish Plague - Eye For An Eye - Blind Justice - Papers, Please - A Personal Matter - The Law Of The Ocean - Silk On The Waves - Driftwood - Weathering The Storm - The Realities Of War - Contraband - Private Escort - Smuggler’s Den - Hunter Gatherer - The Final Contract
*Database: Harima
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*Database: Hygiene and Urbanism
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Officer Quests'''
*Database: Iga
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*Database: Ikuno Mines
|Lucy Baldwin
*Database: Kofun
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*Database: Kubi-jikken
|A Proper Shipwright - The One With the Gun - Plantain! - Big Wig
*Database: Kumano Hayatama Taisha
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*Database: Kumano Nachi Taisha
|The Padre
*Database: Life in a Castle Town
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*Database: Omi
|A Second Chance - Loyalty, Discipline, and Courage - If Thy Right Hand Offend Thee - The Other Cheek
*Database: Peasant Life
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*Database: Puppeteers
|Tobias Smith
*Database: Shamisen
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*Database: Soy Sauce
|No Box Dark Enough - All Love Must End - Very Little, But Something
*Database: Taiko
|-
*Database: The Invasions of Iga
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''A World Without Gold'''
*Database: The Siege of Miki Castle
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*Database: Wakasa
|That Bastard Maynard - Not Even a Real Captain - What the Devil! - It’s a Start - I Just Want To Talk - Not Our Natural Allies - A Cockalorum - A World Without Gold
*Database: Yamato
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|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Rifts'''
*Database: Phone call, Hotel La Perle
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|Wayward Souls - Wayward Desires - Wayward Minds - True Purpose
===Missing===
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*Database: A Triangular Trade Network
|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"|'''Sigh'''
*Database: Asuka Rocks
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*Database: Bandits: Outlaws for Hire
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1v3EliqOQk Main Game] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7bXnBbwAPU Naval Contracts]
*Database: Basics of Education
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*Database: Biwa
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*Database: Calligraphy
*Database: Daimyo Clans
*Database: Education of Samurai Children
*Database: Food and Drink
*Database: Fujiwara No Chitaka
*Database: Genba-o Castle and the Battle of Shizugatake
*Database: Kagura: Dancing for the Gods
*Database: Kaimin: People of the Sea
*Database: Kii Province
*Database: Koto
*Database: Kumano Hongu Taisha
*Database: Kumano Kodo
*Database: Land Ownership in Medieval Japan
*Database: Medieval Pilgrimages
*Database: Music in Medieval Japan
*Database: Negoro-ji
*Database: Obama
*Database: Otsu
*Database: Saika
*Database: Sake Production
*Database: Salt Production
*Database: Samurai
*Database: Sea Warriors & Military Boats
*Database: Seppuku: an Honorable End
*Database: Shinobi of Iga and Koga
*Database: Sho
*Database: Shoryu-ji
*Database: Sumo
*Database: Takeda Castle
*Database: Tamba
*Database: Tanuki
*Database: Taxation
*Database: The Battle of Yamazaki
*Database: The Emperor
*Database: The Kumano Faith
*Database: The Nanattsumatsu Incident
*Database: Tsuruga
*Database: Tsuzumi
*Database: Warrior Monks (Sohei)
*Database: Yamabushi and Shugendo
*Database: Yokai
*Database: Yoshino
 
==Abstergo Story==
===Videos===
<tabber>
|-|Angelus=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 7 Angelus|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Animus OS=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 9 Animus OS|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Dev Diary 3=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 11 Dev Diary 03|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|HERNE+=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 13 HERNE+ Revolution|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Movie Trailer=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 18 Movie Trailer System Hacked|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Bodyband=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 20 Bodyband|425px|center]]
{{-}}
</tabber>
 
===Hacks===
<tabber>
|-|Angelus=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 8 Angelus Hack|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Animus OS=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 10 Animus OS Hack|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Dev Diary 3=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 12 Dev Diary 03 Hack|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|HERNE+=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 14 HERNE Hack Reinforcement|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Movie Trailer=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 19 Movie Trailer Hack|425px|center]]
{{-}}
|-|Bodyband=
[[File:Assassin's Creed III Abstergo Story 21 Bodyband Hack|425px|center]]
{{-}}
</tabber>

Latest revision as of 15:07, 13 July 2026

My quinary sandbox. :)

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Black Flag Resynced memories
Main Quest
Edward Kenway - Lively Havana - …And My Sugar - Mister Walpole, I Presume - A Man They Call the Sage - Claiming What’s Due - The Treasure Fleet - This Tyro Captain - Now Hiring - Prizes and Plunder - Raise the Black Flag - Sugarcane and Its Yields - Proper Defenses - A Single Madman - This Old Cove - Nothing Is True… - The Sage’s Buried Secret - Overrun and Outnumbered - The Forts - Traveling Salesman - Unmanned - Diving for Medicines - Devil’s Advocate - The Siege of Charles-Towne - We Demand a Parley - The Gunpowder Plot - Commodore Eighty-Sixed - The Fireship - Do Not Go Gently… - Vainglorious Bastards - Marooned - Imagine My Surprise - Trust Is Earned - Black Bart’s Gambit - Murder and Mayhem - The Observatory - To Suffer Without Dying - Delirium - Everything Is Permitted - A Governor No Longer - Royal Misfortune - Tainted Blood - Ever a Splinter
Templar Hunts
Assassin Contracts
Beach Bonfire - Unlicensed Dealer - The Spanish Captain - A Shipment of Powder - No More Taxes - A Botched Escape - The Informant - Shady Business - A Slaver’s Business - The Poachers - The Pirate Captain - The Outlaws - The Dreaded Pirate - The Deserter - The Twin Dilemma - The Smuggler’s Squat - A Last Drink For The Road - Tomb Raiders - The Unworthy Brother - The Outlaw’s Cave - Renegade - The Treasure Hunter - The Weapons Smugglers - The British Captain - The Plantation Master - The Guard Post - The Judge - The Arms Deal - The Slave Master - The Expedition
Side Quests
Art Lover - Damn Fine Gear - Former Glories - Mayan Mysteries - Captain Stede Bonnet - Blackbeard’s Treasure
Naval Contracts
A Spanish Plague - Eye For An Eye - Blind Justice - Papers, Please - A Personal Matter - The Law Of The Ocean - Silk On The Waves - Driftwood - Weathering The Storm - The Realities Of War - Contraband - Private Escort - Smuggler’s Den - Hunter Gatherer - The Final Contract
Officer Quests
Lucy Baldwin
A Proper Shipwright - The One With the Gun - Plantain! - Big Wig
The Padre
A Second Chance - Loyalty, Discipline, and Courage - If Thy Right Hand Offend Thee - The Other Cheek
Tobias Smith
No Box Dark Enough - All Love Must End - Very Little, But Something
A World Without Gold
That Bastard Maynard - Not Even a Real Captain - What the Devil! - It’s a Start - I Just Want To Talk - Not Our Natural Allies - A Cockalorum - A World Without Gold
Rifts
Wayward Souls - Wayward Desires - Wayward Minds - True Purpose
Sigh
Main Game • Naval Contracts
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