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An '''Assassin's Creed artbook''' is an upcoming project. Artists like Craig Mullins, Tavis Coburn, 123Klan, Gabz, James NG and many others were given free rein to draw an [[Assassin]] from the period and style of their choices. These artworks will be then included in the artbook. There will also be a "Carte Blanche" section which will feature artwork by other professional artists or fans of the series. The release date of the artbook is currently unknown.
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{{Book Infobox
|name=Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia
|image=<tabber>|-|3rd ed.=[[File:AC Encyclopedia 3.0 cover.jpg]]
|-|2nd ed.=[[File:AC Encyclopedia Front Cover.png]]
|-|1st ed.=[[File:Encyclopedia2size.jpg]]
</tabber>
|Author=*François Dansereau
*Ivan Lowe
*James Nadiger
*Nitai Podar
*Megan Sutton
*Johathan Whelton-Pane
*William Wright
*Cliff Bleszinski {{c|Foreword}}
|Illustrator =
*Craig Mullins
*Tavis Coburn
*123Klan
*[[Grzegorz Domaradzki]]
*James Ng
*[[David Alvarez]]
|Editor=*Richard Farrese
*Ann Lemay
|Publisher=[[Ubisoft]]
|Released=*November 2011 {{c|1st ed.}}
*October 2012 {{c|2nd ed.}}
*November 2013 {{c|3rd ed.}}
|Genre=Encyclopedia
|Format=*Softcover {{c|1st ed.}}
*Hardcover {{C|2nd & 3rd ed.}}
|ISBN=9782924006030
|Language=English, French
|Pages=*256 {{c|1st ed.}}
*384 {{c|2nd ed.}}
*390 {{c|3rd ed.}}
}}
The '''''Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia''''' is a compendium of in-universe information created by [[Ubiworkshop]] and published by [[Ubisoft]].


==Gallery==
==Contents==
===Foreword===
Written by former-Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski. The E3 Edition has an additional foreword by ''Assassin's Creed III'' Creative Director Alex Hutchinson in the E3 Introduction section.


==External links==
===Factions===
[http://www.ubiworkshop.com/ Ubiworkshop]
====The Assassin Brotherhood====
[[Category:Books and Comics]]
After a brief history on the Assassins, the Encyclopedia explains the key aspects and affiliations of the Order, including [[The Creed|their Creed]], [[Eagle Vision]], and [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's Codex|Altaïr's Codex]]. Lastly, it gives information on the weapons and gear used by the Assassin Order throughout the ages, which includes the [[Hidden Blade]], [[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s machines and the various weapons and armor purchasable from [[blacksmith]]s.
*;The Brotherhood
**The Assassin Order
**History of the Organization
**The Three Tenets
**The Three Ironies
**Eagle Vision
**The Codex
*;Weapons & Gear
**The Hidden Blades
**Leonardo's Machines
**Weapons
**Armor
 
====The Templar Order====
After a brief history on the Order, the Encyclopedia describes the Templars' ideology and then introduces their founding of [[Abstergo Industries]] in 1937. After introducing Abstergo, it outlines the history of the company, comprising their numerous ongoing projects, which leads to the [[Animus]] section. This section goes further and illustrates the [[genetic memory]] of humans, viewing inside the Animus and the [[Bleeding Effect]]'s influence over prolonged Animus users.
*;The Templars
**History of the Organization
*;The Abstergo Company
**Introduction
**History
**Projects: General
**Classified Memory Fragments
**Animi Avatars
*;The Animus
**Introduction
**History
**Animus: Genetic Memory
**Animus: Viewing
**Bleeding Effect
 
====First Civilization====
Beginning with an introduction to who the Isu were, this section details the history of their race, their comprehension of science and technology and their creation of humanity. Additionally, it explains their legacy by including information on [[Piece of Eden|Pieces of Eden]] and portrays each type of artifact, including the [[Swords of Eden]], the [[Staves of Eden]], the [[Shrouds of Eden]], the [[Ankh]], the [[Memory Seals]], and the [[Crystal Skulls]]. The [[Apples of Eden]] have their own section due to their sophistication and the vast history of the multiple Apples that have passed through the hands of the many characters in the series.
 
*Introduction
*History
*Pieces of Eden
*Apples of Eden
 
===Story===
====The Middle Ages====
This section begins with the journey of [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] in the Middle Ages, covering his failure in [[Solomon's Temple]], the [[siege of Masyaf]] under [[Robert de Sablé]] and Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine|hunt]] to eliminate the [[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order|Levantine Templars]] as part of his quest for redemption. This section also includes Altaïr's [[Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines|battles]] in [[Cyprus]] and his journey to Mongolia before finishing with the [[fall of Masyaf]] in 1257 following the Mongol invasion.
*The Third Crusade
*Solomon's Temple
*The Siege of Masyaf
*Understanding the Creed
*Return to Masyaf
*Cyprus
*Mongolia
*Civil War
*The End of Masyaf
 
====The Renaissance====
The next section is the most expansive of the story, and summarizes the events that took place during the Renaissance, detailing the life of [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]]. It begins with the Templars' plot to [[Assassination of Galeazzo Maria Sforza|assassinate]] Duke [[Galeazzo Maria Sforza]] that his father [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]] [[Assassin's Creed: Lineage|uncovered]] in [[Florence]], Ezio's pursuit of the [[Pazzi conspiracy|Pazzi conspirators]] and Venetians responsible for his father and brothers' deaths, as well as the [[Battle of Forlì]] and the [[Bonfire of the Vanities]]. Continuing on, the Encyclopedia explains the events of Ezio's time in [[Rome]] [[Liberation of Rome|battling]] the [[House of Borgia|Borgia]], once again noting additional events such as the ''[[Copernicus Conspiracy]]'' and ''[[The Da Vinci Disappearance]]''.
 
From then on, the story outlines Ezio's pilgrimage to Masyaf and subsequent travels to [[Constantinople]] and [[Cappadocia]], including his discoveries inside Altaïr's library. The last section of the Renaissance finishes Ezio's story by describing the events in the short film ''[[Assassin's Creed: Embers]]'', and details the arrival of [[Shao Jun]] to Ezio's Florentine villa, along with the conflict that emerges between them and the [[Zhu Houcong|Jiajing Emperor]]'s henchmen from China.
*Conspiracy
*The Execution
*Ezio's Revenge
*Monteriggioni
*San Gimignano
*The Pazzi Conspiracy
*The Venetian Conspiracy
*Induction Into the Brotherhood
*Battle of Forlì
*Spain
*Bonfire of the Vanities
*The Vault
*Fall of Monteriggioni
*Rome
*Borgia Arsenals
*The Copernicus Conspiracy
*Infiltration
*Fall of Cesare Borgia
*The Temple of Pythagoras
*Viana
*Altaïr's Library
*Arrival in Constantinople
*Sofia Sartor
*Prince Suleiman
*Saving Suleiman
*Search for the Traitor
*Cappadocia
*Confronting Ahmet
*The Apple's Message
*Shao Jun
 
====The Renaissance Legacy====
The Encyclopedia also includes a section titled ''Renaissance: Legacy'' following several events from [[Project Legacy]] including [[Mario Auditore]]'s discovery of the [[Shroud of Eden 1|Shroud of Eden]] beneath [[Monteriggioni]], the defeat of [[Bartolomeo d'Alviano]] at the [[Battle of Agnadello]] and the assassination of [[Niccolò di Pitigliano]].
 
*Defense of Monteriggioni
*Battle of Agnadello
*Assassination of Niccolò di Pitigliano
 
====The Golden Age of Piracy====
:''Added in the third edition.''
This segment begins with the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], the background to the [[Golden Age of Piracy]] in which privateering first came into formation in the [[Caribbean]]. The Encyclopedia introduces the Welsh privateer turned pirate [[Edward Kenway]] and his conflict with the rogue Assassin [[Duncan Walpole]]. The events of Edward's life are uncovered in detail beginning with his early exploits, such as his failed infiltration of the Templar Order, his imprisonment aboard the Spanish treasure fleet and subsequent escape aboard a vessel he renamed the ''[[Jackdaw]]''.
 
This section also explores Edward's interactions with both the Assassins and Templars and his general reluctance to support either ideology. The Encyclopedia highlights Edward's focus on furthering his own wealth and stature instead, which inevitably brings him into conflict with both factions as they attempt to uncover the location of the fabled [[Observatory (Isu)|Observatory]], a valuable site which Edward, believing will grant him excessive wealth, is already searching for. This segment also covers Edward's relationships with the other major pirates of the era such as [[Edward Thatch]], [[Mary Read|James Kidd]], [[Anne Bonny]], [[Benjamin Hornigold]], [[Stede Bonnet]], [[Calico Jack]], [[Charles Vane]] and [[Bartholomew Roberts]], as well as the rise and fall of the pirate republic established at [[Nassau]] in the Bahamas.
 
====The American Revolution====
:''Added in the second edition.''
This section begins with the arrival of Templar Grand Master [[Haytham Kenway]] in America prior to the commencement of the [[Seven Years' War]], and details his search for the [[Grand Temple|precursor site]] with other notable Templars of the region including [[Charles Lee]], [[Benjamin Church]], [[William Johnson]], [[John Pitcairn]] and [[Thomas Hickey]]. Moving on, the Encyclopedia outlines the notable events participated in by Haytham's son, the [[Kanien'kehá:ka]] Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] in the lead up to the Revolution, such as the [[Boston Massacre]] and the [[Boston Tea Party]].
 
The Encyclopedia then follows his participation in some of the major events of the War for Independence, including the Battles of [[Battles of Lexington and Concord|Lexington, Concord]] and [[Battle of Bunker Hill|Bunker Hill]], the [[Declaration of Independence]] and the [[Battle of Monmouth]]. It details his assassinations of the key Templar figures under Haytham's command and subsequent attempts to support the colonists' desire for independence. In doing so the Encyclopedia also explores Ratonhnhaké:ton's relationship with his father Haytham and his gradual disillusionment with the [[Continental Army|patriot]] cause after discovering their distain for the native population. This section is concluded with the end of the war and the relocation of Native Americans after the colonists gained their independence from Britain.
*Seven Years War
*"No Taxation without Representation"
*Ratonhnhaké:ton's Vision Quest
*Boston Massacre
*Boston Tea Party
*Coercive Acts
*Battles of Lexington and Concord
*Battle of Bunker Hill
*Declaration of Independence
*Encampment at Valley Forge
*Battle of Monmouth
*Naval Battles
*End of the War
*Native American's Relocation
 
====Spanish Louisiana====
:''Added in the second edition.''
This section introduces the origins of the slave society present in [[New Orleans]] during the 18th century, before covering the transition from French to Spanish rule in Louisiana following the end of the Seven Years' War and the subsequent rebellion of 1768. This section also introduces the Assassin [[Aveline de Grandpré]] and covers her activities in New Orleans as well as her expeditions to [[Chichen Itza]] in search of the [[Prophecy Disk]]. Her search for the [[Madeleine de L'Isle|Company Man]] and meeting with Connor in [[New York]] are also described along with her return to New Orleans and confrontation with her stepmother.
*New Orleans Slave Society
*Spanish Rule
*Louisiana Rebellion of 1768
*Expedition of Chichén Itzá
*Return to New Orleans
*Second Expedition to Chichén Itzá
*The Company Man
*Trip to New York
*Familiar Faces
 
====Sikh Empire====
:''Added in the third edition.''
This is a brief section examining the events that transpired during the Assassin [[Arbaaz Mir]]'s search for the [[Koh-i-Noor]] diamond in India during the final years of the [[Sikh Empire]], including his reluctant protection of the Maharajah [[Ranjit Singh]], his relationship with the Princess [[Pyara Kaur]] and the attempted theft of the diamond with the slave [[Raza Soora]].
 
====Imperial Russia====
This section details the events that took place during the time of [[Nikolai Orelov]], and includes the conflict between the Assassins and Tsars of Russia, namely Alexander III and his son Nicholas II. This section also includes the destruction of the Staff of Eden in the [[Tunguska explosion]] and Nikolai's discovery of a shard from the artifact being held in the possession of [[Grigori Rasputin]].
*The Fall
 
====Recent History====
The Recent History segment follows the conflict between Assassins and Templars in the present day, and begins with the [[Great Purge|The Great Purge]] of 2000. It then expands into the story of [[Desmond Miles]], starting in September 2012 with his kidnapping by [[Abstergo Industries|Abstergo]] and his subsequent escape with [[Lucy Stillman]]. Accompanying this, it describes the discovery of [[Clay Kaczmarek]]'s [[Cryptic Messages]] and later his [[Glyphs]] hidden inside the [[Animus]], as well as the increasing intensity of the [[Bleeding Effect]] experienced by Desmond as part of his Animus sessions. This section also covers the relocation of the Assassins to the [[Sanctuary]] beneath [[Monteriggioni]], the discovery of the [[Apple of Eden 6|Apple of Eden]] beneath the [[Colosseum]] and the death of Lucy at the hands of Desmond, seemingly under the control of [[Juno]]. Following this, the Encyclopedia details Desmond's coma and subsequent recovery inside the [[Black Room]] with the help of Clay before describing his arrival at the [[Grand Temple]] and his travels to Manhattan, Italy and Brazil in search of the temple's power sources. Desmond's story is concluded with his sacrifice inside the temple vault and the prevention of the [[Second Disaster]].
 
This section on present day also includes the involvement of [[MysoreTech]] employee [[Jot Soora]] and his fiancée [[Monima Das]] in the conflict between the modern day Assassins and Templars in search of the Koh-i-Noor diamond. This section also details the deaths of the Assassins [[Siobhan Dhami]] and [[Dinesh]] at the hands of Templar commandos, as well as that of Monima, who perished in the waters of Mumbai Bay during a high speed chase with the Templars. This section also includes a description of the [[Brahman V.R.]] project and the device's use as a portable Animus. The final events of recent history covered in this section are those that took place in [[Abstergo Entertainment]] during the [[Sample 17 Project]], including the infiltration of the complex by Assassins [[Rebecca Crane]] and [[Shaun Hastings]], the failed attempt by the Sage [[John Standish]] to kill the [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and the subsequent death of John at the hands of Abstergo security guards.
*The Great Purge
*Desmond Miles
*Abstergo Industries
*The Glyphs—Escape from Abstergo
*The Hideout—Minerva's Message
*Monteriggioni
*Colosseum Vault
*Inside the First Civilization Temple {{c|2nd ed.}}
*The Quest for the Power Source in Manhattan {{c|2nd ed.}}
*Desmond Heads to Brazil {{c|2nd ed.}}
*Desmond at Abstergo {{c|2nd ed.}}
*End of the World Postponed {{c|2nd ed.}}
 
===Characters===
====Desmond Miles====
The Characters section contains profiles on all the characters features in the series, beginning with Desmond Miles and the allies and enemies he encountered. After this, it details the ancestors of Desmond, including [[Aquilus]], Ezio Auditore da Firenze and Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.
*;Friends & Allies
**William Miles
**Lucy Stillman
**Rebecca Crane
**Shaun Hastings
**Erudito
**Subject 16
*;Enemies
**Dr. Warren Vidic
**Alan Rikkin
**Anson Peake
 
====Aquilus====
The profile of Aquilus describes the confrontations between him and the Templars, both in their struggle for the Shroud of Eden and the Ankh.
 
====Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad====
Altaïr's profile is expansive and details his entire life, finishing with his death inside his library in 1257. After his profile, it gives information on all of his assassination targets, allies and other enemies he combated within his time.
*;Friends & Allies
**Al Mualim
**Maria Thorpe
**Malik Al-Sayf
**Abbas {{c|"Abbas Sofian" 2nd ed.}}
*;Enemies'''
**Altaïr's Targets
**Robert de Sable
*;Others'''
**Saladin
**Richard I of England
 
====Ezio Auditore da Firenze====
Ezio's profile is quite large compared to Altaïr's. It once again details his life and the allies and enemies he encountered. It adds on, however, with explanations of the Venetian and Florentine conspirators, and the confrontation in [[Constantinople]].
*;Friends & Allies
**Giovanni Auditore
**Maria Auditore
**Claudia Auditore
**Federico & Petruccio Auditore
**Mario Auditore
**Domenico Auditore
**Sofia Sartor
**Leonardo da Vinci
**Caterina Sforza
**Niccolò Machiavelli
**Gilberto (La Volpe)
**Bartolomeo d'Alviano
**Paola
**Teodora Contanto
**Antonio de Magianis
**Christina Vespucci
**Rosa
**Yusuf Tazim
**Prince Suleiman
**Piri Reis
**Shao Jun
*;The Borgias & Their Allies
**Rodrigo Borgia
**Cesare Borgia
**Lucrezia Borgia
**Giovanni Borgia
**Uberto Alberti
**Octavian de Valois
**Micheletto Corella
*;The Pazzi Conspiracy
**Pazzi Family
**Pazzi Conspirators
*;The Venetian Conspiracy
**Venetian Conspirators
*;The Constantinople Confrontation
**Prince Ahmet
**Prince Selim
**Manuel Palaiologos
**Shahkulu
*;Others
**Girolamo Savonarola
**Charles de la Motte
**Giuliano & Lorenzo de' Medici
**Ludovico & Checco Orsi
**Perotto Calderon
 
====Edward Kenway====
:''Added in the third edition.''
 
====Connor====
:''Added in the second edition.''
[[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]'s profile details his life throughout ''Assassin's Creed III''. Similar to Ezio's profile, it details his life, friends, the allies and enemies he encountered during the events in ''Assassin's Creed III'', the latter such as the [[American Revolutionary War]].
*;Friends & Allies
**George Washington
**Achilles
**Founding Fathers
**Samuel Adams
**Kaniehtí:io
**Lafayette
**Benjamin Franklin
**Homestead Women
**Duncan Little
**Paul Revere
*;Enemies
**Haytham Kenway
**Charles Lee
**Benjamin Church
**Loyalists
**William Johnson
**Thomas Hickey
**John Pitcairn
**Nicholas Biddle
**Edward Braddock
 
====Aveline de Grandpré====
:''Added in the second edition.''
[[Aveline de Grandpré]]'s profile is much the same as Connor's in that it details her life throughout ''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'', the friends & allies and enemies she encountered along the way.
*;Friends & Allies
**Agaté
**Jeanne
**Gérald Blanc
**Philippe Olivier de Grandpré
*;Enemies
**Madeleine de L'Isle
**Antonio de Ulloa
**Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer
**Baptiste
 
====Arbaaz Mir====
:''Added in the third edition.''
 
====Daniel Cross====
Daniel Cross' section outlines how the Templars experimented on him during his youth and his infiltration of the Assassins, whilst including profiles on the people he encountered, including [[Hannah Mueller]], [[Paul Bellamy]] and [[Mentor (2000)|the Mentor]].
*;Friends & Allies
**Hannah Mueller
**Paul Bellamy
**The Mentor
 
====Nikolai Orelov====
Expanding on the Imperial Russia section, this details the life of Nikolai and the people he was affiliated with, including the Tsars of Russia, [[Anna Orelov]] and [[Nikola Tesla]].
*;Friends & Allies
**Anna Orelov
**Nikola Tesla
*;Enemies
**Tsar Alexander III
**Tsar Nicholas II
**Grigori Rasputin
 
====Jot Soora====
:''Added in the third edition.''
 
===Places===
The last section of the Encyclopedia informs the reader on all the major cities and places visited in the Assassin's Creed series as of 2013:
*Masyaf
*[[Jerusalem]]
*[[Damascus]]
*[[Acre]]
*[[Florence]]
*[[Rome]]
*[[Monteriggioni]]
*[[Venice]]
*[[Constantinople]]
*[[Derinkuyu|Cappadocia]]
*[[Boston]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
*[[Frontier|The American Frontier]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
*[[New York City|New York]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
*[[Philadelphia, United States|Philadelphia]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
*[[New Orleans]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
*[[Chichen Itza|Chichén Itzá]] {{c|2nd ed.}}
 
===Cartes Blanches===
:''Added in the second edition.''
In the initial release, these artworks were bundled separately in a folder along with the encyclopedia. However, in the second edition, they are incorporated at the back of the encyclopedia. Includes one illustration per artist by the following; Tavis Coburn, Cameron Stewart, Android Jones, Gabz, Will Murai, James Ng, Karl Kerschl, Seedseven, Rodrigo Bastos Didier, Lizette Ruezga, Patradoon.
 
<gallery widths="130" position="center" captionalign="center">
Assassin by JamesNG.jpg|James Ng
Assassin by Gabz.jpg|Gabz
Assassin by TomX.jpg|TomX
Assassin by WillMurai.jpg|Will Murai
Assassin by David Alvarez.jpg|David Alvarez
Assassin by Karl Kerschl.jpg|Karl Kerschl
Assassin by Lizette Ruezga.jpg|Lizette Ruezga
</gallery>
 
==Development==
Initially intended as an art book, the project gathered so much material that Ubiworkshop decided to expand it into an encyclopedia.<ref name="Ubiworkshop">{{Cite web|url=http://ubiworkshop.myshopify.com/blogs/news/2653802-home-made-assassin|title=Home made Assassin|publisher=UbiWorkshop Blog|author=Grandjean, Christophe|date=3 February 2011|accessdate=12 February 2011|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110206001131/http://ubiworkshop.myshopify.com/blogs/news/2653802-home-made-assassin|archivedate=6 February 2011}}</ref>
 
Artists like Craig Mullins, Tavis Coburn, 123Klan, [[Grzegorz Domaradzki]], James Ng, [[David Alvarez]], and others were given free reign to draw an [[Assassins|Assassin]] from the period and style of their choice, of which the artworks were included in the Encyclopedia.
 
At E3 2012, new editions of the Encyclopedia featured a quote from the Bible's {{Wiki|Book of Numbers}} written in hexadecimal code: "We saw the [[Nephilim]] there; We seemed like grasshoppers in our own eyes; And we looked the same to them." ([[wikisource:Bible (King James)/Numbers|Numbers 13:33]]).<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/691931-Hex-code-similar-to-quot-three-lives-toiled-quot-found?s=145aaf07dfe8da69602f091ad8d2ff29|title=Hex code similar to "three lives toiled" found|author="Chariflame"|publisher=Ubisoft|date=17 July 2012|accessdate=|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130518092545/http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/691931-Hex-code-similar-to-quot-three-lives-toiled-quot-found?s=145aaf07dfe8da69602f091ad8d2ff29|archivedate=18 May 2013}}</ref> This quote is also spoken by [[William Miles]] to Desmond in ''Assassin's Creed III'', after the latter complained about Juno only ever leaving cryptic messages.
 
A Second Edition was released in October 2012 to coincide with the release of ''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''. The Second Edition features 120 new pages of content that include information on ''Assassin's Creed III, [[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', and ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Chain]]'' along with new ''cartes blanches''.
 
A Third Edition was released in October 2013 to coincide with the release of ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''. The Third Edition contains over 390 pages of content revised and updated with information from ''Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brahman]]''.
 
==Editions==
===First Edition===
<tabber>
|-|Black Edition=
The Black Edition was included with the Animus Edition of ''Revelations'' available in Europe, and was also sold separately on the European UbiShop online store. It does not include the "cartes blanches" artwork, but featured an exclusive black cover.<ref name="Pre-order">{{Cite web|url=http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-white-edition/|title=Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia White Edition|publisher=Ubi Workshop|accessdate=26 July 2011|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110822063814/http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-white-edition/|archivedate=22 August 2011}}</ref>
|-|White Edition=
[[File:Encyclopedia White.png|thumb|right|150px|White Edition]]
The White Edition was available worldwide on UbiWorkshop and included the "cartes blanches" artworks.<ref name="Assassin’s Creed Encyclopedia">{{Cite web|url=http://www.ubiworkshop.com/acencyclopedia/|title=Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia|publisher=UbiWorkshop|accessdate=26 July 2011|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110609213258/http://www.ubiworkshop.com/acencyclopedia/|archivedate=9 June 2011}}</ref><ref name="Pre-order"/>
|-|E3 Collector's Edition=
The E3 Collector's Edition was given only to press staff at E3 2012, in a branded cloth bag along with a promotional card for ''[[Assassin's Creed: Recollection]]''. It is identical to the White and Black editions, but included a foreword by [[Alex Hutchinson]], a few extra pages of Assassin's Creed III artwork, and an exclusive silver cover.
</tabber>
 
===Second Edition===
The Second Edition of the ''Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia'' is an updated hardcover edition incorporating ''Assassin's Creed III'', ''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' and ''Assassin's Creed: The Chain'', along with all new "cartes blanches". It was released worldwide on 30 October 2012 and includes 120 new pages of content and a revised version of the first edition.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed/books-and-comics/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-second-edition|title=Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia Second Edition|publisher=Ubi Workshop|accessdate=6 March 2012|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150305161127/http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed/books-and-comics/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-second-edition/|archivedate=5 March 2015}}</ref>
 
===Third Edition===
The Third Edition of the ''Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia'' is an updated hardcover edition incorporating information of characters and events from ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brahman]]'' along with new artwork and concept art. It was released worldwide on 11 November 2013 and includes 390 pages of new content and a revised version of the second edition.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed/books-and-comics/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-third-edition|title=Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia Third Edition|publisher=Ubi Workshop|accessdate=29 November 2013|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20150210163918/http://store.ubiworkshop.com/assassins-creed/books-and-comics/assassins-creed-encyclopedia-third-edition|archivedate=10 February 2015}}</ref>
 
==Continuity==
On the spine of the Encyclopedia, there was a hidden message written in Unicode. Once translated, and after removing the title in red, the message read "Three lives toiled. Three lives lost. Three messages delivered: [[Minerva|the greeting]], [[Juno|the warning]], [[Jupiter|the revelation]]."
 
On multiple pages, a molecule was drawn with a {{Wiki|benzene}} ring and a {{Wiki|hydrogen}} atom with two bonds. However, since hydrogen has only one electron to react with, it cannot form a double bond.
 
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The Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia is a compendium of in-universe information created by Ubiworkshop and published by Ubisoft.

Contents[edit | edit source]

Foreword[edit | edit source]

Written by former-Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski. The E3 Edition has an additional foreword by Assassin's Creed III Creative Director Alex Hutchinson in the E3 Introduction section.

Factions[edit | edit source]

The Assassin Brotherhood[edit | edit source]

After a brief history on the Assassins, the Encyclopedia explains the key aspects and affiliations of the Order, including their Creed, Eagle Vision, and Altaïr's Codex. Lastly, it gives information on the weapons and gear used by the Assassin Order throughout the ages, which includes the Hidden Blade, Leonardo da Vinci's machines and the various weapons and armor purchasable from blacksmiths.

  • The Brotherhood
    • The Assassin Order
    • History of the Organization
    • The Three Tenets
    • The Three Ironies
    • Eagle Vision
    • The Codex
    Weapons & Gear
    • The Hidden Blades
    • Leonardo's Machines
    • Weapons
    • Armor

The Templar Order[edit | edit source]

After a brief history on the Order, the Encyclopedia describes the Templars' ideology and then introduces their founding of Abstergo Industries in 1937. After introducing Abstergo, it outlines the history of the company, comprising their numerous ongoing projects, which leads to the Animus section. This section goes further and illustrates the genetic memory of humans, viewing inside the Animus and the Bleeding Effect's influence over prolonged Animus users.

  • The Templars
    • History of the Organization
    The Abstergo Company
    • Introduction
    • History
    • Projects: General
    • Classified Memory Fragments
    • Animi Avatars
    The Animus
    • Introduction
    • History
    • Animus: Genetic Memory
    • Animus: Viewing
    • Bleeding Effect

First Civilization[edit | edit source]

Beginning with an introduction to who the Isu were, this section details the history of their race, their comprehension of science and technology and their creation of humanity. Additionally, it explains their legacy by including information on Pieces of Eden and portrays each type of artifact, including the Swords of Eden, the Staves of Eden, the Shrouds of Eden, the Ankh, the Memory Seals, and the Crystal Skulls. The Apples of Eden have their own section due to their sophistication and the vast history of the multiple Apples that have passed through the hands of the many characters in the series.

  • Introduction
  • History
  • Pieces of Eden
  • Apples of Eden

Story[edit | edit source]

The Middle Ages[edit | edit source]

This section begins with the journey of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in the Middle Ages, covering his failure in Solomon's Temple, the siege of Masyaf under Robert de Sablé and Altaïr's hunt to eliminate the Levantine Templars as part of his quest for redemption. This section also includes Altaïr's battles in Cyprus and his journey to Mongolia before finishing with the fall of Masyaf in 1257 following the Mongol invasion.

  • The Third Crusade
  • Solomon's Temple
  • The Siege of Masyaf
  • Understanding the Creed
  • Return to Masyaf
  • Cyprus
  • Mongolia
  • Civil War
  • The End of Masyaf

The Renaissance[edit | edit source]

The next section is the most expansive of the story, and summarizes the events that took place during the Renaissance, detailing the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze. It begins with the Templars' plot to assassinate Duke Galeazzo Maria Sforza that his father Giovanni uncovered in Florence, Ezio's pursuit of the Pazzi conspirators and Venetians responsible for his father and brothers' deaths, as well as the Battle of Forlì and the Bonfire of the Vanities. Continuing on, the Encyclopedia explains the events of Ezio's time in Rome battling the Borgia, once again noting additional events such as the Copernicus Conspiracy and The Da Vinci Disappearance.

From then on, the story outlines Ezio's pilgrimage to Masyaf and subsequent travels to Constantinople and Cappadocia, including his discoveries inside Altaïr's library. The last section of the Renaissance finishes Ezio's story by describing the events in the short film Assassin's Creed: Embers, and details the arrival of Shao Jun to Ezio's Florentine villa, along with the conflict that emerges between them and the Jiajing Emperor's henchmen from China.

  • Conspiracy
  • The Execution
  • Ezio's Revenge
  • Monteriggioni
  • San Gimignano
  • The Pazzi Conspiracy
  • The Venetian Conspiracy
  • Induction Into the Brotherhood
  • Battle of Forlì
  • Spain
  • Bonfire of the Vanities
  • The Vault
  • Fall of Monteriggioni
  • Rome
  • Borgia Arsenals
  • The Copernicus Conspiracy
  • Infiltration
  • Fall of Cesare Borgia
  • The Temple of Pythagoras
  • Viana
  • Altaïr's Library
  • Arrival in Constantinople
  • Sofia Sartor
  • Prince Suleiman
  • Saving Suleiman
  • Search for the Traitor
  • Cappadocia
  • Confronting Ahmet
  • The Apple's Message
  • Shao Jun

The Renaissance Legacy[edit | edit source]

The Encyclopedia also includes a section titled Renaissance: Legacy following several events from Project Legacy including Mario Auditore's discovery of the Shroud of Eden beneath Monteriggioni, the defeat of Bartolomeo d'Alviano at the Battle of Agnadello and the assassination of Niccolò di Pitigliano.

  • Defense of Monteriggioni
  • Battle of Agnadello
  • Assassination of Niccolò di Pitigliano

The Golden Age of Piracy[edit | edit source]

Added in the third edition.

This segment begins with the War of the Spanish Succession, the background to the Golden Age of Piracy in which privateering first came into formation in the Caribbean. The Encyclopedia introduces the Welsh privateer turned pirate Edward Kenway and his conflict with the rogue Assassin Duncan Walpole. The events of Edward's life are uncovered in detail beginning with his early exploits, such as his failed infiltration of the Templar Order, his imprisonment aboard the Spanish treasure fleet and subsequent escape aboard a vessel he renamed the Jackdaw.

This section also explores Edward's interactions with both the Assassins and Templars and his general reluctance to support either ideology. The Encyclopedia highlights Edward's focus on furthering his own wealth and stature instead, which inevitably brings him into conflict with both factions as they attempt to uncover the location of the fabled Observatory, a valuable site which Edward, believing will grant him excessive wealth, is already searching for. This segment also covers Edward's relationships with the other major pirates of the era such as Edward Thatch, James Kidd, Anne Bonny, Benjamin Hornigold, Stede Bonnet, Calico Jack, Charles Vane and Bartholomew Roberts, as well as the rise and fall of the pirate republic established at Nassau in the Bahamas.

The American Revolution[edit | edit source]

Added in the second edition.

This section begins with the arrival of Templar Grand Master Haytham Kenway in America prior to the commencement of the Seven Years' War, and details his search for the precursor site with other notable Templars of the region including Charles Lee, Benjamin Church, William Johnson, John Pitcairn and Thomas Hickey. Moving on, the Encyclopedia outlines the notable events participated in by Haytham's son, the Kanien'kehá:ka Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton in the lead up to the Revolution, such as the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party.

The Encyclopedia then follows his participation in some of the major events of the War for Independence, including the Battles of Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill, the Declaration of Independence and the Battle of Monmouth. It details his assassinations of the key Templar figures under Haytham's command and subsequent attempts to support the colonists' desire for independence. In doing so the Encyclopedia also explores Ratonhnhaké:ton's relationship with his father Haytham and his gradual disillusionment with the patriot cause after discovering their distain for the native population. This section is concluded with the end of the war and the relocation of Native Americans after the colonists gained their independence from Britain.

  • Seven Years War
  • "No Taxation without Representation"
  • Ratonhnhaké:ton's Vision Quest
  • Boston Massacre
  • Boston Tea Party
  • Coercive Acts
  • Battles of Lexington and Concord
  • Battle of Bunker Hill
  • Declaration of Independence
  • Encampment at Valley Forge
  • Battle of Monmouth
  • Naval Battles
  • End of the War
  • Native American's Relocation

Spanish Louisiana[edit | edit source]

Added in the second edition.

This section introduces the origins of the slave society present in New Orleans during the 18th century, before covering the transition from French to Spanish rule in Louisiana following the end of the Seven Years' War and the subsequent rebellion of 1768. This section also introduces the Assassin Aveline de Grandpré and covers her activities in New Orleans as well as her expeditions to Chichen Itza in search of the Prophecy Disk. Her search for the Company Man and meeting with Connor in New York are also described along with her return to New Orleans and confrontation with her stepmother.

  • New Orleans Slave Society
  • Spanish Rule
  • Louisiana Rebellion of 1768
  • Expedition of Chichén Itzá
  • Return to New Orleans
  • Second Expedition to Chichén Itzá
  • The Company Man
  • Trip to New York
  • Familiar Faces

Sikh Empire[edit | edit source]

Added in the third edition.

This is a brief section examining the events that transpired during the Assassin Arbaaz Mir's search for the Koh-i-Noor diamond in India during the final years of the Sikh Empire, including his reluctant protection of the Maharajah Ranjit Singh, his relationship with the Princess Pyara Kaur and the attempted theft of the diamond with the slave Raza Soora.

Imperial Russia[edit | edit source]

This section details the events that took place during the time of Nikolai Orelov, and includes the conflict between the Assassins and Tsars of Russia, namely Alexander III and his son Nicholas II. This section also includes the destruction of the Staff of Eden in the Tunguska explosion and Nikolai's discovery of a shard from the artifact being held in the possession of Grigori Rasputin.

  • The Fall

Recent History[edit | edit source]

The Recent History segment follows the conflict between Assassins and Templars in the present day, and begins with the The Great Purge of 2000. It then expands into the story of Desmond Miles, starting in September 2012 with his kidnapping by Abstergo and his subsequent escape with Lucy Stillman. Accompanying this, it describes the discovery of Clay Kaczmarek's Cryptic Messages and later his Glyphs hidden inside the Animus, as well as the increasing intensity of the Bleeding Effect experienced by Desmond as part of his Animus sessions. This section also covers the relocation of the Assassins to the Sanctuary beneath Monteriggioni, the discovery of the Apple of Eden beneath the Colosseum and the death of Lucy at the hands of Desmond, seemingly under the control of Juno. Following this, the Encyclopedia details Desmond's coma and subsequent recovery inside the Black Room with the help of Clay before describing his arrival at the Grand Temple and his travels to Manhattan, Italy and Brazil in search of the temple's power sources. Desmond's story is concluded with his sacrifice inside the temple vault and the prevention of the Second Disaster.

This section on present day also includes the involvement of MysoreTech employee Jot Soora and his fiancée Monima Das in the conflict between the modern day Assassins and Templars in search of the Koh-i-Noor diamond. This section also details the deaths of the Assassins Siobhan Dhami and Dinesh at the hands of Templar commandos, as well as that of Monima, who perished in the waters of Mumbai Bay during a high speed chase with the Templars. This section also includes a description of the Brahman V.R. project and the device's use as a portable Animus. The final events of recent history covered in this section are those that took place in Abstergo Entertainment during the Sample 17 Project, including the infiltration of the complex by Assassins Rebecca Crane and Shaun Hastings, the failed attempt by the Sage John Standish to kill the Abstergo Entertainment research analyst and the subsequent death of John at the hands of Abstergo security guards.

  • The Great Purge
  • Desmond Miles
  • Abstergo Industries
  • The Glyphs—Escape from Abstergo
  • The Hideout—Minerva's Message
  • Monteriggioni
  • Colosseum Vault
  • Inside the First Civilization Temple (2nd ed.)
  • The Quest for the Power Source in Manhattan (2nd ed.)
  • Desmond Heads to Brazil (2nd ed.)
  • Desmond at Abstergo (2nd ed.)
  • End of the World Postponed (2nd ed.)

Characters[edit | edit source]

Desmond Miles[edit | edit source]

The Characters section contains profiles on all the characters features in the series, beginning with Desmond Miles and the allies and enemies he encountered. After this, it details the ancestors of Desmond, including Aquilus, Ezio Auditore da Firenze and Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.

  • Friends & Allies
    • William Miles
    • Lucy Stillman
    • Rebecca Crane
    • Shaun Hastings
    • Erudito
    • Subject 16
    Enemies
    • Dr. Warren Vidic
    • Alan Rikkin
    • Anson Peake

Aquilus[edit | edit source]

The profile of Aquilus describes the confrontations between him and the Templars, both in their struggle for the Shroud of Eden and the Ankh.

Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad[edit | edit source]

Altaïr's profile is expansive and details his entire life, finishing with his death inside his library in 1257. After his profile, it gives information on all of his assassination targets, allies and other enemies he combated within his time.

  • Friends & Allies
    • Al Mualim
    • Maria Thorpe
    • Malik Al-Sayf
    • Abbas ("Abbas Sofian" 2nd ed.)
    Enemies
    • Altaïr's Targets
    • Robert de Sable
    Others
    • Saladin
    • Richard I of England

Ezio Auditore da Firenze[edit | edit source]

Ezio's profile is quite large compared to Altaïr's. It once again details his life and the allies and enemies he encountered. It adds on, however, with explanations of the Venetian and Florentine conspirators, and the confrontation in Constantinople.

  • Friends & Allies
    • Giovanni Auditore
    • Maria Auditore
    • Claudia Auditore
    • Federico & Petruccio Auditore
    • Mario Auditore
    • Domenico Auditore
    • Sofia Sartor
    • Leonardo da Vinci
    • Caterina Sforza
    • Niccolò Machiavelli
    • Gilberto (La Volpe)
    • Bartolomeo d'Alviano
    • Paola
    • Teodora Contanto
    • Antonio de Magianis
    • Christina Vespucci
    • Rosa
    • Yusuf Tazim
    • Prince Suleiman
    • Piri Reis
    • Shao Jun
    The Borgias & Their Allies
    • Rodrigo Borgia
    • Cesare Borgia
    • Lucrezia Borgia
    • Giovanni Borgia
    • Uberto Alberti
    • Octavian de Valois
    • Micheletto Corella
    The Pazzi Conspiracy
    • Pazzi Family
    • Pazzi Conspirators
    The Venetian Conspiracy
    • Venetian Conspirators
    The Constantinople Confrontation
    • Prince Ahmet
    • Prince Selim
    • Manuel Palaiologos
    • Shahkulu
    Others
    • Girolamo Savonarola
    • Charles de la Motte
    • Giuliano & Lorenzo de' Medici
    • Ludovico & Checco Orsi
    • Perotto Calderon

Edward Kenway[edit | edit source]

Added in the third edition.

Connor[edit | edit source]

Added in the second edition.

Ratonhnhaké:ton's profile details his life throughout Assassin's Creed III. Similar to Ezio's profile, it details his life, friends, the allies and enemies he encountered during the events in Assassin's Creed III, the latter such as the American Revolutionary War.

  • Friends & Allies
    • George Washington
    • Achilles
    • Founding Fathers
    • Samuel Adams
    • Kaniehtí:io
    • Lafayette
    • Benjamin Franklin
    • Homestead Women
    • Duncan Little
    • Paul Revere
    Enemies
    • Haytham Kenway
    • Charles Lee
    • Benjamin Church
    • Loyalists
    • William Johnson
    • Thomas Hickey
    • John Pitcairn
    • Nicholas Biddle
    • Edward Braddock

Aveline de Grandpré[edit | edit source]

Added in the second edition.

Aveline de Grandpré's profile is much the same as Connor's in that it details her life throughout Assassin's Creed III: Liberation, the friends & allies and enemies she encountered along the way.

  • Friends & Allies
    • Agaté
    • Jeanne
    • Gérald Blanc
    • Philippe Olivier de Grandpré
    Enemies
    • Madeleine de L'Isle
    • Antonio de Ulloa
    • Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer
    • Baptiste

Arbaaz Mir[edit | edit source]

Added in the third edition.

Daniel Cross[edit | edit source]

Daniel Cross' section outlines how the Templars experimented on him during his youth and his infiltration of the Assassins, whilst including profiles on the people he encountered, including Hannah Mueller, Paul Bellamy and the Mentor.

  • Friends & Allies
    • Hannah Mueller
    • Paul Bellamy
    • The Mentor

Nikolai Orelov[edit | edit source]

Expanding on the Imperial Russia section, this details the life of Nikolai and the people he was affiliated with, including the Tsars of Russia, Anna Orelov and Nikola Tesla.

  • Friends & Allies
    • Anna Orelov
    • Nikola Tesla
    Enemies
    • Tsar Alexander III
    • Tsar Nicholas II
    • Grigori Rasputin

Jot Soora[edit | edit source]

Added in the third edition.

Places[edit | edit source]

The last section of the Encyclopedia informs the reader on all the major cities and places visited in the Assassin's Creed series as of 2013:

Cartes Blanches[edit | edit source]

Added in the second edition.

In the initial release, these artworks were bundled separately in a folder along with the encyclopedia. However, in the second edition, they are incorporated at the back of the encyclopedia. Includes one illustration per artist by the following; Tavis Coburn, Cameron Stewart, Android Jones, Gabz, Will Murai, James Ng, Karl Kerschl, Seedseven, Rodrigo Bastos Didier, Lizette Ruezga, Patradoon.

  • James Ng
    James Ng
  • Gabz
    Gabz
  • TomX
    TomX
  • Will Murai
    Will Murai
  • David Alvarez
    David Alvarez
  • Karl Kerschl
    Karl Kerschl
  • Lizette Ruezga
    Lizette Ruezga

Development[edit | edit source]

Initially intended as an art book, the project gathered so much material that Ubiworkshop decided to expand it into an encyclopedia.[1]

Artists like Craig Mullins, Tavis Coburn, 123Klan, Grzegorz Domaradzki, James Ng, David Alvarez, and others were given free reign to draw an Assassin from the period and style of their choice, of which the artworks were included in the Encyclopedia.

At E3 2012, new editions of the Encyclopedia featured a quote from the Bible's Book of Numbers written in hexadecimal code: "We saw the Nephilim there; We seemed like grasshoppers in our own eyes; And we looked the same to them." (Numbers 13:33).[2] This quote is also spoken by William Miles to Desmond in Assassin's Creed III, after the latter complained about Juno only ever leaving cryptic messages.

A Second Edition was released in October 2012 to coincide with the release of Assassin's Creed III. The Second Edition features 120 new pages of content that include information on Assassin's Creed III, Assassin's Creed III: Liberation, and Assassin's Creed: The Chain along with new cartes blanches.

A Third Edition was released in October 2013 to coincide with the release of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. The Third Edition contains over 390 pages of content revised and updated with information from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Assassin's Creed: Brahman.

Editions[edit | edit source]

First Edition[edit | edit source]

The Black Edition was included with the Animus Edition of Revelations available in Europe, and was also sold separately on the European UbiShop online store. It does not include the "cartes blanches" artwork, but featured an exclusive black cover.[3]

White Edition

The White Edition was available worldwide on UbiWorkshop and included the "cartes blanches" artworks.[4][3]

The E3 Collector's Edition was given only to press staff at E3 2012, in a branded cloth bag along with a promotional card for Assassin's Creed: Recollection. It is identical to the White and Black editions, but included a foreword by Alex Hutchinson, a few extra pages of Assassin's Creed III artwork, and an exclusive silver cover.

Second Edition[edit | edit source]

The Second Edition of the Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia is an updated hardcover edition incorporating Assassin's Creed III, Assassin's Creed III: Liberation and Assassin's Creed: The Chain, along with all new "cartes blanches". It was released worldwide on 30 October 2012 and includes 120 new pages of content and a revised version of the first edition.[5]

Third Edition[edit | edit source]

The Third Edition of the Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia is an updated hardcover edition incorporating information of characters and events from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Assassin's Creed: Brahman along with new artwork and concept art. It was released worldwide on 11 November 2013 and includes 390 pages of new content and a revised version of the second edition.[6]

Continuity[edit | edit source]

On the spine of the Encyclopedia, there was a hidden message written in Unicode. Once translated, and after removing the title in red, the message read "Three lives toiled. Three lives lost. Three messages delivered: the greeting, the warning, the revelation."

On multiple pages, a molecule was drawn with a benzene ring and a hydrogen atom with two bonds. However, since hydrogen has only one electron to react with, it cannot form a double bond.

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ Grandjean, Christophe (3 February 2011). Home made Assassin. UbiWorkshop Blog. Archived from the original on 6 February 2011. Retrieved on 12 February 2011.
  2. ↑ "Chariflame" (17 July 2012). Hex code similar to "three lives toiled" found. Ubisoft. Archived from the original on 18 May 2013.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia White Edition. Ubi Workshop. Archived from the original on 22 August 2011. Retrieved on 26 July 2011.
  4. ↑ Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia. UbiWorkshop. Archived from the original on 9 June 2011. Retrieved on 26 July 2011.
  5. ↑ Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia Second Edition. Ubi Workshop. Archived from the original on 5 March 2015. Retrieved on 6 March 2012.
  6. ↑ Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia Third Edition. Ubi Workshop. Archived from the original on 10 February 2015. Retrieved on 29 November 2013.

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