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<div class="quote">NemesisT-Type25 wrote:<br | <div class="quote">NemesisT-Type25 wrote:<br>I don't know why The Father of Understanding has always been such a big deal. I always assumed it was a title held by a high ranking member of the order, the Grand Master or just an "idea" or some proverb adopted by the Order, a motto of some sort, like if I was saying "May I be wise in my actions".</div> | ||
Way back during the AC2 days, I assumed that The Father of Understanding was referring to God since the Templars are meant to be a Christian faction group. | Way back during the AC2 days, I assumed that The Father of Understanding was referring to God since the Templars are meant to be a Christian faction group. | ||
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NemesisT-Type25 wrote:
I don't know why The Father of Understanding has always been such a big deal. I always assumed it was a title held by a high ranking member of the order, the Grand Master or just an "idea" or some proverb adopted by the Order, a motto of some sort, like if I was saying "May I be wise in my actions".
I don't know why The Father of Understanding has always been such a big deal. I always assumed it was a title held by a high ranking member of the order, the Grand Master or just an "idea" or some proverb adopted by the Order, a motto of some sort, like if I was saying "May I be wise in my actions".
Way back during the AC2 days, I assumed that The Father of Understanding was referring to God since the Templars are meant to be a Christian faction group.