Le Chasseur

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Le Chasseur (French: The Hunter; unknown – 1756) was a spy operating in New York, North Atlantic and River Valley during the Seven Years War between Britain and France. Le Chasseur would often gather vital information for the Assassins, such as the location of the box and manuscript sought after by Shay Cormac.

In 1754, Le Chasseur acquired blueprints from a Royal Navy Ship of the Line detailing instructions on how to build a Puckle gun. The Navy Ship was also transporting the manuscript the Assassins had been hunting, but neither Le Chasseur nor his comrades understood its writing. After revealing the blueprints to Shay, Le Chasseur then located an engineer to build the Puckle Gun for the Morrigan.

During the year 1756, Le Chasseur was acting as the commander of Fort La Croix in the River Valley. Because the fort posed a threat to the British further down river, Templar Shay Cormac took the Morrigan with newly equipped mortars and effectively took out the forts defences. After infiltrating the stronghold and taking out scouts, Shay confronted Le Chasseur in the war room and, after a short duel, Le Chasseur was killed.

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  Concept art of Le Chasseur

Reference

• Assassin's Creed: Rogue