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==History== | ==History== | ||
After [[Romulus]] stabbed [[Remus]] to death in the [[Temple (Isu)|vault]] beneath the [[Temple of Laran]] and fled, the [[Isu]] [[Mars (deity)|Mars]] manifested and gave a dying Remus the artifact, mentioning that it that would save his life, at the cost of diminishing his free will and turning him into a ''[[Werewolf|Versipellis]]''. Decades later, in 717 BCE, Romulus returned to the vault to hide his [[Sword of Eden]], the [[Excalibur|Sword of Mars]]. He entered the chamber accompanied by the [[Shields of Mars]] when Remus attacked | After [[Romulus]] stabbed [[Remus]] to death in the [[Temple (Isu)|vault]] beneath the [[Temple of Laran]] and fled, the [[Isu]] [[Mars (deity)|Mars]] manifested and gave a dying Remus the artifact, mentioning that it that would save his life, at the cost of diminishing his free will and turning him into a ''[[Werewolf|Versipellis]]''. Decades later, in 717 BCE, Romulus returned to the vault to hide his [[Sword of Eden]], the [[Excalibur|Sword of Mars]]. He entered the chamber accompanied by the [[Shields of Mars]] when Remus attacked them as a 10-foot tall [[wolf]]-man with superhuman strength. Though a formidable adversary, Remus was eventually defeated. In his final moments, he returned to reason and rejected his hatred and Mars' gift, reverting into his original form.<ref name="Wolves">''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]] – [[Forging History]]'' – [[Of Wolves and Men]]</ref> | ||
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The Prize of the Versipellis was an Atlantis artifact, a leftover piece of technology created by the Isu.
History[edit | edit source]
After Romulus stabbed Remus to death in the vault beneath the Temple of Laran and fled, the Isu Mars manifested and gave a dying Remus the artifact, mentioning that it that would save his life, at the cost of diminishing his free will and turning him into a Versipellis. Decades later, in 717 BCE, Romulus returned to the vault to hide his Sword of Eden, the Sword of Mars. He entered the chamber accompanied by the Shields of Mars when Remus attacked them as a 10-foot tall wolf-man with superhuman strength. Though a formidable adversary, Remus was eventually defeated. In his final moments, he returned to reason and rejected his hatred and Mars' gift, reverting into his original form.[1]