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==History== | ==History== | ||
===Formation=== | ===Formation=== | ||
The guild was formed in 1500 by [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who had moved to | The guild was formed in 1500 by [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], who had moved to Rome to directly confront the [[Templars]] in their headquarters. Machiavelli got in contact with [[Fabio Orsini]], who lent an unused storeroom on [[Tiber Island]] to him, which became the guild's location. Soon after its formation, [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] moved to Rome as well, after his hometown of [[Monteriggioni]] was [[Fall of Monteriggioni|ambushed]] by the Borgia; the leading body of the Templars. | ||
===Fight against the Borgia=== | ===Fight against the Borgia=== | ||
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In 1501, however, Ezio concluded the Guild must expand in numbers and thus began recruiting several civilians being bullied by the Borgia and training them as [[Apprentices]] to eventually become Assassins themselves. Sending the recruits across Europe, they completed various assignments, directly helping the Guilds in other European countries and forming one in [[Constantinople]] after many failed attempts in the past. | In 1501, however, Ezio concluded the Guild must expand in numbers and thus began recruiting several civilians being bullied by the Borgia and training them as [[Apprentices]] to eventually become Assassins themselves. Sending the recruits across Europe, they completed various assignments, directly helping the Guilds in other European countries and forming one in [[Constantinople]] after many failed attempts in the past. | ||
By 1503 the Roman Assassin Guild had infiltrated the Borgia's ranks, gained several powerful allies, and resources. In addition to killing several key generals and right-hand men of [[Cesare Borgia]], Ezio, now ''Il Mentore'' ([[Grand Master of the Assassin's Order|the Mentor]]), intended to assassinate both Cesare and [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. In the aftermath, Rodrigo died by Cesare's hand (in a heated fight over the Apple of Eden, Cesare kills Rodrigo with, ironically, a poisoned apple, intended for Cesare himself) and the Assassins had successfully retrieved [[ | By 1503 the Roman Assassin Guild had infiltrated the Borgia's ranks, gained several powerful allies, and resources. In addition to killing several key generals and right-hand men of [[Cesare Borgia]], Ezio, now ''Il Mentore'' ([[Grand Master of the Assassin's Order|the Mentor]]), intended to assassinate both Cesare and [[Rodrigo Borgia]]. In the aftermath, Rodrigo died by Cesare's hand (in a heated fight over the Apple of Eden, Cesare kills Rodrigo with, ironically, a poisoned apple, intended for Cesare himself) and the Assassins had successfully retrieved [[the Apple of Eden]]. In the following months, the Roman Guild constantly worked on weakening Cesare's remaining supporters until his eventual arrest. | ||
Ending the Borgia tyranny in Rome, the Guild continued its activities in Rome and throughout Europe | Ending the Borgia tyranny in Rome, the Guild continued its activities in Rome and throughout Europe as well. | ||
==Guild members== | ==Guild members== | ||
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Char machiavelli.png|[[Niccolò Machiavelli]]<br>Membership: 1500 - 1507 | Char machiavelli.png|[[Niccolò Machiavelli]]<br>Membership: 1500 - 1507 | ||
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==Source== | ==Source== | ||
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | * ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
*[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)|''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' novel]] | * [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)|''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' novel]] | ||
[[Category:Assassins Guilds]] | [[Category:Assassins Guilds]] | ||
[[Category:Rome]] | [[Category:Rome]] | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 7 November 2011
The Rome Assassins Guild was formed during the early 16th century, and was ultimately responsible for the downfall of Borgia tyranny in Rome.
History
Formation
The guild was formed in 1500 by Niccolò Machiavelli, who had moved to Rome to directly confront the Templars in their headquarters. Machiavelli got in contact with Fabio Orsini, who lent an unused storeroom on Tiber Island to him, which became the guild's location. Soon after its formation, Ezio Auditore da Firenze moved to Rome as well, after his hometown of Monteriggioni was ambushed by the Borgia; the leading body of the Templars.
Fight against the Borgia
Successfully forming a Guild, Ezio Auditore established contact with the Roman Underground (the Courtesans, Thieves and Mercenaries) and restored each faction, successfully providing the Guild with powerful allies and resources.
In 1501, however, Ezio concluded the Guild must expand in numbers and thus began recruiting several civilians being bullied by the Borgia and training them as Apprentices to eventually become Assassins themselves. Sending the recruits across Europe, they completed various assignments, directly helping the Guilds in other European countries and forming one in Constantinople after many failed attempts in the past.
By 1503 the Roman Assassin Guild had infiltrated the Borgia's ranks, gained several powerful allies, and resources. In addition to killing several key generals and right-hand men of Cesare Borgia, Ezio, now Il Mentore (the Mentor), intended to assassinate both Cesare and Rodrigo Borgia. In the aftermath, Rodrigo died by Cesare's hand (in a heated fight over the Apple of Eden, Cesare kills Rodrigo with, ironically, a poisoned apple, intended for Cesare himself) and the Assassins had successfully retrieved the Apple of Eden. In the following months, the Roman Guild constantly worked on weakening Cesare's remaining supporters until his eventual arrest.
Ending the Borgia tyranny in Rome, the Guild continued its activities in Rome and throughout Europe as well.
Guild members
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Niccolò Machiavelli
Membership: 1500 - 1507 -
Ezio Auditore da Firenze
Membership: 1500 - 1511 -
La Volpe
Membership: 1500 - ? -
Bartolomeo d'Alviano
Membership: 1500 - 1503 -
Claudia Auditore da Firenze
Membership: 1503 - ?
