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'''Roshan''' (روشان; born c. 800) was a former-[[Slavery|slave]] [[Hidden One]] who attained the rank of [[Master Assassin]] based at the stronghold of [[Alamut]] in what is now [[Iran]]. She was the mentor of [[Basim Ibn Ishaq]], a street [[thief]] from [[Samarra]] | '''Roshan''' (روشان; born c. 800) was a former-[[Slavery|slave]] [[Hidden One]] who attained the rank of [[Master Assassin]] based at the stronghold of [[Alamut]] in what is now [[Iran]]. She was the mentor of [[Basim Ibn Ishaq]], a street [[thief]] from [[Samarra]] who was secretly the [[Reborn Isu|reincarnation]] of the [[Isu]] [[Loki]]. | ||
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Roshan (روشان; born c. 800) was a former-slave Hidden One who attained the rank of Master Assassin based at the stronghold of Alamut in what is now Iran. She was the mentor of Basim Ibn Ishaq, a street thief from Samarra who was secretly the reincarnation of the Isu Loki.
Personality and characteristics
Roshan was a woman of Persian descent and had a strong personality. A true warrior who was loyal and honest, she fought for justice and to protect her fellow Hidden Ones, but kept details of her life shrouded in mystery.[2]
Behind the scenes
Roshan is an upcoming character set to be introduced in Assassin's Creed: Mirage, where she is voiced by Iranian-American actress Shohreh Aghdashloo.
- Etymology
The name Roshan is of Persian origins and means "splendid light," "bright," and "daylight."
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