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Altair got to him by blending with the crowd. While Tamir was going around to street vendors and insults their work, Altair moves to him and stabs Tamir in the throat with his wrist blade. In the cutscene that follows, Tamir claims that he is different from the rest of the death dealers and that his death had a higher meaning. This leaves Altair wondering what he could mean. Tamir's death marks the first important public assassination in the Holy Land. | Altair got to him by blending with the crowd. While Tamir was going around to street vendors and insults their work, Altair moves to him and stabs Tamir in the throat with his wrist blade. In the cutscene that follows, Tamir claims that he is different from the rest of the death dealers and that his death had a higher meaning. This leaves Altair wondering what he could mean. Tamir's death marks the first important public assassination in the Holy Land. | ||
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Tamir is seen in Assassins creed for the Ipod/Iphone. He is flushed out of his mansion by the player setting some oil barrels on fire. He then gives Altair some vital information, and then Altair kills Tamir. Tamir is portrayed as a fat, rich, obsessed merchant who cares about nobody save himself | |||
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Revision as of 03:54, 21 July 2009
Tamir is the first person Al Mualim orders Altair to assassinate. He is found in the poor district of Damascus
Description
Tamir is the largest death dealer in the land and does most of his business in the souk of the pour district of Demascus. He doesn't take kindly to people insulting him and isn't afraid to kill those who do.
At time that Altair was searching for him, Tamir had a shipment of weapons for an unknown client that was later revealed to be Robert de Sable (Master of the Templars).
Death
Tamir is assassinated by the silent White Eagle assassin, Altair, during a meeting in the courtyard of the Souk Al-Sallah he had with a man filling out Robert's order. The man claims that he doesn't have enough time and enough men to fill out the order by the deadline. Tamir doesn't take kindly to that and calls him names, saying, "These are the kinds of excuses that I would expect from a lazy or incompetent man." He stabs the man and throws him in the fountain. He tells the guard to leave him as a warning.
Altair got to him by blending with the crowd. While Tamir was going around to street vendors and insults their work, Altair moves to him and stabs Tamir in the throat with his wrist blade. In the cutscene that follows, Tamir claims that he is different from the rest of the death dealers and that his death had a higher meaning. This leaves Altair wondering what he could mean. Tamir's death marks the first important public assassination in the Holy Land.
Assassin's Creed for the Ipod/Iphone
Tamir is seen in Assassins creed for the Ipod/Iphone. He is flushed out of his mansion by the player setting some oil barrels on fire. He then gives Altair some vital information, and then Altair kills Tamir. Tamir is portrayed as a fat, rich, obsessed merchant who cares about nobody save himself
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