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Tamir was a proud man at best and believed that a person should've thought twice before they said something could not be done. He even put an innocent civilian who could not get one of his weapon deliveries to his Templar brethren to death out of frustration. Unknown to the people, Tamir worked with a secret organization known as the Templars and even in death he believed that he was different from all the other death dealer's that he had stumbled across. He knew that he was a piece, a man with a part to play who believed he served a nobler cause then just mere profit and he also thought that his brothers would not take kindly to the "foul" act that Altaïr had performed. <ref name="Assassin's Creed" /> <ref name="Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade" /> | Tamir was a proud man at best and believed that a person should've thought twice before they said something could not be done. He even put an innocent civilian who could not get one of his weapon deliveries to his Templar brethren to death out of frustration. Unknown to the people, Tamir worked with a secret organization known as the Templars and even in death he believed that he was different from all the other death dealer's that he had stumbled across. He knew that he was a piece, a man with a part to play who believed he served a nobler cause then just mere profit and he also thought that his brothers would not take kindly to the "foul" act that Altaïr had performed. <ref name="Assassin's Creed" /> <ref name="Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade" /> | ||
Tamir wore an auburn brown turban with a tint of yellow around it. The loose trousers he usually wore were a lighter shade of brown with dark golden inscriptions surrounding it. He often wore a rust colored long embroided tunic which descended down his body and almost up to his knees. <ref name="Assassin's Creed" /> <ref name="Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade" /> He also wore an orange leather belt with a darker yellow pair of shoes. | Tamir wore an auburn brown turban with a tint of yellow around it. The loose trousers he usually wore were a lighter shade of brown with dark golden inscriptions surrounding it. He often wore a rust colored long embroided tunic which descended down his body and almost up to his knees. <ref name="Assassin's Creed" /> <ref name="Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade" /> He also wore an orange leather belt with a darker yellow pair of shoes. His face was starting to wrinkle and he had a dark brown mustache and a tall stature. <ref name="Assassin's Creed" /> | ||
==Final Words== | ==Final Words== | ||
'''Altaïr:''' ''Be at peace''. | '''Altaïr:''' ''Be at peace''. | ||
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- "You think me some petty death dealer--suckling at the breast of war? A strange target, don't you think? Why me, when so many others do the same?"
- ―Tamir on his death.
Tamir (Arabic: تامر) was a member of the Templar Order and was the first Templar Al Mualim ordered the Assassin Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad to assassinate. He was located in the poor district of Damascus, Syria and was a known Black Market merchant.
Biography
Life as a Black Market merchant
- Altaïr: "You believe yourself different then?"
- Tamir: "Oh but I am, for I serve a far nobler cause than mere profit. Just like my brothers"
- —Tamir and Altaïr[src]
Tamir ran the largest black market in Damascus in the Souk Al-Silaah. Some remarked that it may have been the most sizable underground trade in swords, spears, armor, and other equipment in the entire Holy Land. Although he was able to acquire almost anything if the buyer wanted to spend enough, he specialized in arms and armor. He made no apologies for being a heartless (and, some murmured, corrupt) death dealer. In fact, he seemed proud of the countless lives taken by his blades. He had no morals and would do whatever it took to turn a profit. [1] [2]
Death
- "You will pay for this!"
- ―Tamir's last words[src]
After learning much about Tamir from the people, orators and even interrogated citizens, Altaïr moved into an ornate, sunken courtyard when he was ready to kill Tamir. Tamir arrived at the courtyard, arguing with a merchant. The merchant claimed that he could not comply with the large order that Tamir had asked of him, stating that Tamir asked too much of him. Tamir, outraged at this excuse, pressed forward, spit in the merchant's face, and produced a knife. [1] [2]
He began to mercilessly slice into the merchant, until a final stab sent the man sprawling against the fountain. Tamir stopped one of his lackeys from moving the body before moving off to inspect the other merchant stands in the courtyard. The crowd then dispersed with an odd calm, Tamir kept moving while sleuthing through merchant stands. Altaïr moved quietly behind Tamir and executed him with his hidden blade. During his last moments, Tamir claimed his motives to be far nobler than that of profit, stating that he had merely a part to play in the Brotherhood's plan. Tamir soon perished and Altaïr was left to escape the area from Tamir's guards. [1] [2]
Personality and characteristics
Tamir was a proud man at best and believed that a person should've thought twice before they said something could not be done. He even put an innocent civilian who could not get one of his weapon deliveries to his Templar brethren to death out of frustration. Unknown to the people, Tamir worked with a secret organization known as the Templars and even in death he believed that he was different from all the other death dealer's that he had stumbled across. He knew that he was a piece, a man with a part to play who believed he served a nobler cause then just mere profit and he also thought that his brothers would not take kindly to the "foul" act that Altaïr had performed. [1] [2]
Tamir wore an auburn brown turban with a tint of yellow around it. The loose trousers he usually wore were a lighter shade of brown with dark golden inscriptions surrounding it. He often wore a rust colored long embroided tunic which descended down his body and almost up to his knees. [1] [2] He also wore an orange leather belt with a darker yellow pair of shoes. His face was starting to wrinkle and he had a dark brown mustache and a tall stature. [1]
Final Words
Altaïr: Be at peace.
Tamir: You'll pay for this. You and all your kind.
Altaïr: It seems you're the one who pays now, my friend. You'll not profit from suffering any longer.
Tamir: You think me some petty death dealer, suckling at the breast of war!? A strange target, don't you think? Why me, when so many others do the same?
Altaïr: You believe yourself different, then?
Tamir: Oh but I am, for I serve a far nobler cause than mere profit. Just like my brothers.
Altaïr: Brothers?
Tamir: Ah, but he thinks I act alone. I am but a piece, a man with a part to play. You'll come to know the others soon enough... they won't take kindly to what you've done!
Altaïr: Good. I look forward to ending their lives as well!
Tamir: Such pride. It will destroy you, child...
Trivia
- Tamir is one of the few video game characters actually rendered with chest hair.
- Another character of the same name and profession appears in Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles, though he evidently has no actual connection to this Tamir.
- The name "Tamir" should be pronounced "Ta-mir" with a short " i " .
- The name "Tamir" means "The Date farmer".
- Tamir has his own personal bodyguards that are dressed in Crimson Red and Gold lined uniforms. He is one of the few targets that have their own bodyguards (the others being Talal, Abu'l Nuqoud, Majd Addin and Jubair al Hakim.)
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