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[[File:ACIIIMP-Montebank.png|thumb|right|200px|Victor Wolcott]] | [[File:ACIIIMP-Montebank.png|thumb|right|200px|Victor Wolcott.]] | ||
'''Victor Wolcott''' was a [[Doctors|doctor]] of [[Britain|British]] descent who was infamous for his experiments. It was known that he thrived on acquiring knowledge and power, especially in biology, medicine and the occult, with it being rumored that his elixirs could keep his [[Templars|Templar]] patients from the brink of death. As well as this, he also expanded his dissection skills on "fresh" bodies, though the means of which he obtained them were mysteriously unknown. | '''Victor Wolcott''' was a [[Doctors|doctor]] of [[Britain|British]] descent who was infamous for his experiments. It was known that he thrived on acquiring knowledge and power, especially in biology, medicine and the occult, with it being rumored that his elixirs could keep his [[Templars|Templar]] patients from the brink of death. As well as this, he also expanded his dissection skills on "fresh" bodies, though the means of which he obtained them were mysteriously unknown. | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 30 March 2013
Victor Wolcott was a doctor of British descent who was infamous for his experiments. It was known that he thrived on acquiring knowledge and power, especially in biology, medicine and the occult, with it being rumored that his elixirs could keep his Templar patients from the brink of death. As well as this, he also expanded his dissection skills on "fresh" bodies, though the means of which he obtained them were mysteriously unknown.
In 2012, his genetic memories were used as an Animi Avatar by the entertainment branch of the Templar company Abstergo Industries, to influence the general public via the Animus games console, under the title of the Mountebank.
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Concept art of Victor Wolcott by Pierre Bertin.
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