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[[Ubisoft]] cancelled the publishing of the book mainly because the book had to be heavily edited due to several problems. The first problem arose when the video game company was visited by descendants of the original Assassins, members of the | [[Ubisoft]] cancelled the publishing of the book mainly because the book had to be heavily edited due to several problems. The first problem arose when the video game company was visited by descendants of the original Assassins, members of the Ismaili sect currently led by the Aga Khan in India. Not much is revealed which problems actually occurred but this caused them to heavily edit the book. Later they decided to remove all religious references and had to hire an expert to confirm the historical accuracy of the story, asking for advice from the Aga Khan’s people. By this time the publisher lost their interest in the book and the whole three-book project got cancelled. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 26 July 2010
Assassin’s Creed: The Invisible Imam is a book written by author Steven Barnes, which was the first book of a trilogy. Publisher Marco Palmieri showed hight interest in the book before it got cancelled. The story features a character by the name of Abdul Wahid who goes on a quest for vengeance for the death of his parents.
Cancellation
Ubisoft cancelled the publishing of the book mainly because the book had to be heavily edited due to several problems. The first problem arose when the video game company was visited by descendants of the original Assassins, members of the Ismaili sect currently led by the Aga Khan in India. Not much is revealed which problems actually occurred but this caused them to heavily edit the book. Later they decided to remove all religious references and had to hire an expert to confirm the historical accuracy of the story, asking for advice from the Aga Khan’s people. By this time the publisher lost their interest in the book and the whole three-book project got cancelled.