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The '''Assassins''', also known as the '''Hashashashin''', are an order of assassins, who are in a constant battle with the [[Knights Templar]]. The order has existed in many eras, including the [[Assassin's Creed|Third Crusade]], the Renaissance, and even lasting into the year 2012. The order believes in a creed of values, consisting of three tenets: Do not harm the innocent, be discreet, and do not compromise the brotherhood. | |||
==Known Assassins== | |||
[[Altair]] <br /> | *[[Altair]] <br /> | ||
[[Malik]] <br /> | *[[Malik]] <br /> | ||
[[Kaddar]] <br /> | *[[Kaddar]] <br /> | ||
[[Raoul]] <br /> | *[[Raoul]] <br /> | ||
[[Masun]] <br /> | *[[Masun]] <br /> | ||
Jamal | *Jamal <br /> | ||
[[The Dai and Rafiqs]] <br /> | *[[The Dai and Rafiqs]] <br /> | ||
== Assassin's Creed == | == Assassin's Creed == | ||
In | In 1191, during the Third Crusade, the Assassin order has its headquarters in the fortress of [[Masyaf]]. Led by [[Al Mualim]], Altair and the other assassins battle with the Templars and their leader, [[Robert de Sable]]. | ||
Revision as of 05:16, 11 April 2009
The Assassins, also known as the Hashashashin, are an order of assassins, who are in a constant battle with the Knights Templar. The order has existed in many eras, including the Third Crusade, the Renaissance, and even lasting into the year 2012. The order believes in a creed of values, consisting of three tenets: Do not harm the innocent, be discreet, and do not compromise the brotherhood.
Known Assassins
Assassin's Creed
In 1191, during the Third Crusade, the Assassin order has its headquarters in the fortress of Masyaf. Led by Al Mualim, Altair and the other assassins battle with the Templars and their leader, Robert de Sable.