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'''Charles de la Motte''' was a [[France|French]] member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]].
'''Charles de la Motte''' was a [[France|French]] marquis, an ally to the commander of the [[Papacy|Papal]] army, [[Cesare Borgia]], and a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]]. A skilled combatant, he commanded a force of French [[mercenaries]].


His genetic memories were later used by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], for the training of their [[Animus]] [[Abstergo recruits|recruits]], under the title of the [[Marquis]].
His genetic memories were later used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], for the training of their [[Animus]] [[Abstergo recruits|recruits]], under the title of the [[Marquis]].


==Biography==
==Biography==
Charles de la Motte was a French marquis, a member of the Templar Order and an ally to the commander of the [[Papacy|Papal]] army, [[Cesare Borgia]]. A skilled combatant, he commanded a force of French mercenaries.
===Tournament===
===Tournament===
{{Quote|The Frenchman Charles de la Motte questions the courage of [[Italy|Italia]] and has called a tournament to prove his men are superior.|Francesco Vecellio.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
{{Quote|The Frenchman Charles de la Motte questions the courage of Italia and has called a tournament to prove his men are superior.|Francesco Vecellio.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}


In 1503 at {{Wiki|Barletta}}, Charles entered into a contest with his fellow Templar, Cesare Borgia, where he aimed to prove France's superiority.
In 1503 at {{Wiki|Barletta}}, Charles entered into a contest with his fellow Templar, Cesare Borgia, where he aimed to prove France's superiority.


This competition was sabotaged by the [[Assassins]], who dusted the French participants' supplies with poison, which caused them to underperform. No foul play was detected, and the Italians' victory was deemed fair. The reason for this act was to sour the relationship between Cesare and Charles.
This competition was sabotaged by the [[Assassins]] however, who aimed to sour the relationship between the two Templars, so they dusted the French participants' supplies with poison the night before the tournament, which caused them to underperform the next day. Since [[Tessa Varzi]] was an expert in creating and applying poison, no foul play was detected, and the [[Italy|Italians]]' victory was deemed fair.


===Alliance===
===Alliance===
{{Quote|If the Church and its army turn their heads, there is no telling what harm de la Motte will cause here!|Francesco, regarding Charles' return to [[Rome]].|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}
{{Quote|If the Church and its army turn their heads, there is no telling what harm de la Motte will cause here!|Francesco, regarding Charles' return to Rome.|Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy}}


Later that same year, Charles and his men returned to [[Rome]] upon Cesare's invitation and received no interference from the Papal armies. The French [[mercenaries]] began to assault the citizens, insulting and stealing from them, while the city guards warned off any who tried to stop them.
Later that same year, Charles and his men returned to [[Rome]] upon Cesare's invitation and received no interference from the Papal armies. The French mercenaries began to assault the citizens, insulting and stealing from them, while the city guards warned off any who tried to stop them.


Concerned, the Assassins moved to intervene, and the team led by [[Francesco Vecellio]] dispatched several of the Frenchmen with arrows and poisoned flowers, which were given to the troops by [[Tessa Varzi]].
Concerned, the Assassins moved to intervene, and the team led by [[Francesco Vecellio]] dispatched several of the Frenchmen with arrows and poisoned flowers, which were given to the troops by Tessa Varzi.


Despite killing several of the soldiers, the combined power of the Borgia and French troops eventually drove the Assassin team into retreat, forcing them to take refuge in an inn. The building was soon set ablaze, and many Assassins – Tessa Varzi and [[Cipriano Enu]] amongst them – lost their lives in the flames.
Despite killing several of the soldiers, the combined power of the Borgia and French troops eventually drove the Assassin team into retreat, forcing them to take refuge in an inn. The building was soon set ablaze, and many Assassins – Tessa Varzi and [[Cipriano Enu]] amongst them – lost their lives in the flames.


==Source==
==Sources==
*''[[Assassin's Creed Brotherhood]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Chapter 3 - Francesco Vecellio]]
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Chapter 3 - Francesco Vecellio]]


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Charles de la Motte was a French marquis, an ally to the commander of the Papal army, Cesare Borgia, and a member of the Templar Order. A skilled combatant, he commanded a force of French mercenaries.

His genetic memories were later used as an Animi Avatar by the Templar company Abstergo Industries, for the training of their Animus recruits, under the title of the Marquis.

Biography

Tournament

"The Frenchman Charles de la Motte questions the courage of Italia and has called a tournament to prove his men are superior."
―Francesco Vecellio.[src]

In 1503 at Barletta, Charles entered into a contest with his fellow Templar, Cesare Borgia, where he aimed to prove France's superiority.

This competition was sabotaged by the Assassins however, who aimed to sour the relationship between the two Templars, so they dusted the French participants' supplies with poison the night before the tournament, which caused them to underperform the next day. Since Tessa Varzi was an expert in creating and applying poison, no foul play was detected, and the Italians' victory was deemed fair.

Alliance

"If the Church and its army turn their heads, there is no telling what harm de la Motte will cause here!"
―Francesco, regarding Charles' return to Rome.[src]

Later that same year, Charles and his men returned to Rome upon Cesare's invitation and received no interference from the Papal armies. The French mercenaries began to assault the citizens, insulting and stealing from them, while the city guards warned off any who tried to stop them.

Concerned, the Assassins moved to intervene, and the team led by Francesco Vecellio dispatched several of the Frenchmen with arrows and poisoned flowers, which were given to the troops by Tessa Varzi.

Despite killing several of the soldiers, the combined power of the Borgia and French troops eventually drove the Assassin team into retreat, forcing them to take refuge in an inn. The building was soon set ablaze, and many Assassins – Tessa Varzi and Cipriano Enu amongst them – lost their lives in the flames.

Sources