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The '''Children of Fal''' were the members of a [[Isu]]-human bloodline from [[Scotland]] which regularly produced twins each born with the same birthmark on their wrist. The former Assassin [[Sören]] and his brother as well as [[Fillian]] and his sister [[Aileas]] were known Children of Fal. | The '''Children of Fal''' were the members of a [[Isu]]-human bloodline from [[Scotland]] which regularly produced twins each born with the same birthmark on their wrist. The former Assassin [[Sören]] and his brother as well as [[Fillian]] and his sister [[Aileas]] were known Children of Fal. | ||
Protected during centuries by the Assassins, the Children were expected to join the Brotherhood and use their innate gifts to uphold its Creed. Such twin Assassins were | Protected during centuries by the Assassins, the Children were expected to join the Brotherhood and use their innate gifts to uphold its Creed. Such twin Assassins were entrusted with a pair of Isu blades, the [[Swords of Fal]]. | ||
The British Templars tried to extinguish the bloodline, sending their elite team of killers, the [[Lann Fala]], after all those they identified as part of the bloodline. In 1287, they failed to kill Fillian and Aileas despite exterminating their entire clan. | The British Templars tried to extinguish the bloodline, sending their elite team of killers, the [[Lann Fala]], after all those they identified as part of the bloodline. In 1287, they failed to kill Fillian and Aileas despite exterminating their entire clan. | ||
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The Children of Fal were the members of a Isu-human bloodline from Scotland which regularly produced twins each born with the same birthmark on their wrist. The former Assassin Sören and his brother as well as Fillian and his sister Aileas were known Children of Fal.
Protected during centuries by the Assassins, the Children were expected to join the Brotherhood and use their innate gifts to uphold its Creed. Such twin Assassins were entrusted with a pair of Isu blades, the Swords of Fal.
The British Templars tried to extinguish the bloodline, sending their elite team of killers, the Lann Fala, after all those they identified as part of the bloodline. In 1287, they failed to kill Fillian and Aileas despite exterminating their entire clan.
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