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The '''Initiate of Alamut Dagger''' was a [[dagger]] presented to the [[Hidden Ones]] of [[Alamut]] who were [[Assassin apprentice|newly-inducted]] into the brotherhood | The '''Initiate of Alamut Dagger''' was a [[dagger]] presented as a training weapon to the [[Hidden Ones]] of [[Alamut]] who were [[Assassin apprentice|newly-inducted]] into the brotherhood. | ||
Upon [[Basim Ibn Ishaq]]'s induction in the 850s, Basim was given this dagger of his own, which he refined later on with the help of [[blacksmith]]s in [[Baghdad]].<ref name="ACM">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]''</ref> | Upon [[Basim Ibn Ishaq]]'s induction in the 850s, Basim was given this dagger of his own, which he refined later on with the help of [[blacksmith]]s in [[Baghdad]].<ref name="ACM">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]''</ref> | ||
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The Initiate of Alamut Dagger was a dagger presented as a training weapon to the Hidden Ones of Alamut who were newly-inducted into the brotherhood.
Upon Basim Ibn Ishaq's induction in the 850s, Basim was given this dagger of his own, which he refined later on with the help of blacksmiths in Baghdad.[1]