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A Master Assassin was presumed to have reached the peak of his learning as an Assassin. The rank garnered a large amount of respect from other members within the Order, and indicated individuals who possessed uncommon skill and talent in both the arts of stealth and assassination. A Master Assassin was meant to embody [[The Creed|the Creed]]; they will never harm an innocent, always hide in plain sight, and never compromise the Brotherhood.<ref name="Assassin's Creed" />
A Master Assassin was presumed to have reached the peak of his learning as an Assassin. The rank garnered a large amount of respect from other members within the Order, and indicated individuals who possessed uncommon skill and talent in both the arts of stealth and assassination. A Master Assassin was meant to embody [[The Creed|the Creed]]; they will never harm an innocent, always hide in plain sight, and never compromise the Brotherhood.<ref name="Assassin's Creed" />
A Master Assassin will be able to train at least 12 Assassin Apprentices, as shown in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. At the very least, the Master Assassin is required to instruct some of the Novices in combat when asked by an Assassin instructor.


==Attire==
==Attire==

Revision as of 07:16, 26 November 2010

The rank of Master Assassin was one of the highest obtainable within the Assassin's Order.

In 1191, Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad held the position before being demoted to a novice following his failure to obtain the Apple of Eden beneath Solomon's Temple. He eventually regained this title, and held it during the assassinations of Robert de Sable and Al Mualim.[1] One of his descendants, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, also obtained the rank in 1499.[2]

A Master Assassin was presumed to have reached the peak of his learning as an Assassin. The rank garnered a large amount of respect from other members within the Order, and indicated individuals who possessed uncommon skill and talent in both the arts of stealth and assassination. A Master Assassin was meant to embody the Creed; they will never harm an innocent, always hide in plain sight, and never compromise the Brotherhood.[1]

Attire

Crusades

Like all Assassins, they possessed the beak-like design upon their hoods, but their robes were generally longer, forming a bird-like "tail" that fluttered whenever they performed a leap of faith or stood on a ledge. In addition, their leather belts were larger, their red strips wider and longer, and they had permission to carry any sort of weapon. The color of their robes remained white, as the only member allowed to wear another color, specifically, black, was the Grand Master.[1]

Renaissance

With the order much less public, a uniformed guideline no longer existed. Renaissance Assassins were a small group, with access to knowledge and weapons. Most retained their free-running, hidden blades and beak-like hooded traditions.[3]

Known Master Assassins

Assassin's Creed in-game requirements

Rank Available unlockables Unlockables not available Other
10
  • Counter Kills
  • Tackle
  • Grab Break
  • Catch Ledge
  • Regain Balance
  • Dodge
  • Defense Break
Everything is available
Base Synchronization 
13
Maximum Throwing Knives 
15
Short blade level 
2
Sword level 
4

Notes and references