River Valley: Difference between revisions
imported>Lacrossedeamon Here is my attempt; i would have liked to break up the location section to place settlements on specific rivers but so many are fictional it seems impossible. There are a few more rivers such as the Navesink and Genessee but I am unsure. |
imported>Sol Pacificus It is a good attempt. BTS could be expanded. |
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[[File:River Valley1.png|thumb|250px|River Valley]] | [[File:River Valley1.png|thumb|250px|River Valley]] | ||
The '''River Valley''' was a simulated environment generated by the [[Animus]] representing a number of rivers, including the Hudson, Potomac, St. Lawrence, and Mohawk, and their settlements located in the north eastern American colonies during the [[Seven Years' War]]. This simulation was used when a [[Helix]] [[Numbskull|research analyst]] at [[Abstergo Entertainment]] relived the [[genetic memories]] of [[Assassin]] turned [[Templar]] [[Shay Cormac]] in 2014.<ref name="Rogue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref> | The '''River Valley''' was a simulated environment generated by the [[Animus]] representing a number of rivers, including the Hudson, Potomac, St. Lawrence, and Mohawk, and their settlements located in the north eastern American colonies during the [[Seven Years' War]]. This simulation was used when a [[Helix]] [[Numbskull|research analyst]] at [[Abstergo Entertainment]] relived the [[genetic memories]] of [[Assassin]] turned [[Templar]] [[Shay Cormac]] in 2014.<ref name="Rogue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Despite the notes of explorers such as [[John Cabot]] about the gulf of the [[St. Lawrence River]], [[Jacques Cartier]] was the first [[Europe]]an explorer to sail the river with the aid of the [[Iroquois]] who had built their settlements there. He referred the northern area of the river as "[[Canada]]", mishearing it from the {{Wiki|Wyandot people|Huron}}-Iroquois word | Despite the notes of explorers such as [[John Cabot]] about the gulf of the [[St. Lawrence River]], [[Jacques Cartier]] was the first [[Europe]]an explorer to sail the river with the aid of the [[Iroquois]] who had built their settlements there. He referred the northern area of the river as "[[Canada]]", mishearing it from the {{Wiki|Wyandot people|Huron}}-Iroquois word ''Kanata'', meaning 'village'.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Database: River Valley]]</ref> | ||
Since then, other explorers and fur traders opened the territory and the [[France|French]] started to build their settlements, limiting the westward expansion of the [[United States|British]]. Threatened, the British clashed with the French, starting the [[Seven Years' War]] in 1755.<ref name="Database" /> | Since then, other explorers and fur traders opened the territory and the [[France|French]] started to build their settlements, limiting the westward expansion of the [[United States|British]]. Threatened, the British clashed with the French, starting the [[Seven Years' War]] in 1755.<ref name="Database" /> | ||
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==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
If taken to be an accurate representation of geography the River Valley is very poor. Relative placement of locations are distorted such as showing Mount Vernon in line with and connected to Sleepy Hollow via a waterway. Additionally many of the locations populating the map seem completely fictional. | If taken to be an accurate representation of geography, the River Valley is very poor. Relative placement of locations are distorted such as showing Mount Vernon in line with and connected to Sleepy Hollow via a waterway. Additionally many of the locations populating the map seem completely fictional. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 10 November 2023
The River Valley was a simulated environment generated by the Animus representing a number of rivers, including the Hudson, Potomac, St. Lawrence, and Mohawk, and their settlements located in the north eastern American colonies during the Seven Years' War. This simulation was used when a Helix research analyst at Abstergo Entertainment relived the genetic memories of Assassin turned Templar Shay Cormac in 2014.[1]
History
Despite the notes of explorers such as John Cabot about the gulf of the St. Lawrence River, Jacques Cartier was the first European explorer to sail the river with the aid of the Iroquois who had built their settlements there. He referred the northern area of the river as "Canada", mishearing it from the Huron-Iroquois word Kanata, meaning 'village'.[2]
Since then, other explorers and fur traders opened the territory and the French started to build their settlements, limiting the westward expansion of the British. Threatened, the British clashed with the French, starting the Seven Years' War in 1755.[2]
During the war, the Templar Shay Cormac traveled along the rivers represented by the River Valley to eliminate the Assassin threat and free the Iroquois. He also supported the British frontier against the colonies of the French.[1]
Locations
The River Valley included a number of settlements spanning a large swath of territory from Virginia up to the New York-Canadian border condensed into a much smaller and distorted area.
- Aarushi
- Albany
- Ash Creek
- Black Ridge
- Coeur-de-l'hiver
- Dekanawida
- Fleur-de-vent
- Genessee
- Greystone
- Île des Pins
- Lac Eternel
- Le Bras-du-Seigneur
- Lock Cliff
- Marais Rocheux
- Mont Saint Denis
- Mount Vernon
- Old Growth Forest
- Or-du-Nord
- Orenda
- Otetiani
- Red Bank
- Rivière Aurifère
- Ruisseau du Renard
- Sleepy Hollow
- St. Nicolas
- Two Bends
- Twin Snake Path
- Vallée Verte
- Vieille Carrière
Behind the scenes
If taken to be an accurate representation of geography, the River Valley is very poor. Relative placement of locations are distorted such as showing Mount Vernon in line with and connected to Sleepy Hollow via a waterway. Additionally many of the locations populating the map seem completely fictional.
Gallery
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Concept art -
Map of River Valley
Appearances
References