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Southwark is one of the seven boroughs of London. The region served as the center of economy during the Industrial Revolution.

The borough was overseen by Templar Octavia Plumb; to take over Southwark, Jacob and Evie Frye had to take down several threats. When they were dealt with, a Gang War would be arranged to take down the Templars grip on the borough for good.

Templar-overseer	Templars	Strongholds	Blighters	Factories
Octavia Plumb	Phillip Beckinridge Myrtle Platt	The Mint Jacob's Island	Anna Abramson Albie Vassell	Blackburn Bellows Hightower Coal Southwark Spinning Mill

Templar-overseer

Templars

Strongholds

Blighters

Factories

Octavia Plumb

Southwark Spinning Mill

Reference

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Characters

Assassins	Bishop • Rebecca Crane • Shaun Hastings • Initiate • Galina Voronina \| Lydia Frye \| Cecily Frye • Ethan Frye • Evie Frye • Jacob Frye • Henry Green • George Westhouse • Michel Reuge \| "Annie Chapman" • "Catherine Eddowes" • "Mary Ann Nichols" • "Elizabeth Stride"

Templars	Isabelle Ardant • Violet da Costa • Álvaro Gramática • Juhani Otso Berg \| Master Spy \| Pearl Attaway • Brinley Ellsworth • Bloody Nora • David Brewster • Earl of Cardigan • John Elliotson • Rupert Ferris • Lilla Graves • Rexford Kaylock • Victor Lynch • Malcolm Millner • Octavia Plumb • Crawford Starrick • Cletus Strain • Edith Swinebourne • Lucy Thorne • Philip Twopenny

Isu	Consus • Juno

Jack's gang	Jack the Ripper • Jack's lieutenants (Olwyn Owers \| Cedric Barkers • Remy Bowting • Julian Cumberwhine • Aubrey King • Bruce Labott • Berty Lisrae • Moses Penning • David Roaming • Simon Swins)

Others	Winston Churchill \| Frederick Abberline • Edward Bayley • Alexander Graham Bell • Nigel Bumble • Charles Darwin • Charles Dickens • Benjamin Disraeli • Mary Anne Disraeli • Arthur Conan Doyle • William Gladstone • Spring-heeled Jack • Agnes MacBean • Karl Marx • Florence Nightingale • Clara O'Dea • Richard Owen • Henry Raymond • Maxwell Roth • Duleep Singh • Robert Topping • Queen Victoria • Ned Wynert \| John Billingsworth • Annie Chapman • Catherine Eddowes • Mary Jane Kelly • Nellie • Mary Ann Nichols • Elizabeth Stride • Arthur Weaversbrook

Factions

Assassins (British Brotherhood • Indian Brotherhood) • Templars (Abstergo Industries • Sigma Team | British Rite) • Instruments of the First Will • United Kingdom (British Army • Metropolitan Police Service • Order of the Sacred Garter) • Germany • Gangs (Blighters • Clinkers • Rooks) • Ghost Club

Locations

Croydon • Deptford • London (City of London • Lambeth • Southwark • The Strand • Westminster • Whitechapel • River Thames • Tower of London) • Isu Vaults (Buckingham Palace vault • Michel Reuge's Vault) • Lambeth Asylum • Owers Manor

Events

World War I | Victorian era (Industrial Revolution • Whitechapel murders)

Terms and concepts

Achievements • Crafting • Customization • Eagle Vision • Gang Upgrades • Genetic memory • Helix • Leap of Faith • Memories • Outfits • Perks • Pieces of Eden (Aegis • Apple of Eden • Koh-i-Noor • Shroud of Eden) • Skills • Treasure chests • Viewpoints

Weapons and tools

Bombs (Fear bombs • Smoke bombs) • Darts • Firearms • Fists (Brass knuckles • Kara) • Hidden Blade (Assassin Gauntlet) • Spikes • Swords (Cane-sword • Kukri) • Throwing knives

DLC

The Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy • Runaway Train • The Dreadful Crimes • Jack the Ripper • The Last Maharaja • A Long Night Out on the Town

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 '''Southwark''' is one of the seven boroughs of [[London]]. The region served as the center of economy during the [[Industrial Revolution]].

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