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My primary sandbox.
AC Memories Cards
Working off of the screenshots Lacrosse managed to procure for us. This table is not meant to be used as is, it's just a way to archive this. Still have to do 'story' and 'more', but missing cells for 'location' and 'timeline' are not in the screenshots I have. The question marks exist in the cards.
| Name | Quote | Timeline | Location | Story | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anne Bonny | England's the worng way 'round the globe for an Irishwoman. | 1702-1743 | Caribbean | ||
| Oda Nobunaga | Yes, you have your ideals. But I will have a nation. | 1534-1586 | Japan | ||
| John Pitcairn | I assume you've good reason for causing all this madness? | 1722-1775 | Colonial | ||
| Sakakibara Yasumasa | Allocation of fiefs is the opposite of war: giving land, not taking it. | 1548-1606 | Japan | ||
| Adha the Chalice | A chalice is merely a vessel for libation, for good or ill. | ?-1190 | Kingdom | ||
| Sakai Tadatsugu | Every advance reveals a weakness. Wait, and strike. | 1527-1596 | Japan | ||
| Sibrand | I followed my orders, believeing in my cause. Same as you. | 1157-1191 | Kingdom | ||
| Charles Vane | I'll murder the man who stole my ship! | 1680-1721 | Caribbean | ||
| Honda Tadakatsu | I served in battle my master has fought, yet where are my wounds? | 1548-1610 | Japan | ||
| Willikin of the Weald | Your barons better than the King if they take aid from the French. | ?-1257 | Kingdom | ||
| Mochizuki Chiyome | Your old life is over. Trains with me, and you will have a new one. | ? | Japan | ||
| Niccolò Polo | To us, Altaïr is entrusting the spirit of the Brotherhood. He is passing the torch to us. | 1230-1294 | Kingdom | ||
| Benjamin Hornigold | The Templars know order. Discipline. Structure. But you could never fathom these subleties. | ?-1719 | Caribbean | ||
| James Kidd | We follow a Creed, aye. But it does not command us to act or submit. | ?-1720 | Caribbean | ||
| Ah Tabai | Nothing in life is guaranteed, except surprise. | 1660-? | Caribbean | ||
| Israel Putnam | What would you know about victory? | 1718-1790 | Colonial | ||
| Bartolomeo d'Alviano | I'll take you all on! With one arm -- no-- BOTH arms tied behind my back! | 1455-1515 | Italy | ||
| Benjamin Church | There's no single path through life that's right and fair and does no harm. | 1734-1778 | Colonial | ||
| La Volpe | It is my business to know everything in this city. | ? | Italy | ||
| Thomas Hickey | They paid me so I said yes. Didn't bother to ask who or how or why. | ?-1776 | Colonial | ||
| Majd Addin | Do you know what it feels like, to determine another man's fate. | ?-1191 | Kingdom | ||
| Calico Jack | You'd like to know my secrets, would you? | 1682-1720 | Caribbean | ||
| Lorenzo d'Medici [sic] | Whoever wants to be happy, let him be so. | 1449-1492 | Italy | ||
| Emilio Barbarigo | Progress demands sacrifice. | 1421-1485 | Italy | ||
| Lucrezia Borgia | Tell Cesare, we shall see how it feels when the shoe is on the other foot. | 1480-1519 | Italy | ||
| Bartholomew Roberts | A merry life and a short one, as promised. How well I know myself. | Caribbean | |||
| Julien du Casse | As bold as a musket ball, and still half as sharp. | Caribbean | |||
| Robert Fitzwalter | Our so-called King meets with his Templar advisers in London. Shall we pay them a visit? | ||||
| Tamir | I serve a far nobler cause than mere profit. | 1147-1191 | Kingdom | ||
| William Johnson | I offered you an olive branch, and you knocked it from my hand. | Colonial | |||
| Francisco Vecellio | Someday I will take the time to paint. For now, I am a soldier on the front lines. | Italy | |||
| Charles de la Motte | My skill with the blade? Don't ask me: ask the eviscerated dead. | ? | Italy | ||
| Rocco Tiepolo | Am I for sale? Cesare will need to send more coin for that. | ?-1503 | Italy | ||
| Jabal | End the life of Montferrat, that we may call this city free. | ? | Kingdom | ||
| El Tiburón | ... | Caribbean | |||
| Chaya Shirojiro Kiyonobu | Powerful men still need what we provide. | Japan | |||
| David "Big Dave" Walston | Don't much agree with the fight and I love this country, so there you have it. | Colonial | |||
| Peter Chamberlaine | Why scratch and claw to protect such squalor? | ||||
| Abu'l Nuqoud | These noblr robes did little more than muffle their shouts of hate. | ?-1191 | Kingdom | ||
| Laurens Prins | You live in the world but you cannot make it move. | 1630-1717 | Caribbean | ||
| Niccolò Machiavelli | We don't need the apple to tell us what our old friend Cesare is planning. | 1469-1527 | Italy | ||
| Hattori Hanzo | Those who cling to life, die; those who defy death, live. | 1542-1596 | Japan | ||
| Ii Naomasa | If you are not wounded, you have not truly fought. | 1561-1602 | Japan | ||
| Alesandro Valignano | These converts are our foothold in this country. | 1539-1606 | Japan | ||
| Malik Al-Sayf | As we share the glory of our victories, so too should we share the pain of our defeat. | 1165-1228 | Kingdom | ||
| Blackbeard | Legends ain't born from mildness. | 1680-1718 | Caribbean | ||
| Captain William Kidd | I find myself at a crossroads; to return to my wife and child, or join my kinsmen. | 1645-1701 | Caribbean | ||
| Adéwalé | I'll be your quartermaster. Nothing less. | 1692-1758 | Caribbean | ||
| Mori Motonari | You have just shown me why we should not be under one rule. | ||||
| Jacques de Molay | If my death means my brothers can continue on, then so be it. | 1244-1314 | Kingdom | ||
| Uesugi Kenshin | Wars are to be won with swords and spears, not with rice and salt. | 1530-1578 | Japan | ||
| Qulan Gal | But there is another way to bring down the Khan. | ? | Mongolia | ||
| Nergüi | I made a promise to an old friend. | 1212-1279 | Mongolia | ||
| Mongolian Assassin | We cannot hope to fight them, but we can still sabotage their efforts. | N/A | Mongolia | ||
| Hattori Masanari | I will serve the Tokugawa as my father did, but in my on own. | 1565-1615 | Japan | ||
| Yamauchi Kazutoyo | I wonder if my station is too much for one of such humble origins. | 1546-1605 | Japan | ||
| Jochi Khan | Am I not the eldest Khan? I will have more than a quartered empire. | Mongolia | |||
| Date Masamune | Benevolence indulged beyond measure sinks into weakness. | ||||
| Attar of Nishapur | Be the Eternal Mirror that you saw. | 1145-1221 | Mongolia | ||
| Aleksander Nevsky | It's better to die for your country than to leave it. | 1120-1263 | Mongolia | ||
| Maria Thorpe | You see? Years of being boisterous finally paid off. | 1161-1228 | Mongolia | ||
| Mogami Yoshiaki | The bald rat will soon learn he can not simply take any life he pleases. | 1546-1614 | Japan |