Spanish Brotherhood headquarters

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"This is the location I told you about. This place is well hidden and with some hard work we can turn it into an ideal base of operations."

―María to Aguilar de Nerha and the Spanish Brotherhood

Sierra de Cazorla fortress in 1492

The Spanish Brotherhood headquarters was a fortress located in the Sierra de Cazorla mountain range that served as the primary base-of-operations for the Spanish Brotherhood of Assassins in the late 15th century.

History

Built by the Spanish army some decades prior, by the time of the Granada War during the Reconquista, the fortress had been abandoned and was in disrepair. In early 1489, Aguilar de Nerha claimed the fortress and built it up as the new base for the Spanish Brotherhood.

The fortress had three wings and held many rooms; among them were training rooms, a blacksmith, intel room, treasury, and a ceremony room. The fortress also had living quarters, an apothecary, library, and a supply room that backed onto the docks.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Rebellion