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Assassins

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Date Formed
Pre-History
Date Collapsed
2012 (organizationally)
Leader Title
Grand Master/Mentor
Notable Members
Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad

Ezio Auditore da Firenze

Nikolai Orelov

Daniel Cross

Desmond Miles

Ratonhnhaké:ton

Aveline de Grandpré


"We work in the dark, to serve the light. We are Assassins"

Niccolò Machiavelli

The Assassins, also known as the Assassin Order, Assassin Brotherhood and Hashshashin, were an organized order of assassins who fought a continuous secret war with the Templars for over two-thousand years. Whereas the Templars strove for the power to save humanity from itself by controlling free will, the Assassin Order struggled to ensure the survival of free will, as it is what allows for the progression of new ideas and the growth of individuality.

The Creed[]

The order believed in a strong set of values that strictly governed their way of life. This Creed consisted of three tenets:

  1. "Stay your blade from the flesh of an innocent."
  2. "Hide in plain sight, be one with the crowd."
  3. "Never compromise the Brotherhood."

These tenets permeated every aspect of the Assassins' daily life, as well as their fight for "peace in all things." The Assassins carried out their duties through political, strategic assassination, in the hope that killing one individual would lead to the salvation of thousands. The Assassins believed that they fought on the behalf of those who did not possess the abilities, resources, or knowledge to speak out against those who abused their power.[1]

Despite their service to those who would otherwise suffer, the Assassins were still feared by the general populace, due mainly to their method of ensuring peace. The Assassins were most feared due to their terrifying reputation for taking life in public before many witnesses - so as to bring fear into the hearts of those who might abuse their power or corrupt the innocent - before vanishing into the crowd without a trace. To aid in this, the Assassins used a particularly efficient weapon for assassinations: the Hidden Blade, a single thrust from which could end the life of its victim. They were however forbidden from using poison as it was considered "A coward's tool".

However, in order to ascertain which death might best assist the Assassins' goals, extensive political knowledge was required for target selection. Thus, the Assassins endeavored to remain in tune with the ever-changing politics surrounding them. Obtaining information on this was the job of low-level members of the Order, who would be stationed throughout the cities of the world. These spies would watch the local nobles and rulers, looking for signs of corruption, or for membership in the Templars. Once gathered, any information was passed on to the Assassins responsible for the actual assassination.

Known Leaders[]

The Crusades[]

  • Hassan-i Sabbah (1090 - 1124) Founded the Order
  • Al Mualim (? - 1191)
  • Altair Ibn-La'Ahad (1191 - 1225; 1247 - 1257)
  • Abbas Sofian (1225 - 1247)
  • Jawad Talik L'Ahik (1325 - 1390)

The Renaissance[]

  • Mario Auditore (? - 1500)
  • Niccolò Machiavelli (1500 - 1503)
  • Ezio Auditore (1503 - 1512)

Modern Times[]

  • Arne Führend (1942 - 1948)
  • The Mentor (? - 2000)
  • Kyle Forman ( 2010 - 2012)
  • William Miles (2012 - 2013)
  • Gavin (2013 - Present)

Known Victims[]

Over the centuries, the Order of Assassins killed hundreds, if not thousands of individuals who they saw to be corrupt in their ways and a danger to humanity. Their intense rivalry with the Templars also ensured that many underlings who served their Templar masters often shared the same fate.

Below is a chronological list of notable victims of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad:

  • Tamir of Damascus in 1190
  • Alaat in 1190
  • Roland Napule in 1190
  • The Master's Student in 1190
  • Master of the Tower in 1190
  • Harash in 1190
  • Lord Basilisk in 1190
  • Tamir, the arms dealer in 1191
  • Garnier de Naplouse in 1191
  • Talal in 1191
  • Abu'l Nuqoud in 1191
  • William of Montferrat in 1191
  • Majd Addin in 1191
  • Jubair al Hakim in 1191
  • Sibrand in 1191
  • Robert de Sable in 1191
  • Al Mualim in 1191
  • Frederick the Red in 1191
  • Moloch in 1191
  • Dark Oracle in 1191
  • Shalim in 1191
  • Shahar in 1191
  • Pirate captain in 1191
  • Armand Bouchart in 1191
  • Tauil A'Ismad in 1223
  • Swami in 1227
  • Bayhas in 1247
  • Abbas Sofian in 1247


Below is a chronological list of notable victims of Ezio Auditore da Firenze:

  • Uberto Alberti in 1476
  • Vieri de' Pazzi in 1478
  • Francesco de' Pazzi in 1478
  • Antonio Maffei in 1478
  • Francesco Salviati in 1479
  • Bernardo Baroncelli in 1479
  • Stefano da Bagnone in 1479
  • Jacopo de' Pazzi in 1480
  • Emilio Barbarigo in 1485
  • Carlo Grimaldi in 1485
  • Marco Barbarigo in 1486
  • Silvio Barbarigo in 1486
  • Dante Moro in 1486
  • Ludovico Orsi in 1488
  • Checco Orsi in 1488
  • Gaspar Martinez in 1491
  • Pedro Llorente in 1491
  • Juan de Marillo in 1491
  • Girolamo Savonarola in 1498
  • Il Carnefice in 1500
  • Master of the Sacred Palace in 1500
  • Malfatto in 1503
  • Silvestro Sabbatini in 1503
  • Lanz in 1503
  • Lia de Russo in 1503
  • Brother Ristoro in 1503
  • Donato Mancini in 1503
  • Gaspar de la Croix in 1503
  • Auguste Oberlin in 1503
  • Juan Borgia the Elder in 1503
  • Octavian de Valois in 1503
  • Ercole Massimo in 1506
  • Cesare Borgia in 1507


Below is a chronological list of the known victims of other Assassins:

  • King Xerxes the Great, by Darius in 456 BC
  • Alexander the Great, by Iltani in 323 BC
  • Qin Shi Huang, by Wei Yu in 210 BC
  • Gaius Julius Caesar, by various in 44 BC
  • Cleopatra, by Amunet in 31 BC
  • Caligula, by Leonius in 41
  • Genghis Khan, by Darim Ibn-La'Ahad in 1227
  • Tomás de Torquemada, in 1498
  • Pe​rotto Calderon, by various in 1498
  • John Cabot by Eduardo De Leon in 1501
  • Agostino Barbarigo, by Tessa Varzi in 1501
  • Margaret of York, in 1503
  • Isabella I of Castile, in 1504
  • Niccolò di Pitigliano, by Francesco Vecellio in 1510
  • Ferdinand II of Aragon by Carlo Alberto da Milano in 1516
  • Francisco Pizzaro, in 1541
  • Charles I of Spain, by Elario Alberto in 1558
  • Mary I of England, by Edward Howard in 1558
  • Francis Borgia by Elario Alberto in 1572
  • Ivan Ivanovich of Russia, by Kirill in 1581
  • Ivan the Terrible, by Kirill in 1583
  • George I of Britain by Aloysha Stansliev, in 1727
  • Edward Murray by Oukonunaka, in 1781
  • Liam Quood by Oukonunaka, in 1783
  • Morgan Kimble by Dyami, in 1862
  • Hugo Humberto by Dyami, in 1863
  • 'James Keller 'III by Dyami, in 1864
  • John Wilkes Booth by Dyami, in 1865
  • Paul Sieve by Dyami, in 1866
  • Alexander II of Russia, in 1881
  • William Dickson by Arnold Palonil in 1885
  • Alexander III of Russia, indirectly by Nikolai Orelov in 1894
  • Jack The Ripper by Theodore Ravensdale in 1894
  • Damien Boxfield by Theodore Ravensdale in 1895
  • Bill Sunby Theodore Ravensdale in 1896
  • Queen Victoria, by Theodore Ravensdale in 1901
  • Andriija Šimić, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1904
  • Ludwig Boltzmann, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1906
  • Archduke Otto of Austria, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1906
  • Stanisław Wyspiański, by  Dragoslav Nikolić in 1907
  • Count Alois Aehrenthal, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1912
  • Fethi Pasha, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1912
  • Hasan Riza Pasha, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1913
  • Hussein Nazim Pasha, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1913
  • Archduke Franz Ferdinand, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1914
  • Vice Admiral Maximilian von Spee, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1914
  • Veljko Čubrilović, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1915
  • Danilo Ilić, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1915
  • Admiral Hugo von Pohl, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916
  • Oberleutnant Max Immelmann, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916 (Same day as Helmuth von Moltke the Younger)
  • Generaloberst Helmuth von Moltke the Younger, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916 (Same day as Max Immelmann)
  • Nikola Enver Pasha, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916
  • Sultan Ali Dinar, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916
  • Major General Konstantin Zhostov, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916
  • Emperor Franz Joseph, by Dragoslav Nikolić in 1916
  • Grigori Rasputin, by Felix Yusupov & Conspirators in 1916
  • Alex Houston  by Leila Houston in 1918
  • Josef Bürckel by Henryk Czamanski in 1944
  • Adolf Hitler, by Henryk Czamanski in 1945
  • Joseph Stalin, in 1953
  • François Duvalier, in 1971
  • Senator Charles Weston by Danny Matheson in 2010
  • Bill Tork by Danny Matheson in 2011
  • William Hockler by Logan Taylor in 2011
  • Johnathon Haynes by Tyrone Ryder in 2011
  • Dominic Taylor by Logan Taylor in 2012
  • John Wheeler by Logan Taylor in 2012
  • Peter Haynes by Tyrone Ryder in 2012
  • Allan Templre by Kyle Lenards in 2012
  • Allan Hart by Henry Menville in 2013
  • Zach Falco by Henry Menville in 2013 (Same day as Martin Clinton)
  • Martin Clinton by Henry Menville in 2013 (Same day as Zach Falco)
  • Jones by Henry Menville in 2013
  • Yoki Araki by Sebastian Tyson in 2015
  • Ash Carlson by Gabriel Mason in 2016
  • Dain Whintham by Gabriel Mason in 2016
  • Barack Obama by Gabriel Mason in 2025
  • Kaztek Lodeen by Jovir Mamar in 2326
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