#HISTORY OF UBISOFT TRIAL#

In fact, historians believe he was on very good terms with King Richard, even taking credit for an assassination of which Richard was being accused.ДЄfter the success of the first game, the franchise would take a big leap forward in time, landing in the 15th Century, a period the franchise would spend three games in.

Interestingly, he did not oppose the Crusaders or the Knight's Templar in any way.

Firstly, he too, died in 1193, not 1191, the circumstances of which are unclear. Several things about him are changed, though. Rashid ad-Din Sinan was born in what is now called Iraq and was the leader of the real Assassin organization.

#HISTORY OF UBISOFT TRIAL#

For example, Robert de Sable, a Grand Master of the Knight's Templar, died in 1193, not 1191 as he does in the game, nor was his death in a trial by combat.Д«elieve it or not, Al Mualim was based on a real person too. That said, their personalities are entirely made up, as are the time & place of their deaths, almost all of which were vastly different in real life. Similarly, all of the nine Templar targets Al Mualim sends Altair out to kill are real historical figures. While the game's version of the Assassins and Templars are fictionalized, both were based on real organizations that were in the Holy Land during this time. Thanks to the overall smaller scope of the first Assassin's Creed game, there is a surprising amount of historical accuracy.

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