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For questions about the plot or backstory of a game with science-fiction/fantasy elements. Questions about playing the game or the mechanics are off-topic here, but may be on topic at Arqade (https://gaming.stackexchange.com/). Use to either identify the media on a [story-identification] question or disambiguate works where the tag covers the game and its form in other media.
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If Haytham was a Templar, then why does he have the marking of the Creed on his hand armor?
I looked it up on the wiki, I was wondering as well. The wiki shows that this was explained in Assassin's Creed: Forsaken:
In 1753, Haytham was ordered to kidnap a young rebel named Lucio Albertine i …
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