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E-mails''' from various individuals are available throughout ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', and give various background information on characters and key elements. The internet service used to send these emails in the first Assassin's Creed is known as the [[Abstergo Email Network]] and is used by the [[Templars]], the [[Hephaestus Email Network]] is the Assassin's alternative, used by [[Desmond Miles|Desmond]] Miles and the other assassins in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
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'''E-mails '''from various individuals are available throughout ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' and ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', and give various background information on characters and key elements. The internet service used to send these emails in the first Assassin's Creed is known as the [[Abstergo Email Network]] and is used by the [[Templars]], the [[Hephaestus Email Network]] is the Assassin's alternative, used by [[Desmond Miles|Desmond]] Miles and the other assassins in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
   
 
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Revision as of 09:10, 1 February 2011

E-mails from various individuals are available throughout Assassin's Creed and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, and give various background information on characters and key elements. The internet service used to send these emails in the first Assassin's Creed is known as the Abstergo Email Network and is used by the Templars, the Hephaestus Email Network is the Assassin's alternative, used by Desmond Miles and the other assassins in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.

Assassin's Creed

Vidic's E-mail

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Vidic's laptop.

Main article: Vidic's E-mail

Warren Vidic's emails reveal more about Abstergo, and the Daily Headlines messages reveal startling facts about the condition of the world in 2012.

Lucy's Email

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Lucy's computer.

Main article: Lucy's E-mail

Lucy Stillman appears to have deliberately given Desmond the opportunity to read her e-mail. The messages give startling insight on Abstergo.

Conference Room Email

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The conference room laptop.

The computer in the conference room of Abstergo contains only one e-mail message, in the Inbox.

This email, from Alan Rikkin, describes different artifacts that Abstergo has acquired, wishes to acquire, or had wished to acquire at some point in the past. Be advised that this message contains spoilers.

From: Alan Rikkin
To: Warren Vidic
Date/Time: September 7, 4:00
Subject: Analysis
Warren:

The others and I have finished reviewing the Animus recordings from Subjects 12-16. While the Piece of Eden remains our priority, we must all continue working to locate and understand the remaining artifacts. I am sure you can understand our reasoning behind this. Although the satellite is intended to accomplish a fair portion of the work for us, we will certainly need to deal with those who are either immune to - or protected from - its effects.

Please take a moment to look over our findings and get back to me with any feedback you may have. I will summarize below:

  1. Piece of Eden (no. 3) - We applaud your continued efforts to locate an alternate artifact following the loss of no.2 in the DIA Satellite Accident. We understand Subject Seventeen is having trouble interfacing with the Animus, leading to delays. As a result, we estimate another 24 hours before your next critical update. In the meantime, we'll prepare an extraction team and set them to standby. We're relying on you to obtain the additional information we require. He knows where the other objects are - even if he doesn't realize it. You MUST unlock that final memory or all of this will have been for nothing.
  2. Philadelphia Project - Data provided from Animus Subject Twelve indicates that the ship briefly manifested in a future state for approximately 18 minutes. It is unclear whether the timeline is consistent with or parallel to our own. Although we have recovered enough data to reconstruct and repair the original artifact used in the experiment, Administration has refused to move forward on the project, citing paradox concerns. Corporate policy remains in place: any objects found to interfere with or manipulate time must be contained. Artifact will be moved to secure storage.
  3. Tunguska Incident - Now believed to be the direct result of assault by Assassins. Research station destroyed as was artifact. Alternate wave generation devices have been located in storage, but we have insufficient data at the moment to initiate research. The risk of accident is too high. Lineage Discovery and Acquisition Division should attempt to locate descendants of any attack survivors (either Assassins or Brotherhood) in order to continue research. Resurrecting this particular type of technology will aid us greatly with any holdouts following the Satellite's activation. We're putting together a team to push research in this area.
  4. Grail - We are removing the Grail from our list of objectives. There is insufficient evidence to confirm its existence. Current examination of Subject Seventeen indicates that aside from the Piece of Eden, all other artifacts related to Christ-figure are literary devices (or derived from Piece of Eden) and not actual objects. Even if the object is real, its use at this stage is negligible. Our resources are better used elsewhere.
  5. Mitchell-Hedges Communicators - Analysis of the objects is complete. The good news is that they work. As a result, we now have a safe and secure communication channel for use after the launch. However, they are severely limited in number, and so we will be providing them only to our most essential facilities. You will obviously retain possession of the one you have.

Warren, I cannot stress how important it is that you wrap things up with Subject Seventeen as soon as possible. We're obviously relieved that you seem to be closing in on the target memory,but you need to step it up. Everything we're working towards depends on your retrieving those locations. Without them, we've got nothing.

May The Father of Understanding guide you to success.

A.R.


Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

Through his own computer terminal in the Sanctuary, Desmond is now able to receive and read his own e-mails. Additionally, after receiving a list of passwords from the mysterious Erudito, he is also able to access the e-mails of his three teammates. The e-mails mostly involve the team's communications with each other, as well as Shaun's and Lucy's conversations with another Assassin referred to as William M.

Desmond' E-mail

Main article: Desmond's E-mail

Lucy's Email

Main article: Lucy's E-mail

Rebecca's E-mail

Main article: Rebecca's E-mail

Shaun's E-mail

Main article: Shaun's E-mail