Haytham E. Kenway (1725 – 1781) foi o primeiro Grão-Mestre do Rito Colonial da Ordem dos Templários. Ele veio de Londres, em 1754, para as colônias. Haytham é filho de Edward Kenway, um assassino, com Tessa, e é o pai de Connor, outro assassino, e é de fato, um ancestral de Desmond Miles. Com seu pai morto e sua irmã sequestrada após um ataque a casa de sua família, Haytham defendeu-se matando pelo menos um de seus agressores. Mais tarde, Haytham conheceu um tutor misterioso, Reginald Birch, que lhe ensinou as habilidades que ele precisava para começar uma missão de vingança, não confiando em ninguém e questionando tudo o que ele tinha sido levado a acreditar. Haytham E. Kenway morava em uma mansão localizada em Queen Anne's Square com seu pai Edward Kenway, com sua mãe e irmã de nome Jenny Scott. Haytham desde pequeno tinha como matéria o uso de armas, aliás era o único menino de toda cidade a ter esse tipo de instrução. Seu mentor e pai Edward Kenway lhe ensinava todo tipo de técnica com uma espada de madeira.

Apenas mais tarde em um dos seus aniversários, Haytham recebeu de seu pai um presente, um presente diferente. "Meu pai sorriu e assentiu, então, abruptmante, virou-se para a estante, onde, com um rápido movimento do pulso, movimentou uma alavanca, fazendo com que uma parte dos livros deslizasse para o lado revelando um campartimento secreto. Meu coração acelerou quando ele retirou uma coisa dali: Uma caixa, que me entregou, e, assentindo com a cabeça mandou eu abrir Ajoelhei-me, apoiei a caixa no chão e a abri, encontrando um cinto de couro, que arranquei e coloquei rápido de lado, sabendo que, debaixo dele, haveria uma espada. toothless hoodie amazonE não uma espada de brinquedo de madeira, mais uma espada de aço..."hodi's half note fort collins Sua primeira grande missão foi assassinar Juan Vedomir, um traidor dos Templários, que contia um diário, que com suas informações, os templários localizariam a chave para O Grande Templo, localizado na América Inglesa. emt hoodie amazon

(para mais detalhes da vida do Haytham, visite a página Assassin's Creed: Renegado). Segundo o livro Assassin's Creed: Renegado, um  assassino  ameaçou a mãe de Haytham. Porém ele pegou uma espada, e em seguida, acertou o olho do assassino, libertando sua mãe. Em 1754, Haytham consegue obter a chave para o Grande Templo e vai a América localizar aliados e recrutá-los. Já em 1755, com a ajuda de Kanien´tio, uma iroquó, Haytham encontra o Grande Templo mas não consegue entrar nele. Decepcionado, Haytham retorna à Boston e declara aos seus aliados a instalação de uma base templária fixa na América. Haytham foi morto pelo seu filho Connor após um confronto em Nova Iorque, quando o mesmo procurava por Charles Lee. Mas antes de morrer confessou que apesar de tudo sentia orgulho do homem que seu filho havia se tornado.Game by: RythelleA lovely dress up based on the video game Assassin's Creed. It's so rare that you see a game that's based on male characters, is so beautifully drawn and accurately detailed!

fantasy - video games - weaponsCross mocks Desmond for using a knife in the modern era. Cross then conveniently has a Freak Out, after which Desmond takes his silenced pistol and takes the lesson to heart by gunning down Abstergo security guardsHaytham dies trying to defend Charles Lee from Connor. Lee even exhibits The Hero characteristics (as in, promising to avenge him) when he meets Connor in Sequence 12Connor: It is not enough. Juno: It will never be enough. You strive for that which does not exist.he has a similar exchange with Juno, noting that safeguarding the Grand Temple key is a feeble achievement compared to what he hoped and sacrificed for in the course of The American RevolutionHaytham: Don't think I have any intention of caressing your cheek and saying I was wrong. I will not weep, and wonder what might have been. I'm sure you understand. Playing the Player: The twist at the end of Sequence 3 is set up by the fact that . This causes you to cheerfully ignore the foreshadowing.

The twist is further enhanced by the inversion of Interface Spoilers: You don't see any ingame Assassin symbols during the prologue. Well, maybe the assassins have finally figured out that a secret order shouldn't advertise its presence with a great honking flag - but you're still definitely playing as an Assassin since your GUI involves some Assassin symbols (marking your compatriots for example), right? Wrong - your GUI is written by Rebecca who also assumes that you're still embodying an Assassin. As always, Desmond speaks for the players; as soon as , the sequence abruptly stops with Desmond exclaiming "Wait, what!?" Purposely Overpowered: Midway through the , Desmond gets a silenced semi-automatic pistol. There is no need to reload it and each shot is an instant kill, allowing you to mow down anything in your path. However, your time with the gun is brief because Desmond gets to use another Purposely Overpowered weapon — The Apple of Eden, which automatically forces all enemies to cower as he walks up to them and induces Psychic-Assisted Suicide on all of them at a press of a button.

Your time with it is just as short. Ramming Always Works: The Aquila can ram enemy ships, which can sink smaller vessels and badly damage bigger ones depending on how fast both ships are going. Upgrading the Aquila with the Naval Ram increases the damage dealt. Watch out, though, they can ram the Aquila as well. In the battle of Chesapeake Bay, the Aquila is badly damaged and the only weapons she has left are her momentum and the Assassin onboard. Full sail ahead, boys!. Reality Ensues: The plot of the game as a whole provides a somewhat realistic answer to the question, "What happens to you if you go through life without a plan, counting on righteous justice to see you to victory?" The final two sequences also address the questions, "What happens when you try to fight in a fort that's being shelled?" and, "What happens when you parkour inside a burning ship?" (You fall and get Impaled with Extreme Prejudice.) If Connor actually tries the stunt he pulled in the E3 trailer during the battle of Bunker Hill (Using a horse to charge across open terrain and slam into enemy lines), he'll get shot and killed since, well, he just tried charging enemy lines without even a distraction.

Sadistic Choice: In the end, Desmond either has to let the world be wrecked beyond repair, essentially rebooting the planet with him as Messianic Archetype, only for a whole new order of Assassins and Templars to arise and begin the whole war all over again or . He chooses the latter. Sequel Hook: Desmond's story is resolved in the most conclusive way possible, and the destruction of the world is averted, but in the process Juno is freed. Now it's time to conquer Earth. According to Juno, Connor's story isn't over.Juno: Near the end of the game, Marquis de Lafayette invites Connor to France, which may imply his involvement in the French Revolution (Unity shows that either he never crossed paths with Arno Dorian or simply never went). Silly Rabbit, Idealism Is for Kids!: This could be the Central Theme of Assassin's Creed III. Juno puts it bluntly, . Juno: You strive for that which does not exist. The Slow Walk: Desmond and William's departure from Abstergo Industries Headquarters. Desmond also has the option to cause any guards in their way to commit Psychic-Assisted Suicide using Ezio's Apple, but this is optional.

Storming the Castle: When William is captured by Abstergo and brought back to the Italian headquarters where Desmond started the first game, Desmond leads a one-man assault with help from Rebecca to save him, killing Daniel Cross and Warren Vidic in the process. Tomato Surprise: Haytham and his friends are Templars, and you've unwittingly been playing as (or at least with) the Big Bad of the game. Wham Line: At the end of Sequence 3, though talk of immediately prior does hint at it. To hammer it home, the achievement earned for completing the sequence is "How D'ya Like Them Apples?"You Are Too Late: In the ending, Minerva states that the Assassins and Templars could have saved humanity had they only found the Grand Temple a few hundred years earlier and not spent all their time fighting with each other. It was her original plan that humans perfect the technology that the First Civilization left behind. Instead, Juno manipulated history in such a way that the only remaining choice is to free her or let the world burn.