Arrival of Ratonhnhaké:tonĪchilles yelling at Ratonhnhaké:ton to leave He remained in isolation at the Homestead for the next six years, letting it fall into disrepair. įaced with the complete extermination of his Brotherhood along with the death of his wife and son – both of whom died of typhoid fever – Achilles lost his will to fight the Templars.
The Assassins also suffered heavy casualties during the Seven Years' War, and by 1763 the Brotherhood was scattered. The defection of Shay Cormac, a former Assassin who trained under Achilles, proved fatal for the Colonial Brotherhood, whose members were then hunted down and executed. Once Haytham Kenway, the Grand Master of the Colonial Rite of the Templar Order, established his own base of operations in Boston, Assassin influence in the colonies was greatly diminished. However, this time of prosperity did not last.
Additionally, Achilles had his own personal study during which he kept contact with various other Brotherhoods and guilds across the globe. The Davenport Homestead acted as the main headquarters of the Colonial Brotherhood, where they oversaw the Assassins operations. Īs Achilles' Brotherhood was established, he recruited numerous colonists into the Order, overall expanding the Assassins' presence within the colonies. īy 1746, as Achilles Davenport rose to the rank of Mentor, the Homestead served as a home for Achilles' wife Abigail, and his young son Connor. "This lovely little collection of buildings was the headquarters of the original Assassin Order of the Colonies- a modest Masyaf, if you will." ― Shaun Hastings' database entry for the Davenport Homestead.
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