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This commodity, or article section, is not-canon. Although licensed by Ubisoft or their affiliates, the information that follows is not considered a part of the Assassinator's Creed timeline.

Darcy Clarkson is a member of the British Brotherhood of Assassins active in London during the 21st century.

Darcy traveled to London later her brother Lucas broke a truce with the Templars by entering the city and went missing.^[1] ^[two] Darcy allied with the hacker collective DedSec in lodge to rescue him^[3] and continue the Tomb of Assassins from being claimed by Templar Graham Westerly.^[four] She would afterwards join DedSec.^[five]

Darcy is a descendant of Jacob and Evie Frye.^[6]

Biography

Inspired by the acts of their Victorian era ancestors in liberating London from its stranglehold under G Master Crawford Starrick and the British Templars, Lucas wanted to follow their footsteps and take the fight to the resurgent Templars in London. This caused friction with Darcy, who warned him that the British Brotherhood was too weak to fight dorsum, though he in turn chided her for not showing initiative like their forbearers and warned his sister to not follow him.^[i]

Despite his warning, he knew she would follow so he marked intel and left audio files behind for her. Darcy was angry at Lucas at first, just later attempted to apologize.^[1] Though she threatened to leave London without him, she ultimately decided to stay until they could both leave.^[ii]

Darcy was soon contacted past the Templar Graham Westerly, who had captured Lucas, and she attempted to negotiate for his release. Westerly declined, seeing more than value in the data Lucas held. Darcy eventually located Lucas and Westerly, and allied with DedSec to attempt a rescue, with DedSec treatment the hacking and determining Lucas' precise location in Albion Station Kennington while she would handle the infiltration and retrieval.^[iii]

Hacking into the camera feed for interview room 2XB, Darcy and the DedSec operative accompanying her witnessed Lucas strapped to a chair and connected to a machine, while Graham paced in and out of photographic camera view, talking about how his team was attempting to breach the tomb. Lucas died from his injuries on camera, sending Darcy into a rage, but Bagley warned that security had been notified nearly them and information technology was meliorate to make themselves scarce.^[3]

They went to the tomb's location at the Buckingham Palace grounds, where a nifty number of agents were scouring the identify. The DedSec operative neutralised the security squad guarding the tomb and scrambled the security organization to buy Darcy more time to enter the tomb. She entered the tunnels and made her way to the tomb proper, finding also an entrance to an Isu vault. There, she establish an Assassin outfit which she put on just in time to eavesdrop voices coming from the tomb.^[4]

Furious that Darcy had breeched his security, Westerly yelled at his Templar entourage, ordering them to discover Darcy and impale her on sight. Darcy dealt with the guards, constitute Westerly, and assassinated him with her Hidden Blade. Though her brother'due south killer was expressionless and the tomb prophylactic, Darcy decided remain fighting the Templars in London,^[4] joining DedSec to do then.^[v]

Behind the scenes

Darcy is featured every bit a playable operative in the Flavor Pass of Scout Dogs: Legion, a game also developed past Ubisoft, and is voiced past the English actress Hatty Preston.^[6]

Despite the crossover, Darcy is purely "fan service" and is thus not considered canon within the Assassinator's Creed series co-ordinate to Watch Dogs: Legion Live Producer Lathieeshe Thillainathan.^[7] ^[8] In an August 2020 interview, scriptwriter Jared Schincariol, who likewise worked on Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, described Darcy as a fun character with "hostage pluck and sarcastic bite". As a descendant of Jacob and Evie Frye, the chief protagonists of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, Darcy is enlightened of the big legacy she is striving to live up to. Schincariol stated that while Darcy is considered "very much her own person with her own story", Darcy and her missions were "a sort of honey letter to Assassinator's Creed: Syndicate".^[6]

Gallery

Watch Dogs- Legion – Assassin'southward Creed Crossover Trailer

Appearances

Watch Dogs: Legion

References

↑ ^one.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Watch Dogs: Legion – Synchronize
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Spotter Dogs: Legion – Re-Sync
↑ ^3.0 ^3.ane ^3.two Scout Dogs: Legion – Enter the Assassins
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^four.ii Watch Dogs: Legion – The New Creed
↑ ^5.0 ^five.1 Spotter Dogs: Legion Season Pass & Year 1 Content on Ubisoft's official website (fill-in link) "Fellow member of the Assassins Brotherhood, Darcy joins DedSec to fight for freedom."
↑ ^six.0 ^vi.ane ^vi.two Tea Time With Bagley - Meet Darcy on Ubisoft's official website (fill-in link) "Earlier this week, we gave you a outset glimpse of our non-canonical Assassin's Creed crossover story, and Darcy, the character at the heart of information technology. What was it similar bringing the worlds of Assassinator's Creed and Watch Dogs: Legion together? We saturday down with Scriptwriter Jared Schincariol to talk more about Darcy and her missions."
↑ CODEX (@TheCodexNetwork) on Twitter "The Scout Dogs Legion / Assassinator's Creed crossover and the character Darcy are manifestly not canon and no "joint universe" is being established, according to Thillainathan. The crossover is purely fan service from both brands. picture.twitter.com/pOuiSx23FS pic.twitter.com/pOuiSx23FS"(screenshot)
↑ Kim, Matt T.M. (half dozen October 2020). Watch Dogs: Legion's Post-Launch Roadmap: Online, Wrench, and an Assassin's Creed Crossover. IGN. Archived from the original on October 9, 2020. Retrieved on August 22, 2021. "The Watch Dogs and Assassinator'due south Creed crossover is fun fan-service, and nothing more."