Who they are
Jacob sees immediate action where Evie sees long-term risk. Their conflict asks whether fighting exploitation can reproduce the spectacle it opposes.
Their story belongs to Revolutions and industrial cities. Paris, London, China, India and Russia test a hidden order inside revolutions that promise change but can reproduce control.
Their story, step by step
- Step 1
Fight control in the streets
Jacob sees London's suffering and wants immediate action against the Templar systems exploiting workers and neighborhoods.
- Step 2
Learn that force has consequences
His gang-building brings power quickly but also creates instability that cannot be solved by charisma or a single victory.
- Step 3
What their choices leave behind
Jacob's maturation comes from accepting Evie's critique and seeing that liberation requires more than winning a fight.
Turning points
- Arriving in London with Evie.
- Building the Rooks against Templar influence.
- Learning to pair direct action with responsibility.
Where their story stands now
Jacob's maturation comes from accepting Evie's critique and seeing that liberation requires more than winning a fight.
Who they are tied to
Where this fits in the story
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 1
Survive Paris
Arno learns that love and faction allegiance can be structurally opposed.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 2
Free London
The Fryes confront a city organised around labour and capital.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 3
Read the Chronicles
Three smaller games preserve a global Brotherhood.
- Revolutions and industrial cities · step 4
Move to the ancient reset
Origins reimagines how the order first formed.