Templar By Jordan Mechner, LeUyen Pham, Alex Puvilland After the final crusade in The Holy Land has ended, Christian warriors disperse to their various homelands. One Knight Templar returns to France to find his order has been betrayed by his king. Philip IV fears the popularity of the...

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