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Acre

The Kingdom of Jerusalem, Middle East

10th Century

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Historical Record

The history of Acre (also known as Akko or St. Jean d'Acre) spans over 4,000 years, shaped by its strategic peninsula position, natural harbor, and pivotal role as a gateway between the Mediterranean and the Levant

Case Files

CF-007

The First Key Operation

Beyond the Map

DESCEND INTO THE PLACE

Every place holds more than what meets the eye. Explore its hidden history, uncover the events that shaped it, and follow the connections woven into The Curse of the Crusader universe.

Enter the Time Chamber. Witness the place as it stands today, then travel back through centuries to see how it once appeared.

Location Profile

Acre, once a central stronghold of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, stands at the crossroads of history and belief.

Within the Curse of the Crusader universe, it marks the origin point of the known pattern. In 1187, a covert assembly brought together representatives of different paths—an event that would later be linked to the first appearance and division of the Key.

Though the city remains a historical landmark, its role within the archive is not tied to what is recorded… but to what was deliberately left out.


Origin point of the Key’s first known convergence.


Acre is a historic city on the eastern Mediterranean coast, known for its role during the Crusades as a major stronghold of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. It served as a center of trade, military power, and cultural exchange until its fall in 1291.

Hidden Hints

The Key was not created here. Only revealed.

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