Does This Reality Star Truly Resemble the Assassin's Creed Hero?

• An unexpected crossover between Assassin's Creed and reality TV through Jax Taylor.
• The connection between Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed and Bravo's Vanderpump Rules.
• Jax Taylor's claim of his face being used in Assassin's Creed box art.
• Controversies surrounding Taylor's past dishonesty and infidelity.
• Confusion over Taylor's claim of being on the Assassin's Creed cover.

An Unexpected Crossover: Assassin's Creed and Reality TV

Picture this: an assassin, concealed weapon at the ready, sporting a mask with the likeness of Jax Taylor. This surprising blend of gaming and reality TV worlds is thanks to none other than Taylor himself.

The Connection Between Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed and Bravo's Vanderpump Rules

Ubisoft's flagship RPG series, Assassin's Creed, seems to have an unlikely link with Bravo's popular reality show, Vanderpump Rules. The common thread? Jax Taylor, a former star of Vanderpump Rules.

Unusual Claims from Jax Taylor

For over a decade, Taylor has asserted that the face on the Assassin's Creed I or II box art, depending on who and when you ask, is modeled after his own. As a former model, he even cites this as one of his credits on his Model Mayhem page.

Controversies Surrounding Taylor

It's worth noting that Taylor has faced accusations of dishonesty in the past. He's been involved in multiple infidelity scandals on Vanderpump Rules, convincingly denying allegations until eventually being caught. He's also been caught in lies about his personal life, such as claiming to have been roommates with Channing Tatum, almost landing a job with the NHL, and expressing love for a tea set gifted to him at his wedding.

Insistence on Being the Face of Assassin's Creed

Despite these controversies, Taylor adamantly maintains that his face graces the cover of an Assassin's Creed game. He recently echoed this claim at Lexington Comic Con, where a picture of the Assassin's Creed I cover art was displayed on his table.

Confusion Over the Assassin's Creed Claim

The confusion around this claim dates back to 2012 when Taylor posted an image suggesting he was on the cover of Assassin's Creed II. However, discrepancies quickly arose. The shared image was of Assassin's Creed I, not II, and it doesn't appear to have been used for any official Ubisoft game release. The origin of this image remains a mystery, adding another layer of intrigue to Taylor's claim.

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