High Table
The shadowy council ruling the assassin underworld with absolute, ancient authority.
The High Table is the supreme governing body of the global criminal underworld, specifically regulating the assassin community. Their influence extends into every Continental hotel, dictating rules regarding neutrality and blood oaths. In John Wick: Chapter 4, the High Table sends the Marquis Vincent Bisset de Gramont with unlimited resources to kill John Wick after he kills the Elder, "the one who sits above the Table."
Quick Facts
- Punishment
- Excommunicado Status
Lore & Background
The council maintains control through intermediaries; in Chapter 4, the Marquis Vincent Bisset de Gramont is a powerful member of the High Table whose position is challenged by Wick. The Marquis summons Winston and his concierge Charon, strips Winston of his managerial duties, declares him "excommunicado", destroys the New York Continental, and executes Charon. The Marquis then enlists John's old friend, Caine – a blind, retired High Table assassin – to kill him, forcing Caine to comply by threatening to murder his daughter. The High Table also employs a "Harbinger", a high-ranking operative, to moderate the duel's terms.
Reader's Guide
The High Table serves as the ultimate authority within the hidden world of professional assassins. In Chapter 4, the High Table sends the Marquis Vincent Bisset de Gramont with unlimited resources to kill John Wick. The Marquis is a powerful member of the High Table whose position is challenged by Wick. Even powerful figures like Winston or the Bowery King must navigate their rules carefully.
Did You Know?
- The Marquis forces Caine, a blind retired High Table assassin, to kill John by threatening to murder Caine's daughter.
- After John wins the duel, the Harbinger grants John and Caine (as well as his daughter) their freedom from the High Table and reinstates Winston as the Hotel Manager of the New York Continental.
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