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Temp

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	~~==Temp==~~
	*[[Database: Battle of Bunker Hill]]
	*[[Database: Boston Brawlers]]
	*[[Database: Frontiersmen]]
	*[[Database: Grenadiers]]
	*[[Database: Lenape]]
	*[[Database: Miners]]
	*[[Database: Naval Ships]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1733 (Vol.1)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1733 (Vol.2)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1736 (Vol.1)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1736 (Vol.2)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1737 (Vol.1)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1737 (Vol.2)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1738 (Vol.1)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1738 (Vol.2)]]
	*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1756]]
	*[[Database: Siege of Boston]]
	*[[Database: Tailors (Assassin's Creed III)]]
	*[[Database: The Beggar's Opera]]
	*[[Database: Valley Forge]]

Soranin at 03:40, 12 August 2026

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			==Temp==
			*[[Database: Battle of Bunker Hill]]
			*[[Database: Boston Brawlers]]
			*[[Database: Frontiersmen]]
			*[[Database: Grenadiers]]
			*[[Database: Lenape]]
			*[[Database: Miners]]
			*[[Database: Naval Ships]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1733 (Vol.1)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1733 (Vol.2)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1736 (Vol.1)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1736 (Vol.2)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1737 (Vol.1)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1737 (Vol.2)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1738 (Vol.1)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1738 (Vol.2)]]
			*[[Database: Poor Richard's Almanack - 1756]]
			*[[Database: Siege of Boston]]
			*[[Database: Tailors (Assassin's Creed III)]]
			*[[Database: The Beggar's Opera]]
			*[[Database: Valley Forge]]

Soranin at 03:19, 5 August 2026

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	My quinary sandbox. :)		My quinary sandbox. :)

			==Navbox==
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			!style="background:#00A690; -moz-border-radius:3.25px; border-radius:3.25px;" align="center"\|<div style="padding-right:3em; padding-left:6em;"><font color="black" style="font-size:13.5px; font-family:tahoma;">''Resynced'' memories</font></div>
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			\|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"\|'''Contracts'''
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZUCphNBfXI Assassin Contracts] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7bXnBbwAPU Naval Contracts]
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			\|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"\|'''Side Quests'''
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwQtsaSCHwI Blackbeard's Treasure] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHHvxeKOci0 Captain Stede Bonnet] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp3Er6lB3Us Damn Fine Gear] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzVAhyXIOGU Former Glories]
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			\|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"\|'''Local Events'''
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FlxOX0aQ5o Monkey Business] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxOCOquMJnc Cat Distribution System] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXxLCX_7k40 Black Market Shopping] • [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p9yiZEO9qw A Moment Of Freedom]
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			\|colspan="2" style="background:#00A690; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"\|'''Rifts'''
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGVKSri4wHs Wayward Souls]
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			\|colspan="2" style="background:#FF0000; font-size:100%; color:#ffffff;"\|'''Not touching yet'''
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			\|Main Quests - Officer Quests - A World Without Gold - Templar Hunt
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg6_8RDfU2A A Proper Shipwright] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H306XPxtfgA The One With the Gun] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExNS8bE_C8Y Plantain!] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9m8Fm-X3fo Big Wig]
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			\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNd9PSPLfuY A Second Chance] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jogxVsjQm5k Loyalty, Discipline, and Courage] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n46CIUU-wk If Thy Right Hand Offend Thee] - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El8O_giERK0 The Other Cheek]
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			\|[No Box Dark Enough] - [All Love Must End] - [Very Little, But Something]
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Soranin: /* Allies */

2026-07-29T22:32:18Z

Allies

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	\|-\|Mary Read=		\|-\|Mary Read=
	Born: Unknown, [[England]]<br>Died: ~~????~~		Born: Unknown, England<br>Died: 1721, Jamaica

	Of all the infamous ~~[[Caribbean\|~~West Indies~~]] [[Piracy\|~~pirates]], [[Mary Read]] stands out as one of the most mysterious and inscrutable. No one is sure when she was born, with most speculation ranging over almost a decade, between 1685 and 1695. According to [[Charles ~~Johnson]]—a~~ frequently unreliable source—her mother began dressing Mary in boy's clothes from a very early age, with the hope of passing her off as another man's son.		Of all the infamous West Indies pirates, Mary Read stands out as one of the most mysterious and inscrutable. No one is sure when she was born, with most speculation ranging over almost a decade, between 1685 and 1695. According to Charles Johnson—a frequently unreliable source—her mother began dressing Mary in boy's clothes from a very early age, with the hope of passing her off as another man's son.

	In her teens, Mary evidently harnessed her skill for disguise to secure a job aboard a [[ship]]. Taking to sea, she worked her way forward until she found a position in the ~~[[Royal Navy\|~~British Navy]]. Still disguised as a man, she saw action in battle, though owing to the conflicting reports of her birth, which battle is uncertain. It was during these skirmishes that Mary met her first husband—so the author of the "General History of Pyrates" claims—a Flemish soldier who had evidently fought beside her.		In her teens, Mary evidently harnessed her skill for disguise to secure a job aboard a ship. Taking to sea, she worked her way forward until she found a position in the British Navy. Still disguised as a man, she saw action in battle, though owing to the conflicting reports of her birth, which battle is uncertain. It was during these skirmishes that Mary met her first husband—so the author of the "General History of Pyrates" claims—a Flemish soldier who had evidently fought beside her.

	But this union was not fated to remain intact, as Mary's husband was killed soon after their marriage. With few reasons to remain in [[Europe]], Mary sailed for the West Indies. It is unclear what transpired in the years following, but it is almost certain that she resumed the practice of dressing as a man. It is also assumed Mary continued working aboard ships, improving her skills as a sailor and swordsman.		But this union was not fated to remain intact, as Mary's husband was killed soon after their marriage. With few reasons to remain in Europe, Mary sailed for the West Indies. It is unclear what transpired in the years following, but it is almost certain that she resumed the practice of dressing as a man. It is also assumed Mary continued working aboard ships, improving her skills as a sailor and swordsman. By 1715 or 1716, it was likely she had visited her fellow sailors in Nassau, though perhaps not for the same reasons.

	~~By 1715~~ or ~~1716~~, it was ~~likely she had visited her fellow sailors~~ in [[Nassau]], ~~though perhaps not~~ for the ~~same reasons~~...		Official records of her activities do not appear until around 1720, a ship she had been sailing on was taken by pirates, who were subsequently arrested. In order to avoid a swift execution by Governor Rogers in Nassau, Mary took the King's pardon and there she settled. Whether or not this was a front for more secretive activity, it is hard to say.

			It was at this time, however, that Mary met and befriended the much younger Anne Bonny. The two became close friends, as Anne reportedly saw through Mary's disguise rather quickly. Unfortunately, Anne's beau, Jack Rackham did not, and Mary was compelled to reveal herself as a woman to avoid a pointless altercation.

			Governor Roger's administrators were eventually made aware of Mary's status as a woman—likely on account of Rackham's big mouth. In any event, Mary, Anne, and Jack did not hang around Nassau for much longer after their meeting. At some point in the late summer of 1720, the trio raised a small crew and stole a Schooner docked in Nassau's Harbor.

			For three months they pirated and pillaged, with Anne and Mary taking the lead whenever their self-appointed Captain Rackham was indisposed from drink. Unfortunately for all, Rackham's incompetence also landed them in more trouble than they could handle, and in October 1720 their ship was set upon by the British.

			According to reports, only Anne, Mary, and one unnamed young man were fit enough to resist—and resist they did. Miraculously, only the young man died in the ensuing fight. Anne and Mary were arrested, as were Jack Rackham and the rest of his crew, after they awoke from their drunken stupors below deck.

			Taken to Kingston for trial, their executions were stayed after the women announced they were many months pregnant. Mary languished in jail until her term was up. Just days after giving birth, she died of a severe illness or infection, likely caused by the terribly unsanitary conditions of her captivity. It is not known what happened to Mary's child.

	\|-\|Opía Apito=		\|-\|Opía Apito=

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Hub

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	Propelled into the limelight once more, Rogers was given an excellent pension by the King, and awarded a second shot at his old job. Rogers returned to Nassau in 1728, a Governor once more--a post which he kept to the end of his life just 3 years later.		Propelled into the limelight once more, Rogers was given an excellent pension by the King, and awarded a second shot at his old job. Rogers returned to Nassau in 1728, a Governor once more--a post which he kept to the end of his life just 3 years later.

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	~~==Hub==~~
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	~~\|-\|Devils Podcast Fragment=~~
	~~[[File:Animus Hub DB Image 6.png\|thumb\|200px]]~~
	~~An incomplete audio clip from The Devils of the Caribbean Podcast reconstructed from recovered files.~~

	*'''Movie director:''' (excited) ''... and lemme tell you, we nailed it! There's real ships - lots of them! and real rum!''
	*'''Podcast host:''' (disapproving) ''Well, you don't need CGI for rum, do you?''
	*'''Movie director:''' (excited) ''Haha! True. That is true. But you know what I mean. The story's great too. It's heartbreaking, man. I was tearing up watching daily rushes for God's sake!''
	*'''Podcast host:''' (neutral) ''A pirate movie that breaks your heart as well as your expectations?''
	*'''Movie director:''' (proud) ''Haha yeah! It's funny too, you know? I'm telling you, this isn't just a remake, it's art. It's got everything. It's... it's the freakin' Moby Dick of pirate flicks!''
	*'''Podcast host:''' (interested) ''Hey! That's not bad. You could use that...''
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Soranin: /* Hub */

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Hub

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	An incomplete audio clip from The Devils of the Caribbean Podcast reconstructed from recovered files.		An incomplete audio clip from The Devils of the Caribbean Podcast reconstructed from recovered files.

			*'''Movie director:''' (excited) ''... and lemme tell you, we nailed it! There's real ships - lots of them! and real rum!''
			*'''Podcast host:''' (disapproving) ''Well, you don't need CGI for rum, do you?''
			*'''Movie director:''' (excited) ''Haha! True. That is true. But you know what I mean. The story's great too. It's heartbreaking, man. I was tearing up watching daily rushes for God's sake!''
			*'''Podcast host:''' (neutral) ''A pirate movie that breaks your heart as well as your expectations?''
			*'''Movie director:''' (proud) ''Haha yeah! It's funny too, you know? I'm telling you, this isn't just a remake, it's art. It's got everything. It's... it's the freakin' Moby Dick of pirate flicks!''
			*'''Podcast host:''' (interested) ''Hey! That's not bad. You could use that...''
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Soranin: /* Fauna */

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Fauna

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	Deer are most commonly found in Kingston, Salt Lagoon, and Santanillas.		Deer are most commonly found in Kingston, Salt Lagoon, and Santanillas.

	~~\|-\|Frigatebird=~~
	Frigate birds are large seabirds with long wings, forked tails, and slender bodies. They generally inhabit tropical and subtropical oceans, often nesting on remote islands. Frigate birds are skilled fliers, and are known to steal food from other seabirds.

	\|-\|Hammerhead Shark=		\|-\|Hammerhead Shark=

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Landmarks

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	\|-\|Cathedral of Havana=		\|-\|Cathedral of Havana=
	Construction of the [[Cathedral of Havana\|Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada de la Habana]] was started in 1748 and finished in 1777. A mesmerizing example of {{wiki\|Baroque}} aesthetics, the building's obvious asymmetry and curious construction material - coral taken from the ocean nearby - make this one of the most unique houses of worship in the world, and one of the most iconic landmarks in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]].		Construction of the [[Cathedral of Havana\|Cathedral de la Virgen Maria de la Concepcion Immaculada de la Habana]] was started in 1748 and finished in 1777. A mesmerizing example of {{wiki\|Baroque}} aesthetics, the building's obvious asymmetry and curious construction material - coral taken from the ocean nearby - make this one of the most unique houses of worship in the world, and one of the most iconic landmarks in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]].

			\|-\|Castillo Moro=
			Built in 1589 to protect [[Havana]]'s bay from [[Piracy\|pirates]] and foreign invaders, the [[Castillo Morro\|Castillo de los Tres Reyes Magos del Morro]] is an imposingly solid structure. Its mere presence put a stop to any raids on the city of Havana until the [[United Kingdom\|British]] invaded during the War of Jenkins' Ear in 1762.
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Enemies

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	In 1704, ordered by his superior officers to join his uncle and hundreds of French troops in what would become known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Málaga (1704)\|Battle of Vélez-Màlaga}}, du Casse opted instead to desert his post and seek his fortunes in the New World. At first he threw in with [[Slavery\|slave traders]] in [[Africa]], and for a year made a modest profit off the venture. But he was never comfortable with the cruelty and detachment the job required, and so departed for the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] in search of yet another vocation.		In 1704, ordered by his superior officers to join his uncle and hundreds of French troops in what would become known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Málaga (1704)\|Battle of Vélez-Màlaga}}, du Casse opted instead to desert his post and seek his fortunes in the New World. At first he threw in with [[Slavery\|slave traders]] in [[Africa]], and for a year made a modest profit off the venture. But he was never comfortable with the cruelty and detachment the job required, and so departed for the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] in search of yet another vocation.

	For the next 10 years, du Casse roamed the West Indies as a [[Mercenaries\|hired gun]], working for whomever had the coin and confidence to pay him. Ever prizing the value of intelligence and skill over mere reputation and breeding, du Casse, eventually found his way into the company of [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala\|Laureano Torres]] of [[Cuba]], in whom he found a friend and confidant...		For the next 10 years, du Casse roamed the West Indies as a [[Mercenaries\|hired gun]], working for whomever had the coin and confidence to pay him. Ever prizing the value of intelligence and skill over mere reputation and breeding, du Casse, eventually found his way into the company of [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala\|Laureano Torres]] of [[Cuba]], in whom he found a friend and confidant.

			By July of 1715, Du Casse had earned Torres's full trust and was soon appointed as Captain of one of the Governor's [[El Arca del Maestro\|largest galleons]]. Running guns, munitions, gold, and supplies for the Governor, Du Casse gained a reputation as the Governor's hit-man, a cold and ruthless killer who would not hesitate to eliminate anyone who crossed Torres' path.

			But in September of 1715, he crossed [[Edward Kenway]]'s path... and the rest is unrecorded history.

	\|-\|Kenneth Abraham=		\|-\|Kenneth Abraham=
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	Commodore [[Peter Chamberlaine]] sailed into the history books on the coat-tails of [[Woodes Rogers]], [[privateer]] [[captain]] and Governor of [[the Bahamas]]. Though charged with the task of helping Rogers carry out his reforms and issuing King [[George I of Great Britain\|George]]'s pardon, Chamberlaine had an irrational and burning hatred for his [[civilian]] commander, and flouted Roger's orders as often as possible.		Commodore [[Peter Chamberlaine]] sailed into the history books on the coat-tails of [[Woodes Rogers]], [[privateer]] [[captain]] and Governor of [[the Bahamas]]. Though charged with the task of helping Rogers carry out his reforms and issuing King [[George I of Great Britain\|George]]'s pardon, Chamberlaine had an irrational and burning hatred for his [[civilian]] commander, and flouted Roger's orders as often as possible.

	Gruff and humorless, Peter Chamberlaine was nevertheless respected by his men as a man of fortitude and cunning, and his willful defiance of civil authority only bolstered his reputation among the rank and ~~rile~~.		Gruff and humorless, Peter Chamberlaine was nevertheless respected by his men as a man of fortitude and cunning, and his willful defiance of civil authority only bolstered his reputation among the rank and file.

	\|-\|The Sage=		\|-\|The Sage=

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	In 1704, ordered by his superior officers to join his uncle and hundreds of French troops in what would become known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Málaga (1704)\|Battle of Vélez-Màlaga}}, du Casse opted instead to desert his post and seek his fortunes in the New World. At first he threw in with [[Slavery\|slave traders]] in [[Africa]], and for a year made a modest profit off the venture. But he was never comfortable with the cruelty and detachment the job required, and so departed for the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] in search of yet another vocation.		In 1704, ordered by his superior officers to join his uncle and hundreds of French troops in what would become known as the {{Wiki\|Battle of Málaga (1704)\|Battle of Vélez-Màlaga}}, du Casse opted instead to desert his post and seek his fortunes in the New World. At first he threw in with [[Slavery\|slave traders]] in [[Africa]], and for a year made a modest profit off the venture. But he was never comfortable with the cruelty and detachment the job required, and so departed for the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] in search of yet another vocation.

	For the next 10 years, du Casse roamed the West Indies as a [[Mercenaries\|hired gun]], working for whomever had the coin and confidence to pay him. Ever prizing the value of intelligence and skill over mere reputation and breeding, du Casse, eventually found his way into the company of [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala\|Laureano Torres]] of [[Cuba]], in whom he found a friend and confidant...		For the next 10 years, du Casse roamed the West Indies as a [[Mercenaries\|hired gun]], working for whomever had the coin and confidence to pay him. Ever prizing the value of intelligence and skill over mere reputation and breeding, du Casse, eventually found his way into the company of [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala\|Laureano Torres]] of [[Cuba]], in whom he found a friend and confidant.

			By July of 1715, Du Casse had earned Torres's full trust and was soon appointed as Captain of one of the Governor's [[El Arca del Maestro\|largest galleons]]. Running guns, munitions, gold, and supplies for the Governor, Du Casse gained a reputation as the Governor's hit-man, a cold and ruthless killer who would not hesitate to eliminate anyone who crossed Torres' path.

			But in September of 1715, he crossed [[Edward Kenway]]'s path... and the rest is unrecorded history.

	\|-\|Kenneth Abraham=		\|-\|Kenneth Abraham=
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	Commodore [[Peter Chamberlaine]] sailed into the history books on the coat-tails of [[Woodes Rogers]], [[privateer]] [[captain]] and Governor of [[the Bahamas]]. Though charged with the task of helping Rogers carry out his reforms and issuing King [[George I of Great Britain\|George]]'s pardon, Chamberlaine had an irrational and burning hatred for his [[civilian]] commander, and flouted Roger's orders as often as possible.		Commodore [[Peter Chamberlaine]] sailed into the history books on the coat-tails of [[Woodes Rogers]], [[privateer]] [[captain]] and Governor of [[the Bahamas]]. Though charged with the task of helping Rogers carry out his reforms and issuing King [[George I of Great Britain\|George]]'s pardon, Chamberlaine had an irrational and burning hatred for his [[civilian]] commander, and flouted Roger's orders as often as possible.

	Gruff and humorless, Peter Chamberlaine was nevertheless respected by his men as a man of fortitude and cunning, and his willful defiance of civil authority only bolstered his reputation among the rank and ~~rile~~.		Gruff and humorless, Peter Chamberlaine was nevertheless respected by his men as a man of fortitude and cunning, and his willful defiance of civil authority only bolstered his reputation among the rank and file.

	\|-\|The Sage=		\|-\|The Sage=