User:Soranin/Sandbox4: Difference between revisions

← Older edit

VisualWikitext

Latest revision as of 18:12, 23 July 2026

ASoE[edit | edit source]

Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 1
Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 2
Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 3

Missing tours[edit | edit source]

Echoes of Revolution
- 1
- 2
Le Trésor Perdu d'Aliénor
- 1

Gear[edit | edit source]

Swords[edit | edit source]

Name	Type	Rarity	Damage	Maximum Takedowns	Perk	Availability
Order of Gold<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Legendary	38	3	Automatically fires a shot after each Perfect Dodge	Purchased from Level III General Store for 29000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Rustborne Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Legendary	17	4	Attacks deal more defense damage	Twitch<section end="NAME"/>
Ezio's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	25	3	Able to perfect parry unstoppable attacks	<section end="NAME"/>
Altaïr's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	25	4	Takedowns recover some health	<section end="NAME"/>
Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Legendary	38	2	Killing enemies with these swords also damages nearby enemies	Complete True Purpose<section end="NAME"/>
The Fortune<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	20	3	Each kill with a Heavy Strike kill gives some reales	Follow the treasure map gained by collecting all 11 portraits<section end="NAME"/>
Blades of Toledo<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	25	3	Heavy Strikes recover a small amount of health	Purchased from Level III General Store for 24000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Naoe's Shadowblade<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	25	4	Perfect Parry and Perfect Dodge are easier to perform	<section end="NAME"/>
Spring-Steel Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	2	Able to parry gunshots	<section end="NAME"/>
Lightserver's Blades<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	2	Heavy Strike range is increased	Purchase the Master Assassin Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Matched Golden Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	25	4	Chain Takedowns are easier to perform and range is increased	Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 8 Deer Hide, 12 Crocodile Leather, 20 Sugar<section end="NAME"/>
Le Bourgeoys Blades<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Legendary	38	2	Fire an extra shot with each Heavy Strike	Complete Art Lover I<section end="NAME"/>
Dual Cleavers<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	2	Sword attack power is increased while health is low	Purchased from Level III General Store for 19000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Masterwork Blades<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Legendary	29	3	Heavy Strikes recover some health	Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 6 Wild Pig Hide, 4 Rabbit Pelt, 30 Aloe<section end="NAME"/>
Dragon's Fang Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	4	Killing enemies with these swords temporarily increases attack power	Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Blades of the Damned<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Legendary	38	2	Enemies sometime catch fire after their defense is broken	Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Serpent's Fang Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	3	Perfect Parry recovers some health	Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Persian Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Legendary	38	4	Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns	reward from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/>
Espada Ancha<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Rare	13	4	N/A	found from an underwater chest in Shipwreck: The Black Trench<section end="NAME"/>
French Court Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Rare	25	2	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Pirate Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Rare	38	3	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 11000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
British Colonial Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Rare	25	3	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Scottish Broadswords<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Rare	38	2	N/A	Reward from Treasure Map from Isla Providencia<section end="NAME"/>
Standard Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Pistol Sword	Rare	25	3	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Captain Drake's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Rare	38	2	N/A	Found in treasure chest at Sacrifice Island<section end="NAME"/>
Ferraro's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Rare	38	4	N/A	Purchased from General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara for 16000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Officer's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Rare	17	4	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 8500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
British Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Common	17	2	N/A	[Acquired during/Complete] Lively Havana<section end="NAME"/>
French Dress Swords<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Common	20	2	N/A	Purchased from any General Store for 1200 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Common	17	2	N/A	Found in treasure chest in Havana<section end="NAME"/>
Officer's Smallswords<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Common	13	2	N/A	Default swords<section end="NAME"/>
German Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>	Rapier	Common	22	2	N/A	Found in treasure chest on Crooked Island<section end="NAME"/>
Privateer's Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>	Cutlass	Common	25	2	N/A	Found in Treasure Chest on Florida island<section end="NAME"/>
NAME<section begin="NAME"/>						<section end="NAME"/>

Name	Description
Lightserver's Blades	Sleek black blades with gold filigree, hones to deadly edges.
Dragon's Fang Swords	A sword with a light, graceful design featuring a mystic jade edge.
Blades of the Damned	A pair of swords glowing with hellfire and brimstone, fierce and powerful.
Serpent's Fang Cutlasses	A pair of sharp, serpentine swords inspired by sea monster fangs, lit with neon patterns.
The Fortune	A pair of unique swords once used by the infamous pirate, Edward Kenway.
Dual Cleavers	A pair of simple meat cleavers typically used by butchers and made infamous by pirates as weapons of war.
Order of Gold	Adorned with intricate patterns, these blades are a rare and deadly curiosity.
Ezio's Swords	A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze.
Altaïr's Swords	A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.
Naoe's Shadowblade	A balanced katana shaped by shinobi combat principles, favoring fluid movement and rapid follow-up strikes. Performs best with evasive tactics.
Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords	These blades dance with strange light, like tears in the fabric of the world.
Spring-Steel Swords	A pair of swords that look unremarkable at first glance, but have the strength to deflect bullets if wielded properly.
Blades of Toledo	A sleek pair of swords Edward Kenway acquired in the famous city of Toledo.
Le Bourgeoys Blades	The only pair of pistol swords with a genuine original flintlock attached.
Persian Scimitars	A beautiful and deadly pair of Persian scimitars, replete with embedded diamonds.
Matched Golden Swords	A pair of legendary golden swords, praised far and wide for their exquisite beauty.
Masterwork Blades	A pair of beautifully balanced swords forged by a master craftsman.
Espada Ancha	Versatile soldier's swords, unremarkable in appearance but trustworthy in a fight.
French Court Swords	A pair of swords famous for having a perfect balance between speed and power.
Pirate Scimitars	A pair of devastating scimitars, praised from Barbados to Boston.
British Colonial Cutlasses	A pair of cutlasses popular among the settlers of the British colonies in North America.
Scottish Broadswords	Heavy broadswords that emphasize damage over finesse.
Standard Pistol Swords	A pair of rare pistol swords, capable of firing a gunshot in the right circunstances.
Captain Drake's Swords	A pair of silver broadswords rumored to have been used by the legendary privateer, Sir Francis Drake.
Ferraro's Rapiers	A pair of rapiers that belonged to the Italian diplomat, Ruggiero Ferraro.
Officer's Rapiers	A pair of extremely light rapiers praised for their swiftness.
German Rapiers	A pair of traditional German rapiers typically used by Prussian court officers.
Privateer's Cutlasses	A pair of cutlasses appreciated for their versatility by privateers throughout the West Indies.
British Cutlasses	A pair of light cutlasses made popular by British privateers.
French Dress Swords	A pair of elegant swords made popular by French court officers.
Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers	A pair of cheap yet efficient Spanish rapiers.
Officer's Smallswords	A pair of small swords popular among officers in the British Army.
Rustborne Swords	Versatile blades with integrated flintlocks, their bronze-hued surfaces worn by time and battle. Perfect for Assassins who strike swiftly, both in melee and from a distance.

Pistols[edit | edit source]

Name	Rarity	Range	Draw Speed	Perk	Availability
Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	22	1.00	Each pistol shot ricochets to a second target	<section end="NAME"/>
Darkworker's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	22	1.50	While anonymous, pistols do not consume ammunition	Purchase the Master Assassin Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Dragon's Roar Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	28	1.50	Pistol range increased after a pistol shot kill	Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Diabolist's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	20	1.20	Pistol shots set enemies near the target on fire	Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Fury of the Deep Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	28	1.50	Heals slightly after firing a headshot	Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/>
Golden Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	28	1.20	Killing an enemy with the postol will slow time briefly	Purchased from Level III General Store for 18000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Gargoyle's Breath<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	20	1.50	Explosive round. Consumes 100 Reales per shot	from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/>
Captain Drake's Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	24	1.20	Pistol shots kill Captains instantly (except Bosses)	bought from secret General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara region at Coordinates 550, 638 (22000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/>
Rustic Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	22	1.20	After a Perfect Dodge, quick shooting immediately does not consume ammunition	obtained from in-game online store for free (on map press Options-Button to access the store).<section end="NAME"/>
Peaceful Means<section begin="NAME"/>	Legendary	20	1.00	Pistol shots are quieter	Purchased from Treasure Dealer for 3 Capuchin Monkey Pelt, 4 Iguana Leather, and 20 Rum Barrels.<section end="NAME"/>
Cannon-Barrel Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	21	1.12	N/A	from locked chest in Jiguey (535, 511). It's a locked underwater chest, loot the key from the pirate leader on the beach inside Jiguey, in the same cave as the chest.<section end="NAME"/>
Captain Morgan's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	20	1.50	N/A	Found in underwater treasure chest on Black Island<section end="NAME"/>
Captain's Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	20	1.50	N/A	Found in treasure chest on Great Inagua<section end="NAME"/>
Spanish Officer Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	24	1.00	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 5500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Pirate Blunderbusses<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	20	1.00	N/A	Purchased from Level II General Store for 6000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
Baldwin's Golden Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Rare	26	1.00	N/A	Complete Plantain!<section end="NAME"/>
Standard Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Common	20	1.12	N/A	purchasable from any General Store (800 Reales)<section end="NAME"/>
Common Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>	Common	20	1.00	N/A	Default pistols<section end="NAME"/>
NAME<section begin="NAME"/>					<section end="NAME"/>

Name	Description
Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks	Truth and thunder in the palm of your hand.
Darkworker's Pistols	Hand-carved ebony with gold-plated iron forming a lethal union.
Dragon's Roar Pistols	Sleek pistols imbued with ornate scrollwork and glowing jade.
Diabolist's Pistols	A set of pistols wreathed in infernal flames, emitting an aura of destruction.
Fury of the Deep Pistols	Silvery, steel pistols adorned with deep-sea patterns and neon highlights.
Golden Flintlock Pistols	A set of legendary, golden flintlock pistols, famed for their extraordinary precision.
Gargoyle's Breath	Monstrous, leering faces adorn the grips of these pistols.
Captain Drake's Flintlocks	A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by captain and knight, Sir Francis Drake.
Rustic Flintlocks	Firearms with rustic patinas, showing the marks of countless skirmishes. Compact, reliable, and ready for close encounters or unexpected duels.
Peaceful Means	The method by which many disputes can be swiftly resolved.
Cannon-Barrel Pistols	A set of pistols forged to resemble ship cannons.
Captain Morgan's Pistols	A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by Captain Morgan.
Captain's Wheellock Pistols	A rare set of old wheellock pistols, coveted by soldiers for their sturdiness and sentimental value.
Spanish Officer Pistols	A set of pistols, praised throughout the West Indies for their stability.
Pirate Blunderbusses	A set of bulky blunderbusses, popular among pirates for their brashness.
Baldwin's Golden Pistols	Inextricably tied to the fall of the Baldwin name, these pistols claimed the lives of at least two of their owners' family. They are likely to claim many more.
Standard Wheellock Pistols	A set of wheellock pistols, perfect for reaching targets at great distances.
Common Flintlock Pistols	A set of typical flintlock pistols, found all across the West Indies.

Trinkets[edit | edit source]

Name	Rarity	Description	Perk	Availability
Black Pearl	Legendary	This ominous trinket contain the ghosts of drowned sailors.	Takedowns can chain to one more enemy	Purchase from the Treasure Dealer for 60 wine, 40 spice, 30 tobacco and 20 aloe
Shark Teeth	Legendary	A symbol of fierceness and reckless bravery.	Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns	Purchase from a level 3 General Store for 25000 Reales
Templar Cross	Legendary	The secret symbol of the Templars.	Reduce damage from enemy melee attacks	Complete Damn Fine Gear
Hidden Ones Sigil	Legendary	The secret sigil of the Hidden Ones.	Enemies' detection time is increased while crouched	Complete The Pirate Captain (half of the Assassin's Contracts)
Brass Bird Trinket	Legendary	Kenway's lucky brass charm, linked to his iconic ship.	Rope Dart cooldown is shorter	Purchase the Master Assassin Pack
Wooden Eyeball	Legendary	This false eye provides extra insight.	Quick shooting kills Brutes instantly	Purchased from General Store at Great Inagua for 12000 Reales
Obsidian Monolith	Legendary	Darker than the blackest seaglass, gazing too long upon this particular material hurts the eyes.	Perfect Dodge is easier to perform	Complete rank 9 of "Eye in the Dark" project
Yax Tun Pendant	Legendary	This Mayan design brings fortune to its bearer.	All gunshots are mysteriously absorbed	Complete Mayan Mysteries
Guardian Beast Trinket	Legendary	Rendered in miniature, that its gaze might ward the steps of its keeper across land and sea.	Health slowly regenerates while out of combat	Found in underwater chest between pair of unnamed island south of San Ignacio wreck
Stormrunner Pendant	Rare	A lightweight circular pendant painted in striking blue and red pigments. Its design captures the spirit of relentless motion and high adrenaline, carried by travelers who refuse to tire, whether sprinting through crowded markets or scaling towering keeps.	Increases the amount of healing from food, drink, and remedies	Found in underwater chest off the coast of Nassau, at coordinates 615, 767
Hunter's Amulet	Rare	An amulet of good fortune favored by hunters.	Animals' range of detection is reduced	Buried treasure chest on Santanillas
Bloody Spanish Medal	Rare	One of Laurens Prins' trophies from his time as a soldier.	Reduces damage from Spanish soldiers	Inside Laurens Prins' Manor
Anchor Medallion	Rare	A lucky anchor medallion favored by sharp-eyed sailors.	Increases the rewards from floating loot	Found in a treasure chest on Sacrifice Island
Lock of Hair	Rare	A lock of Caroline's hair kept as a lucky keepsake.	Restore some health after a perfect parry	Complete Wayward Souls
Cross Pendant	Rare	A bejeweled cross once worn by the wealthiest citizen in Kingston.	Reduces damage from British soldiers	Complete Tithes Paid
Exotic Sea Shells	Rare	A string of sea shells gathered from around the world.	Increases the wildlife products gained from skinning animals	Found in treasure chest in southeast Havana
Small Goblet	Rare	A sacred grail said to prolong its owner's life.	Increases the amount of healing from food, drink, and remedies	Complete The Other Cheek
Jackdaw Totem	Rare	Carved by an unknown sculptor, it represents protection and gratitude.	Falling from high places no longer damages Edward	Complete A World Without Gold
Lodestone	Rare	A naturally magnetized piece of mineral.	Loots nearby Corpses and Curios automatically	Purchased from a Level II General Store for 7000 Reales
Folded Palm	Rare	A gambler's trinket meant to bring good fortune.	Gain reales after each Takedown	Complete Spiteful Soldier
Found Coin	Rare	A large gold coin turned into a good luck charm.	Increase the amount of Reales gained	Complete Art Lover I
Rabbit's Foot	Common	A lucky charm for warding off misfortune.	Chance of staggering an enemy following a successful parry	Complete The Taíno Assassin
Gold Earring	Common	Gold hoop earrings stolen from a lady with connections in high places.	Reduces the gain of Wanted Level from acts of piracy	Found in underwater chest at Salt Key Bank
Diamond Trinket	Common	This diamond trinket is as tough as nails and as hard as a rock.	Oxygen drains slower while diving underwater	Found in underwater treasure chest at Cape Bonavista
Demon-forged Pendant	Legendary	A fiery charm pulsating with dark energy from the lower planes.	Berserk darts also sets enemy on fire	Purchase the Hellfire Pack
Abyssal Pendant	Legendary	A silver snakehead charm, illuminated with an inner glow.	Killing enemies also recovers some health	Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack
Fortunate Circle Charm	Legendary	An elegant pendant in the form of a lucky jade circle.	Impervious to attacks for a short duration after a Perfect Dodge	Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack
Narwhal's Horn	Rare	The broken tip of a narwhal's horn.	Enemy guards lose their defensive stance more quickly	Found inside the house on Cat Island

DB[edit | edit source]

General Database[edit | edit source]

Laureano de Torres' Portrait

El Tiburon's Portrait

Woodes Rogers' Portrait

Ben Hornigold's Portrait

Bartholomew Roberts' Portrait

Robert Maynard's Portrait

Standard Bearer

Bracelet

Nosso Senhor da Compreensao

El Impoluto

HMS Prince

La Dama Negra

Brothers in Arms

HMS Ipswich

"Der Liederliche Student" by Gerard van Honthorst

"Harbour Scene at Sunset" by Claude Lorrin

"Vanitas Still-life" by Pieter Cleasz

World of Piracy[edit | edit source]

Golden Age of Piracy	Jolly Roger	Pirate Articles	Pirate Round
Rum	Shanties	War of the Spanish Succession

The Guardians

Portuguese Empire

Mayan Ruins

Shipwrecks

Fort Charles

Port Royal Tower

The Observatory

Cathedral Of Havana

Castillo de la Real Fuerza

Castillo Moro

Transcription[edit | edit source]

The course of the 18th Century saw the British Empire become the world's leading colonial power, with France and Spain as its primary rivals. After siding with the Netherlands and Austria in the War of the Spanish Succession, the British Empire expanded, gaining territories from both Spain and France, and taking over control of the Atlantic slave trade in Spanish America.

For a handful of coin, "Dancers" can be employed to distract guards and interfere with ongoing fights. They might also have some incredible stories of their own to tell, if only you'd bother to listen.

Sailors flush with rum and the heat of the sun, these Drunkards can be useful in a few ways. First as blend groups that allow Edward to hide in plain sight, and secondly as allies in the event of a scuffle. But remember to bring a bit of coin if you want them to fight alongside you, as these pirates won't risk their lives for free.

Already a global power, the Spanish defeated powerful adversaries such as the Aztecs and Incas in the Americas by exploiting existing conflicts and rivalries between tribes and nations between the 15th and 18th centuries. Acquisitive and protective of the supply of precious metals its new colonies afforded it, the Spanish Empire enthusiastically participated in the Atlantic slave trade and defended its trade routes aggressively. Even after its defeat in the War of the Spanish Succession, the 18th century was nevertheless one of prosperity for the Spanish Empire, as their trade reputation grew steadily under Bourbon oversight, and continued to grow at an extraordinary rate until the 1780s.

Often used interchangeably, there are a number of important distinctions to make between these different kinds of swashbucklers... Pirates: Criminals on the open sea who use coercion, intimidation and violence to rob innocent people of their cargo and transport. The term pirate is a catch-all and may be used generally to refer to all who perform acts of larceny on the open ocean. Pirates have been a problem since the advent of long-distance ocean travel; every age has seen its share of pirates, and every age has cursed their name and romanticized their cause. During the so-called "Golden Age of Piracy" (roughly 1650 to 1725), the majority of pirates were from the British Isles. Most were young men in their 20s and almost all had already gained some experience as sailors prior to falling into piracy. Buccaneers: Though often used as a synonym for Pirates now, the term Buccaneer refers more specifically to a group of pirates who lived and operated in the West Indies in the middle of the 17th century. Best known for attacking settlements and fortifications on land in large groups, the Buccaneers derived their name from the French Boucanier -- an instrument used for smoking strips of meat over an open fire, a favorite sort of sustenance for these terrestrial pirates. Privateers: Non-commissioned sailors who attack and rob, having been given a Letter of Marque by their King or a royal official such as a Governor. Thus the distance between a Pirate and a Privateer is but a hair's breath of difference -- Pirates simply sail for one monarch fewer.

Taíno refers to a group of related languages and cultures widespread across the Caribbean at the time of European arrival. Broadly speaking, they consisted of the Ciboney or Western Taíno of Cuba, Jamaica and the Bahamas; the Classic Taíno of Hispaniola and Borikén (the indigenous name of Puerto Rico); and the Eastern Taíno of the Antilles. A Taíno cacique or chief demonstrated rank by carrying an object forged from guanín, a unique indigenous alloy made out of copper, silver, and gold, noted for its lustrous shine. The term "tabaco" from which we also derive from a Taíno word, as tobacco was cultivated on the islands and its usage noted by Spanish explorers. Other English words with a Taíno origin include barbecue, canoe, hurricane, iguana, and potato. Other, non-Taíno indigenous groups of the island include the Ciguaya, Macorix, and Kalinago or Caribs, for whom the Caribbean Sea is named.

There were several attempts to found a town near the Havana Bay in the early 1500s. A settlement was established by the Spanish Conquistador Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar around 1514. The city sits on a bay that opens to the Gulf Stream and thus became a natural stopping point between Europe and the Americas. In the earliest stages of the golden age of piracy Havana was burnt to the ground by French corsair, Jacques de Sores. By the 1700s, Havana had become a large, heavily fortified port city where Spanish treasure ships would dock on their way to Europe. Pirates lurked on the approaches to the city, hoping to capture these same ships.

Originally founded as another Charles-Towne, the city was renamed Nassau in honor of King William III of the house of Orange-Nassau. This city has a particularly colorful past: In 1706 the city's officially appointed Governor skipped town, thus severing the Crown's direct control over the Bahamas. The islands languished for almost a decade in the hands of British citizens with little or no interest in Statesmanship. By 1713, the entire region had become a haven for pirates and it was in this period that Benjamin Hornigold declared Nassau to be a pirate republic. He proclaimed himself governor and thereafter every pirate of any sense and reputation used Nassau as a base of operation, transforming this small city of barely 1000 residences into a "nest of infamous bastards", according to the Governor of Bermuda.

Dating generally from the Mayan Classic period (AD 250 - 900), most Mayan ruins can be found throughout the Yucatán peninsula and Central America. Mayan Temples have steep stone steps and a platform at the top for wooden crowning structures. Mayan architecture is composed with a sophisticated eye to decoration, often using wall paintings and elaborate bas-relief stone carvings. Mayan arches forego the use of a keystone, instead creating a triangle-like arch known as a corbel vault.

Present day North and South Carolina were originally a single English colony, Province of Carolina. They split apart in 1729. The province's sparsely settled seacoast was often pillaged by pirates, including Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch, "Calico" Jack Rackham, Charles Vane and William Kidd.

A dominating presence on Havana's Plaza de San Francisco, the Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis dates from 1580s. Originally, a statue of St. Francis of Assisi stood atop the bell tower, but this was blown off in a cyclone in 1846. Baroque features were added to the basilica in 1730.

The Governor's Mansion housed the acting Spanish governor in addition to prison facilities. A new governor's mansion was constructed across the square in 1791.

This drinking spot, named after "The King of Pirates" Henry Avery, was highly popular among gritty seafarers in the early 18th century. Legend had it that Avery himself once had a financial stake in several establishments throughout the West Indies, but that appears to be nothing more than self-promotion.

Laurens Prins was an incredibly successful slave-trader who spent the better part of his 80 years transporting human cargo from the west of Africa to the West Indies. Near the end of his life, he lived in semi-retirement on land he purchased near Kingston. One of his most active slave ships, the Whydah, was famously captured by the pirate, Sam Bellamy.

Sugar cane was introduced to the Caribbean basin by Christopher Columbus. It thrived throughout the islands. Indigenous Tainos in Cuba were conscripted to harvest the cane. Once harvested, the cane was taken to sugar mills to be washed, shredded, then repeatedly crushed to produce sugar.

Sixty-five steps carved directly into the promontory rock, the Queens [sic] Staircase connects the lower town to the fortifications above. Slaves carved the steps by hand in 1773-74 into the 102' (31m), solid limestone cliff.

An unusual rendering of Saint Jerome as a scholar rather than an ascetic. The book supporting his hands alludes to his work as a Bible translator.

Harbor scenes such as depicted in this 1644 painting were a favorite subject of the artist Claude Lorrain.

An oil on canvas painting by Willem van de Velde II, the founder of the English school of marine painting. It shows a battle of the Third Anglo-Dutch War.

More of a display of his imaginative and technical skills than an actual historic representation, this dramatic painting by Willem van de Velde II depicts a battle with Barbary corsairs from north Africa.

This painting by Luca Giordano was commisioned by King Philip V of Spain for display in the French court.

An impression of acquantances rousing in the morning. Everything is as it seems.

A beautiful scene of the harbor at sunset.
Definitely the original work.

A representation of time through various objects. Something feels off about this.

Gold-work from the Isthmus, representing a crowned half-human, half-bat figure flanked by four crocodile heads.

Today is my birthday.

Brandish every Cask, Bottle and Barrel of Alcohol. Everyone is to partake and sing my Praises. To ensure that this Do goes splendidly, I will take charge of the Stores and require its Key.

My Father will be most gratified at your swift fulfilment of my Commands.

- Emmerson Beckford

I, Thomas Cecil, hereby report that the following is a true Manifest of all the Goods, Wares and Merchandize, of the Marks, Numbers and Contents of each Package on board the Endeavor which Cargo was received at the Trading Post of Andreas Island from whence the Craft Sailed for the Plantation of Cat Island. Sugar - 110 Barrels Molasses - 25 Barrels Tobacco - 15 Barrels

John, It is done. Accompanying this Letter you will find the Will, fully notarized by myself and with the old Man's signature. It will survive the scrutiny of any English Court, I assure you. Arrangements for your Daughter's removal are also underway. My Associates in the Royal Navy tell me she will be apprehended within the Month. In fact, I hear they have solicited the most reputable Pirate Hunter Lieutenant Maynard for the Task. Courage my Friend. After so many long Years, we are almost there, Thomas Barehaire Esq.

In the Name of God, I, Theodore Rupert Braddock, being of sound Mind and Memory, do declare this my last Will and Testament, in Manner and Form following, revoking all former Wills by me made. As touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this Life, I give, devise, and bequeath all my Goods unto my well-beloved Son-in-Law, John Baldwin, Husband of my late daughter Elizabeth, to have and to hold the same unto him, his Heirs, and Assigns forever. I do nominate, constitute, and appoint my said Son-in-Law, John Baldwin, to be the sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament, charging him to see this my Will performed according to my true Intent and Meaning. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal, this Second day of January in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said Theodore Rupert Braddock as and for his last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who, at his Request and in his Presence, and in the Presence of each other, have subscribed our Names as Witnesses hereto. Theodore Rupert Braddock Witnessed by:
Thomas Barehaire, Esquire
John Baldwin

Thom, Don't go getting all uncharitable about this, I did it for your own Good. I knew we might strike some Trouble along the way, so I hid your Share with the original Will in the Likelihood we ever need the old Man's Signature again. The Locket's here too. I want it kept, no matter what you think. There is no one left to know of it's Significance, at any Rate. I'll recover it from you when all this is over, and include a Crate of Rum for the Inconvenience. Chin up Man! We're Home free! John.

Vance, I had to leave early. My Order requires a Report and there cannot be a Delay. I'll be waiting by the Tavern at the usual Time. Come with both pieces of the Map. Jing Lang

A letter to Lauren Prins, [sic] congratulating him on acquiring The Sage.

1. Cato, 35 years, superior carpenter and ship caulker.
2. York, 16 years, field hand.
3. Nero, 25 years, stone cutter.
4. Bess, 28 years, field cook, water carrier.
5. Esther, 31 years, midwife.
6. Gracey, 14 years, good house girl and child's nurse.
7. Anthony Morgan, about 30 years, fine engineer and field hand.
8. Sarah Morgan, 32 years, good field hand; tonsils occasionally inflamed. 9. Infant, 2 months.
10. Anthony, 3 years.
11. Stephen, 5 years.
12. Nace, 9 years.
13. Sophy, 12 years, likely.

You, Mr Thomas Stell, Ensign, stand charged for Dereliction of Duty. On Tuesday last you were tasked to deliver a Prisoner to the Church at the center of Kingston, but were discovered to be in a shameful and drunken State, having abandoned your Post. You are dismissed forthwith from Service, being no longer entitled to Pay or Protection from the Royal Navy.

Know all, by these Present, that I, Alvin of the Village of Grand Cayman, in consideration of the Sum of Forty-Two Reales in Hand, paid to me by Vargas of the Village of Grand Cayman, the Receipt of where I do acknowledge, have in turn sold and delivered in measured Weight One-Hundred-and-Thirty-Six Pounds of Mutton Snapper unto said Vargas. In witness whereof I have set my Hand the Fifth Day of May 1716.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the present of All and Sundry, viz. - Alvin of Grand Cayman

John Boreham, In Recognition of your Efforts as a Friend of the Church, we extend to you this private Invitation. Cross the Stream east of Kingston and follow the Lights on the Path. Tonight, we will induct you as a full Member of our Circle. This Opportunity will not be offered again. Yours in our Lord, Bishop Horace Ravenscroft

My dear Friend, Edward. After a rather unfortunate Kerfuffle with the Governor's men, I currently enjoy the Hospitalities of a Charles-Towne Jail. It's all a bit bothersome, but I have Faith I'll be freed soon. Luckly, I'd already stashed some of my Takings in the Cabin of my Ship. I've sent it ahead to Mystery Island, but the Crew can be unpredictable without a Captain. I thought you might be amenable to checking in on them. There will be Reward for the Inconvenience of course, and I'll meet you there when I manage to extricate myself. It'll be just like old Times! Signed Captain Stede Bonnet.

Edward, I am to be hanged on the Morrow. I imagined facing Death like you, Swords drawn, full of Gusto. Instead, I found myself begging and weeping at the Governor's feet. I fear your Advice was wasted on a Constitution like mine. Perharps I should've left off Pirating altogether, and sailed home to my Wife and Children. But I'm not quite the same Man who left them, am I? That was the Gift you gave me, the Courage to live free. I'll muster that Courage when the Morning comes. The Stories I promised will have to wait, Edward. But if, on your Adventures, you should hear any Tales of my sundry Exploits and Capers... then perhaps in the End I lived as I was meant to.

A sharp dagger once belonging to Stede Bonnet.

Well, that would be it, it seems. The Bags are packed, the Sails trimmed, the long Trick finally over. The old Revenge is ready for the Journey Home to Barbados Tomorrow, and myself along with her. I should be glad for it, and a large Part of me is. I never thought I'd find myself saying this, but I do miss my Mary, and the Children I left behind. How many can say they plundered with Ed Thatch, were pardoned by the King, and sailed Home to tell the Tale? And in Truth, I never quite found the Constitution for it all anyway, the Dust-ups and the general Bluster. So why, then, does my Heart still long for the open Sea? There's a sense of things yet undone. The Call of the Gulls and the Promise of Adventure is still wild, still clear. Thought the prospect of Danger turns my Stomach, the Dread of dying in a silken Bed forgotten and full of Regret is the more distasteful to me. Edward, my old friend, you had such a way with Words. What would you say in a Moment such as this? Sod it all. Barbados can wait. Mary will have to be patient. I'll to the Helm again,[sic] set a new Course, and make something of this Life.

A debonair portrait of Julien Du Casse, the infamous mercenary. Hangs above the bed in the Mansion at Great Inagua.

A vivid portrait of Laurens Prins, the reprehensible slaver. Hangs in the hall of the Mansion at Great Inagua.

An imposing portrait of Commodore Peter Chamberlaine, the notorious pirate hunter. Hangs next to the Templar Door in the Mansion at Great Inagua.

A fierce portrait of the pirate captain Edward Thatch, better known as Blackbeard. Hangs in the basement alley of the Mansion at Great Inagua.

A warm portrait of the gregarious Stede Bonnet. Hangs in the basement alley of the Mansion at Great Inagua.

The schooner was a class of ship used as a general sailing vessel by both navies and civilian operators, providing light firepower and ample speed.

The brig was a class of ship bearing two square-rigged masts, and represented a compromise between larger, more powerful ships, and the faster, but less well-armed ones.

The man o' war was a type of large warship purpose built for warfare, boasting multiple gun decks, and crewed by heavily armed professional soldiers.

El Dorado was a brig that formed part of the Spanish Treasure Fleet. The fleet was destroyed in a hurricane, with the El Dorado its lone surviving vessel.

The Jackdaw was a brig captained by the pirate-turned-Assassin Edward Kenway, who named it after the small, swift bird of his native Wales. The ship was known as El Dorado before Edward and his future quartermaster Adéwalé captured it from its fleet.

The Royal Fortune was a man o' war captained by the pirate and Sage Bartholomew Roberts, who elected to keep and renamed it after he captured it as the Nosso Senhor da Compreensão from the Portuguese Navy.

The Ranger was a brig formerly owned by the pirate Benjamin Hornigold before he passed it on to his colleague, Charles Vane.

El Arca del Maestro was a Spanish galleon used by the French Templar Julien du Casse. It was gifted to him by Templar Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala to help further the Order's goals in the West Indies.

Queen Anne's Revenge was a British frigate that was originally a slave ship named La Concorde. It was later captured and renamed by Edward Thatch, who captained as the flagship of a small fleet.

A miniature ship model of a Spanish Brig.

A miniature ship model of a Spanish Cutter.

A miniature ship model of a Spanish Schooner.

A miniature ship model of a Spanish Frigate.

A miniature ship model of a Spanish man o' war.

A miniature ship model of an English Brig.

A miniature ship model of an English Cutter.

A miniature ship model of an English Schooner.

A miniature ship model of an English Frigate.

A miniature ship model of an English man o' war.

A miniature ship model of the El Dorado.

A miniature ship model of the Jackdaw.

A miniature ship model of the Revenge.

A miniature ship model of the Queen Anne's Revenge.

In the Americas, the term ‘black panther’ generally refers to a melanistic jaguar. They are not a separate species, but a color morph of the spotted form. Black jaguars form less than ten percent of jaguars. Black jaguars can be found in Isla Providencia and Pinos Isle.

The cat is a small carnivorous mammal with a flexible body, sharp claws, and quick reflexes. Cats have long been domesticated, and are favored as pets for their affectionate independence, and playful natures. Sailors often keep cats aboard ships to deal with rats and other vermin.

The Crocodile is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to 15 feet long, weigh 2000 pounds, and live to be 70 years old. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size. Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack humans, the crocodile is more likely to flee than to react aggressively when approached. Crocodiles are most commonly found in Nassau, Long Bay, and Matanzas.

Deer are large hoofed ruminants notable for having two large and two small hooves on each foot. Males have antlers while the females do not, with the exception of a single species where the females also grow antlers. Deer are selective feeders, eating plant food low in fiber content and high in protein such as young grass, herbs, woody shoots, and bark. Various subspecies of deer can be found in the Caribbean bioregion. The red brocket deer, for example, is found in Trinidad and Tobago and the Key deer, introduced by colonists, inhabits the Florida Keys. Deer are most commonly found in Kingston, Salt Lagoon, and Santanillas.

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.

Found across the world in tropical and temperate waters, the hammerhead's unusual head shape gives it increased sensory ability to detect its prey. The hammerhead does not attack humans, although it can be lethal if provoked. Hammerhead sharks can be found in the Eleuthera and Gibara regions.

Considered one of the loudest animals on earth, the small-sized Howler Monkey generates a siren-like howl that can be heard from a distance of 3 miles (5km). They are not aggressive and are popular as pets in The West Indies. Howler monkeys are most commonly found in Kingston, Cape Bonavista, and Long Bay.

The hutia is a large rodent unique to the Caribbean basin which varies in size, and can form distinct species from island to island. Hutias are often hunted by locals to be eaten in a spiced stew. Hutias are most commonly found in Cayman Sound and Long Bay.

Iguanas are large, herbivorous lizards found throughout the Caribbean islands. The common iguana eats only leaves, flowers and fruit. Despite their at times fierce appearance they are not aggressive, and typically flee when threatened. However, they can lash their tails and bite if provoked. Iguana are found in Great Inagua, Andreas Island, and Abaco Island.

The largest feline in the Western hemisphere, the jaguar is distinguished by its compact and powerful build, its agility, and its unique killing method of biting directly into the skull to pierce the brain. The Mayans believed that the jaguars could carry messages to and from the afterworld. Jaguars are most commonly found in Cape Bonavista, Long Bay, Tulum, and Principe.

Also called a medusa, the jellyfish isn't technically a fish—it is a free-swimming non-vertebrate found in every sea across the world. Jellyfish consist of a gelatinous bell with trailing tentacles capable of stinging prey. Jellyfish stings are in most cases harmless to humans, but some can be extremely serious, even lethal.

Although related to sharks, manta rays are harmless. They can be quite large (up to 30 ft (9m) wide) and feed on small fish and plankton, funneling food into their mouth using cephalic flaps extending from the eyes. Manta rays, which are found all over the world, have the unique ability to leap from the water into the air to escape attackers.

Monkeys in the Caribbean are primarily an introduced African species called the green monkey, although up to the 17th Century these still shared territory with the now extinct Jamaican monkey. Both species were omnivores that ate a variety of foraged foods including fruit, seeds, flowers, insects, and smaller animals like frogs and birds. Monkeys were viewed as pests by farmers as they continually raided crops, but were favoured by locals and sailors who adopted them as mischievous, intelligent pets.

The ocelot is a wild cat that typically has yellow fur with dark stripes in the manner of a jaguar. Ocelots are nocturnal and range from the size of domestic cats up to four feet (1.2 meters) in length. Ocelot hides are coveted by leather workers for their ease of working, patterned fur, soft texture, and durability. Ocelots can be found in Cumberland Bay and Abaco Island.

The Caribbean basin provides an excellent climate for both land and sea turtles. Turtles are reptiles with a hard, protective upper shell called a carapace. Although they are natural swimmers and can stay submerged for up to 7 hours while resting, turtles breathe air. Despite being awkward and slow moving on land, they go ashore to lay their eggs.

White coats in animals can be due to a specific genetic mutation or albinism. The genetic mutation that yields a white jaguar also results in a more aggressive animal, making them dangerous as well as rare. White jaguars can be found at Great Inagua.

The wild pig, or boar, is a large cousin of the domesticated pig covered by hairy bristles. They were introduced by Europeans to the Caribbean basin (Columbus himself brought eight pigs with him from Spain). Wild pigs flourished in the island environment and were hunted by sailors and pirates to provide salted pork on their voyages. Wild pigs are most commonly found in Nassau, Great Inagua, and Cape Bonavista.

So-called because of their short snouts and their tendency to head-butt prey, bull sharks are commonly found in warm, shallow waters. They are extremely aggressive and dangerous to humans. The females are larger than the males, and adults measure well over seven feet (2.15m) long. Bull sharks can be found in the Dry Tortuga, Gibara, and Punta Guarico regions.

Found throughout Central and South America, capuchin monkeys are small and highly intelligent. They eat almost anything -- nuts, fruits, small birds, frogs, clams, etc. Many pirates favored capuchins as pets. Capuchins can be found in Matanzas and Misteriosa.

The largest predatory fish in the world, the great white's lethal aspect is due to its nearly 300 serrated teeth arranged in rows. Great whites have been known to attack humans, but usually more out of curiosity than hunger -- "sample biting" and then releasing their victims. The great white reaches an average length of 15 feet (4.6m). Great white sharks can be found in the Cruz and Serranilla regions.

Known for emitting complex sequences of haunting moans, the humpback is a large whale that reaches up to 62 feet (19 meters) in length. They migrate from the poles to the equator seasonally and travel in pods. Humpback whales can be found in the Castillo De Jagua and Navassa regions.

Called the Grampus by sailors in the 18th century, the killer whale, or Orca, is part of the dolphin family. Known for their ferociously deadly predation, killer whales feast on seals, sea-lions and even other whales. They hunt in pods in the manner of wolf packs and are found throughout the world's seas. Killer whales can be found in the Cruz and Conttoyor regions.

Red howler monkeys are distinguished from other howler monkeys by their reddish fur and large size. They are generally found throughout South and Central America. Red howler monkeys can be located on Isla Providencia.

Born: 1692, Trinidad

Died: Unknown

Born to enslaved Ogoni parents in Yoruba, Adéwalé was sold to the owner of a prosperous plantation before his teens. He remained on this plantation, working the fields, until his mid teens, always scheming of ways to escape his predicament, but uneasy with the prospect of living life as a fugitive.

Then fortune struck, giving Adéwalé the sign he needed. At some point near his 16th birthday, a group of buccaneers raided the plantation, robbing it of raw cane, refined sugar, and as many reales as they could find. Seeing in this an opportunity, Adé grabbed a crate of sugar and hauled it aboard one of the longboats the buccaneers had rowed ashore. Surprised to see a slave among them, the buccaneers were nevertheless thankful for the aid, and welcomed Adé among them.

Adé sailed with this first group of men for many years, quickly learning the ways of a seaman, grateful for the chance to develop his own skills and chase his own passions. And though his life among buccaneers was not free of the usual bigotry of the era, Adé found the prejudice to be more confrontational than restrictive.

In 1715, misfortune struck a cruel blow when the ship Adé was aboard, struck a shallow sandbar near the port of Havana. The buccaneers—mostly British at the time—tried desperately to free the trapped vessel, but after catching sight of an approaching Spanish Galleon, abandoned ship only to be torn apart by schools of circling bull sharks. Adé made peace with his fate, and stood his ground.

Taken to Havana for questioning and inspection, Spanish authorities eventually decided to send Adéwalé to Spain, where they felt he would make an excellent interpreter, owing to his fluent command of Spanish, English, and French. Some weeks later, they loaded him into of the Galleons that made up their perennial treasure convoy, en route to Seville.

Born: 1660s, Yucatan Peninsula
Died: c.1745, Yucatan Peninsula Named for the Mayan god of hunting, Ah Tabai's given name remains a mystery, and very little is known about his earliest decades. The only child he is known to have fathered died before the age of ten. What little else we know about him comes from his own mouth; from the stories he told those who knew him. When speaking about his own past, he avoids personal details in favor of abstractions and hints. He frequently speaks of his love and admiration for the tragic history of his people, and used these stories to illustrate the complex intersections of cultures and religions, frequently pointing out the fact that "From within and without come enemies and allies alike. Nothing in life is guaranteed, except surprise..." It is not known how early Ah Tabai acquired the title of Mentor, nor how large his impact was on the Assassins of the West Indies. However, that he maintained semi-regular contact with the Assassins in the British colonies to the north, in various parts of Europe and Africa, and in China. He was instrumental in opening his branch to men and women from all walks of life - mostly Europeans, Africans, and those Native to the area. As a native Mayan himself, rumors and stories of the ancient Observatory were not foreign to Ah Tabai. So when in 1713 rumors of a new "Sage" began to surface, Ah Tabai took it upon himself to locate the man, believing the Assassins should be the protectors of the ancient and mysterious place. He sent word far and wide to as many Assassin outposts as possible, hoping their network of spies and informants would lead them to their prize. But after two years, there was no word. Then, in early 1715, an experienced British Assassin named Duncan Walpole arrived at Ah Tabai's encampment, initially expressing a desire to train under the Mentor directly. Ah Tabai found the request odd but flattering, for Walpole had already achieved a level of Mastery few assassins ever reached. After many months of intensive training, Ah Tabai came to consider Duncan Walpole as one of his most trusted colleagues. Then in June of 1715, word arrived that the Templars had located and imprisoned the Sage on Spanish lands in the far south. Seeing an opportunity to cripple his arch-enemies, Ah Tabai entrusted Duncan Walpole with the task of rallying various Assassins around the West Indies and leading an assault on the Templar prison ship en route to Havana. Duncan Walpole agreed to this task... and was never heard from again. It was only after Edward Kenway's disastrous meddling in Havana that Ah Tabai was made aware of the full extent of Walpole's betrayal.

Born: 1702, Ireland
Died: Unknown Anne was barely a teen when she left her native Cork in Ireland for the British colonies, and by sixteen she was en route to West Indies at side of her new husband, Mr. Jack Bonny, a gentle but sturdy young man in his early 20s. The pair arrived in Nassau in April of 1716, settling down with an unclear idea of what shape their lives might take. Jack eventually found work on one of the small plantations there, while Anne cultivated her ability to loaf and daydream. Unfortunately, her beauty, aloofness, and complete indifference to propriety made her the object of more romantic attention than she had ever known or cared for. Within a year of arriving in Nassau, the Bonnys' marriage was in shambles, a union only in name. While Jack disappeared further into his work, Anne grew more confident and sociable, eventually taking a job as a barmaid at the popular Old Avery tavern in the center of Nassau. And though she took on a few lovers in the next few years, it was mostly out of envy and spite that the rabble of Nassau branded Anne a harlot and a tease. But with no high society to shun or shame her, Anne's desirability only increased on the strength of these rumors.

Born: 1680, England
Died: 1718, North Carolina Known variously by different sources as Thatch, Teach, Theach, Tache, Titche, Teatch, Tack, and more, we are fairly certain Edward Thatch was born in or around Bristol and took to the sea at an early age, most likely in his teens. It is also speculated that he arrived in the West Indies quite soon after leaving England. If this was indeed the case, Ed Thatch would have seen his fair share of the War of Spanish Succession, a protracted fight between most of the Empires of Europe that pitted Hapsburg Austia and its British ally against Bourbon France and Spain. In these early years, from 1700 to 1713, Thatch was a privateer or at the very least a merchant seaman, doing his part for the crown—Queen Anne at the time. But with the Treaty of Utrecht bestowing peace upon a troubled Europe in 1713, Thatch and his fellow sailors found themselves far from home and out of work. Thus, they turned to piracy as a means of sustaining themselves. In the ensuing years, Thatch befriended a captain named Benjamin Hornigold and soon after joined his crew as quartermaster, at some point between late 1714 and early 1716. Settling in Nassau, Thatch, Hornigold, and the rest of the "Flying Gang" as these pirates called themselves, began cooking up schemes far larger than most pirates of the era dared dream. Wanting nothing less than a country of their own, they worked to turn Nassau into a place of liberty and freedom for all who desired an escape from the bonds of imperial rule. As Thatch's reputation as a worthy and fearsome seaman grew, so did his ideas about piracy. At some point in the latter half of 1717, having grown a long and frightful beard, he took to calling himself "Blackbeard", and worked at every turn to bolster his legend as the most feared pirate in the West Indies. Thatch reveled in the power of a good legend, and worked hard to cultivate his—frequently sticking lit slow-matches in his hat to raise a frightening cloud, or challenging his crews to endure long stretches below deck as burning sulfur clouded the hold. After helping Hornigold take command of a number of vessels, Edward Thatch finally acquired a ship of his own in September 1717—a vessel called "The Adventure"—captained by the most unlikely pirate of them all, one Stede Bonnet. For two months, Thatch captained the Adventure, with Stede content to tag along as a passenger. But in November, Thatch's fortunes improved further when he captured a massive French slave ship called La Concorde. Renaming her Queen Anne's Revenge in honor of his former Stuart Queen (and possibly as a subversion to validate his continued piracy), Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch was now one of the most feared and deadly pirates in the West Indies. For the next year he terrorized the West Indies and environs, before sailing north to the British colonies in North America. Here he frightened the inhabitants of an entire city when he blockaded the port of Charleston, South Carolina, in an attempt to acquire medicine for his ailing crew. But shortly after this audacious gambit, Blackbeard decided he'd had enough of the pirate life. He was nearing forty and, despite his ferocious reputation, had lost his love for the pirate's game. In the early summer of 1718, he half-heartedly accepted a pardon from his friend Charles Eden, Governor of North Carolina. But by late August of that same year he had fallen back into his old habits, restricting his activities to the southeastern coast of the North American British colonies. Unbeknownst to him, the Governor of Virginia, Alexander Spotswood, was keenly aware of his continued piracies, and was busy organizing a party to "extirpate this nest of vipers". In November of 1718, Spotswood offered money to British pirate hunter Lieutenant Maynard to see the job done. Taking command of a few fast ships well suited to the shallow inlets where Blackbeard was known to hide, Maynard set off in search of his prize. He learned from passing ships that Blackbeard was likely anchored on the inland side of Ocracoke Island, an ideal haunt for a pirate. As dusk fell on November 21st, Maynard and his crew spotted Blackbeard's rag-tag group, but decided to hold off their attack until the tide rose. In the early hours of the following day, Maynard's crew slipped into the bay and approached Blackbeard's ship. They were greeted by a sudden volley of pistol shots and cannon fire. This caused Maynard to retreat, giving Blackbeard and his crew time to slip through the shallow waters and escape. However, weary of his continual pursuit, Blackbeard sought out Maynard and was caught in fierce hand to hand fighting with his crew on the deck of Maynard's ship. Despite help from his consort Edward Kenway, Blackbeard was overcome. Heavily wounded by multiple sword strokes and pistol shots, he was slain by Maynard who struck the final blow from behind.

Born: 1693, Wales
Died: ???? Edward James Kenway was born on the 10th of March in Swansea, Wales, to Bernard Kenway of Manchester and Linette Hopkins of nearby Cardiff. By Edward's 10th birthday, his father had moved the family to a small farm just outside Bristol, a nearby port town in the southwest of England. This relocation had a depressing effect on young Edward's mood. He grew restless from a lack of contact with old friends and struggled to find an outlet for his limitless energy. By his teens he was spending more and more time in the city away from his farm, where the lure of excitement overrode prudence. By age sixteen, he had substituted a career as a successful farmer for a life of hopeless tomfoolery, frequently shirking his responsibilities to his family in favor of rough company. In late 1711, at the age of seventeen, Edward met Caroline Scott, a woman of modest but steady means. Their friendship began cautiously, as Caroline's hand had already been promised to the boorish son of a wealthy East India Company executive. But Edward's charms eventually won out, and he and Caroline were married within a year of their meeting; a union that angered her father, and got the whole of Bristol talking. In the earliest months of their marriage, Edward resolved to do well by his wife and provide for her as he believed a man in his position should. But his grandiose dreams and exaggerated opinion of himself prevented him from taking immediate responsibility for their well-being. And after only a year, he had stumbled back into his worst habits - drinking, fighting and idleness. It was in this dark period that Edward revived an old idea of joining a privateering fleet sailing for the West Indies, with the aim of making war against the Spanish and collecting unchecked sums of gold and cargo. This, he told his wife, was their path to quick riches. Being a sensible and prudent woman, Caroline discouraged these fanciful ideas. By the summer of 1712, Caroline understood that her husband's departure was inevitable. She wanted no further part of Edward's reckless plan, and so left him to live with her parents. Stunned by this sudden turn, Edward was determined to earn his fortune fast and prove himself as capable as he always claimed he was. He left for the West Indies barely one month later, where he soon fell in with the privateer Benjamin Hornigold and his quartermaster, Ed Thatch. Edward spent the first half of 1713 sailing with these two seasoned sailors, on regular sweeps of the windward passage. But that year, fate threw him another upset. With the signing of the treaty of Utrecht, all hostile actions between the major empires came to an end and the prospects of British privateers dried up. Now poor, unemployed, and thousands of miles from home, Edward and his colleagues settled on the island of New Providence in the Bahamas to reconsider their options. These were fanciful days for Edward. He discovered in the small town of Nassau a life quite unlike that which he had left behind. The atmosphere of wild and noisy freedom in this small stateless encampment overwhelmed and captivated him. The drinking, the gaming, the women, the aimless desire to simply live as one pleased. And yet, as carefree as he was, his beloved Caroline was never far from his mind. If he could make something of himself in the West Indies—working a sugar plantation, perhaps—he might win her back after all his time away. But in absence of true conviction, habit takes hold fast; and it was only a matter of time before Edward set back out to sea with his mates, to live the life they knew best; no longer privateers—legal and sanctioned—but as pirates now, with nary a whit of loyalty to kin and country, earning his fortune by the sword and pistol, praying his end was never too near.

Born: 1682, Jamaica
Died: ???? Of the few infamous pirates to call the West Indies his birthplace, Jack Rackham was born in Jamaica at the height of Port Royal's boom as a den of scoundrels. This would likely explain his atrophied moral compass, for he was frequently drunk, rarely serious about anything, and always chasing women. He used his outrageous and offensive charm to keep out of most trouble. But a strategist and fighter he was not. Nicknamed "Calico" for his affinity for Indian and Asian prints, he was a terrible sailor and a worse pirate, given to flights of fancy and myopic ideas that served only himself, rather than solid strategic thinking. He was likely drunk for half of his adulthood, and had a weakness for women that trumped all basic needs, such as sleeping or eating. His disarming charm, dashing good looks, and his swift wit carried him far, but parties can only last so long before someone has to clean up after them.

Born: 1691, England
Died: ???? Daughter of Emmett and Elizabeth Scott, Caroline was born in Bristol, England, to a prosperous family of merchants and civil servants. Given a modest education by her father, she furthered her own studies in her own way, taking time to read as often as her familiar duties allowed. Splitting her time between this and helping her mother manage her father's affairs, she grew into a confident and level-headed woman with more skill and intelligence than her situation allowed her to exercise. Caroline first met Edward Kenway outside the Auld Shillelagh, in the aftermath of a drunken altercation. She had arrived to fetch one of her servants and there found Edward escorting the woman from the clutches of one of Bristol's more notorious cads. Thankful for his kindness, Caroline agreed to a second meeting on more equitable terms, hardly thinking a romance possible. And yet—against all odds—that is just what happened. Edward and Caroline grew quite close, and soon fell in love, quite much to the dismay of her father. Emmett Scott had already promised his daughter to the son of a wealthy East India Company executive, and made his displeasure apparent at every turn. But all his noise was to no avail. Caroline and Edward were married in 1712. For a time it seemed as though this odd pairing might produce a lasting union. But Edward's deep love for his wife was offset by his uncouth habits and reckless attention to responsibility. Not content to live a life of middle class drudgery, Edward dreamed large, and fixed on the idea that he could sail to the West Indies and fight as a Privateer against the Spanish. Or, barring that, buy some land and sow a sugar plantation. Caroline tried to dissuade her husband, but to no effect.

Born: 1695, England
Died: ???? Even though not yet out of his teens, James Kidd was a cocky and confident lad with a brashness cultivated to counter his youth. He claimed to be the bastard son of the late William Kidd, the infamous privateer-turned-pirate who was captured and hanged by British authorities in 1701. Although James had no proof of this connection, his mother always insisted on it, claiming that she spent a single "panicked night of passion" with Captain Kidd just before his departure from London in 1695. Growing up fatherless and with a spendthrift mother did little to improve his prospects at leading a normal life, and at the age of 12 he found employment aboard merchant vessels sailing between the British colonies in North America and the West Indies. By the time he was 17 he called Jamaica his home, where he further honed his skills as a sailor here. Although he never sailed with the likes of Ben Hornigold, Ed Thatch, or Edward Kenway, James was among the first sailors to settle in Nassau, and was a central figure in its development as a pirate republic.

Born: Unknown, England
Died: ???? 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 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. By 1715 or 1716, it was likely she had visited her fellow sailors in Nassau, though perhaps not for the same reasons...

Born: 1695, Cuba
Died: Unknown Born in Cuba, Assassin bureau leader Opía Apito was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a Spaniard. At twelve, her village was raided by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade. Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior Hatuey, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, Aji aya bom—better dead than a slave. In her early twenties, she was hired by the Assassins as a guide, and was soon adopted into their ranks. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence. True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the Cayman Islands, with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cell, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.

Born: 1688, Scotland
Died: Unknown Born in Scotland, Rhona Dinsmore was made for adventure. After suffering the lows of a troubled household–an absent father and a drunkard of a mother–Dinsmore left her home in Glasgow in her mid-teens. At nineteen, she found work amongst merchants in Bristol and remained at that post for nearly two years. By twenty-one, Dinsmore was trapped in a terrible marriage. She fled again and sought refuge in Boston, where she remained for six months, before moving on to the warmer climes of Jamaica. There she found it exceedingly difficult to find work among farmers, and finally took to the sea, ultimately finding her calling within the Assassin Brotherhood.

Born: 1688, Barbados Died: 1718, Charles Town Born into plentitude and wealth on Barbados, Stede Bonnet seemed destined for a life of pleasure and ease. The son of a successful and influential plantation owner, his early life was marked by tragedy when his parents died suddenly, leaving seven year-old Stede orphaned and in a perpetual state of melancholy. His inheritance of some 400 acres of land softened the blow caused by the loss of his parents, and by the time Stede was in his late teens, he had already restored the sugar plantation to a profitable state. He married young and set about starting a family as soon as possible, but owing to what some called a "disorder of the mind" he never found solace or comfort in these domestic trappings. To further complicate his unease, his firstborn son died in infancy, further amplifying his grief and stiming his restlessness. As a means of coping, he dreamed of going to sea and sailing about the world, meeting people, living life as a man free of the obligations thrust upon him. At some point around Stede's 29th birthday, his restlessness got the better of him. Owing to "some discomfort he found in a married state" which brought on a "disorder of the mind", Stede decided it was time to take his first bold step into the life he had always dreamed about. Using his considerable fortune, he either purchased a boat or had one built for him—a small schooner he christened "The Revenge". To maintain some semblance to the comforts he had come to enjoy as a man of means, he installed a full library in the Captain's quarters, and packed his wardrobe with all manner of finery—silk pajamas, smoking jackets, and frocks. Near the end of 1717, his ship was ready. He bid adieu to his wife and remaining children and weighed anchor, sailing north from Barbados, hoping to reach the British colonies within a few months. He would never see his family again. Now sailing under the moniker "Captain Edwards", Bonnet sailed about the West Indies looking for his first prize. Spotting a large Spanish warship, his crew foolishly encouraged an attack. After a brief engagement, almost half of Bonnet's crew was dead or injured. Miraculously, the Revenge was able to escape capture herself, and Bonnet ordered the crew to sail her to the only place he knew he could find refuge: Nassau. It was here, in the pirates' infamous republic, that Stede met and befriended Captain Thatch, the infamous and capable captain who had recently taken to calling himself Blackbeard. Thatch managed to convince Bonnet to hand over the Revenge's reigns, leaving Stede happily confined to his cabin. The two sailed about as unlikely partners for some months, until Blackbeard took a far greater prize for himself: the Queen Anne's Revenge. After keeping Bonnet's Revenge in his own fleet for a short time, Blackbeard suddenly abandoned her along with most of its crew. Bonnet was again free to seek his own path. Perhaps believing he had been properly mentored under Blackbeard's tutelage, Bonnet stuck out for the Danish island of St. Thomas, hoping to earn a privateering commission. But his crew had other ideas. Plunging headlong into piracy once more, Stede's crew lashed out recklessly at every prize they could find. At the urging of Ignatius Pell, a member of his crew, Bonnet embarked on his most ambitious prize yet--a fleet of eleven vessels just outside Charles-Towne, glutted with cargo and ripe for the taking. This proved to be his undoing, for the fleet had been set up as bait for precisely Bonnet himself. Pirate Hunters hired by the governor of South Carolina set upon the Revenge just as Bonnet engaged, severely crippling his fleet and sending it limping into the shallows of the river. In an act of unlikely heroism, Bonnet swapped places with his crew under cover of darkness, placing them at the helm of the Revenge and sending them off to safeguard his spoils. He remained behind on the river and drew the fire of enemy sloops, allowing Pell and Rowland Sharp to break through the blockade, while he was eventually overcome and captured. Once imprisoned within the Charles-Towne jail, Bonnet gained something of a popular following among the citizenry, delighted by this articulate and good-natured gentleman pirate. While he awaited trial, numerous people came forward as witnesses to attest to the good quality of his character. But this came to nothing, and after one botched escape attempt, Stede was finally walked to the gallows in December, 1718. As the hangman slipped the noose around his neck, he broke down in tears, begging for mercy. The sight of his abject shame moved many to tears, but it was not enough to save him. The "Gentleman Pirate" was no more.

Born: 1688, England
Died: Unknown Upton Travers was born in England, in 1688, two years ahead of his brother, Vance Travers. Together, they traveled to the West Indies in search of their fortune. There they established a smuggling business, which they used to fund their growing involvement with the Assassin brotherhood. Although Vance was the more charismatic of the two Assassin brothers, Upton made up for it with his measured, sensible responses to life's challenges. However, every man has a breaking point, and Upton found his after Vance took up with the Chinese "Pirate Queen," Jing Lang, a Templar, and sought to steal the treasure on which they had staked their retirement before finally attempting fratricide. Depressed, Upton turned to alcohol, which may have been a factor in his retaliation. He ultimately had both Jing Lang and his brother dispatched with the help of Edward Kenway.

Born: 1682, Wales
Died: ????

Originally hailing from Wales, little is known about John Roberts, the real name of the man who would come to be known as "Black Bart" long after his death.

Most assume he went to sea at a very young age -- at 13 or so -- but there is no record of him in any historical documents until his noted appearance in 1718 aboard a merchant's ship, Barbadian in origin. Just a year later Roberts was pressed into piracy by the notorious Howell Davis while working aboard a slave ship under Captain Abraham Plumb. Though Roberts had likely not gone to sea with the intent of becoming a pirate, when the opportunity thrust itself upon him, Roberts was reported to have said 'A merry life, and a short one shall be my motto.'

A few months later Davis was killed in an ambush on the Portuguese Island of Príncipe, and Roberts was swiftly and unanimously elected to replace him. This was surely a testament to the man's natural charisma and leadership, for he had been a pirate only a few months. It was at this point he took the name "Bartholomew", likely naming himself for the infamous Bartholomew Sharpe, a pirate of some renown who had disappeared just two decades earlier.

One of the most intelligent and strategic pirates of the Golden Age, Roberts was a sturdy man, known to dress in fine clothes. Handsome, and carrying himself with a dignified but unpretentious air, he had dark hair to match his dark complexion, likely set from the almost two decades he had spent at sea. He often carried numerous pistols, each tied to one end of long silk sashes, which he kept slung over his shoulder.

Roberts' tactical ideas were usually radical, but thoughtfully considered. He never jumped into any scheme rashly, though his ideas seemed almost suicidal to those unacquainted with his methods. Ultimately responsible for the theft of around 400 ships in his three-year career, he bested every other pirate of the era by a factor of ten times or more, although it must be said that at least half of these boats were small periaguas and the like.

Born: Mid-1680s, England
Died: ???? Benjamin Hornigold was likely born in Norfolk, England. The first recorded instances of him are of his early exploits as a pirate in the West Indies around 1713-1714. Hornigold was one of the earliest pirates to emerge after the end of the War of the Spanish Succession, and one of the many hundreds of privateers who were left without gainful employment in the ensuing peace. Like many other British mariners, he spent much of his time in the Bahamas, eventually settling in Nassau. It was from there he launched his career as a full-fledged pirate, though he likely thought of himself as a privateer--in his earliest years, at least. A skilful sailor and strategist, Hornigold lacked some of the ruthlessness required to be a truly successful pirate, and until 1716, refused to attack English ships out of a sense of loyalty to his home country.

Born: Unknown
Died: Unknown Almost nothing is known about El Tiburón "The Shark" outside of his service as the loyal, mute bodyguard of Laureano de Torres y Ayala, the Grandmaster of the Caribbean Templars and the Governor of Cuba. The Shark's penchant for medieval armor and brutal violence cut a swathe of fear through Havana, leaving citizens and soldiers alike quivering in his blood soaked wake.

Born: 1682, England
Died: 1717, West Indies Hilary Flint was born to an aristocratic family, the youngest of three boys. The black sheep of the family, he sought solitude in his studies. Immersing himself in math and sciences, Flint discovered an abiding interest in explosives, earning him the label of "problem child". To correct his course, his parents enrolled him in military school, where he quicklyexceeded their expetations, working his way into the hearts of both teachers and students, as well as a few secret societies. After graduation, his connections and easy manner earned him access to Templar ranks where his obsession with firearms made him an important asset. Records reveal an ongoing relationship with Assassin Rhona Dinsmore, the full nature of which is uncertain. She vanishes from record after Flint's death at the age of 35.

Born: 1686, China
Died: 1717, Nassau Born to Chinese rebels, Jing Lang came into the world fighting, but survived to become a skilled diplomat with a flair for languages and a taste for discovery. Ambitious, Lang married the son of a General in the Qing dynasty, joining the Templar order, but severing ties with her family in the process. She served as a diplomatic advisor, until a shift in political tides provoked her escape into piracy. Over the next decade, she crossed every sea, developing a reputation for brutality that preceded her into most conflicts. In the West Indies, she fell under the spell of a rumored cache of treasure, and feigned a romantic relationship with one-time Assassin Vance Travers to gain access to it. She might have been successful had it not been for Travers' brother, Upton, an Assassin who schemed to have her killed, betraying his brother in the process. She died at the age of thirty.

Born: 1682, France
Died: ???? Nephew of the buccaneer Jean du Casse, Julien was born in Montpellier, France. He took after his uncle's example and took to sea at a young age, eventually joining him in a few skirmishes during the War of the Spanish Succession. Fighting on the side of the French, and by proxy, on behalf of King Philip of Spain, du Casse's skill as a gunner improved rapidly, even as he grew wildly disillusioned with the monarchy and its obsession with lineage and breeding over raw talent and skill. In 1704, ordered by his superior officers to join his uncle and hundreds of French troops in what would become known as the 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 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 West Indies in search of yet another vocation. For the next 10 years, du Casse roamed the West Indies as a 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 Torres of Cuba, in whom he found a friend and confidant...

Born: 1675, England
Died: 1715, Kingston Born to an upper class family and educated in boarding schools from age five, Kenneth Abraham learned to fight for himself at an early age. Upon graduation, he entered the army and rose through the ranks, finally meeting the rank of Commander. His embrace of order and disciple drew him into the fold of the Templar Order, which offered him influence beyond that offered by his military career. From the age of thirty, he ascended its ranks in parallel to those of his military career by devoting himself to the promotion of order and peace. In 1715, the Assassin Anto infiltrated a Ball held by Abraham on his plantation, together with the pirate Edward Kenway. There, Abraham was assassinated by the pair, confronted in his final moments by the nemesis he had tried and failed to defeat. He remained, until his death, determined to rid the world of unpredictable and disorderly elements.

Born: 1645, Cuba
Died: ???? Born in Havana, but raised in Madrid, Spain, Laureano was of noble stock, the son of Tomas Torres y Ayala and Elvira de Quadros Castellanos. He joined the Spanish army in his late teens, and was later appointed as the governor of Spain's territories in Florida, a post he held from 1693 to 1699. He then returned to Europe to participate in the War of the Spanish Succession. In 1708, Torres was appointed as the governor of Cuba, a post he held for three years until he was accused of and arrested for corruption. He was acquitted of these charges, however, and managed to win a re-election bid in 1713. During his time in Cuba, he made many lasting improvements to the city, fortifying the island's defenses and introducing the production of tobacco there. He remained Governor until 1716, after which point he retired and devoted his life to charitable functions, such as building hospitals.

Born: 1630s, Amsterdam
Died: 1717, Kingston Laurens Prins (often anglicized as Laurence Prince) was a Dutchman from Amsterdam who spent the majority of his life in and around the West Indies. Operating out of Port Royal, Prins saw an incredible amount of action and adventure in his long life. Sailing as a privateer in the early days of the Golden Age of Piracy (1650s) he developed a reputation for courage fighting the Spanish on behalf of the British crown, sometimes bearing a letter of marque, often without. He even played a pivotal role in Sir Henry Morgan's infamous raid on Panama in 1671, for which he was roundly celebrated. Prins eventually retired from privateering and settled in a large acreage of land in Jamaica. Around this time he entered into the slave trade as a means of bolstering his wealth, an occupation he pursued well into his seventies. In 1717, his flagship slave galley, The Whydah, was attacked and captured by the pirate "Black Sam" Bellamy. He managed to survive the encounter, and fell back into his old occupation until his death some months later.

Born: 1689, Spain
Died: 1715, Pinos Isle Born in Spain, Lucia Márquez never knew her father. By the age of twelve she was supporting herself and her sisters on the streets, begging, borrowing, and stealing anything she could, all the while developing the skills of a master thief. At the age of seventeen, she was caught stealing a horse belonging to a high-ranking Templar, and wisely opted for training over jail time. The Templar life gave Marquez the focus she needed and she never found herself at a lack of challenge or adventure. She died at the age of twenty-six on Pinos Isle, wise beyond her years, on the order of the Taino Assassin, Opía Apito.

Born: 1660s, England
Died: 1718, Nassau 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'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.

Historic archives contain scattered references to individuals known as "Sages", but they are few and far between. Each citation seems to refer to a different person living in a vastly different time and location. The earliest example was found in a Sumerian clay tablet in cuneiform script, while the latest survives only as a footnote in one of Laureano Torres's own journals, dated January 1704. In all – according to exhaustive research – seven different "Sages" seem to have graced the world's stage in the past twelve hundred years. But the real number is likely higher. Perhaps, the strangest aspect connecting each of these various sightings is the fact that, in every case, visual descriptions of each Sage are remarkably similar. So similar, in fact, that one wouldn't be faulted for assuming they ware talking about a single, immortal man. However, in two of the seven citations, explicit mention is made of their death and burial. Is this therefore some bizarre form of reincarnation? Or some simpler explanation that is presently unknown? More research is required.

Born: 1690, England
Died: 1717, Nassau Born in England, the passionate, creative, yet incredibly gullible Vance Travers, found a life for himself amongst the Assassin's Brotherhood in the West Indies, where he ran a successful smuggling enterprise, with his older brother, Upton. Business took a turn for the worse after he met and fell in love with the Templar, Jing Lang, who persuaded him to divulge knowledge of the location of buried treasure with which he and Upton planned to fund their retirement. Paranoid, Travers developed delusions that his brother plotted to steal his treasure and Jing's heart. He broke from the Creed and, after a failed attempt at fratricide, was killed by Edward Kenway.

Born: 1679, England
Died: ???? Woodes Rogers was born into money, to a seafaring family with deep roots in both Poole and Bristol, England. His early life was a picture of industriousness and ambition, and by the age of 18 he was an apprentice Mariner. Upon his father's death at sea in 1706, Woodes inherited his family's prosperous shipping company, which he took to managing with great passion. Between 1704 and 1707 Rogers' fortunes and family grew, and by the time he was twenty-seven his marriage to Sarah Whetstone had produced one son and two daughters. By the end of 1707, however, his business had suffered great losses by raiding French forces, giving Rogers the idea to recoup these dreadful losses himself. Knocking about Bristol in search of a partner for this endeavor, he soon found himself in the company of William Dampier, an old friend and unlucky Captain who suggested setting out on a privateering expedition, one that would range far and wide about the New World. In 1708, Rogers made the necessary arrangements and set out as Captain of his own vessel, on a difficult voyage that would last over three years. Along this course Rogers met with many successes and failures. In 1709, off the western coast of South America, he found and rescued a marooned sailor by the name of Alexander Selkirk, a sailor who had spent nearly 4 years living in isolation and who would serve as the inspiration for the book "Robinson Crusoe" just a few years later. Soon after Selkirk's recovery, Rogers' fleet engaged an enemy vessel in open combat—a skirmish that earned him a pistol shot to the left side of his face and a mangled heel. Neither wound was enough to remove him from command however, and he continued serving as captain until his return to England in late 1711. To commemorate this return, he had an operation to remove the offending bullet from his upper palate. Now in poor health but high spirits, he set about writing his memoirs. Upon their publication a few years, they were an immediate success, and proved a great source of income. But this brief glory was offset by the sudden death of his son, a tragedy compounded some months later by his wife's decision to leave him. Also at this time, Rogers was sued by former shipmates for allegedly hoarding goods and money plundered from enemy vessels. Rogers assembled a defense, but lost the case. In 1713, itching to return to sea, he organized passage to Madagascar claiming to be a merchant in the slave trade, but with the intended purpose of reconnoitering the rumored pirate colonies established there. When he arrived in Madagascar after months of hard sailing, he found that the legends of the pirate town "Libertalia" had been exaggerated one-hundredfold. The pirates in Madagascar were sickly and few and desperate for help. After spending just a few months here, Rogers set sail for England, a failure in his own mind. And yet, never one to give up hope, Woodes Rogers reoriented his attentions to the West Indies, eventually lobbying King George for a commission to hunt pirates in the Caribbean. On this score, he succeeded. After a few diligent years of making his case, King George appointed Woodes Rogers as the Governor of the Bahamas. Now, at last, he would make his mark, and bring justice to a land where chaos had taken root...

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

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-==Helix Navigator==
+==ASoE==
-Various databases where available through the [[Helix|Helix navigator]]. In addition information about the subjects encountered in the simulation, the database could also collect digital documents collected from outside sources as well as be edited from outside the servers (as demonstrated by Shaun Hastings).<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>
+;[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 1]]
+;[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 2]]
+;[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage – A Soar of Eagles 3]]
+*[[Aksumite Kingdom]]
+*[[Arwe]]
+*[[Church of Abuna Yemata]]
+*[[Endubis]]
+*[[Memnon (eagle)]]
+*[[Nibris]]
+*[[Fuladh Al Haami]]
+*[[Roshan]]
-The Helix navigator database had many iteration with different subject matter depending on the time period simulated and the user.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China]]''</ref>
+==Missing tours==
+*Echoes of Revolution
+**[https://www.pocketgamer.com/echoes-of-revolution/sugar-creative-interview-assassins-creed/ 1]
+**[https://www.echoesofrevolution.com/ 2]
+*Le Trésor Perdu d'Aliénor
+**[https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Assassin%27s_Creed:_Le_Tr%C3%A9sor_Perdu_d%27Ali%C3%A9nor 1]
-===Revolutionary France===
+==Gear==
-For [[France|Revolutionary France]], while exploring the memories of [[Arno Dorian]], the database had four categories (Case files, people, locations and misc), with all but the first category having subcategories, as seen below.
+===Swords===
+{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
-*Case files
+! width="5%" |Name
-<tabber>
+! width="5%" |Type
-Murder mysteries=
+! width="5%" |Rarity
-<center>
+! width="5%" |Damage
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+! width="5%" |Maximum Takedowns
-||[[Murder Foretold]]
+! width="5%" |Perk
-|[[Barber of Seville]]
+! width="5%" |Availability
-|[[The Body in the Brothel]]
+|-<section begin="Resynced Swords"/>
-|[[Ancestral Vengeance]]
+!Order of Gold<section begin="NAME"/>
+|Pistol Sword
+|Legendary
+|38
+|3
+|Automatically fires a shot after each Perfect Dodge
+|Purchased from Level III General Store for 29000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[The Body Politic]]
+!Rustborne Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Bones of Contention]]
+|Pistol Sword
-|[[The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Hot Chocolate to Die For]]
+|17
+|4
+|Attacks deal more defense damage
+|Twitch<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[The Hand of Science]]
+!Ezio's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[The Decapitated Warden]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[The Death of Philibert Aspairt]]
+|Legendary
-|[[The Red Ghost of the Tuileries]]
+|25
+|3
+|Able to perfect parry unstoppable attacks
+|<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Cut the Middle Man]]
+!Altaïr's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[A Dash of Poison]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Blind Justice]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Equal Justice]]
+|25
-|}</center>
+|4
-|-|
+|Takedowns recover some health
-Nostradamus Enigmas=
+|<section end="NAME"/>
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Mercurius]]
-|[[Venus (memory)|Venus]]
-|[[Terra]]
-|[[Mars (memory)|Mars]]
-|[[Jupiter (memory)|Jupiter]]
-|[[Saturnus]]
 |-
-|[[Aries]]
+!Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Taurus]]
+|Pistol Sword
-|[[Gemini]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Cancer]]
+|38
-|[[Virgo]]
+|2
-|[[Leo]]
+|Killing enemies with these swords also damages nearby enemies
+|Complete True Purpose<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Libra]]
+!The Fortune<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Scorpio]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Sagittarius]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Capricorn]]
+|20
-|[[Aquarius]]
+|3
-|[[Pisces]]
+|Each kill with a Heavy Strike kill gives some reales
-|}</center>
+|Follow the treasure map gained by collecting all 11 portraits<section end="NAME"/>
-|-|
-Suger's Legacy=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[I - Nativitatis Et Mortis]]
-|[[II - Morbum]]
-|[[III - Diabolus]]
-|[[IV - Natura]]
 |-
-|[[V - Crux]]
+!Blades of Toledo<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[VI - Noctis]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[VII - Dies]]
+|Legendary
-|}</center>
+|25
-</tabber>
+|3
+|Heavy Strikes recover a small amount of health
-*People
+|Purchased from Level III General Store for 24000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
-<tabber>
-General=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Aloys La Touche|Aloys La Touche]]
-|[[Database: Anne-Josèphe Théroigne de Méricourt|Anne-Josèphe Théroigne de Méricourt]]
-|[[Database: Arno Victor Dorian|Arno Victor Dorian]]
-|[[Database: Capitaine Rose|Capitaine Rose]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Charles Gabriel Sivert|Charles Gabriel Sivert]]
+!Naoe's Shadowblade<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Chrétien Lafrenière|Chrétien Lafrenière]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Élise De La Serre|Élise De La Serre]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Esquieu de Floyrac|Esquieu de Floyrac]]
+|25
+|4
+|Perfect Parry and Perfect Dodge are easier to perform
+|<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: François De La Serre|François De La Serre]]
+!Spring-Steel Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: François Hanriot|François Hanriot]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: François-Thomas Germain|François-Thomas Germain]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Frédéric Rouille|Frédéric Rouille]]
+|38
+|2
+|Able to parry gunshots
+|<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Georges Jacques Danton|Georges Jacques Danton]]
+!Lightserver's Blades<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau|Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, comte de Mirabeau]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Jacques de Molay|Jacques de Molay]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Jacques Roux|Jacques Roux]]
+|38
+|2
+|Heavy Strike range is increased
+|Purchase the ''Master Assassin Pack''<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: King Louis XVI|King Louis XVI]]
+!Matched Golden Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Louis-Michel Le Peletier|Louis-Michel Le Peletier]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Louise-Suzanne Le Peletier|Louise-Suzanne Le Peletier]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Léon|Léon]]
+|25
+|4
+|Chain Takedowns are easier to perform and range is increased
+|Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 8 Deer Hide, 12 Crocodile Leather, 20 Sugar<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Marie Antoinette|Marie Antoinette]]
+!Le Bourgeoys Blades<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Marie Lévesque|Marie Lévesque]]
+|Pistol Sword
-|[[Database: Marquis de Sade|Marquis de Sade]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Maximilien François Isidore de Robespierre|Maximilien François Isidore de Robespierre]]
+|38
+|2
+|Fire an extra shot with each Heavy Strike
+|Complete Art Lover I<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon Bonaparte]]
+!Dual Cleavers<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Pierre Bellec|Pierre Bellec]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Roi des Thunes|Roi des Thunes]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Rose Bertin|Rose Bertin]]
+|38
+|2
+|Sword attack power is increased while health is low
+|Purchased from Level III General Store for 19000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: The Crimson Rose|The Crimson Rose]]
+!Masterwork Blades<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Thomas de Carneillon|Thomas de Carneillon]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Thomas-Alexandre Dumas|Thomas-Alexandre Dumas]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Vieille Madame Margot|Vieille Madame Margot]]
+|29
-|}</center>
+|3
-|-|
+|Heavy Strikes recover some health
-Groups=
+|Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 6 Wild Pig Hide, 4 Rabbit Pelt, 30 Aloe<section end="NAME"/>
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Estates General Deputees|Estates General Deputees]]
-|[[Database: Jacobin Club|Jacobin Club]]
-|[[Database: Le Cabinet Noir (The Black Office)|Le Cabinet Noir (The Black Office)]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Les Chouans|Les Chouans]]
+!Dragon's Fang Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Non-Juring Priests|Non-Juring Priests]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Raiders|Raiders]]
+|Legendary
+|38
+|4
+|Killing enemies with these swords temporarily increases attack power
+|Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Sans Culottes|Sans Culottes]]
+!Blades of the Damned<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Swiss Guard|Swiss Guard]]
+|Pistol Sword
-|[[Database: The Feuillants|The Feuillants]]
+|Legendary
+|38
+|2
+|Enemies sometime catch fire after their defense is broken
+|Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: The Girondists|The Girondists]]
+!Serpent's Fang Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Third Estate|Third Estate]]
+|Cutlass
-|}</center>
+|Legendary
-|-|
+|38
-Paris stories=
+|3
-<center>
+|Perfect Parry recovers some health
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+|Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Alexandre Lenoir|Alexandre Lenoir]]
-|[[Database: André Chénier|André Chénier]]
-|[[Database: Andrés de Guzmán|Andrés de Guzmán]]
-|[[Database: Antoine Fouquier-Tinville|Antoine Fouquier-Tinville]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Antoine Lavoisier|Antoine Lavoisier]]
+!Persian Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Baphomet|Baphomet]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Carmelite nuns|Carmelite nuns]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Charles-Henri Sanson|Charles-Henri Sanson]]
+|38
+|4
+|Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns
+|reward from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Charlotte Corday|Charlotte Corday]]
+!Espada Ancha<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Dauphin Louis-Charles|Dauphin Louis-Charles]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Denis Molinier|Denis Molinier]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin|Dr. Joseph-Ignace Guillotin]]
+|13
+|4
+|N/A
+|found from an underwater chest in Shipwreck: The Black Trench<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Désirée Clary|Désirée Clary]]
+!French Court Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Eugène François Vidocq|Eugène François Vidocq]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Fabre d'Églantine|Fabre d'Églantine]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Jacques Necker|Jacques Necker]]
+|25
+|2
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Jacques-Louis David|Jacques-Louis David]]
+!Pirate Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Jean Bernadotte|Jean Bernadotte]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Jean Gilbert|Jean Gilbert]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Jean-Baptiste Rotondo|Jean-Baptiste Rotondo]]
+|38
+|3
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 11000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Jean-Dominique Cassini|Jean-Dominique Cassini]]
+!British Colonial Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Jean-François Champollion|Jean-François Champollion]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Jean-Henri Latude|Jean-Henri Latude]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Jean-Paul Marat|Jean-Paul Marat]]
+|25
+|3
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Joachim Murat|Joachim Murat]]
+!Scottish Broadswords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Joseph Bara|Joseph Bara]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: Joseph Foullon de Doué|Joseph Foullon de Doué]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Josephine de Beauharnais|Josephine de Beauharnais]]
+|38
+|2
+|N/A
+|Reward from Treasure Map from Isla Providencia<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Le Chevalier d'Éon|Le Chevalier d'Éon]]
+!Standard Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Louis Antoine de St. Just|Louis Antoine de St. Just]]
+|Pistol Sword
-|[[Database: Louis-Dominique Cartouche|Louis-Dominique Cartouche]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Madame Lavoisier|Madame Lavoisier]]
+|25
+|3
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 6500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Madame Tussaud|Madame Tussaud]]
+!Captain Drake's Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Mademoiselle Lenormand|Mademoiselle Lenormand]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Mademoiselle Montansier|Mademoiselle Montansier]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Marianne|Marianne]]
+|38
+|2
+|N/A
+|Found in treasure chest at Sacrifice Island<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Nicolas de Condorcet|Nicolas de Condorcet]]
+!Ferraro's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Nicolas Flamel|Nicolas Flamel]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Nostradamus|Nostradamus]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Philibert Aspairt|Philibert Aspairt]]
+|38
+|4
+|N/A
+|Purchased from General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara for 16000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais|Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais]]
+!Officer's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Pierre-Simon Laplace|Pierre-Simon Laplace]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: The Giant Iscariotte|The Giant Iscariotte]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: The Red Ghost of the Tuileries|The Red Ghost of the Tuileries]]
+|17
+|4
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 8500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Thomas Paine|Thomas Paine]]
+!British Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>
-|}</center>
+|Cutlass
-</tabber>
+|Common
+|17
-*Locations
+|2
-<tabber>
+|N/A
-Bridges=
+|[Acquired during/Complete] [[Lively Havana]]<section end="NAME"/>
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Pont au Change|Pont au Change]]
-|[[Database: Pont au Double|Pont au Double]]
-|[[Database: Pont de la Concorde / Révolution|Pont de la Concorde / Révolution]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Pont de la Tournelle|Pont de la Tournelle]]
+!French Dress Swords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Pont Marie|Pont Marie]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Pont Neuf|Pont Neuf]]
+|Common
+|20
+|2
+|N/A
+|Purchased from any General Store for 1200 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Pont Notre-Dame|Pont Notre-Dame]]
+!Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Pont Rouge|Pont Rouge]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: Pont Royal|Pont Royal]]
+|Common
+|17
+|2
+|N/A
+|Found in treasure chest in Havana<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Pont Saint-Michel|Pont Saint-Michel]]
+!Officer's Smallswords<section begin="NAME"/>
-|}</center>
+|Rapier
-|-|
+|Common
-Churches=
+|13
-<center>
+|2
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+|N/A
-|[[Database: Église Les Célestins|Église Les Célestins]]
+|Default swords<section end="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Église Saint-Leu|Église Saint-Leu]]
-|[[Database: Église St. Eustache|Église St. Eustache]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Église St. Gervais-St. Protais / Place d'Orme|Église St. Gervais-St. Protais / Place d'Orme]]
+!German Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Filles du Calvaire Convent|Filles du Calvaire Convent]]
+|Rapier
-|[[Database: La Madeleine|La Madeleine]]
+|Common
+|22
+|2
+|N/A
+|Found in treasure chest on Crooked Island<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Notre-Dame de Paris|Notre-Dame de Paris]]
+!Privateer's Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Sainte-Chapelle|Sainte-Chapelle]]
+|Cutlass
-|[[Database: St-Germain-des-Prés|St-Germain-des-Prés]]
+|Common
+|25
+|2
+|N/A
+|Found in Treasure Chest on Florida island<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Tour St. Jacques|Tour St. Jacques]]
+!NAME<section begin="NAME"/>
-|}</center>
+|
-|-|
+|
-Districts=
+|
-<center>
+|
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+|
-|[[Database: Cour des Miracles|Cour des Miracles]]
+|<section end="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Le Marais|Le Marais]]
-|[[Database: Saint-Marcel|Saint-Marcel]]
-|[[Database: Village de Versailles|Village de Versailles]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-General=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: À la lanterne!|À la lanterne!]]
-|[[Database: Abbey of Saint Denis|Abbey of Saint Denis]]
-|[[Database: Basilica of Saint Denis|Basilica of Saint Denis]]
-|[[Database: Boulevard des théâtres|Boulevard des théâtres]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Café Fevrier in the Palais Royal|Café Fevrier in the Palais Royal]]
+<section end="Resynced Swords"/>
-|[[Database: Café Procope|Café Procope]]
+|}
-|[[Database: Café Théâtre|Café Théâtre]]
-|[[Database: Champs Élysées|Champs Élysées]]
+{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
+!width="10%"|Name
+!width="20%"|Description
 |-
-|[[Database: Cimetière des Saints-Innocents|Cimetière des Saints-Innocents]]
+|Lightserver's Blades
-|[[Database: Club des Jacobins|Club des Jacobins]]
+|''Sleek black blades with gold filigree, hones to deadly edges.''
-|[[Database: Collège des Quatre-Nations|Collège des Quatre-Nations]]
-|[[Database: Conciergerie|Conciergerie]]
 |-
-|[[Database: École Militaire|École Militaire]]
+|Dragon's Fang Swords
-|[[Database: Ferme Générale Wall|Ferme Générale Wall]]
+|''A sword with a light, graceful design featuring a mystic jade edge.''
-|[[Database: Franciade|Franciade]]
-|[[Database: Grand Châtelet|Grand Châtelet]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Halle aux Blés|Halle aux Blés]]
+|Blades of the Damned
-|[[Database: Hospice des Enfants Trouvés|Hospice des Enfants Trouvés]]
+|''A pair of swords glowing with hellfire and brimstone, fierce and powerful.''
-|[[Database: Hôtel Dieu|Hôtel Dieu]]
-|[[Database: Hôtel de Ville|Hôtel de Ville]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Hôtel des Menus Plaisirs|Hôtel des Menus Plaisirs]]
+|Serpent's Fang Cutlasses
-|[[Database: La Bièvre| La Bièvre]]
+|''A pair of sharp, serpentine swords inspired by sea monster fangs, lit with neon patterns.''
-|[[Database: Le Champ de Mars|Le Champ de Mars]]
-|[[Database: Les Catacombes|Les Catacombes]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Les Halles|Les Halles]]
+|The Fortune
-|[[Database: Les Invalides|Les Invalides]]
+|''A pair of unique swords once used by the infamous pirate, Edward Kenway.''
-|[[Database: Medicis Tower|Medicis Tower]]
-|[[Database: Newspaper Stands and Printing Presses|Newspaper Stands and Printing Presses]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Observatoire de Paris|Observatoire de Paris]]
+|Dual Cleavers
-|[[Database: Octroi Wall|Octroi Wall]]
+|''A pair of simple meat cleavers typically used by butchers and made infamous by pirates as weapons of war.''
-|[[Database: Panthéon|Panthéon]]
-|[[Database: Place Dauphine|Place Dauphine]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Place de la Révolution / Concord / Louis XV|Place de la Révolution / Concord / Louis XV]]
+|Order of Gold
-|[[Database: Place des Vosges|Place des Vosges]]
+|''Adorned with intricate patterns, these blades are a rare and deadly curiosity.''
-|[[Database: Place Vendôme|Place Vendôme]]
-|[[Database: Quarries|Quarries]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Royal Crypt|Royal Crypt]]
+|Ezio's Swords
-|[[Database: Sorbonne|Sorbonne]]
+|''A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze.''
-|[[Database: Statue of Henri IV|Statue of Henri IV]]
-|[[Database: Temple|Temple]]
 |-
-|[[Database: The Bastille|The Bastille]]
+|Altaïr's Swords
-|}</center>
+|''A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad.''
-|-|
-Hôtels Particuliers=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Hôtel de Cluny|Hôtel de Cluny]]
-|[[Database: Hôtel de Sens|Hôtel de Sens]]
-|[[Database: Hôtel de Sully|Hôtel de Sully]]
-|[[Database: Hôtel Fieubet|Hôtel Fieubet]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Palaces=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Louvre|Louvre]]
-|[[Database: Palais Bourbon|Palais Bourbon]]
-|[[Database: Palais de Justice|Palais de Justice]]
-|[[Database: Palais de Versailles|Palais de Versailles]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Palais des Tuileries|Palais des Tuileries]]
+|Naoe's Shadowblade
-|[[Database: Palais et Jardin du Luxembourg|Palais et Jardin du Luxembourg]]
+|''A balanced katana shaped by shinobi combat principles, favoring fluid movement and rapid follow-up strikes. Performs best with evasive tactics.
-|[[Database: Palais-Royal|Palais-Royal]]
-|}</center>
-</tabber>
-*Misc
-<tabber>
-Events=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: 10 August|10 August]]
-|[[Database: 13 Vendémiaire|13 Vendémiaire]]
-|[[Database: Assassination of Louis-Michel Le Peletier|Assassination of Louis-Michel Le Peletier]]
-|[[Database: Auto-da-fé|Auto-da-fé]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Death of Mirabeau|Death of Mirabeau]]
+|Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords
-|[[Database: Estates General of 1789|Estates General of 1789]]
+|''These blades dance with strange light, like tears in the fabric of the world.''
-|[[Database: Execution of Georges Danton|Execution of Georges Danton]]
-|[[Database: Execution of Louis XVI|Execution of Louis XVI]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Fate of Versailles|Fate of Versailles]]
+|Spring-Steel Swords
-|[[Database: Female Soldiers|Female Soldiers]]
+|''A pair of swords that look unremarkable at first glance, but have the strength to deflect bullets if wielded properly.
-|[[Database: Flying Magnetic Boy Experiments|Flying Magnetic Boy Experiments]]
-|[[Database: Food Shortages & Riots|Food Shortages & Riots]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Machine Infernal|Machine Infernal]]
+|Blades of Toledo
-|[[Database: Mirabeau and the Pantheon|Mirabeau and the Pantheon]]
+|''A sleek pair of swords Edward Kenway acquired in the famous city of Toledo.''
-|[[Database: Montgolfier Flight|Montgolfier Flight]]
-|[[Database: Napoleon's Arrest|Napoleon's Arrest]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Persecution of the Templars under Philip the Fair|Persecution of the Templars under Philip the Fair]]
+|Le Bourgeoys Blades
-|[[Database: Potassium/Water Reaction|Potassium/Water Reaction]]
+|''The only pair of pistol swords with a genuine original flintlock attached.''
-|[[Database: September Massacres|September Massacres]]
-|[[Database: Storming of the Bastille|Storming of the Bastille]]
 |-
-|[[Database: The La Voisin Poisonings|The La Voisin Poisonings]]
+|Persian Scimitars
-|[[Database: Theft of the French Crown Jewels|Theft of the French Crown Jewels]]
+|''A beautiful and deadly pair of Persian scimitars, replete with embedded diamonds.''
-|[[Database: Trial of Louis XVI|Trial of Louis XVI]]
-|[[Database: Vendée Massacre|Vendée Massacre]]
 |-
-|[[Database: War with Austria|War with Austria]]
+|Matched Golden Swords
-|[[Database: Women's March on Versailles|Women's March on Versailles]]
+|''A pair of legendary golden swords, praised far and wide for their exquisite beauty.''
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Items=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Cartouche Memoir 1|Cartouche Memoir 1]]
-|[[Database: Cartouche Memoir 2|Cartouche Memoir 2]]
-|[[Database: Chappe Signal Towers|Chappe Signal Towers]]
-|[[Database: Chartreuse|Chartreuse]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Chénier Poem: The Young Captive|Chénier Poem: The Young Captive]]
+|Masterwork Blades
-|[[Database: Cockade|Cockade]]
+|''A pair of beautifully balanced swords forged by a master craftsman.''
-|[[Database: Condorcet's Manuscript|Condorcet's Manuscript]]
-|[[Database: Dom Poirier's List|Dom Poirier's List]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Patens|Patens]]
+|Espada Ancha
-|[[Database: Phrygian Cap|Phrygian Cap]]
+|''Versatile soldier's swords, unremarkable in appearance but trustworthy in a fight.''
-|[[Database: Prince Rupert Drops|Prince Rupert Drops]]
-|[[Database: Security Map|Security Map]]
 |-
-|[[Database: The Barber of Seville|The Barber of Seville]]
+|French Court Swords
-|[[Database: The Eagle of Suger|The Eagle of Suger]]
+|''A pair of swords famous for having a perfect balance between speed and power.''
-|[[Database: The Guillotine|The Guillotine]]
-|[[Database: The Iron Mask|The Iron Mask]]
 |-
-|[[Database: The Marriage of Figaro|The Marriage of Figaro]]
+|Pirate Scimitars
-|[[Database: The Rose Scepter|The Rose Scepter]]
+|''A pair of devastating scimitars, praised from Barbados to Boston.''
-|[[Database: The Rosetta Stone|The Rosetta Stone]]
-|[[Database: The Solar Cannon of the Palais-Royal|The Solar Cannon of the Palais Royal]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Assassin Intel=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: 01. Archived Conversation, 24 Jan 2014|01. Archived Conversation, 24 Jan 2014]]
-|[[Database: 02. Letter of Promotion|02. Letter of Promotion]]
-|[[Database: 03. "Helix" Marketing Strategy Memo|03. "Helix" Marketing Strategy Memo]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 04. Character Witness Testimonial|04. Character Witness Testimonial]]
+|British Colonial Cutlasses
-|[[Database: 05. Phoenix Project Report|05. Phoenix Project Report]]
+|''A pair of cutlasses popular among the settlers of the British colonies in North America.''
-|[[Database: 06. Archived Conversation, 27 Feb 2014|06. Archived Conversation, 27 Feb 2014]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 07. Archived Conversation, 30 May 2014|07. Archived Conversation, 30 May 2014]]
+|Scottish Broadswords
-|[[Database: 08. Public Relations Primer|08. Public Relations Primer]]
+|''Heavy broadswords that emphasize damage over finesse.''
-|[[Database: 09. Potential "Sage" List|09. Potential "Sage" List]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 10. Reconnaissance Memo|10. Reconnaissance Memo]]
+|Standard Pistol Swords
-|[[Database: 11. Reconnaissance Report|11. Reconnaissance Report]]
+|''A pair of rare pistol swords, capable of firing a gunshot in the right circunstances.''
-|[[Database: 12. Archived Conversation, 6 August 2014|12. Archived Conversation, 6 August 2014]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 13. Archived Conversation, 27 October 2014|13. Archived Conversation, 27 October 2014]]
+|Captain Drake's Swords
-|[[Database: 14. Security Breach Memo|14. Security Breach Memo]]
+|''A pair of silver broadswords rumored to have been used by the legendary privateer, Sir Francis Drake.''
-|[[Database: 15. Precursor Memo|15. Precursor Memo]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 16. Chat Log|16. Chat Log]]
+|Ferraro's Rapiers
-|[[Database: 17. Archived Conversation, 2 November 2014|17. Archived Conversation, 2 November 2014]]
+|''A pair of rapiers that belonged to the Italian diplomat, Ruggiero Ferraro.''
-|[[Database: 18. An intercepted transmission|18. An intercepted transmission]]
 |-
-|[[Database: 19. Belle Époque|19. Belle Époque]]
+|Officer's Rapiers
-|[[Database: 20. WW2|20. WW2]]
+|''A pair of extremely light rapiers praised for their swiftness.''
-|[[Database: 21. Medieval|21. Medieval]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Songs=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Ah! Ça ira!|Ah! Ça ira!]]
-|[[Database: Frères Courons aux Armes!|Frères Courons aux Armes!]]
-|[[Database: La Carmagnole|La Carmagnole]]
-|[[Database: La Guillotine Permanente|La Guillotine Permanente]]
 |-
-|[[Database: La Marseillaise|La Marseillaise]]
+|German Rapiers
-|[[Database: Le Chant du Départ|Le Chant du Départ]]
+|''A pair of traditional German rapiers typically used by Prussian court officers.''
-|[[Database: Prise de la Bastille|Prise de la Bastille]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Newspapers=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris 1789|Journal de Paris 1789]]
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris 1791|Journal de Paris 1791]]
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris 1792|Journal de Paris 1792]]
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris 1793|Journal de Paris 1793]]
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris 1794|Journal de Paris 1794]]
-|[[Database: Journal de Paris Final Edition|Journal de Paris Final Edition]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Le Patriote 1789|Le Patriote 1789]]
+|Privateer's Cutlasses
-|[[Database: Le Patriote 1791|Le Patriote 1791]]
+|''A pair of cutlasses appreciated for their versatility by privateers throughout the West Indies.''
-|[[Database: Le Patriote 1792|Le Patriote 1792]]
-|[[Database: Le Patriote 1793|Le Patriote 1793]]
-|[[Database: Le Patriote 1794|Le Patriote 1794]]
-|[[Database: Le Patriote Final Edition|Le Patriote Final Edition]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Welcome to the Animus=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Les Misérables|Les Misérables]]
-|[[Database: Welcome to the Database|Welcome to the Database]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Letters from Élise=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Old Times' Sake|Old Times' Sake]]
-|[[Database: Reunion|Reunion]]
-|[[Database: The Brotherhood|The Brotherhood]]
-|[[Database: The Future|The Future]]
-|[[Database: The Price|The Price]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Café Théâtre History=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Hérode et Mariamne fails to impress|Hérode et Mariamne fails to impress]]
-|[[Database: Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307|Journal of Thomas de Carneillon, October 12, 1307]]
-|[[Database: On the Plight of the Nobility|On the Plight of the Nobility]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Report on the Recruitment of Mlle. La Maupin|Report on the Recruitment of Mlle. La Maupin]]
+|British Cutlasses
-|[[Database: Report on the training of the initiate, Charles Dorian|Report on the training of the initiate, Charles Dorian]]
+|''A pair of light cutlasses made popular by British privateers.''
-|}</center>
-</tabber>
-=== Ming era China===
-While exploring the genetic memories of [[Shao Jun]] in [[Ming dynasty|Ming era]] [[China]], the database consisted of three categories: people, locations, and documents. The latter category also contained entries about items.
-<tabber>
-People=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Altan Khan|Altan Khan]]
-|[[Database: Birds|Birds]]
-|[[Database: Civilians|Civilians]]
-|[[Database: Concubines|Concubines]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Crossbowman|Crossbowman]]
+|French Dress Swords
-|[[Database: Dogs|Dogs]]
+|''A pair of elegant swords made popular by French court officers.''
-|[[Database: Empress Zhang|Empress Zhang]]
-|[[Database: Ezio Auditore (China)|Ezio Auditore]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Gao Feng|Gao Feng]]
+|Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers
-|[[Database: Grabber|Grabber]]
+|''A pair of cheap yet efficient Spanish rapiers.''
-|[[Database: Grunt|Grunt]]
-|[[Database: Handcannon Guard|Handcannon Guard]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Heavy Crossbowman|Heavy Crossbowman]]
+|Officer's Smallswords
-|[[Database: Hong Liwei|Hong Liwei]]
+|''A pair of small swords popular among officers in the British Army.''
-|[[Database: Lantern Guard|Lantern Guard]]
-|[[Database: Liu Jin|Liu Jin]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Ma Yongcheng|Ma Yongcheng]]
+|Rustborne Swords
-|[[Database: Master (China)|Master]]
+|''Versatile blades with integrated flintlocks, their bronze-hued surfaces worn by time and battle. Perfect for Assassins who strike swiftly, both in melee and from a distance.''
-|[[Database: Metal Shield Guard|Metal Shield Guard]]
+|}
-|[[Database: Mongolian Chief|Mongolian Chief]]
+===Pistols===
+{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
+! width="5%" |Name
+! width="5%" |Rarity
+! width="5%" |Range
+! width="5%" |Draw Speed
+! width="5%" |Perk
+! width="5%" |Availability
+|-<section begin="Resynced Pistols"/>
+!Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>
+|Legendary
+|22
+|1.00
+|Each pistol shot ricochets to a second target
+|<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Mongolian Scout|Mongolian Scout]]
+!Darkworker's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Poleaxe Guard|Poleaxe Guard]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Qiu Ju|Qiu Ju]]
+|22
-|[[Database: Seeker|Seeker]]
+|1.50
+|While anonymous, pistols do not consume ammunition
+|Purchase the Master Assassin Pack<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Shao Jun (China)|Shao Jun]]
+!Dragon's Roar Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: The Jiajing Emperor|The Jiajing Emperor]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: The Jinyiwei|The Jinyiwei]]
+|28
-|[[Database: The Zhengde Emperor|The Zhengde Emperor]]
+|1.50
+|Pistol range increased after a pistol shot kill
+|Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Wang Yangming|Wang Yangming]]
+!Diabolist's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Wei Bin|Wei Bin]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Wooden Shield Guard|Wooden Shield Guard]]
+|20
-|[[Database: Yu Dayong|Yu Dayong]]
+|1.20
+|Pistol shots set enemies near the target on fire
+|Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Zhang Yong|Zhang Yong]]
+!Fury of the Deep Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Zhu Jiuyuan|Zhu Jiuyuan]]
+|Legendary
-|}</center>
+|28
-|-|
+|1.50
-Locations=
+|Heals slightly after firing a headshot
-<center>
+|Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Forbidden City|Forbidden City]]
-|[[Database: Great Wall of China|Great Wall of China]]
-|[[Database: Maijishan Grottoes|Maijishan Grottoes]]
-|[[Database: Nan'an|Nan'an]]
-|[[Database: Port of Macau|Port of Macau]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Documents=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Chinese Ceramics|Chinese Ceramics]]
-|[[Database: Chinese Junks|Chinese Junks]]
-|[[Database: Crossbow|Crossbow]]
-|[[Database: Guandao|Guandao]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Hidden Shoe Blade|Hidden Shoe Blade]]
+!Golden Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Jin River|Jin River]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Maijishan Statues|Maijishan Statues]]
+|28
-|[[Database: Ming Dynasty Muskets|Ming Dynasty Muskets]]
+|1.20
+|Killing an enemy with the postol will slow time briefly
+|Purchased from Level III General Store for 18000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Portuguese Ships|Portuguese Ships]]
+!Gargoyle's Breath<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Scroll 1 (China) |Scroll 1]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 2 (China) |Scroll 2]]
+|20
-|[[Database: Scroll 3 (China) |Scroll 3]]
+|1.50
+|Explosive round. Consumes 100 Reales per shot
+|from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 4 (China) |Scroll 4]]
+!Captain Drake's Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Scroll 5 (China) |Scroll 5]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 6 (China) |Scroll 6]]
+|24
-|[[Database: Scroll 7 (China) |Scroll 7]]
+|1.20
+|Pistol shots kill Captains instantly (except Bosses)
+|bought from secret General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara region at Coordinates 550, 638 (22000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 8 (China) |Scroll 8]]
+!Rustic Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Scroll 9 (China) |Scroll 9]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 10 (China) |Scroll 10]]
+|22
-|[[Database: Scroll 11 (China) |Scroll 11]]
+|1.20
+|After a Perfect Dodge, quick shooting immediately does not consume ammunition
+|obtained from in-game online store for free (on map press Options-Button to access the store).<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 12 (China) |Scroll 12]]
+!Peaceful Means<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Scroll 13 (China) |Scroll 13]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 14 (China) |Scroll 14]]
+|20
-|[[Database: Scroll 15 (China) |Scroll 15]]
+|1.00
+|Pistol shots are quieter
+|Purchased from Treasure Dealer for 3 Capuchin Monkey Pelt, 4 Iguana Leather, and 20 Rum Barrels.<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 16 (China) |Scroll 16]]
+!Cannon-Barrel Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Scroll 17 (China) |Scroll 17]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Scroll 18 (China) |Scroll 18]]
+|21
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 1|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 1]]
+|1.12
+|N/A
+|from locked chest in Jiguey (535, 511). It's a locked underwater chest, loot the key from the pirate leader on the beach inside Jiguey, in the same cave as the chest.<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 2|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 2]]
+!Captain Morgan's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 3|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 3]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 4|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 4]]
+|20
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 6|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 6]]
+|1.50
+|N/A
+|Found in underwater treasure chest on Black Island<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 7|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 7]]
+!Captain's Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Memories, Part 8|Shao Jun's Memories, Part 8]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Shao Jun's Rope Dart|Shao Jun's Rope Dart]]
+|20
-|[[Database: Throwing Weapons|Throwing Weapons]]
+|1.50
-|}</center>
+|N/A
-</tabber>
+|Found in treasure chest on Great Inagua<section end="NAME"/>
-===British India===
-The same three categories made up the database for the genetic memories of [[Arbaaz Mir]] in [[India]] during the eighteenth century.
-<tabber>
-People=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Alexander Burnes|Alexander Burnes]]
-|[[Database: Alexander the Great|Alexander the Great]]
-|[[Database: Arbaaz Mir|Arbaaz Mir]]
-|[[Database: East India Company Corporal|East India Company Corporal]]
 |-
-|[[Database: East India Company Highlander|East India Company Highlander]]
+!Spanish Officer Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: East India Company Lance Corporal|East India Company Lance Corporal]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: East India Company Lieutenant|East India Company Lieutenant]]
+|24
-|[[Database: East India Company Rifleman|East India Company Rifleman]]
+|1.00
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 5500 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: East India Company Sepoy|East India Company Sepoy]]
+!Pirate Blunderbusses<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: East India Company Sergeant|East India Company Sergeant]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: East India Company Sniper|East India Company Sniper]]
+|20
-|[[Database: George Eden|George Eden]]
+|1.00
+|N/A
+|Purchased from Level II General Store for 6000 Reales<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Hamid|Hamid]]
+!Baldwin's Golden Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Master (India)|Master]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Pyara Kaur|Pyara Kaur]]
+|26
-|[[Database: Ranjit Singh|Ranjit Singh]]
+|1.00
+|N/A
+|Complete Plantain!<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Sikh Guard|Sikh Guard]]
+!Standard Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Sikh Elite Guard|Sikh Elite Guard]]
+|Common
-|[[Database: Sikh Rifle Guard|Sikh Rifle Guard]]
+|20
-|[[Database: William Sleeman|William Sleeman]]
+|1.12
-|}</center>
+|N/A
-|-|
+|purchasable from any General Store (800 Reales)<section end="NAME"/>
-Locations=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Amritsar (India)|Amritsar]]
-|[[Database: Amritsar Summer Palace|Amritsar Summer Palace]]
-|[[Database: Herat|Herat]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Herat Citadel|Herat Citadel]]
+!Common Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Katasraj Mandir|Katasraj Mandir]]
+|Common
-|[[Database: Precursor Temples|Precursor Temples]]
+|20
-|}</center>
+|1.00
-|-|
+|N/A
-Documents=
+|Default pistols<section end="NAME"/>
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Arbaaz's Memories, Part 1|Arbaaz's Memories, Part 1]]
-|[[Database: Arbaaz's Memories, Part 2|Arbaaz's Memories, Part 2]]
-|[[Database: Arbaaz's Memories, Part 3|Arbaaz's Memories, Part 3]]
-|[[Database: Arbaaz's Memories, Part 4|Arbaaz's Memories, Part 4]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Arbaaz's Memories, Part 5|Arbaaz's Memories, Part 5]]
+!NAME<section begin="NAME"/>
-|[[Database: Bengal Tigers|Bengal Tigers]]
+|
-|[[Database: Blunderbuss (India)|Blunderbuss]]
+|
-|[[Database: Brown Bess|Brown Bess]]
+|
+|
+|<section end="NAME"/>
 |-
-|[[Database: Chakram|Chakram]]
+<section end="Resynced Pistols"/>
-|[[Database: East India Company|East India Company]]
+|}
-|[[Database: Ezio's Box (India)|Ezio's Box]]
-|[[Database: Hidden Trident Blade|Hidden Trident Blade]]
+{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
+!width="10%"|Name
+!width="20%"|Description
 |-
-|[[Database: Iltani's Story 1|Iltani's Story 1]]
+|Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks
-|[[Database: Iltani's Story 2|Iltani's Story 2]]
+|''Truth and thunder in the palm of your hand.''
-|[[Database: Iltani's Story 3|Iltani's Story 3]]
-|[[Database: Iltani's Story 4|Iltani's Story 4]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Iltani's Story 5|Iltani's Story 5]]
+|Darkworker's Pistols
-|[[Database: Indian 9-Pounder|Indian 9-Pounder]]
+|''Hand-carved ebony with gold-plated iron forming a lethal union.''
-|[[Database: Indian Elephants|Indian Elephants]]
-|[[Database: Jezail|Jezail]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Lorenzoni Repeater|Lorenzoni Repeater]]
+|Dragon's Roar Pistols
-|[[Database: Lotus|Lotus]]
+|''Sleek pistols imbued with ornate scrollwork and glowing jade.''
-|[[Database: Orchid Trees|Orchid Trees]]
-|[[Database: Puckle Gun|Puckle Gun]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Punjabi Jewellery|Punjabi Jewellery]]
+|Diabolist's Pistols
-|[[Database: Scroll 1 (India)|Scroll 1]]
+|''A set of pistols wreathed in infernal flames, emitting an aura of destruction.''
-|[[Database: Scroll 2 (India)|Scroll 2]]
-|[[Database: Scroll 3 (India)|Scroll 3]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 4 (India)|Scroll 4]]
+|Fury of the Deep Pistols
-|[[Database: Scroll 5 (India)|Scroll 5]]
+|''Silvery, steel pistols adorned with deep-sea patterns and neon highlights.''
-|[[Database: Scroll 6 (India)|Scroll 6]]
-|[[Database: Scroll 7 (India)|Scroll 7]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 8 (India)|Scroll 8]]
+|Golden Flintlock Pistols
-|[[Database: Scroll 9 (India)|Scroll 9]]
+|''A set of legendary, golden flintlock pistols, famed for their extraordinary precision.''
-|[[Database: Scroll 10 (India)|Scroll 10]]
-|[[Database: Scroll 11 (India)|Scroll 11]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 12 (India)|Scroll 12]]
+|Gargoyle's Breath
-|[[Database: Scroll 13 (India)|Scroll 13]]
+|''Monstrous, leering faces adorn the grips of these pistols.''
-|[[Database: Scroll 14 (India)|Scroll 14]]
-|[[Database: Talwar|Talwar]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Templar Orders|Templar Orders]]
+|Captain Drake's Flintlocks
-|[[Database: The First Anglo-Afghan War|The First Anglo-Afghan War]]
+|''A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by captain and knight, Sir Francis Drake.''
-|[[Database: The Koh-I-Noor|The Koh-I-Noor]]
-|}</center>
-</tabber>
-===Revolutionary Russia===
-During the exploration of the genetic memories of [[Nikolai Orelov]], as well as Duchess [[Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia|Anastasia Nikolaeva]] of [[Russia]], the database consisted of the same three categories too.
-<tabber>
-People=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia|Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia]]
-|[[Database: Assassin Initiate|Assassin Initiate]]
-|[[Database: Assassin Master|Assassin Master]]
-|[[Database: Assassin Scientist|Assassin Scientist]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Assassin Veteran|Assassin Veteran]]
+|Rustic Flintlocks
-|[[Database: Cheka Assault|Cheka Assault]]
+|''Firearms with rustic patinas, showing the marks of countless skirmishes. Compact, reliable, and ready for close encounters or unexpected duels.''
-|[[Database: Cheka Officer|Cheka Officer]]
-|[[Database: Fedor Tokarev|Fedor Tokarev]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Grigori Rasputin|Grigori Rasputin]]
+|Peaceful Means
-|[[Database: Janis Judins|Janis Judins]]
+|''The method by which many disputes can be swiftly resolved.''
-|[[Database: Leon Trotsky|Leon Trotsky]]
-|[[Database: Militia Melee|Militia Melee]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Militia Rifleman|Militia Rifleman]]
+|Cannon-Barrel Pistols
-|[[Database: Militia Sergeant|Militia Sergeant]]
+|''A set of pistols forged to resemble ship cannons.''
-|[[Database: Nikola Tesla|Nikola Tesla]]
-|[[Database: Nikolaï Orelov|Nikolaï Orelov]]
 |-
-|[[Database: NKVD Officer|NKVD Officer]]
+|Captain Morgan's Pistols
-|[[Database: NKVD Rifleman|NKVD Rifleman]]
+|''A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by Captain Morgan.''
-|[[Database: Red Army Assault|Red Army Assault]]
-|[[Database: Red Army Officer|Red Army Officer]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Red Army Rifleman|Red Army Rifleman]]
+|Captain's Wheellock Pistols
-|[[Database: Red Army Rifleman Veteran|Red Army Rifleman Veteran]]
+|''A rare set of old wheellock pistols, coveted by soldiers for their sturdiness and sentimental value.''
-|[[Database: Sergei|Sergei]]
-|[[Database: Tsar Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar Nicholas II of Russia]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Locations=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Ekaterinburg|Ekaterinburg]]
-|[[Database: Ipatiev House|Ipatiev House]]
-|[[Database: Kazan|Kazan]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Moscow|Moscow]]
+|Spanish Officer Pistols
-|[[Database: St. Petersburg|St. Petersburg]]
+|''A set of pistols, praised throughout the West Indies for their stability.''
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Documents=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Anastasia's Memories, Part 1|Anastasia's Memories, Part 1]]
-|[[Database: Anastasia's Memories, Part 2|Anastasia's Memories, Part 2]]
-|[[Database: Anastasia's Memories, Part 3|Anastasia's Memories, Part 3]]
-|[[Database: Armored Trains|Armored Trains]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Assassin Orders 1|Assassin Orders 1]]
+|Pirate Blunderbusses
-|[[Database: Assassin Orders 2|Assassin Orders 2]]
+|''A set of bulky blunderbusses, popular among pirates for their brashness.''
-|[[Database: Assassin Orders 3|Assassin Orders 3]]
-|[[Database: Berdan Rifle|Berdan Rifle]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Cheka|Cheka]]
+|Baldwin's Golden Pistols
-|[[Database: Ezio's Box (Russia)|Ezio's Box]]
+|''Inextricably tied to the fall of the Baldwin name, these pistols claimed the lives of at least two of their owners' family. They are likely to claim many more.''
-|[[Database: Kazan Operation|Kazan Operation]]
-|[[Database: Mark V Tank|Mark V Tank]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Mechanical Winch|Mechanical Winch]]
+|Standard Wheellock Pistols
-|[[Database: Mosin-Nagant Carbine|Mosin-Nagant Carbine]]
+|''A set of wheellock pistols, perfect for reaching targets at great distances.''
-|[[Database: Nikolaï's Memories, Part 1|Nikolaï's Memories, Part 1]]
-|[[Database: Nikolaï's Memories, Part 2|Nikolaï's Memories, Part 2]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Nikolaï's Memories, Part 3|Nikolaï's Memories, Part 3]]
+|Common Flintlock Pistols
-|[[Database: Nikolaï's Memories, Part 4|Nikolaï's Memories, Part 4]]
+|''A set of typical flintlock pistols, found all across the West Indies.''
-|[[Database: Nikolaï's Memories, Part 5|Nikolaï's Memories, Part 5]]
+|}
-|[[Database: NKVD|NKVD]]
+===Trinkets===
+{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
+!'''Image'''
+!'''Name'''
+!'''Rarity'''
+!'''Description'''
+!'''Perk'''
+!'''Availability'''
 |-
-|[[Database: Orelov's Rifle|Orelov's Rifle]]
+|
-|[[Database: Radio|Radio]]
+|Black Pearl
-|[[Database: Russian Revolution|Russian Revolution]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 1 (Russia)|Scroll 1]]
+|''This ominous trinket contain the ghosts of drowned sailors.''
+|Takedowns can chain to one more enemy
+|Purchase from the Treasure Dealer for 60 wine, 40 spice, 30 tobacco and 20 aloe
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 2 (Russia)|Scroll 2]]
+|
-|[[Database: Scroll 3 (Russia)|Scroll 3]]
+|Shark Teeth
-|[[Database: Scroll 4 (Russia)|Scroll 4]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 5 (Russia)|Scroll 5]]
+|''A symbol of fierceness and reckless bravery.''
+|Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns
+|Purchase from a level 3 General Store for 25000 Reales
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 6 (Russia)|Scroll 6]]
+|
-|[[Database: Scroll 7 (Russia)|Scroll 7]]
+|Templar Cross
-|[[Database: Scroll 8 (Russia)|Scroll 8]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 9 (Russia)|Scroll 9]]
+|''The secret symbol of the Templars.''
+|Reduce damage from enemy melee attacks
+|Complete Damn Fine Gear
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 10 (Russia)|Scroll 10]]
+|
-|[[Database: Scroll 11 (Russia)|Scroll 11]]
+|Hidden Ones Sigil
-|[[Database: Scroll 12 (Russia)|Scroll 12]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Scroll 13 (Russia)|Scroll 13]]
+|''The secret sigil of the Hidden Ones.''
+|Enemies' detection time is increased while crouched
+|Complete [[The Pirate Captain]] (half of the Assassin's Contracts)
 |-
-|[[Database: Scroll 14 (Russia)|Scroll 14]]
+|
-|[[Database: Scroll 15 (Russia)|Scroll 15]]
+|Brass Bird Trinket
-|[[Database: Shard of Eden|Shard of Eden]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Staves of Eden|Staves of Eden]]
+|''Kenway's lucky brass charm, linked to his iconic ship.''
+|Rope Dart cooldown is shorter
+|Purchase the ''Master Assassin Pack''
 |-
-|[[Database: Teleforce|Teleforce]]
+|
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 1|Templar Orders 1]]
+|Wooden Eyeball
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 2|Templar Orders 2]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 3|Templar Orders 3]]
+|''This false eye provides extra insight.''
+|Quick shooting kills Brutes instantly
+|Purchased from General Store at Great Inagua for 12000 Reales
 |-
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 4|Templar Orders 4]]
+|
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 5|Templar Orders 5]]
+|Obsidian Monolith
-|[[Database: Templar Orders 6|Templar Orders 6]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: The Tunguska Event|The Tunguska Event]]
+|''Darker than the blackest seaglass, gazing too long upon this particular material hurts the eyes.''
+|Perfect Dodge is easier to perform
+|Complete rank 9 of "Eye in the Dark" [[Animus Hub#Projects|project]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Trans-Siberian|Trans-Siberian]]
+|
-|[[Database: Workers' and Peasants' Militsiya|Workers' and Peasants' Militsiya]]
+|Yax Tun Pendant
-|}</center>
+|Legendary
-</tabber>
+|''This Mayan design brings fortune to its bearer.''
+|All gunshots are mysteriously absorbed
-===Victorian London===
+|Complete Mayan Mysteries
-During the exploration of the genetic memories of [[Evie Frye]] and [[Jacob Frye]], as well as [[Lydia Frye]], the database consisted of five categories: People, Locations, Collectibles, Present Day and Miscellaneous, with many subcategories as seen below.
-====1868====
-*People
-<tabber>
-Allies=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Agnes MacBean|Agnes MacBean]]
-|[[Database: Alexander Graham Bell|Alexander Graham Bell]]
-|[[Database: Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur Conan Doyle]]
-|[[Database: Benjamin Disraeli|Benjamin Disraeli]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Charles Darwin|Charles Darwin]]
+|
-|[[Database: Charles Dickens|Charles Dickens]]
+|Guardian Beast Trinket
-|[[Database: Clara O'Dea|Clara O'Dea]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Duleep Singh|Duleep Singh]]
+|''Rendered in miniature, that its gaze might ward the steps of its keeper across land and sea.''
+|Health slowly regenerates while out of combat
+|Found in underwater chest between pair of unnamed island south of San Ignacio wreck
 |-
-|[[Database: Evie Frye|Evie Frye]]
+|
-|[[Database: Florence Nightingale|Florence Nightingale]]
+|Stormrunner Pendant
-|[[Database: Frederick Abberline|Frederick Abberline]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Henry Green|Henry Green]]
+|''A lightweight circular pendant painted in striking blue and red pigments. Its design captures the spirit of relentless motion and high adrenaline, carried by travelers who refuse to tire, whether sprinting through crowded markets or scaling towering keeps.''
+|Increases the amount of healing from food, drink, and remedies
+|Found in underwater chest off the coast of Nassau, at coordinates 615, 767
 |-
-|[[Database: Henry Raymond|Henry Raymond]]
+|
-|[[Database: Jacob Frye|Jacob Frye]]
+|Hunter's Amulet
-|[[Database: Karl Marx|Karl Marx]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Mary Anne Disraeli|Mary Anne Disraeli]]
+|''An amulet of good fortune favored by hunters.''
+|Animals' range of detection is reduced
+|Buried treasure chest on Santanillas
 |-
-|[[Database: Ned Wynert|Ned Wynert]]
+|
-|[[Database: Nigel Bumble|Nigel Bumble]]
+|Bloody Spanish Medal
-|[[Database: Pearl Attaway|Pearl Attaway]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Queen Victoria|Queen Victoria]]
+|''One of Laurens Prins' trophies from his time as a soldier.''
+|Reduces damage from Spanish soldiers
+|Inside Laurens Prins' Manor
 |-
-|[[Database: Robert Topping|Robert Topping]]
+|
-|}</center>
+|Anchor Medallion
-|-|
+|Rare
-Enemies=
+|''A lucky anchor medallion favored by sharp-eyed sailors.''
-<center>
+|Increases the rewards from floating loot
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+|Found in a treasure chest on Sacrifice Island
-|[[Database: Brinley Ellsworth|Brinley Ellsworth]]
-|[[Database: Crawford Starrick|Crawford Starrick]]
-|[[Database: David Brewster|David Brewster]]
-|[[Database: John Elliotson|John Elliotson]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Lord Cardigan|Lord Cardigan]]
+|
-|[[Database: Lucy Thorne|Lucy Thorne]]
+|Lock of Hair
-|[[Database: Malcolm Millner|Malcolm Millner]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Maxwell Roth|Maxwell Roth]]
+|''A lock of Caroline's hair kept as a lucky keepsake.''
+|Restore some health after a perfect parry
+|Complete Wayward Souls
 |-
-|[[Database: Pearl Attaway|Pearl Attaway]]
+|
-|[[Database: Philip Twopenny|Philip Twopenny]]
+|Cross Pendant
-|[[Database: Rupert Ferris|Rupert Ferris]]
+|Rare
-|}</center>
+|''A bejeweled cross once worn by the wealthiest citizen in Kingston.''
-|-|
+|Reduces damage from British soldiers
-Groups=
+|Complete Tithes Paid
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: British India Company (BIC)|British India Company (BIC)]]
-|[[Database: The Assassin Brotherhood|The Assassin Brotherhood]]
-|[[Database: The Blighters|The Blighters]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Police|Police]]
+|
-|[[Database: The Rooks|The Rooks]]
+|Exotic Sea Shells
-|[[Database: The Templar Order|The Templar Order]]
+|Rare
-|}</center>
+|''A string of sea shells gathered from around the world.''
-|-|
+|Increases the wildlife products gained from skinning animals
-Other People=
+|Found in treasure chest in southeast Havana
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Catherine Gladstone|Catherine Gladstone]]
-|[[Database: Desmond|Desmond]]
-|[[Database: George Westhouse|George Westhouse]]
-|[[Database: Haytham Kenway (Syndicate)|Haytham Kenway]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Prince Albert|Prince Albert]]
+|
-|[[Database: Richard Owen|Richard Owen]]
+|Small Goblet
-|[[Database: William Gladstone|William Gladstone]]
+|Rare
-|}</center>
+|''A sacred grail said to prolong its owner's life.''
-</tabber>
+|Increases the amount of healing from food, drink, and remedies
+|Complete The Other Cheek
-*Locations
-<tabber>
-City of London=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Bank of England|Bank of England]]
-|[[Database: Cannon Street Station|Cannon Street Station]]
-|[[Database: Holborn Viaduct|Holborn Viaduct]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Kenway Mansion|Kenway Mansion]]
+|
-|[[Database: Ludgate Circus|Ludgate Circus]]
+|Jackdaw Totem
-|[[Database: Mansion House|Mansion House]]
+|Rare
+|''Carved by an unknown sculptor, it represents protection and gratitude.''
+|Falling from high places no longer damages Edward
+|Complete A World Without Gold
 |-
-|[[Database: Monument to the Great Fire of London|Monument to the Great Fire of London]]
+|
-|[[Database: Royal Exchange|Royal Exchange]]
+|Lodestone
-|[[Database: St. Bartholomew's Hospital|St. Bartholomew's Hospital]]
+|Rare
+|''A naturally magnetized piece of mineral.''
+|Loots nearby Corpses and Curios automatically
+|Purchased from a Level II General Store for 7000 Reales
 |-
-|[[Database: St. Paul's Cathedral|St. Paul's Cathedral]]
+|
-|[[Database: Temple Church|Temple Church]]
+|Folded Palm
-|}</center>
+|Rare
-|-|
+|''A gambler's trinket meant to bring good fortune.''
-Southwark=
+|Gain reales after each Takedown
-<center>
+|Complete Spiteful Soldier
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: London Bridge Station|London Bridge Station]]
-|[[Database: Waterloo Station|Waterloo Station]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Lambeth=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Lambeth Asylum (1868)|Lambeth Asylum]]
-|[[Database: Lambeth Palace|Lambeth Palace]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Thames=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Blackfriars Bridge|Blackfriars Bridge]]
-|[[Database: Lambeth Bridge|Lambeth Bridge]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-The Strand=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Alhambra Music Hall|Alhambra Music Hall]]
-|[[Database: Charing Cross Station|Charing Cross Station]]
-|[[Database: Covent Garden|Covent Garden]]
-|[[Database: Leicester Square|Leicester Square]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Lincoln's Inn Fields|Lincoln's Inn Fields]]
+|
-|[[Database: National Gallery|National Gallery]]
+|Found Coin
-|[[Database: Nelson's Column|Nelson's Column]]
+|Rare
-|[[Database: Piccadilly Circus|Piccadilly Circus]]
+|''A large gold coin turned into a good luck charm.''
+|Increase the amount of Reales gained
+|Complete Art Lover I
 |-
-|[[Database: Scotland Yard|Scotland Yard]]
+|
-|[[Database: St. Martin-in-the-Fields|St. Martin-in-the-Fields]]
+|Rabbit's Foot
-|[[Database: St. Mary le Strand|St. Mary le Strand]]
+|Common
-|[[Database: St. Pancras Station|St. Pancras Station]]
+|''A lucky charm for warding off misfortune.''
+|Chance of staggering an enemy following a successful parry
+|Complete [[The Taíno Assassin]]
 |-
-|[[Database: St. Paul's, Covent Garden|St. Paul's, Covent Garden]]
+|
-|[[Database: Trafalgar Square|Trafalgar Square]]
+|Gold Earring
-|[[Database: York Watergate|York Watergate]]
+|Common
-|}</center>
+|''Gold hoop earrings stolen from a lady with connections in high places.''
-|-|
+|Reduces the gain of Wanted Level from acts of piracy
-Westminster=
+|Found in underwater chest at Salt Key Bank
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: 10 Downing Street|10 Downing Street]]
-|[[Database: Belgrave Square|Belgrave Square]]
-|[[Database: Big Ben|Big Ben]]
-|[[Database: Buckingham Palace|Buckingham Palace]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Chapel Royal|Chapel Royal]]
+|
-|[[Database: Devil's Acre|Devil's Acre]]
+|Diamond Trinket
-|[[Database: Dover House|Dover House]]
+|Common
-|[[Database: Green Park|Green Park]]
+|''This diamond trinket is as tough as nails and as hard as a rock.''
+|Oxygen drains slower while diving underwater
+|Found in underwater treasure chest at Cape Bonavista
 |-
-|[[Database: Horse Guards|Horse Guards]]
+|
-|[[Database: Houses of Parliament|Houses of Parliament]]
+|Demon-forged Pendant
-|[[Database: Montagu House |Montagu House]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Richmond Terrace|Richmond Terrace]]
+|''A fiery charm pulsating with dark energy from the lower planes.''
+|Berserk darts also sets enemy on fire
+|Purchase the ''Hellfire Pack''
 |-
-|[[Database: Royal Society Buildings|Royal Society Buildings]]
+|
-|[[Database: St. James's Park|St. James's Park]]
+|Abyssal Pendant
-|[[Database: St. Margaret's, Westminster|St. Margaret's, Westminster]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: The Admiralty|The Admiralty]]
+|''A silver snakehead charm, illuminated with an inner glow.''
+|Killing enemies also recovers some health
+|Purchase the ''Sea Serpent Pack''
 |-
-|[[Database: The Foreign Office|The Foreign Office]]
+|
-|[[Database: The Royal Mews|The Royal Mews]]
+|Fortunate Circle Charm
-|[[Database: The White Drawing Room|The White Drawing Room]]
+|Legendary
-|[[Database: Victoria Station|Victoria Station]]
+|''An elegant pendant in the form of a lucky jade circle.''
+|Impervious to attacks for a short duration after a Perfect Dodge
+|Purchase the ''Dragon Storm Pack''
 |-
-|[[Database: Wellington Barracks|Wellington Barracks]]
+|
-|[[Database: Westminster Abbey |Westminster Abbey]]
+|Narwhal's Horn
-|}</center>
+|Rare
-|-|
+|''The broken tip of a narwhal's horn.''
-Whitechapel=
+|Enemy guards lose their defensive stance more quickly
+|Found inside the house on Cat Island
+|}
+==DB==
+===General Database===
+<tabber>
+|-|Maps=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;
-|[[Database: Spitalfields Market|Spitalfields Market]]
+|
-|[[Database: St. Mary Matfelon|St. Mary Matfelon]]
 |}</center>
-</tabber>
-*Collectibles
+|-|Allies=
-<tabber>
-Beer Tasting Notes=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Balfour & Barrett Vienna Beer|Balfour & Barrett Vienna Beer]]
+|[[Database: Abel "The Padre" Galvão|Abel "The Padre" Galvão]]
-|[[Database: Bazalgette's Respite|Bazalgette's Respite]]
+|[[Database: Adéwalé (Black Flag)|Adéwalé]]
-|[[Database: Big Bastard Ale|Big Bastard Ale]]
+|[[Database: Ah Tabai (Black Flag)|Ah Tabai]]
-|[[Database: Bryan's Renegade|Bryan's Renegade]]
+|[[Database: Anne Bonny|Anne Bonny]]
-|-
-|[[Database: Doctor Garrett's Ale|Doctor Garrett's Ale]]
-|[[Database: Double Stout|Double Stout]]
-|[[Database: E. Smith & Sons Pale Ale|E. Smith & Sons Pale Ale]]
-|[[Database: Frye & Frye|Frye & Frye]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Gunn & Sons Scotch Ale|Gunn & Sons Scotch Ale]]
+|[[Database: Bernard "The Butler" Woodhouse|Bernard "The Butler" Woodhouse]]
-|[[Database: Her Majesty's London Porter|Her Majesty's London Porter]]
+|[[Database: Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch|Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch]]
-|[[Database: His Lordship's Dinner Ale|His Lordship's Dinner Ale]]
+|[[Database: Edward Kenway|Edward Kenway]]
-|[[Database: Leaping Fox Lager|Leaping Fox Lager]]
+|[[Database: "Calico" Jack Rackham|Calico Jack Rackham]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Merlin & Arthur Imperial Stout|Merlin & Arthur Imperial Stout]]
+|[[Database: Caroline Scott|Caroline Scott]]
-|[[Database: R. White's Table Ale|R. White's Table Ale]]
+|[[Database: Charles Vane|Charles Vane]]
-|[[Database: Red Growler|Red Growler]]
+|[[Database: James Kidd|James Kidd]]
-|[[Database: Robert, Barnaby & Co. Amber Ale|Robert, Barnaby & Co. Amber Ale]]
+|[[Database: Lucy Baldwin|Lucy Baldwin]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Sons of Adam Irish Stout|Sons of Adam Irish Stout]]
+|[[Database: Mary Read|Mary Read]]
-|[[Database: Thames Brewery Pale Ale|Thames Brewery Pale Ale]]
+|[[Database: Opía Apito|Opía Apito]]
-|[[Database: The Blind Goose|The Blind Goose]]
+|[[Database: Rhona Dinsmore|Rhona Dinsmore]]
-|[[Database: The Mariner Lager|The Mariner Lager]]
+|[[Database: Stede Bonnet|Stede Bonnet]]
+|[[Database: Smuggler Upton|Upton Travers]]
+|[[Database: Milo van der Graaff|Milo van der Graaff]]
+|[[Database: Rowland Sharp|Rowland Sharp]]
+|[[Database: Israel Hands|Israel Hands]]-->
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Pressed Flowers=
+|-|Enemies=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Amaryllis|Amaryllis]]
+|[[Database: Abel Bramah|Abel Bramah]]
-|[[Database: American Cowslip|American Cowslip]]
+|[[Database: Bartholomew "Black Bart" Roberts|Bartholomew Roberts]]
-|[[Database: Anemone|Anemone]]
+|[[Database: Benjamin Hornigold|Benjamin Hornigold]]
-|[[Database: Broom|Broom]]
+|[[Database: Duncan Walpole|Duncan Walpole]]
-|[[Database: China Pink|China Pink]]
-|-
-|[[Database: Common Jasmine|Common Jasmine]]
-|[[Database: Daffodil|Daffodil]]
-|[[Database: Dwarf Geranium|Dwarf Geranium]]
-|[[Database: Forget-Me-Not|Forget-Me-Not]]
-|[[Database: Gum Cistus|Gum Cistus]]
-|-
-|[[Database: Herbaceous Heath|Herbaceous Heath]]
-|[[Database: Jonquil|Jonquil]]
-|[[Database: Laurustinus|Laurustinus]]
-|[[Database: Lily|Lily]]
-|[[Database: Love-in-a-Mist/Devil-in-a-Bush|Love-in-a-Mist/Devil-in-a-Bush]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Melancholy|Melancholy]]
+|[[Database: El Tiburón|El Tiburón]]
-|[[Database: Mignonette|Mignonette]]
+|[[Database: Hilary Flint|Hilary Flint]]
-|[[Database: Mimosa|Mimosa]]
+|[[Database: Horace Ravenscroft|Horace Ravenscroft]]
-|[[Database: Persian Iris|Persian Iris]]
+|[[Database: Jing Lang|Jing Lang]]
-|[[Database: Poppy|Poppy]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Rose|Rose]]
+|[[Database: John Baldwin|John Baldwin]]
-|[[Database: Snowdrop|Snowdrop]]
+|[[Database: Julien du Casse|Julien du Casse]]
-|[[Database: St. John's Wort|St. John's Wort]]
+|[[Database: Kenneth Abraham|Kenneth Abraham]]
-|[[Database: Strawberry|Strawberry]]
+|[[Database: Laureano Torres y Ayala|Laureano Torres y Ayala]]
-|[[Database: Sunflower|Sunflower]]
+|[[Database: Laurens Prins|Laurens Prins]]
+|[[Database: Lucia Márquez|Lucia Márquez]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Thrift|Thrift]]
+|[[Database: Peter Chamberlaine|Peter Chamberlaine]]
-|[[Database: Violet|Violet]]
+|[[Database: "The Sage"|The Sage]]
-|[[Database: Wallflower|Wallflower]]
+|[[Database: Thomas Barehaire|Thomas Barehaire]]
-|[[Database: Yellow Day-Lily|Yellow Day-Lily]]
+|[[Database: Smuggler Vance|Vance Travers]]
-|[[Database: Yellow Lupine|Yellow Lupine]]
+|[[Database: Woodes Rogers|Woodes Rogers]]-->
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Illustrations=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Illustrations#1868|Illustrations]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Royal Correspondence=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Royal correspondence|Royal Correspondence]]
 |}</center>
 </tabber>
-*Present Day
 <tabber>
-People=
+|-|Ships=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Álvaro Gramática|Álvaro Gramática]]
+|[[Database: Cutter|Cutter]]
-|[[Database: Bishop|Bishop]]
+|[[Database: Schooner|Schooner]]
-|[[Database: Galina Voronina|Galina Voronina]]
+|[[Database: Brig|Brig]]
-|[[Database: Isabelle Ardant|Isabelle Ardant]]
+|[[Database: Frigate|Frigate]]
-|-
+|[[Database: Man O' War|Man O' War]]
-|[[Database: Juno|Juno]]
+|[[Database: El Dorado|El Dorado]]
-|[[Database: Otso Berg|Otso Berg]]
+|[[Database: HMS Intrigue|HMS Intrigue]]
-|[[Database: Rebecca Crane|Rebecca Crane]]
+|[[Database: Jackdaw|Jackdaw]]
-|[[Database: Shaun Hastings (Syndicate)|Shaun Hastings]]
+|[[Database: Royal Fortune|Royal Fortune]]
-|-
+|[[Database: The Jacobite|The Jacobite]]
-|[[Database: Violet da Costa|Violet da Costa]]
+|[[Database: The Ranger|The Ranger]]
+|[[Database: The Revenge|The Revenge]]
+|[[Database: El Arca del Maestro|El Arca del Maestro]]
+|[[Database: Queen Anne's Revenge|Queen Anne's Revenge]]-->
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Miscellaneous=
+|-|Fauna=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Abstergo|Abstergo]]
-|[[Database: Helix|Helix]]
-|[[Database: The Animus|The Animus]]
-|-
-|[[Database: The Instruments of the First Will|The Instruments of the First Will]]
-|[[Database: The Phoenix Project|The Phoenix Project]]
-|[[Database: Sages|Sages]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Assassin Intel=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 001|Reconstructed Data 001]]
+|[[Database: Black Jaguar|Black Jaguar]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 002|Reconstructed Data 002]]
+|[[Database: Booby|Booby]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 003|Reconstructed Data 003]]
+|[[Database: Bull Shark|Bull Shark]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 004|Reconstructed Data 004]]
+|[[Database: Capuchin Monkey|Capuchin Monkey]]
+|[[Database: Cat|Cat]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 005|Reconstructed Data 005]]
+|[[Database: Cattle|Cattle]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 006|Reconstructed Data 006]]
+|[[Database: Chicken|Chicken]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 007|Reconstructed Data 007]]
+|[[Database: Clown Triggerfish|Clown Triggerfish]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 008|Reconstructed Data 008]]
+|[[Database: Crocodile|Crocodile]]
+|[[Database: Deer (Resynced)|Deer]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 009|Reconstructed Data 009]]
+|[[Database: Dog|Dog]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 010|Reconstructed Data 010]]
+|[[Database: Dolphin|Dolphin]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 011|Reconstructed Data 011]]
+|[[Database: Eagle|Eagle]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 012|Reconstructed Data 012]]
+|[[Database: Farm Pig|Farm Pig]]
+|[[Database: Flamingo|Flamingo]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 013|Reconstructed Data 013]]
+|[[Database: Frigatebird|Frigatebird]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 014|Reconstructed Data 014]]
+|[[Database: Giant Squid|Giant Squid]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 015|Reconstructed Data 015]]
+|[[Database: Great Blue Heron|Great Blue Heron]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 016|Reconstructed Data 016]]
+|[[Database: Great White Shark|Great White Shark]]
+|[[Database: Hammerhead Shark|Hammerhead Shark]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 017|Reconstructed Data 017]]
+|[[Database: Howler Monkey|Howler Monkey]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 018|Reconstructed Data 018]]
+|[[Database: Humpback Whale|Humpback Whale]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 019|Reconstructed Data 019]]
+|[[Database: Hutia|Hutia]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 020|Reconstructed Data 020]]
+|[[Database: Iguana (Resynced)|Iguana]]
+|[[Database: Jaguar|Jaguar]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 021|Reconstructed Data 021]]
+|[[Database: Jellyfish|Jellyfish]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 022|Reconstructed Data 022]]
+|[[Database: Killer Whale|Killer Whale]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 023|Reconstructed Data 023]]
+|[[Database: Manta Ray (Resynced)|Manta Ray]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 024|Reconstructed Data 024]]
+|[[Database: Monkey|Monkey]]
+|[[Database: Ocelot (Resynced)|Ocelot]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 025|Reconstructed Data 025]]
+|[[Database: Parrot|Parrot]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 026|Reconstructed Data 026]]
+|[[Database: Pelican|Pelican]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 027|Reconstructed Data 027]]
+|[[Database: Rabbit|Rabbit]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 028|Reconstructed Data 028]]
+|[[Database: Red Howler Monkey|Red Howler Monkey]]
+|[[Database: Sea Urchin|Sea Urchin]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 029|Reconstructed Data 029]]
+|[[Database: Seagull|Seagull]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 030|Reconstructed Data 030]]
+|[[Database: Tiger Shark|Tiger Shark]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 031|Reconstructed Data 031]]
+|[[Database: Tropicbird|Tropicbird]]
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 032|Reconstructed Data 032]]
+|[[Database: Turtle (Resynced)|Turtle]]
+|[[Database: White Jaguar|White Jaguar]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Reconstructed Data 033|Reconstructed Data 033]]
+|[[Database: Wild Pig|Wild Pig]]
+-->
 |}</center>
-|-|
+</tabber>
-World War I=
+<tabber>
+|-|Artifacts=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Lydia Frye|Lydia Frye]]
+|[[Database: Curious Schematic|Curious Schematic]]
-|[[Database: Winston Churchill|Winston Churchill]]
+|[[Database: Glass Cube|Glass Cube]]
-|[[Database: First World War Spies|First World War Spies]]
+|[[Database: Templar Ring|Templar Ring]]
-|[[Database: Tower Bridge|Tower Bridge]]
+|[[Database: Birthday Announcement|Birthday Announcement]]
-|-
+|[[Database: Endeavor Cargo Manifest|Endeavor Cargo Manifest]]
-|[[Database: August 1914|August 1914]]
+|[[Database: Barrister's Letter|Barrister's Letter]]
-|[[Database: December 1914|December 1914]]
+|[[Database: Last Will and Testament|Last Will and Testament]]
-|[[Database: March 1915|March 1915]]
+|[[Database: Neatly Folded Letter|Neatly Folded Letter]]
-|[[Database: April 1915|April 1915]]
+|[[Database: Jing Lang's Note|Jing Lang's Note]]
-|-
+|[[Database: Letter from Torres|Letter from Torres]]
-|[[Database: September 1915|September 1915]]
+|[[Database: Slave Ledger|Slave Ledger]]
-|[[Database: February 1916|February 1916]]
+|[[Database: Notice of Dismissal|Notice of Dismissal]]
-|[[Database: April 1916|April 1916]]
+|[[Database: Bill of Sale|Bill of Sale]]
-|[[Database: May 1916|May 1916]]
+|Invitation Letter
-|-
+|Stede Bonnet's First Letter
-|[[Database: June 1916|June 1916]]
+|Stede Bonnet's Final Letter
-|[[Database: July 1916|July 1916]]
+|Stede Bonnet's Dagger
+|Stede Bonnet's Diary, 3 July 1718-->
 |}</center>
-</tabber>
-*Miscellaneous
+|-|Portraits=
-<tabber>
-Events=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Battle of Balaclava|Battle of Balaclava]]
+|[[Database: Julien Du Casse's Portrait|Julien Du Casse's Portrait]]
-|[[Database: Corrupt Practices Act|Corrupt Practices Act]]
+|[[Database: Laurens Prins' Portrait|Laurens Prins' Portrait]]
-|[[Database: Crimean War|Crimean War]]
+|[[Database: Commodore Chamberlaine's Portrait|Commodore Chamberlaine's Portrait]]
-|[[Database: The Ashanti Wars|The Ashanti Wars]]
+|[[Database: Blackbeard's Portrait|Blackbeard's Portrait]]
+|[[Database: Stede Bonnet's Portrait|Stede Bonnet's Portrait]]
+-->
+|Laureano de Torres' Portrait
+|El Tiburon's Portrait
+|Woodes Rogers' Portrait
+|Ben Hornigold's Portrait
+|Bartholomew Roberts' Portrait
+|Robert Maynard's Portrait
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Items=
+|-|Art Collection: Art Pieces=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Shroud of Eden|Shroud of Eden]]
+|[[Database: Deity figurine|Deity Figurine]]
-|[[Database: Starrick's Soothing Syrup|Starrick's Soothing Syrup]]
+|[[Database: Chalice|Chalice]]
-|[[Database: Whitworth Rifle|Whitworth Rifle]]
+|[[Database: Bat-nosed figurine|Bat-Nosed Figurine]]
+|[[Database: Eagle figurine|Eagle Figurine]]
+|[[Database: Taino bust|Taino Bust]]
+|[[Database: Jar with ritual scene|Jar with Ritual Scene]]
+|[[Database: Pedestal Bowl|Pedestal Bowl]]
+|[[Database: Pectoral disk|Pectoral Disk]]
+|[[Database: Tripod Vessel with Date Glyph|Tripod Vessel with Date Glyph]]
+|[[Database: Seated Zemi Figure|Seated Zemi Figure]]
+|[[Database: Wooden Term Statue of St. Livertin|Wooden Term Statue of St. Livertin]]
+|[[Database: Clock|Clock]]
+|[[Database: Commode|Commode]]
+|[[Database: Copper Field Flask|Turkish Copper Field Flask]]
+|[[Database: Drum|Drum]]
+|[[Database: Goa Stone Container|Goa Stone Container]]
+|[[Database: Head of an Oba|Head of an Oba]]
+|[[Database: Jar with Four Faces|Jar with Four Faces]]
+|[[Database: Joined Armchair with Cushion|Joined Armchair with Cushion]]
+|[[Database: Kast Cupboard|Kast Cupboard]]
+|[[Database: Mirror Back|Mirror Back]]
+|[[Database: Oboe|Oboe]]
+|[[Database: Parade Helmet à l'Antique|Parade Helmet a l'Antique]]
+|[[Database: Scherer's 1700 Globe|Scherer's 1700 Globe]]
+|[[Database: Silver Teapot|British Silver Teapot]]
+|[[Database: Silver Two-handed Bowl|Silver Two-handed Bowl]]
+|[[Database: Trumpet|Trumpet]]
+|[[Database: Violoncello|Violoncello]]
+|[[Database: Whydah Gally style Bell|Whydah Galley-style Bell]]
+|[[Database: Wooden Term Statue of St. Adrian|Wooden Term Statue of St. Adrian]]
+|[[Database: Yoke-Form Vessel|Yoke-Form Vessel]]
+|[[Database: Vulture Vessel|Vulture Vessel]]
+|[[Database: Earth monster relief|Earth Monster Relief]]
+|[[Database: Baroque Guitar|Baroque Guitar]]
+|[[Database: Bust of a water deity|Bust of a Water Deity]]
+|[[Database: Maize Deity|Maize Deity]]
+|[[Database: Triptych|Triptych]]
+|[[Database: Beaver Pelt|Beaver Pelt]]
+|[[Database: Cabinet|Cabinet]]-->
+|Standard Bearer
+|Bracelet
 |}</center>
 </tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Art Collection: Paintings=
+<center>
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
+|[[Database: "The Burning of the 'Royal James'"|"The Burning of the 'Royal James'"]]
+|[[Database: "Saint Jerome as Cardinal"|"Saint Jerome as Cardinal"]]
+|[[Database: "Merry Company"|"Merry Company"]]
+|[[Database: "Harbor Scene at Sunset"|"Harbor Scene at Sunset"]]
+|[[Database: Map of the World|Map of the World]]
+|[[Database: "An English Ship in Action with Barbary Vessels"|"An English Ship in Action with Barbary Vessels"]]
+|[[Database: "The Flight into Egypt"|"The Flight into Egypt"]]
+|[[Database: Vanitas Still-life|Vanitas Still-life]]
+|[[Database: "Nymphs By A Fountain"|"Nymphs By A Fountain"]]-->
+|}</center>
+|-|Art Collection: Ship Models=
+<center>
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
+|[[Database: Spanish Brig|Spanish Brig]]
+|[[Database: Spanish Cutter|Spanish Cutter]]
+|[[Database: Spanish Schooner|Spanish Schooner]]
+|[[Database: Spanish Frigate|Spanish Frigate]]
+|[[Database: Spanish Man o' War|Spanish Man o' War]]
+|[[Database: English Cutter|English Cutter]]
+|[[Database: English Frigate|English Frigate]]
+|[[Database: English Schooner|English Schooner]]
+|[[Database: English Brig|English Brig]]
+|[[Database: English Man o' War|English Man o' War]]
+|[[Database: The El Dorado|The El Dorado]]
+|[[Database: The Jackdaw|The Jackdaw]]
+|[[Database: The Revenge (ship model)|The Revenge]]
+|[[Database: Queen Anne's Revenge (ship model)|Queen Anne's Revenge]]-->
-====1888====
+|Nosso Senhor da Compreensao
+|El Impoluto
+|HMS Prince
+|La Dama Negra
+|Brothers in Arms
+|HMS Ipswich
+|}</center>
-*People
+|-|Strange Paintings=
-<tabber>
-Allies=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;
-|[[Database: Arthur Weaversbrook|Arthur Weaversbrook]]
+|"Der Liederliche Student" by Gerard van Honthorst
-|[[Database: Frederick Abberline (1888)|Frederick Abberline]]
+|"Harbour Scene at Sunset" by Claude Lorrin
-|[[Database: Jacob Frye (1888)|Jacob Frye]]
+|"Vanitas Still-life" by Pieter Cleasz
-|[[Database: Nellie (Surname Unknown)|Nellie (Surname Unknown) ]]
 |}</center>
-|-|
+</tabber>
-Enemies=
+<tabber>
+|-|Letters=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;
-|[[Database: Jack the Ripper|Jack the Ripper]]
+|
-|[[Database: John Billingsworth|John Billingsworth]]
-|[[Database: Olwyn Owers aka Lady O|Olwyn Owers aka Lady O]]
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Groups=
+|-|Manuscripts=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Jack's Gang: The Rooks|Jack's Gang: The Rooks]]
+|[[Database: "Aberdeen Bestiary" (Phoenix Detail)|"Aberdeen Bestiary" (Phoenix Detail)]]
-|[[Database: The Imprisoned Criminals|The Imprisoned Criminals]]
+|[[Database: "Solaris" from "Mundus Subterraneus"|"Solaris" from "Mundus Subterraneus"]]
-|[[Database: The Unfortunates of London|The Unfortunates of London]]
+|[[Database: "Tabulae Rudolphinae"|"Tabulae Rudolphinae"]]
+|[[Database: "Cortez and La Malinche" from the History of Tlaxcala|"Cortez and La Malinche" from the History of Tlaxcala]]
+|[[Database: "Introductio Geographica"|"Introductio Geographica"]]
+|[[Database: "Epistola de Magnete"|"Epistola de Magnete"]]
+|[[Database: Mayan "Dresden" Codex|Mayan "Dresden" Codex]]
+|[[Database: "Crónicas dos Feitos de Guine"|"Crónicas dos Feitos de Guiné"]]
+|[[Database: "Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 34r|"Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 34r]]
+|[[Database: "Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 34v|"Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 34v]]
+|[[Database: "Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 35r|"Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 35r]]
+|[[Database: "Vertumnus, a Portrait of Today"|"Vertumnus, a Portrait of Today"]]
+|[[Database: Columbus Map|Columbus Map]]
+|[[Database: "Atalanta Fugiens"|"Atalanta Fugiens"]]
+|[[Database: "Magellan's Ship"|"Magellan's Ship"]]
+|[[Database: "Sacred Theory of the Earth"|"Sacred Theory of the Earth"]]
+|[[Database: "The Fetus In The Womb"|"The Fetus In The Womb"]]
+|[[Database: "Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 33v|"Voynich Manuscript" - Folio 33v]]
+|[[Database: "World Map" (1570)|"World Map" (1570)]]
+|[[Database: "De Gama Diary Extract"|"De Gama Diary Extract"]]-->
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Other People=
+|-|Shanties=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;
-|[[Database: Annie Chapman|Annie Chapman]]
+|
-|[[Database: Catherine Eddowes|Catherine Eddowes]]
-|[[Database: Elizabeth Stride|Elizabeth Stride]]
-|[[Database: Mary Ann Nichols|Mary Ann Nichols]]
-|[[Database: Mary Jane Kelly|Mary Jane Kelly]]
 |}</center>
 </tabber>
-* Locations
+===World of Piracy===
 <tabber>
-City of London=
+|-|Lore=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;
-|[[Database: Bank of England|Bank of England]]
+|[[Database: Golden Age of Piracy|Golden Age of Piracy]]
-|[[Database: Cannon Street Station|Cannon Street Station]]
+|[[Database: Jolly Roger|Jolly Roger]]
-|[[Database: Holborn Viaduct|Holborn Viaduct]]
+|[[Database: Pirate Articles|Pirate Articles]]
-|[[Database: Kenway Mansion|Kenway Mansion]]
+|[[Database: Pirate Round|Pirate Round]]
-|[[Database: Ludgate Circus|Ludgate Circus]]
 |-
-|[[Database: Mansion House|Mansion House]]
+|[[Database: Rum|Rum]]
-|[[Database: Royal Exchange|Royal Exchange]]
+|[[Database: Shanties|Shanties]]
-|[[Database: St. Bartholomew's Hospital|St. Bartholomew's Hospital]]
+|[[Database: War of the Spanish Succession|War of the Spanish Succession]]
-|[[Database: St. Paul's Cathedral|St. Paul's Cathedral]]
-|[[Database: Temple Church|Temple Church]]
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Whitechapel=
+|-|Groups=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Spitalfields Market|Spitalfields Market]]
+|[[Database: British Empire|British Empire]]
-|[[Database: St. Mary Matfelon|St. Mary Matfelon]]
+|[[Database: Dancers|Dancers]]
+|[[Database: Drunkards|Drunkards]]
+|[[Database: Spanish Empire|Spanish Empire]]
+|[[Database: Swashbucklers|Swashbucklers]]
+|[[Database: Taíno|Taíno]]-->
+|The Guardians
+|Portuguese Empire
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Owers Manor=
+|-|Locations=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Owers Manor|Owers Manor]]
+|[[Database: Coconut Beach|Coconut Beach]]
+|[[Database: Fishermen's Villages|Fishermen's Villages]]
+|[[Database: Florida|Florida]]
+|[[Database: Great Inagua|Great Inagua]]
+|[[Database: Havana|Havana]]
+|[[Database: Jungles|Jungles]]
+|[[Database: Nassau|Nassau]]
+|[[Database: Sugar Plantations|Sugar Plantations]]
+|[[Database: Pirate Camps|Pirate Camps]]
+|[[Database: Forts|Forts]]
+|[[Database: Mayan Temples|Mayan Temples]]
+|[[Database: Smuggler's Dens|Smuggler's Dens]]
+|[[Database: Kingston|Kingston]]
+|[[Database: Charles-Towne|Charles-Towne]]
+|[[Database: North Carolina|North Carolina]]
+-->
+|Mayan Ruins
+|Shipwrecks
 |}</center>
-|-|
-Deptford Hulks and Abandoned Garrison=
+|-|Landmarks=
 <center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+{|class="article-table sortable" cellpadding=5;<!--
-|[[Database: Deptford Hulks and Abandoned Garrison|Deptford Hulks and Abandoned Garrison]]
+|[[Database: Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis|Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis]]
-|}</center>
+|[[Database: Governor's Mansion|Governor's Mansion]]
-|-|
+|[[Database: Old Avery Tavern|Old Avery Tavern]]
-Lambeth=
+|[[Database: Parish Church|Parish Church]]
-<center>
+|[[Database: Castillo San Salvador de la Punta|Castillo San Salvador de la Punta]]
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+|[[Database: Warehouse|Warehouse]]
-|[[Database: Lambeth Asylum (1888)|Lambeth Asylum]]
+|[[Database: Laurence Prins's Manor|Laurence Prins's Manor]]
+|[[Database: Windmill|Windmill]]
+|[[Database: Assassin's Bureau|Assassin's Bureau]]
+|[[Database: Watch Tower|Watch Tower]]
+|[[Database: Sugar Mill|Sugar Mill]]
+|[[Database: Ramparts|Ramparts]]
+|[[Database: The Queen's Staircase|The Queen's Staircase]]-->
+|Fort Charles
+|Port Royal Tower
+|The Observatory
+|Cathedral Of Havana
+|Castillo de la Real Fuerza
+|Castillo Moro
 |}</center>
+</tabber>
+===Transcription===
+<tabber>
+|-|British Empire=
+The course of the 18th Century saw the [[British Empire]] become the [[Earth|world]]'s leading colonial power, with [[France]] and [[Spain]] as its primary rivals. After siding with the [[Netherlands]] and Austria in the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], the British Empire expanded, gaining territories from both Spain and France, and taking over control of the [[Atlantic Ocean|Atlantic]] [[Slavery|slave trade]] in Spanish America.
+|-|Dancers=
+For a handful of coin, "Dancers" can be employed to distract guards and interfere with ongoing fights. They might also have some incredible stories of their own to tell, if only you'd bother to listen.
+|-|Drunkards=
+Sailors flush with [[rum]] and the heat of the [[sun]], these Drunkards can be useful in a few ways. First as [[Blending|blend groups]] that allow [[Edward Kenway|Edward]] to hide in plain sight, and secondly as allies in the event of a scuffle. But remember to bring a bit of coin if you want them to fight alongside you, as these [[Piracy|pirates]] won't risk their lives for free.
+|-|Spanish Empire=
+Already a global power, the Spanish defeated powerful adversaries such as the Aztecs and Incas in the Americas by exploiting existing conflicts and rivalries between tribes and nations between the 15th and 18th centuries.
+Acquisitive and protective of the supply of precious metals its new colonies afforded it, the Spanish Empire enthusiastically participated in the Atlantic slave trade and defended its trade routes aggressively.
+Even after its defeat in the War of the Spanish Succession, the 18th century was nevertheless one of prosperity for the Spanish Empire, as their trade reputation grew steadily under Bourbon oversight, and continued to grow at an extraordinary rate until the 1780s.
+|-|Swashbucklers=
+Often used interchangeably, there are a number of important distinctions to make between these different kinds of swashbucklers...
+[[Piracy|Pirates]]: Criminals on the open sea who use coercion, intimidation and violence to rob innocent people of their cargo and transport. The term pirate is a catch-all and may be used generally to refer to all who perform acts of larceny on the open ocean. Pirates have been a problem since the advent of long-distance ocean travel; every age has seen its share of pirates, and every age has cursed their name and romanticized their cause. During the so-called "[[Golden Age of Piracy]]" (roughly 1650 to 1725), the majority of pirates were from the [[United Kingdom|British Isles]]. Most were young men in their 20s and almost all had already gained some experience as sailors prior to falling into piracy.
+Buccaneers: Though often used as a synonym for Pirates now, the term Buccaneer refers more specifically to a group of pirates who lived and operated in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] in the middle of the 17th century. Best known for attacking settlements and fortifications on land in large groups, the Buccaneers derived their name from the [[France|French]] Boucanier -- an instrument used for smoking strips of meat over an open fire, a favorite sort of sustenance for these terrestrial pirates.
+Privateers: Non-commissioned sailors who attack and rob, having been given a Letter of Marque by their King or a royal official such as a Governor. Thus the distance between a Pirate and a Privateer is but a hair's breath of difference -- Pirates simply sail for one [[Monarchy|monarch]] fewer.
+|-|Taíno=
+Taíno refers to a group of related languages and cultures widespread across the Caribbean at the time of European arrival. Broadly speaking, they consisted of the Ciboney or Western Taíno of Cuba, Jamaica and the Bahamas; the Classic Taíno of Hispaniola and Borikén (the indigenous name of Puerto Rico); and the Eastern Taíno of the Antilles.
+A Taíno cacique or chief demonstrated rank by carrying an object forged from guanín, a unique indigenous alloy made out of copper, silver, and gold, noted for its lustrous shine. The term "tabaco" from which we also derive from a Taíno word, as tobacco was cultivated on the islands and its usage noted by Spanish explorers. Other English words with a Taíno origin include barbecue, canoe, hurricane, iguana, and potato.
+Other, non-Taíno indigenous groups of the island include the Ciguaya, Macorix, and Kalinago or Caribs, for whom the Caribbean Sea is named.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Havana=
+There were several attempts to found a town near the [[Havana]] Bay in the early 1500s. A settlement was established by the [[Spanish Empire|Spanish]] {{Wiki|Conquistador}} [[Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar]] around 1514. The city sits on a bay that opens to the {{Wiki|Gulf Stream}} and thus became a natural stopping point between [[Europe]] and the [[Americas]].
+In the earliest stages of the [[Golden Age of Piracy|golden age of piracy]] Havana was burnt to the ground by [[France|French]] {{Wiki|French corsairs|corsair}}, [[Jacques de Sores]]. By the 1700s, Havana had become a large, heavily fortified port city where [[Spanish Treasure Fleet|Spanish treasure ships]] would dock on their way to Europe. [[Piracy|Pirates]] lurked on the approaches to the city, hoping to capture these same [[ship]]s.
+|-|Nassau=
+Originally founded as another [[Charleston|Charles-Towne]], the city was renamed [[Nassau]] in honor of [[William III of England|King William III]] of the {{Wiki|house of Orange-Nassau}}. This city has a particularly colorful past: In 1706 the city's officially appointed Governor skipped town, thus severing the [[British Empire|Crown]]'s direct control over [[the Bahamas]].
+The islands languished for almost a decade in the hands of [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Civilians|citizens]] with little or no interest in Statesmanship. By 1713, the entire region had become a haven for [[Piracy|pirates]] and it was in this period that [[Benjamin Hornigold]] declared Nassau to be a pirate republic. He proclaimed himself governor and thereafter every pirate of any sense and reputation used Nassau as a base of operation, transforming this small city of barely 1000 residences into a "nest of infamous bastards", according to the Governor of Bermuda.
+|-|Mayan Temples=
+Dating generally from the [[Maya]]n {{Wiki|Maya civilization|Classic period}} (AD 250 - 900), most Mayan ruins can be found throughout the [[Yucatán Peninsula|Yucatán peninsula]] and Central America. Mayan Temples have steep stone steps and a platform at the top for wooden crowning structures. Mayan architecture is composed with a sophisticated eye to decoration, often using wall paintings and elaborate bas-relief stone carvings. Mayan arches forego the use of a keystone, instead creating a triangle-like arch known as a corbel vault.
+|-|North Carolina=
+Present day [[North Carolina|North]] and [[South Carolina]] were originally a single [[United Kingdom|English]] colony, {{Wiki|Province of Carolina}}. They split apart in 1729. The province's sparsely settled seacoast was often pillaged by [[Piracy|pirates]], including [[Edward Thatch|Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch]], "Calico" [[Jack Rackham]], [[Charles Vane]] and [[William Kidd]].
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis=
+A dominating presence on [[Havana]]'s Plaza de San Francisco, the [[Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis]] dates from 1580s. Originally, a statue of St. [[Francis of Assisi]] stood atop the bell tower, but this was blown off in a cyclone in 1846. Baroque features were added to the basilica in 1730.
+|-|Governor's Mansion=
+The [[Governor's Mansion, Havana|Governor's Mansion]] housed the acting [[Spain|Spanish]] governor in addition to prison facilities. A new governor's mansion was constructed across the square in 1791.
+|-|Old Avery Tavern=
+This [[Old Avery|drinking spot]], named after "The King of [[Piracy|Pirates]]" Henry Avery, was highly popular among gritty seafarers in the early 18th century. Legend had it that Avery himself once had a financial stake in several establishments throughout the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], but that appears to be nothing more than self-promotion.
+|-|Laurence Prins' Manor=
+[[Laurens Prins]] was an incredibly successful [[Slavery|slave-trader]] who spent the better part of his 80 years transporting [[Humans|human]] cargo from the west of [[Africa]] to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. Near the end of his life, he lived in semi-retirement on land he purchased near [[Kingston]]. One of his most active [[Slave ships|slave ships]], the [[Whydah]], was famously captured by the [[Piracy|pirate]], [[Samuel Bellamy|Sam Bellamy]].
+|-|Sugar Mill=
+Sugar cane was introduced to the [[Caribbean]] basin by [[Christopher Columbus]]. It thrived throughout the islands. Indigenous Tainos in [[Cuba]] were conscripted to harvest the cane. Once harvested, the cane was taken to sugar mills to be washed, shredded, then repeatedly crushed to produce sugar.
+|-|The Queen's Staircase=
+[[Queen's Staircase|Sixty-five steps]] carved directly into the promontory rock, the Queens [''sic''] Staircase connects the lower town to the fortifications above. [[Slavery|Slaves]] carved the steps by hand in 1773-74 into the 102' (31m), solid [[limestone]] cliff.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|"Saint Jerome as Cardinal"=
+An unusual rendering of Saint [[Jerome]] as a scholar rather than an ascetic. The book supporting his hands alludes to his work as a Bible translator.
+|-|"Harbor Scene at Sunset"=
+Harbor scenes such as depicted in this 1644 painting were a favorite subject of the artist Claude Lorrain.
+|-|"The Burning of the 'Royal James'"=
+An oil on canvas painting by [[Willem van de Velde the Younger|Willem van de Velde II]], the founder of the English school of marine painting. It shows a battle of the {{Wiki|Third Anglo-Dutch War}}.
+|-|"An English Ship in Action with Barbary Vessels"=
+More of a display of his imaginative and technical skills than an actual historic representation, this dramatic painting by [[Willem van de Velde the Younger|Willem van de Velde II]] depicts a battle with Barbary corsairs from north [[Africa]].
+|-|"The Flight into Egypt"=
+This painting by Luca Giordano was commisioned by King Philip V of Spain for display in the French court.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|"Der Liederliche Student" by Gerard van Honthorst=
+An impression of acquantances rousing in the morning. Everything is as it seems.
+|-|"Harbour Scene at Sunset" by Claude Lorrin=
+A beautiful scene of the harbor at sunset.<br>Definitely the original work.
+|-|"Vanitas Still-life" by Pieter Cleasz=
+A representation of time through various objects. Something feels off about this.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Bat-Nosed Figurine=
+Gold-work from the Isthmus, representing a crowned half-human, half-bat figure flanked by four crocodile heads.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Birthday Announcement=
+Today is my birthday.
+Brandish every Cask, Bottle and Barrel of Alcohol. Everyone is to partake and sing my Praises. To ensure that this Do goes splendidly, I will take charge of the Stores and require its Key.
+My Father will be most gratified at your swift fulfilment of my Commands.
+- Emmerson Beckford
+|-|Endeavor Cargo Manifest=
+I, Thomas Cecil, hereby report that the following is a true Manifest of all the Goods, Wares and Merchandize, of the Marks, Numbers and Contents of each Package on board the Endeavor which Cargo was received at the Trading Post of Andreas Island from whence the Craft Sailed for the Plantation of Cat Island.
+Sugar - 110 Barrels
+Molasses - 25 Barrels
+Tobacco - 15 Barrels
+|-|Barrister's Letter=
+John,
+It is done. Accompanying this Letter you will find the Will, fully notarized by myself and with the old Man's signature. It will survive the scrutiny of any English Court, I assure you.
+Arrangements for your Daughter's removal are also underway. My Associates in the Royal Navy tell me she will be apprehended within the Month. In fact, I hear they have solicited the most reputable Pirate Hunter Lieutenant Maynard for the Task.
+Courage my Friend. After so many long Years, we are almost there,
+Thomas Barehaire Esq.
+|-|Last Will and Testament=
+In the Name of God, I, Theodore Rupert Braddock, being of sound Mind and Memory, do declare this my last Will and Testament, in Manner and Form following, revoking all former Wills by me made.
+As touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this Life, I give, devise, and bequeath all my Goods unto my well-beloved Son-in-Law, John Baldwin, Husband of my late daughter Elizabeth, to have and to hold the same unto him, his Heirs, and Assigns forever.
+I do nominate, constitute, and appoint my said Son-in-Law, John Baldwin, to be the sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament, charging him to see this my Will performed according to my true Intent and Meaning.
+In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal, this Second day of January in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty.
+Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said Theodore Rupert Braddock as and for his last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who, at his Request and in his Presence, and in the Presence of each other, have subscribed our Names as Witnesses hereto.
+Theodore Rupert Braddock
+Witnessed by:<br>
+Thomas Barehaire, Esquire<br>
+John Baldwin
+|-|Neatly Folded Letter=
+Thom,
+Don't go getting all uncharitable about this, I did it for your own Good. I knew we might strike some Trouble along the way, so I hid your Share with the original Will in the Likelihood we ever need the old Man's Signature again.
+The Locket's here too. I want it kept, no matter what you think. There is no one left to know of it's Significance, at any Rate. I'll recover it from you when all this is over, and include a Crate of Rum for the Inconvenience.
+Chin up Man! We're Home free!
+John.
+|-|Jing Lang's Note=
+Vance,
+I had to leave early. My Order requires a Report and there cannot be a Delay. I'll be waiting by the Tavern at the usual Time. Come with both pieces of the Map.
+Jing Lang
+|-|Letter from Torres=
+A letter to Lauren Prins, [sic] congratulating him on acquiring The Sage.
+|-|Slave Ledger=
+. Cato, 35 years, superior carpenter and ship caulker.<br>
+. York, 16 years, field hand.<br>
+. Nero, 25 years, stone cutter.<br>
+. Bess, 28 years, field cook, water carrier.<br>
+. Esther, 31 years, midwife.<br>
+. Gracey, 14 years, good house girl and child's nurse.<br>
+. Anthony Morgan, about 30 years, fine engineer and field hand.<br>
+. Sarah Morgan, 32 years, good field hand; tonsils occasionally inflamed.
+. Infant, 2 months.<br>
+. Anthony, 3 years.<br>
+. Stephen, 5 years.<br>
+. Nace, 9 years.<br>
+. Sophy, 12 years, likely.
+|-|Notice of Dismissal=
+You, Mr Thomas Stell, Ensign, stand charged for Dereliction of Duty.
+On Tuesday last you were tasked to deliver a Prisoner to the Church at the center of Kingston, but were discovered to be in a shameful and drunken State, having abandoned your Post.
+You are dismissed forthwith from Service, being no longer entitled to Pay or Protection from the Royal Navy.
+|-|Bill of Sale=
+Know all, by these Present, that I, Alvin of the Village of Grand Cayman, in consideration of the Sum of Forty-Two Reales in Hand, paid to me by Vargas of the Village of Grand Cayman, the Receipt of where I do acknowledge, have in turn sold and delivered in measured Weight One-Hundred-and-Thirty-Six Pounds of Mutton Snapper unto said Vargas.
+In witness whereof I have set my Hand the Fifth Day of May 1716.<br>Signed, sealed and delivered in the present of
+All and Sundry, viz.
+- Alvin of Grand Cayman
+|-|Invitation Letter=
+John Boreham,
+In Recognition of your Efforts as a Friend of the Church, we extend to you this private Invitation. Cross the Stream east of Kingston and follow the Lights on the Path. Tonight, we will induct you as a full Member of our Circle. This Opportunity will not be offered again.
+Yours in our Lord,
+Bishop Horace Ravenscroft
+|-|Stede Bonnet's First Letter=
+My dear Friend, Edward.
+After a rather unfortunate Kerfuffle with the Governor's men, I currently enjoy the Hospitalities of a Charles-Towne Jail. It's all a bit bothersome, but I have Faith I'll be freed soon.
+Luckly, I'd already stashed some of my Takings in the Cabin of my Ship. I've sent it ahead to Mystery Island, but the Crew can be unpredictable without a Captain. I thought you might be amenable to checking in on them.
+There will be Reward for the Inconvenience of course, and I'll meet you there when I manage to extricate myself. It'll be just like old Times!
+Signed Captain Stede Bonnet.
+|-|Stede Bonnet's Final Letter=
+Edward, I am to be hanged on the Morrow. I imagined facing Death like you, Swords drawn, full of Gusto. Instead, I found myself begging and weeping at the Governor's feet.
+I fear your Advice was wasted on a Constitution like mine. Perharps I should've left off Pirating altogether, and sailed home to my Wife and Children.
+But I'm not quite the same Man who left them, am I? That was the Gift you gave me, the Courage to live free. I'll muster that Courage when the Morning comes.
+The Stories I promised will have to wait, Edward. But if, on your Adventures, you should hear any Tales of my sundry Exploits and Capers... then perhaps in the End I lived as I was meant to.
+|-|Stede Bonnet's Dagger=
+A sharp dagger once belonging to Stede Bonnet.
+|-|Stede Bonnet's Diary, 3 July 1718=
+Well, that would be it, it seems. The Bags are packed, the Sails trimmed, the long Trick finally over. The old Revenge is ready for the Journey Home to Barbados Tomorrow, and myself along with her.
+I should be glad for it, and a large Part of me is. I never thought I'd find myself saying this, but I do miss my Mary, and the Children I left behind. How many can say they plundered with Ed Thatch, were pardoned by the King, and sailed Home to tell the Tale? And in Truth, I never quite found the Constitution for it all anyway, the Dust-ups and the general Bluster.
+So why, then, does my Heart still long for the open Sea? There's a sense of things yet undone. The Call of the Gulls and the Promise of Adventure is still wild, still clear. Thought the prospect of Danger turns my Stomach, the Dread of dying in a silken Bed forgotten and full of Regret is the more distasteful to me.
+Edward, my old friend, you had such a way with Words. What would you say in a Moment such as this? Sod it all.
+Barbados can wait. Mary will have to be patient. I'll to the Helm again,[sic] set a new Course, and make something of this Life.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Julien Du Casse's Portrait=
+A debonair portrait of Julien Du Casse, the infamous mercenary.
+Hangs above the bed in the Mansion at Great Inagua.
+|-|Laurens Prins' Portrait=
+A vivid portrait of Laurens Prins, the reprehensible slaver.
+Hangs in the hall of the Mansion at Great Inagua.
+|-|Commodore Chamberlaine's Portrait=
+An imposing portrait of Commodore Peter Chamberlaine, the notorious pirate hunter.
+Hangs next to the Templar Door in the Mansion at Great Inagua.
+|-|Blackbeard's Portrait=
+A fierce portrait of the pirate captain Edward Thatch, better known as Blackbeard.
+Hangs in the basement alley of the Mansion at Great Inagua.
+|-|Stede Bonnet's Portrait=
+A warm portrait of the gregarious Stede Bonnet.
+Hangs in the basement alley of the Mansion at Great Inagua.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Schooner=
+The schooner was a class of ship used as a general sailing vessel by both navies and civilian operators, providing light firepower and ample speed.
+|-|Brig=
+The brig was a class of ship bearing two square-rigged masts, and represented a compromise between larger, more powerful ships, and the faster, but less well-armed ones.
+|-|Man O' War=
+The man o' war was a type of large warship purpose built for warfare, boasting multiple gun decks, and crewed by heavily armed professional soldiers.
+|-|El Dorado=
+El Dorado was a brig that formed part of the Spanish Treasure Fleet.
+The fleet was destroyed in a hurricane, with the El Dorado its lone surviving vessel.
+|-|Jackdaw=
+The Jackdaw was a brig captained by the pirate-turned-Assassin Edward Kenway, who named it after the small, swift bird of his native Wales.
+The ship was known as El Dorado before Edward and his future quartermaster Adéwalé captured it from its fleet.
+|-|Royal Fortune=
+The Royal Fortune was a man o' war captained by the pirate and Sage Bartholomew Roberts, who elected to keep and renamed it after he captured it as the Nosso Senhor da Compreensão from the Portuguese Navy.
+|-|The Ranger=
+The Ranger was a brig formerly owned by the pirate Benjamin Hornigold before he passed it on to his colleague, Charles Vane.
+|-|El Arca del Maestro=
+El Arca del Maestro was a Spanish galleon used by the French Templar Julien du Casse.
+It was gifted to him by Templar Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala to help further the Order's goals in the West Indies.
+|-|Queen Anne's Revenge=
+Queen Anne's Revenge was a British frigate that was originally a slave ship named La Concorde.
+It was later captured and renamed by Edward Thatch, who captained as the flagship of a small fleet.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Spanish Brig=
+A miniature ship model of a Spanish Brig.
+|-|Spanish Cutter=
+A miniature ship model of a Spanish Cutter.
+|-|Spanish Schooner=
+A miniature ship model of a Spanish Schooner.
+|-|Spanish Frigate=
+A miniature ship model of a Spanish Frigate.
+|-|Spanish Man o' War=
+A miniature ship model of a Spanish man o' war.
+|-|English Brig=
+A miniature ship model of an English Brig.
+|-|English Cutter=
+A miniature ship model of an English Cutter.
+|-|English Schooner=
+A miniature ship model of an English Schooner.
+|-|English Frigate=
+A miniature ship model of an English Frigate.
+|-|English Man o' War=
+A miniature ship model of an English man o' war.
+|-|The El Dorado=
+A miniature ship model of the El Dorado.
+|-|The Jackdaw=
+A miniature ship model of the Jackdaw.
+|-|The Revenge (ship model)=
+A miniature ship model of the Revenge.
+|-|Queen Anne's Revenge (ship model)=
+A miniature ship model of the Queen Anne's Revenge.
+</tabber>
+<tabber>
+|-|Black Jaguar=
+In the [[Americas]], the term ‘black panther’ generally refers to a melanistic [[jaguar]]. They are not a separate species, but a color morph of the spotted form. Black jaguars form less than ten percent of jaguars.
+Black jaguars can be found in Isla Providencia and Pinos Isle.
+|-|Cat=
+The cat is a small carnivorous mammal with a flexible body, sharp claws, and quick reflexes. Cats have long been domesticated, and are favored as pets for their affectionate independence, and playful natures.
+Sailors often keep cats aboard ships to deal with rats and other vermin.
+|-|Crocodile=
+The [[Crocodile]] is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to 15 feet long, weigh 2000 pounds, and live to be 70 years old. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles.
+Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.
+Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack [[humans]], the crocodile is more likely to flee than to react aggressively when approached.
+Crocodiles are most commonly found in Nassau, Long Bay, and Matanzas.
+|-|Deer=
+Deer are large hoofed ruminants notable for having two large and two small hooves on each foot. Males have antlers while the females do not, with the exception of a single species where the females also grow antlers. Deer are selective feeders, eating plant food low in fiber content and high in protein such as young grass, herbs, woody shoots, and bark.
+Various subspecies of deer can be found in the Caribbean bioregion. The red brocket deer, for example, is found in Trinidad and Tobago and the Key deer, introduced by colonists, inhabits the Florida Keys.
+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=
+Found across the world in tropical and temperate waters, the [[Hammerhead sharks|hammerhead]]'s unusual head shape gives it increased sensory ability to detect its prey. The hammerhead does not attack humans, although it can be lethal if provoked.
+Hammerhead sharks can be found in the Eleuthera and Gibara regions.
+|-|Howler Monkey=
+Considered one of the loudest animals on [[earth]], the small-sized [[Howler monkey|Howler Monkey]] generates a siren-like howl that can be heard from a distance of 3 miles (5km). They are not aggressive and are popular as pets in The West Indies.
+Howler monkeys are most commonly found in Kingston, Cape Bonavista, and Long Bay.
+|-|Hutia=
+The hutia is a large rodent unique to the Caribbean basin which varies in size, and can form distinct species from island to island. Hutias are often hunted by locals to be eaten in a spiced stew.
+Hutias are most commonly found in Cayman Sound and Long Bay.
+|-|Iguana=
+Iguanas are large, herbivorous lizards found throughout the Caribbean islands. The common iguana eats only leaves, flowers and fruit. Despite their at times fierce appearance they are not aggressive, and typically flee when threatened. However, they can lash their tails and bite if provoked.
+Iguana are found in Great Inagua, Andreas Island, and Abaco Island.
+|-|Jaguar=
+The largest feline in the Western hemisphere, the [[jaguar]] is distinguished by its compact and powerful build, its agility, and its unique killing method of biting directly into the skull to pierce the brain. The [[Maya]]ns believed that the jaguars could carry messages to and from the afterworld.
+Jaguars are most commonly found in Cape Bonavista, Long Bay, Tulum, and Principe.
+|-|Jellyfish=
+Also called a [[wikt:medusa|medusa]], the [[jellyfish]] isn't technically a [[fish]]—it is a free-swimming {{Wiki|Cnidaria|non-vertebrate}} found in every sea across the [[Earth|world]]. Jellyfish consist of a {{Wiki|Mesoglea|gelatinous bell}} with trailing tentacles capable of {{Wiki|Cnidocyte|stinging}} prey. Jellyfish stings are in most cases harmless to [[human]]s, but some can be extremely serious, even lethal.
+|-|Manta Ray=
+Although related to [[shark]]s, [[manta ray]]s are harmless. They can be quite large (up to 30 ft (9m) wide) and feed on small [[fish]] and plankton, funneling food into their mouth using {{Wiki|cephalic}} flaps extending from the eyes. Manta rays, which are found all over the world, have the unique ability to leap from the water into the air to escape attackers.
+|-|Monkey=
+Monkeys in the Caribbean are primarily an introduced African species called the green monkey, although up to the 17th Century these still shared territory with the now extinct Jamaican monkey. Both species were omnivores that ate a variety of foraged foods including fruit, seeds, flowers, insects, and smaller animals like frogs and birds.
+Monkeys were viewed as pests by farmers as they continually raided crops, but were favoured by locals and sailors who adopted them as mischievous, intelligent pets.
+|-|Ocelot=
+The ocelot is a wild cat that typically has yellow fur with dark stripes in the manner of a jaguar. Ocelots are nocturnal and range from the size of domestic cats up to four feet (1.2 meters) in length.
+Ocelot hides are coveted by leather workers for their ease of working, patterned fur, soft texture, and durability.
+Ocelots can be found in Cumberland Bay and Abaco Island.
+|-|Turtle=
+The [[Caribbean]] basin provides an excellent climate for both land and [[Green sea turtle|sea turtles]]. Turtles are reptiles with a hard, protective upper shell called a carapace. Although they are natural swimmers and can stay submerged for up to 7 hours while resting, turtles breathe air. Despite being awkward and slow moving on land, they go ashore to lay their eggs.
+|-|White Jaguar=
+White coats in animals can be due to a specific genetic mutation or albinism. The genetic mutation that yields a white jaguar also results in a more aggressive animal, making them dangerous as well as rare.
+White jaguars can be found at Great Inagua.
+|-|Wild Pig=
+The [[wild pig]], or [[wild boar|boar]], is a large cousin of the domesticated [[pig]] covered by hairy bristles. They were introduced by [[Europe]]ans to the [[Caribbean]] basin ([[Christopher Columbus|Columbus]] himself brought eight pigs with him from [[Spain]]). Wild pigs flourished in the island environment and were hunted by sailors and [[Piracy|pirates]] to provide salted pork on their voyages.
+Wild pigs are most commonly found in Nassau, Great Inagua, and Cape Bonavista.
+|-|Bull Shark=
+So-called because of their short snouts and their tendency to head-butt prey, [[bull sharks]] are commonly found in warm, shallow waters. They are extremely aggressive and dangerous to [[Humans|humans]]. The females are larger than the males, and adults measure well over seven feet (2.15m) long.
+Bull sharks can be found in the Dry Tortuga, Gibara, and Punta Guarico regions.
+|-|Capuchin Monkey=
+Found throughout Central and [[South America]], [[capuchin monkey]]s are small and highly intelligent. They eat almost anything -- nuts, fruits, small birds, frogs, clams, etc. Many [[Piracy|pirates]] favored capuchins as pets.
+Capuchins can be found in Matanzas and Misteriosa.
+|-|Great White Shark=
+The largest predatory fish in the world, the [[Great white sharks|great white]]'s lethal aspect is due to its nearly 300 serrated teeth arranged in rows. Great whites have been known to attack [[humans]], but usually more out of curiosity than hunger -- "sample biting" and then releasing their victims. The great white reaches an average length of 15 feet (4.6m).
+Great white sharks can be found in the Cruz and Serranilla regions.
+|-|Humpback Whale=
+Known for emitting complex sequences of haunting moans, the [[Humpback whale|humpback]] is a large whale that reaches up to 62 feet (19 meters) in length. They migrate from the poles to the equator seasonally and travel in pods.
+Humpback whales can be found in the Castillo De Jagua and Navassa regions.
+|-|Killer Whale=
+Called the Grampus by sailors in the 18th century, the [[killer whale]], or Orca, is part of the dolphin family. Known for their ferociously deadly predation, killer whales feast on [[seal]]s, sea-lions and even other whales. They hunt in pods in the manner of [[Wolves|wolf packs]] and are found throughout the [[Earth|world]]'s seas.
+Killer whales can be found in the Cruz and Conttoyor regions.
+|-|Red Howler Monkey=
+Red howler monkeys are distinguished from other howler monkeys by their reddish fur and large size. They are generally found throughout South and Central America.
+Red howler monkeys can be located on Isla Providencia.
 </tabber>
-*Collectibles
 <tabber>
-Historical Ads=
+|-|Adéwalé=
-<center>
+Born: 1692, [[Trinidad]]<br>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+Died: Unknown
-|[[Illustrations#1888|Historical Ads]]
-|}</center>
+Born to [[Slavery|enslaved]] {{Wiki|Ogoni people|Ogoni}} parents in {{Wiki|Yorubaland|Yoruba}}, [[Adéwalé]] was sold to the owner of a prosperous [[plantation]] before his teens. He remained on this plantation, working the fields, until his mid teens, always scheming of ways to escape his predicament, but uneasy with the prospect of living life as a fugitive.
+Then fortune struck, giving Adéwalé the sign he needed. At some point near his 16th birthday, a group of buccaneers raided the [[plantation]], robbing it of raw cane, refined [[sugar]], and as many [[real]]es as they could find. Seeing in this an opportunity, Adé grabbed a crate of sugar and hauled it aboard one of the longboats the buccaneers had rowed ashore. Surprised to see a slave among them, the buccaneers were nevertheless thankful for the aid, and welcomed Adé among them.
+Adé sailed with this first group of men for many years, quickly learning the ways of a seaman, grateful for the chance to develop his own skills and chase his own passions. And though his life among buccaneers was not free of the usual bigotry of the era, Adé found the prejudice to be more confrontational than restrictive.
+In 1715, misfortune struck a cruel blow when the ship Adé was aboard, struck a shallow sandbar near the port of [[Havana]]. The buccaneers—mostly [[United Kingdom|British]] at the time—tried desperately to free the trapped vessel, but after catching sight of an approaching [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Man O' War|Galleon]], abandoned ship only to be torn apart by schools of circling [[bull shark]]s. Adé made peace with his fate, and stood his ground.
+Taken to [[Havana]] for questioning and inspection, Spanish authorities eventually decided to send Adéwalé to Spain, where they felt he would make an excellent interpreter, owing to his fluent command of Spanish, [[England|English]], and [[France|French]]. Some weeks later, they loaded him into of the Galleons that made up their perennial [[Spanish Treasure Fleet|treasure convoy]], en route to [[Seville]].
+|-|Ah Tabai=
+Born: 1660s, [[Yucatán Peninsula|Yucatan Peninsula]]<br>
+Died: c.1745, Yucatan Peninsula
+Named for the [[Maya]]n god of hunting, [[Ah Tabai]]'s given name remains a mystery, and very little is known about his earliest decades. The only child he is known to have fathered died before the age of ten.
+What little else we know about him comes from his own mouth; from the stories he told those who knew him. When speaking about his own past, he avoids personal details in favor of abstractions and hints. He frequently speaks of his love and admiration for the tragic history of his people, and used these stories to illustrate the complex intersections of cultures and religions, frequently pointing out the fact that "From within and without come enemies and allies alike. Nothing in life is guaranteed, except surprise..."
+It is not known how early Ah Tabai acquired the title of Mentor, nor how large his impact was on the [[Assassins]] of the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. However, that he maintained semi-regular contact with the [[American Brotherhood of Assassins|Assassins in the British colonies]] to the north, in various parts of [[Europe]] and [[Africa]], and in [[China]]. He was instrumental in opening his branch to men and women from all walks of life - mostly Europeans, Africans, and those Native to the area.
+As a native Mayan himself, rumors and stories of the ancient [[Observatory (Isu)|Observatory]] were not foreign to Ah Tabai. So when in 1713 rumors of [[Bartholomew Roberts|a new "Sage"]] began to surface, Ah Tabai took it upon himself to locate the man, believing the Assassins should be the protectors of the ancient and mysterious place. He sent word far and wide to as many Assassin outposts as possible, hoping their network of spies and informants would lead them to their prize. But after two years, there was no word.
+Then, in early 1715, an experienced British Assassin named [[Duncan Walpole]] arrived at Ah Tabai's encampment, initially expressing a desire to train under the Mentor directly. Ah Tabai found the request odd but flattering, for Walpole had already achieved a level of Mastery few assassins ever reached. After many months of intensive training, Ah Tabai came to consider Duncan Walpole as one of his most trusted colleagues.
+Then in June of 1715, word arrived that the [[Templars]] had located and imprisoned the [[Sages|Sage]] on [[Spain|Spanish]] lands in the far south. Seeing an opportunity to cripple his arch-enemies, Ah Tabai entrusted Duncan Walpole with the task of rallying various Assassins around the West Indies and leading an assault on the Templar prison ship en route to [[Havana]]. Duncan Walpole agreed to this task... and was never heard from again.
+It was only after [[Edward Kenway]]'s disastrous meddling in Havana that Ah Tabai was made aware of the full extent of Walpole's betrayal.
+|-|Anne Bonny=
+Born: 1702, [[Ireland]]<br>Died: Unknown
+[[Anne Bonny|Anne]] was barely a teen when she left her native [[County Cork|Cork]] in [[Ireland]] for the [[United Kingdom|British]] colonies, and by sixteen she was en route to [[Caribbean|West Indies]] at side of her new husband, Mr. Jack Bonny, a gentle but sturdy young man in his early 20s.
+The pair arrived in [[Nassau]] in April of 1716, settling down with an unclear idea of what shape their lives might take. Jack eventually found work on one of the small [[plantation]]s there, while Anne cultivated her ability to loaf and daydream. Unfortunately, her beauty, aloofness, and complete indifference to propriety made her the object of more romantic attention than she had ever known or cared for.
+Within a year of arriving in Nassau, the Bonnys' marriage was in shambles, a union only in name. While Jack disappeared further into his work, Anne grew more confident and sociable, eventually taking a job as a barmaid at the popular [[Old Avery]] [[tavern]] in the center of Nassau. And though she took on a few lovers in the next few years, it was mostly out of envy and spite that the rabble of Nassau branded Anne a harlot and a tease. But with no high society to shun or shame her, Anne's desirability only increased on the strength of these rumors.
+|-|Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch=
+Born: 1680, [[England]]<br>Died: 1718, North Carolina
+Known variously by different sources as Thatch, Teach, Theach, Tache, Titche, Teatch, Tack, and more, we are fairly certain [[Edward Thatch]] was born in or around [[Bristol]] and took to the sea at an early age, most likely in his teens. It is also speculated that he arrived in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] quite soon after leaving England.
+If this was indeed the case, Ed Thatch would have seen his fair share of the [[War of Spanish Succession]], a protracted fight between most of the Empires of [[Europe]] that pitted Hapsburg Austia and its British ally against Bourbon France and Spain. In these early years, from 1700 to 1713, Thatch was a privateer or at the very least a merchant seaman, doing his part for the crown—[[Anne, Queen of Great Britain|Queen Anne]] at the time.
+But with the [[Peace of Utrecht|Treaty of Utrecht]] bestowing peace upon a troubled [[Europe]] in 1713, Thatch and his fellow sailors found themselves far from home and out of work. Thus, they turned to [[piracy]] as a means of sustaining themselves. In the ensuing years, Thatch befriended a captain named [[Benjamin Hornigold]] and soon after joined his crew as quartermaster, at some point between late 1714 and early 1716.
+Settling in [[Nassau]], Thatch, Hornigold, and the rest of the "Flying Gang" as these pirates called themselves, began cooking up schemes far larger than most pirates of the era dared dream. Wanting nothing less than a country of their own, they worked to turn Nassau into a place of liberty and freedom for all who desired an escape from the bonds of imperial rule.
+As Thatch's reputation as a worthy and fearsome seaman grew, so did his ideas about piracy. At some point in the latter half of 1717, having grown a long and frightful beard, he took to calling himself "Blackbeard", and worked at every turn to bolster his legend as the most feared pirate in the West Indies. Thatch reveled in the power of a good legend, and worked hard to cultivate his—frequently sticking lit slow-matches in his hat to raise a frightening cloud, or challenging his crews to endure long stretches below deck as burning sulfur clouded the hold.
+After helping Hornigold take command of a number of vessels, Edward Thatch finally acquired a [[ship]] of his own in September 1717—a vessel called "The Adventure"—captained by the most unlikely pirate of them all, one [[Stede Bonnet]]. For two months, Thatch captained the Adventure, with Stede content to tag along as a passenger. But in November, Thatch's fortunes improved further when he captured a massive French slave ship called La Concorde. Renaming her [[Queen Anne's Revenge]] in honor of his former Stuart Queen (and possibly as a subversion to validate his continued piracy), Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch was now one of the most feared and deadly pirates in the West Indies.
+For the next year he terrorized the West Indies and environs, before sailing north to the [[United States|British colonies]] in [[North America]]. Here he frightened the inhabitants of an entire city when he blockaded the port of [[Charleston]], [[South Carolina]], in an attempt to acquire medicine for his ailing crew.
+But shortly after this audacious gambit, Blackbeard decided he'd had enough of the pirate life. He was nearing forty and, despite his ferocious reputation, had lost his love for the pirate's game. In the early summer of 1718, he half-heartedly accepted a pardon from his friend [[Charles Eden]], Governor of North Carolina. But by late August of that same year he had fallen back into his old habits, restricting his activities to the southeastern coast of the North American British colonies. Unbeknownst to him, the Governor of [[Virginia (state)|Virginia]], [[Alexander Spotswood]], was keenly aware of his continued piracies, and was busy organizing a party to "extirpate this nest of [[Snake|vipers]]".
+In November of 1718, Spotswood offered money to British pirate hunter [[Robert Maynard|Lieutenant Maynard]] to see the job done. Taking command of a few fast ships well suited to the shallow inlets where Blackbeard was known to hide, Maynard set off in search of his prize. He learned from passing ships that Blackbeard was likely anchored on the inland side of [[Ocracoke Island]], an ideal haunt for a pirate. As dusk fell on November 21st, Maynard and his crew spotted Blackbeard's rag-tag group, but decided to hold off their attack until the tide rose. In the early hours of the following day, Maynard's crew slipped into the bay and approached Blackbeard's ship. They were greeted by a sudden volley of [[pistol]] shots and [[cannon]] fire. This caused Maynard to retreat, giving Blackbeard and his crew time to slip through the shallow waters and escape.
+However, weary of his continual pursuit, Blackbeard sought out Maynard and was caught in fierce hand to hand fighting with his crew on the deck of Maynard's ship. Despite help from his consort Edward Kenway, Blackbeard was overcome. Heavily wounded by multiple sword strokes and pistol shots, he was slain by Maynard who struck the final blow from behind.
+|-|Edward Kenway=
+Born: 1693, [[Wales]]<br>Died: ????
+[[Edward Kenway|Edward James Kenway]] was born on the 10th of March in [[Swansea]], [[Wales]], to [[Bernard Kenway]] of [[Manchester]] and [[Linette Kenway|Linette Hopkins]] of nearby {{Wiki|Cardiff}}. By Edward's 10th birthday, his father had moved the family to a [[Hatherton|small farm]] just outside [[Bristol]], a nearby port town in the southwest of England.
+This relocation had a depressing effect on young Edward's mood. He grew restless from a lack of contact with old friends and struggled to find an outlet for his limitless energy. By his teens he was spending more and more time in the city away from his farm, where the lure of excitement overrode prudence. By age sixteen, he had substituted a career as a successful farmer for a life of hopeless tomfoolery, frequently shirking his responsibilities to his family in favor of rough company.
+In late 1711, at the age of seventeen, Edward met [[Caroline Scott-Kenway|Caroline Scott]], a woman of modest but steady means. Their friendship began cautiously, as Caroline's hand had already been promised to the boorish [[Matthew Hague|son]] of a wealthy [[East India Company]] [[Aubrey Hague|executive]]. But Edward's charms eventually won out, and he and Caroline were married within a year of their meeting; a union that angered [[Emmett Scott|her father]], and got the whole of Bristol talking.
+In the earliest months of their marriage, Edward resolved to do well by his wife and provide for her as he believed a man in his position should. But his grandiose dreams and exaggerated opinion of himself prevented him from taking immediate responsibility for their well-being. And after only a year, he had stumbled back into his worst habits - drinking, fighting and idleness.
+It was in this dark period that Edward revived an old idea of joining a [[privateer]]ing fleet sailing for the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], with the aim of making war against the [[Spain|Spanish]] and collecting unchecked sums of gold and cargo. This, he told his wife, was their path to quick riches. Being a sensible and prudent woman, Caroline discouraged these fanciful ideas.
+By the summer of 1712, Caroline understood that her husband's departure was inevitable. She wanted no further part of Edward's reckless plan, and so left him to live with her parents. Stunned by this sudden turn, Edward was determined to earn his fortune fast and prove himself as capable as he always claimed he was. He left for the West Indies barely one month later, where he soon fell in with the privateer [[Benjamin Hornigold]] and his quartermaster, [[Edward Thatch|Ed Thatch]].
+Edward spent the first half of 1713 sailing with these two seasoned sailors, on regular sweeps of the windward passage. But that year, fate threw him another upset. With the signing of the [[Peace of Utrecht|treaty of Utrecht]], all hostile actions between the major empires came to an end and the prospects of British privateers dried up. Now poor, unemployed, and thousands of miles from home, Edward and his colleagues settled on the island of New Providence in [[the Bahamas]] to reconsider their options.
+These were fanciful days for Edward. He discovered in the small town of [[Nassau]] a life quite unlike that which he had left behind. The atmosphere of wild and noisy freedom in this small stateless encampment overwhelmed and captivated him. The drinking, the gaming, the women, the aimless desire to simply live as one pleased. And yet, as carefree as he was, his beloved Caroline was never far from his mind. If he could make something of himself in the West Indies—working a [[sugar]] [[plantation]], perhaps—he might win her back after all his time away.
+But in absence of true conviction, habit takes hold fast; and it was only a matter of time before Edward set back out to sea with his mates, to live the life they knew best; no longer privateers—legal and sanctioned—but as [[Piracy|pirates]] now, with nary a whit of loyalty to kin and country, earning his fortune by the sword and pistol, praying his end was never too near.
+|-|Calico Jack Rackham=
+Born: 1682, [[Jamaica]]<br>Died: ????
+Of the few infamous [[Piracy|pirates]] to call the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] his birthplace, [[Jack Rackham]] was born in Jamaica at the height of [[Port Royal]]'s boom as a den of scoundrels. This would likely explain his atrophied moral compass, for he was frequently drunk, rarely serious about anything, and always chasing women. He used his outrageous and offensive charm to keep out of most trouble. But a strategist and fighter he was not.
+Nicknamed "Calico" for his affinity for [[India]]n and [[Asia]]n prints, he was a terrible sailor and a worse pirate, given to flights of fancy and myopic ideas that served only himself, rather than solid strategic thinking. He was likely drunk for half of his adulthood, and had a weakness for women that trumped all basic needs, such as sleeping or eating. His disarming charm, dashing good looks, and his swift wit carried him far, but parties can only last so long before someone has to clean up after them.
+|-|Caroline Scott=
+Born: 1691, England<br>Died: ????
+Daughter of [[Emmett Scott|Emmett]] and [[Elizabeth Scott]], [[Caroline Scott-Kenway|Caroline]] was born in [[Bristol]], [[United Kingdom|England]], to a prosperous family of merchants and civil servants. Given a modest education by her father, she furthered her own studies in her own way, taking time to read as often as her familiar duties allowed. Splitting her time between this and helping her mother manage her father's affairs, she grew into a confident and level-headed woman with more skill and intelligence than her situation allowed her to exercise.
+Caroline first met [[Edward Kenway]] outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]], in the aftermath of a drunken altercation. She had arrived to fetch one of her servants and there found Edward escorting [[Rose|the woman]] from the clutches of one of Bristol's more notorious [[Tom Cobleigh|cads]]. Thankful for his kindness, Caroline agreed to a second meeting on more equitable terms, hardly thinking a romance possible.
+And yet—against all odds—that is just what happened. Edward and Caroline grew quite close, and soon fell in love, quite much to the dismay of her father. Emmett Scott had already promised his daughter to the [[Matthew Hague|son]] of a wealthy [[East India Company]] [[Aubrey Hague|executive]], and made his displeasure apparent at every turn. But all his noise was to no avail. Caroline and Edward were married in 1712.
+For a time it seemed as though this odd pairing might produce a lasting union. But Edward's deep love for his wife was offset by his uncouth habits and reckless attention to responsibility. Not content to live a life of middle class drudgery, Edward [[Edward Kenway (memory)|dreamed large]], and fixed on the idea that he could sail to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] and fight as a [[Privateer]] against the [[Spain|Spanish]]. Or, barring that, buy some land and sow a [[sugar]] [[plantation]]. Caroline tried to dissuade her husband, but to no effect.
+|-|James Kidd=
+Born: 1695, England<br>Died: ????
+Even though not yet out of his teens, James Kidd was a cocky and confident lad with a brashness cultivated to counter his youth. He claimed to be the bastard son of the late [[William Kidd]], the infamous privateer-turned-[[Piracy|pirate]] who was captured and hanged by [[United Kingdom|British]] authorities in 1701. Although James had no proof of this connection, his mother always insisted on it, claiming that she spent a single "panicked night of passion" with Captain Kidd just before his departure from London in 1695.
+Growing up fatherless and with a spendthrift mother did little to improve his prospects at leading a normal life, and at the age of 12 he found employment aboard merchant vessels sailing between the British colonies in [[North America]] and the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. By the time he was 17 he called [[Jamaica]] his home, where he further honed his skills as a sailor here.
+Although he never sailed with the likes of [[Benjamin Hornigold|Ben Hornigold]], [[Edward Thatch|Ed Thatch]], or [[Edward Kenway]], James was among the first sailors to settle in [[Nassau]], and was a central figure in its development as a pirate republic.
+|-|Mary Read=
+Born: Unknown, [[England]]<br>Died: ????
+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.
+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.
+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...
+|-|Opía Apito=
+Born: 1695, Cuba<br>Died: Unknown
+Born in [[Cuba]], [[Assassin bureau]] leader [[Opía Apito]] was raised Taíno, among her mother's people, never knowing her father, a [[Spain|Spaniard]].
+At twelve, her village was [[raid]]ed by the Spanish. Most of her community was kidnapped and killed. But Opía, the lone free survivor, fought and ran. She survived in hiding for close to a decade.
+Much of what we know of Opía is inseparable from legend. Her name, possibly self-given, is an amalgam of the Taíno words for "eternity" and "ghost." She claimed to be a direct descendant of the warrior {{Wiki|Hatuey}}, who stood against the Spanish in the 16th Century. She was guided throughout her life by the mantra, ''Aji aya bom''—better dead than a [[Slavery|slave]].
+In her early twenties, she was hired by the [[Assassins]] as a guide, and was soon [[Initiation into the Assassin Order|adopted]] into their [[Assassin rank|ranks]]. She delighted in a characteristic Taíno approach to strategy: preferring to harm the enemy by taking something from him in battle, that he might live to notice it missing. But as an Assassin she did not shrink from violence.
+True to her name, once promoted to Assassin Bureau leader, she built an agile and highly effective "ghost" bureau near the [[Cayman Islands]], with virtually no physical footprint to speak of. We might regard it today as an early example of a terrorist cell, but she left no records and no descendants, and until now, history has held no record of it.
+|-|Rhona Dinsmore=
+Born: 1688, Scotland<br>Died: Unknown
+Born in [[Scotland]], [[Rhona Dinsmore]] was made for adventure. After suffering the lows of a troubled household–an absent father and a drunkard of a mother–Dinsmore left her home in Glasgow in her mid-teens. At nineteen, she found work amongst [[merchant]]s in [[Bristol]] and remained at that post for nearly two years.
+By twenty-one, Dinsmore was trapped in a terrible marriage. She fled again and sought refuge in [[Boston]], where she remained for six months, before moving on to the warmer climes of [[Jamaica]]. There she found it exceedingly difficult to find work among farmers, and finally took to the sea, ultimately finding her calling within the [[Assassins|Assassin Brotherhood]].
+|-|Stede Bonnet=
+Born: 1688, Barbados
+Died: 1718, Charles Town
+Born into plentitude and wealth on Barbados, Stede Bonnet seemed destined for a life of pleasure and ease. The son of a successful and influential plantation owner, his early life was marked by tragedy when his parents died suddenly, leaving seven year-old Stede orphaned and in a perpetual state of melancholy.
+His inheritance of some 400 acres of land softened the blow caused by the loss of his parents, and by the time Stede was in his late teens, he had already restored the sugar plantation to a profitable state. He married young and set about starting a family as soon as possible, but owing to what some called a "disorder of the mind" he never found solace or comfort in these domestic trappings.
+To further complicate his unease, his firstborn son died in infancy, further amplifying his grief and stiming his restlessness. As a means of coping, he dreamed of going to sea and sailing about the world, meeting people, living life as a man free of the obligations thrust upon him.
+At some point around Stede's 29th birthday, his restlessness got the better of him. Owing to "some discomfort he found in a married state" which brought on a "disorder of the mind", Stede decided it was time to take his first bold step into the life he had always dreamed about. Using his considerable fortune, he either purchased a [[boat]] or had one built for him—a small [[schooner]] he christened "The [[Revenge]]".
+To maintain some semblance to the comforts he had come to enjoy as a man of means, he installed a full library in the [[Captain]]'s quarters, and packed his wardrobe with all manner of finery—[[silk]] pajamas, {{Wiki|smoking jacket}}s, and {{Wiki|frock}}s. Near the end of 1717, his [[ship]] was ready. He bid adieu to his wife and remaining children and weighed anchor, sailing north from Barbados, hoping to reach the [[United States|British colonies]] within a few months. He would never see his family again.
+Now sailing under the moniker "Captain Edwards", Bonnet sailed about the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] looking for his first prize. Spotting a large [[Spanish Navy|Spanish]] [[Man O' War|warship]], his crew foolishly encouraged an attack. After a brief engagement, almost half of Bonnet's crew was dead or injured. Miraculously, the Revenge was able to escape capture herself, and Bonnet ordered the crew to sail her to the only place he knew he could find refuge: [[Nassau]].
+It was here, in the [[Piracy|pirates]]' infamous [[Republic of Pirates|republic]], that Stede met and befriended Captain [[Edward Thatch|Thatch]], the infamous and capable captain who had recently taken to calling himself Blackbeard. Thatch managed to convince Bonnet to hand over the Revenge's reigns, leaving Stede happily confined to his cabin. The two sailed about as unlikely partners for some months, until Blackbeard took a far greater prize for himself: the [[Queen Anne's Revenge]].
+After keeping Bonnet's Revenge in his own fleet for a short time, Blackbeard suddenly abandoned her along with most of its crew. Bonnet was again free to seek his own path. Perhaps believing he had been properly mentored under Blackbeard's tutelage, Bonnet stuck out for the {{Wiki|Danish overseas colonies|Danish}} {{Wiki|Danish West Indies|island}} of {{Wiki|Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands|St. Thomas}}, hoping to earn a [[privateer]]ing commission. But his crew had other ideas. Plunging headlong into piracy once more, Stede's crew lashed out recklessly at every prize they could find. At the urging of Ignatius Pell, a member of his crew, Bonnet embarked on his most ambitious prize yet--a fleet of eleven vessels just outside Charles-Towne, glutted with cargo and ripe for the taking.
+This proved to be his undoing, for the fleet had been set up as bait for precisely Bonnet himself. Pirate Hunters hired by the governor of South Carolina set upon the Revenge just as Bonnet engaged, severely crippling his fleet and sending it limping into the shallows of the river. In an act of unlikely heroism, Bonnet swapped places with his crew under cover of darkness, placing them at the helm of the Revenge and sending them off to safeguard his spoils. He remained behind on the river and drew the fire of enemy sloops, allowing Pell and Rowland Sharp to break through the blockade, while he was eventually overcome and captured.
+Once imprisoned within the Charles-Towne jail, Bonnet gained something of a popular following among the citizenry, delighted by this articulate and good-natured gentleman pirate. While he awaited trial, numerous people came forward as witnesses to attest to the good quality of his character. But this came to nothing, and after one botched escape attempt, Stede was finally walked to the [[Hanging|gallows]] in December, 1718. As the hangman slipped the noose around his neck, he broke down in tears, begging for mercy. The sight of his abject shame moved many to tears, but it was not enough to save him. The "Gentleman Pirate" was no more.
+|-|Upton Travers=
+Born: 1688, England<br>Died: Unknown
+[[Upton Travers]] was born in [[United Kingdom|England]], in 1688, two years ahead of his brother, [[Vance Travers]]. Together, they traveled to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] in search of their fortune. There they established a [[smuggling]] business, which they used to fund their growing involvement with the [[Assassins|Assassin brotherhood]].
+Although Vance was the more charismatic of the two Assassin brothers, Upton made up for it with his measured, sensible responses to life's challenges.
+However, every man has a breaking point, and Upton found his after Vance took up with the [[China|Chinese]] "Pirate Queen," [[Jing Lang]], a [[Templars|Templar]], and sought to steal the treasure on which they had staked their retirement before finally attempting fratricide.
+Depressed, Upton turned to [[alcohol]], which may have been a factor in his retaliation. He ultimately had both Jing Lang and his brother dispatched with the help of Edward Kenway.
 </tabber>
-*Present Day
 <tabber>
-Assassin Intel=
+|-|Bartholomew Roberts=
-<center>
+Born: 1682, [[Wales]] <br> Died: ????
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 1|Assassin Intel 1]]
+Originally hailing from Wales, little is known about [[Bartholomew Roberts|John Roberts]], the real name of the man who would come to be known as "Black Bart" long after his death.
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 2|Assassin Intel 2]]
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 3|Assassin Intel 3]]
+Most assume he went to sea at a very young age -- at 13 or so -- but there is no record of him in any historical documents until his noted appearance in 1718 aboard a merchant's ship, [[Barbados|Barbadian]] in origin. Just a year later Roberts was pressed into [[piracy]] by the notorious [[Howell Davis]] while working aboard [[Princess|a slave ship]] under Captain Abraham Plumb. Though Roberts had likely not gone to sea with the intent of becoming a pirate, when the opportunity thrust itself upon him, Roberts was reported to have said 'A merry life, and a short one shall be my motto.'
-|-
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 4|Assassin Intel 4]]
+A few months later Davis was killed in an ambush on the [[Portugal|Portuguese]] Island of [[Príncipe]], and Roberts was swiftly and unanimously elected to replace him. This was surely a testament to the man's natural charisma and leadership, for he had been a pirate only a few months. It was at this point he took the name "Bartholomew", likely naming himself for the infamous Bartholomew Sharpe, a pirate of some renown who had disappeared just two decades earlier.
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 5|Assassin Intel 5]]
-|[[Database: Assassin Intel 6|Assassin Intel 6]]
+One of the most intelligent and strategic pirates of the [[Golden Age of Piracy|Golden Age]], Roberts was a sturdy man, known to dress in fine clothes. Handsome, and carrying himself with a dignified but unpretentious air, he had dark hair to match his dark complexion, likely set from the almost two decades he had spent at sea. He often carried numerous pistols, each tied to one end of long silk sashes, which he kept slung over his shoulder.
-|}</center>
+Roberts' tactical ideas were usually radical, but thoughtfully considered. He never jumped into any scheme rashly, though his ideas seemed almost suicidal to those unacquainted with his methods. Ultimately responsible for the theft of around 400 ships in his three-year career, he bested every other pirate of the era by a factor of ten times or more, although it must be said that at least half of these boats were small periaguas and the like.
+|-|Benjamin Hornigold=
+Born: Mid-1680s, England<br>Died: ????
+[[Benjamin Hornigold]] was likely born in {{Wiki|Norfolk}}, [[England]]. The first recorded instances of him are of his early exploits as a [[Piracy|pirate]] in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] around 1713-1714.
+Hornigold was one of the earliest pirates to emerge after the end of the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], and one of the many hundreds of privateers who were left without gainful employment in the ensuing peace. Like many other British mariners, he spent much of his time in [[the Bahamas]], eventually settling in [[Nassau]]. It was from there he launched his career as a full-fledged pirate, though he likely thought of himself as a privateer--in his earliest years, at least.
+A skilful sailor and strategist, Hornigold lacked some of the ruthlessness required to be a truly successful pirate, and until 1716, refused to attack English ships out of a sense of loyalty to his home country.
+|-|El Tiburón=
+Born: Unknown<br>Died: Unknown
+Almost nothing is known about [[El Tiburón]] "The Shark" outside of his service as the loyal, mute bodyguard of [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala]], the Grandmaster of the Caribbean Templars and the Governor of Cuba. The Shark's penchant for medieval armor and brutal violence cut a swathe of fear through Havana, leaving citizens and soldiers alike quivering in his blood soaked wake.
+|-|Hilary Flint=
+Born: 1682, England<br>Died: 1717, West Indies
+[[Hilary Flint]] was born to an aristocratic family, the youngest of three boys. The black [[sheep]] of the family, he sought solitude in his studies. Immersing himself in math and sciences, Flint discovered an abiding interest in [[Bomb|explosives]], earning him the label of "problem child".
+To correct his course, his parents enrolled him in military school, where he quicklyexceeded their expetations, working his way into the hearts of both teachers and students, as well as a few secret societies.
+After graduation, his connections and easy manner earned him access to [[Templars|Templar]] ranks where his obsession with [[firearm]]s made him an important asset.
+Records reveal an ongoing relationship with [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Rhona Dinsmore]], the full nature of which is uncertain. She vanishes from record after Flint's death at the age of 35.
+|-|Jing Lang=
+Born: 1686, [[China]]<br> Died: 1717, Nassau
+Born to Chinese rebels, [[Jing Lang]] came into the world fighting, but survived to become a skilled diplomat with a flair for languages and a taste for discovery.
+Ambitious, Lang married the son of a General in the [[Qing dynasty]], joining the [[Templars|Templar order]], but severing ties with her family in the process. She served as a diplomatic advisor, until a shift in political tides provoked her escape into [[piracy]].
+Over the next decade, she crossed every sea, developing a reputation for brutality that preceded her into most conflicts.
+In the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], she fell under the spell of a rumored cache of treasure, and feigned a romantic relationship with one-time [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Vance Travers]] to gain access to it.
+She might have been successful had it not been for Travers' brother, [[Upton Travers|Upton]], an Assassin who schemed to have her killed, betraying his brother in the process. She died at the age of thirty.
+|-|Julien du Casse=
+Born: 1682, France<br>Died: ????
+Nephew of the buccaneer [[Jean-Baptiste du Casse|Jean du Casse]], [[Julien du Casse|Julien]] was born in [[Montpellier]], [[France]]. He took after his uncle's example and took to sea at a young age, eventually joining him in a few skirmishes during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Fighting on the side of the French, and by proxy, on behalf of [[Philip V of Spain|King Philip]] of [[Spain]], du Casse's skill as a gunner improved rapidly, even as he grew wildly disillusioned with the monarchy and its obsession with lineage and breeding over raw talent and skill.
+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...
+|-|Kenneth Abraham=
+Born: 1675, England<br>Died: 1715, Kingston
+Born to an upper class family and educated in boarding schools from age five, [[Kenneth Abraham]] learned to fight for himself at an early age. Upon graduation, he entered the [[British Army|army]] and rose through the ranks, finally meeting the rank of Commander.
+His embrace of order and disciple drew him into the fold of the [[Templars|Templar Order]], which offered him influence beyond that offered by his military career. From the age of thirty, he ascended its ranks in parallel to those of his military career by devoting himself to the [[New World Order|promotion of order]] and peace.
+In 1715, the Assassin Anto infiltrated a Ball held by Abraham on his plantation, together with the pirate Edward Kenway. There, Abraham was assassinated by the pair, confronted in his final moments by the nemesis he had tried and failed to defeat.
+He remained, until his death, determined to rid the world of unpredictable and disorderly elements.
+|-|Laureano Torres y Ayala=
+Born: 1645, [[Cuba]]<br>Died: ????
+Born in [[Havana]], but raised in [[Madrid]], [[Spain]], [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala|Laureano]] was of noble stock, the son of Tomas Torres y Ayala and Elvira de Quadros Castellanos. He joined the [[Spanish Army|Spanish army]] in his late teens, and was later appointed as the governor of Spain's territories in [[Florida]], a post he held from 1693 to 1699. He then returned to [[Europe]] to participate in the [[War of the Spanish Succession]].
+In 1708, Torres was appointed as the governor of Cuba, a post he held for three years until he was accused of and arrested for corruption. He was acquitted of these charges, however, and managed to win a re-election bid in 1713.
+During his time in Cuba, he made many lasting improvements to the city, fortifying the island's defenses and introducing the production of tobacco there. He remained Governor until 1716, after which point he retired and devoted his life to charitable functions, such as building hospitals.
+|-|Laurens Prins=
+Born: 1630s, Amsterdam<br>Died: 1717, Kingston
+[[Laurens Prins]] (often anglicized as Laurence Prince) was a [[Netherlands|Dutchman]] from [[Amsterdam]] who spent the majority of his life in and around the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. Operating out of [[Port Royal]], Prins saw an incredible amount of action and adventure in his long life.
+Sailing as a [[privateer]] in the early days of the [[Golden Age of Piracy]] (1650s) he developed a reputation for courage fighting the [[Spain|Spanish]] on behalf of the [[United Kingdom|British]] crown, sometimes bearing a {{Wiki|letter of marque}}, often without. He even played a pivotal role in Sir [[Henry Morgan]]'s infamous {{Wiki|Henry Morgan's Panama expedition|raid}} on [[Panama City|Panama]] in 1671, for which he was roundly celebrated.
+Prins eventually retired from privateering and settled in a large acreage of land in [[Jamaica]]. Around this time he entered into the [[Slavery|slave trade]] as a means of bolstering his wealth, an occupation he pursued well into his seventies.
+In 1717, his flagship [[Slave ships|slave galley]], The [[Whydah]], was attacked and captured by the [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy|"Black Sam" Bellamy]]. He managed to survive the encounter, and fell back into his old occupation until his death some months later.
+|-|Lucia Márquez=
+Born: 1689, Spain<br>Died: 1715, Pinos Isle
+Born in [[Spain]], [[Lucia Márquez]] never knew her father. By the age of twelve she was supporting herself and her sisters on the streets, begging, borrowing, and stealing anything she could, all the while developing the skills of a master [[thief]].
+At the age of seventeen, she was caught stealing a [[horse]] belonging to a high-ranking [[Templars|Templar]], and wisely opted for training over jail time.
+The Templar life gave Marquez the focus she needed and she never found herself at a lack of challenge or adventure.
+She died at the age of twenty-six on [[Isla de la Juventud|Pinos Isle]], wise beyond her years, on the order of the [[Taíno|Taino]] [[Assassins|Assassin]], [[Opía Apito]].
+|-|Peter Chamberlaine=
+Born: 1660s, England<br>Died: 1718, Nassau
+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.
+|-|The Sage=
+Historic archives contain scattered references to individuals known as "Sages", but they are few and far between. Each citation seems to refer to a different person living in a vastly different time and location.
+The earliest example was found in a Sumerian clay tablet in cuneiform script, while the latest survives only as a footnote in one of Laureano Torres's own journals, dated January 1704. In all – according to exhaustive research – seven different "Sages" seem to have graced the world's stage in the past twelve hundred years. But the real number is likely higher.
+Perhaps, the strangest aspect connecting each of these various sightings is the fact that, in every case, visual descriptions of each Sage are remarkably similar. So similar, in fact, that one wouldn't be faulted for assuming they ware talking about a single, immortal man. However, in two of the seven citations, explicit mention is made of their death and burial.
+Is this therefore some bizarre form of reincarnation? Or some simpler explanation that is presently unknown? More research is required.
+|-|Vance Travers=
+Born: 1690, England<br>Died: 1717, Nassau
+Born in [[England]], the passionate, creative, yet incredibly gullible [[Vance Travers]], found a life for himself amongst the [[Assassins|Assassin's Brotherhood]] in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], where he ran a successful smuggling enterprise, with his older brother, [[Upton Travers|Upton]].
+Business took a turn for the worse after he met and fell in love with the [[Templars|Templar]], [[Jing Lang]], who persuaded him to divulge knowledge of the location of buried treasure with which he and Upton planned to fund their retirement.
+Paranoid, Travers developed delusions that his brother plotted to steal his treasure and Jing's heart. He broke from [[the Creed]] and, after a failed attempt at fratricide, was killed by [[Edward Kenway]].
+|-|Woodes Rogers=
+Born: 1679, [[United Kingdom|England]]<br>Died: ????
+[[Woodes Rogers]] was born into money, to a seafaring family with deep roots in both {{Wiki|Poole}} and [[Bristol]], England. His early life was a picture of industriousness and ambition, and by the age of 18 he was an apprentice Mariner.
+Upon his father's death at sea in 1706, Woodes inherited his family's prosperous shipping company, which he took to managing with great passion. Between 1704 and 1707 Rogers' fortunes and family grew, and by the time he was twenty-seven his marriage to Sarah Whetstone had produced one son and two daughters.
+By the end of 1707, however, his business had suffered great losses by [[raid]]ing [[France|French]] forces, giving Rogers the idea to recoup these dreadful losses himself. Knocking about Bristol in search of a partner for this endeavor, he soon found himself in the company of [[William Dampier]], an old friend and unlucky [[Captain]] who suggested setting out on a [[privateer]]ing expedition, one that would range far and wide about the [[Americas|New World]]. In 1708, Rogers made the necessary arrangements and set out as Captain of his own vessel, on a difficult voyage that would last over three years.
+Along this course Rogers met with many successes and failures. In 1709, off the western coast of [[South America]], he found and rescued a marooned sailor by the name of {{Wiki|Alexander Selkirk}}, a sailor who had spent nearly 4 years living in isolation and who would serve as the inspiration for the book "{{Wiki|Robinson Crusoe}}" just a few years later.
+Soon after Selkirk's recovery, Rogers' fleet engaged an enemy vessel in open combat—a skirmish that earned him a [[pistol]] shot to the left side of his face and a mangled heel. Neither wound was enough to remove him from command however, and he continued serving as captain until his return to England in late 1711. To commemorate this return, he had an operation to remove the offending bullet from his upper palate.
+Now in poor health but high spirits, he set about writing his memoirs. Upon their publication a few years, they were an immediate success, and proved a great source of income. But this brief glory was offset by the sudden death of his son, a tragedy compounded some months later by his wife's decision to leave him. Also at this time, Rogers was sued by former shipmates for allegedly hoarding goods and money plundered from enemy vessels. Rogers assembled a defense, but lost the case.
+In 1713, itching to return to sea, he organized passage to [[Madagascar]] claiming to be a [[merchant]] in the [[Slavery|slave trade]], but with the intended purpose of reconnoitering the rumored [[Piracy|pirate]] colonies established there. When he arrived in Madagascar after months of hard sailing, he found that the legends of the pirate town "[[Libertalia]]" had been exaggerated one-hundredfold. The pirates in Madagascar were sickly and few and desperate for help. After spending just a few months here, Rogers set sail for England, a failure in his own mind.
+And yet, never one to give up hope, Woodes Rogers reoriented his attentions to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], eventually lobbying King [[George I of Great Britain|George]] for a commission to hunt pirates in the Caribbean. On this score, he succeeded. After a few diligent years of making his case, King George appointed Woodes Rogers as the Governor of [[the Bahamas]]. Now, at last, he would make his mark, and bring justice to a land where chaos had taken root...
 </tabber>
-*Miscellaneous
 <tabber>
-Events=
+|-|Devils Podcast Fragment=
-<center>
+[[File:Animus Hub DB Image 6.png|thumb|200px]]
-{| class="article-table sortable"
+An incomplete audio clip from The Devils of the Caribbean Podcast reconstructed from recovered files.
-|[[Database: The Murder of Annie Chapman|The Murder of Annie Chapman]]
-|[[Database: The Murder of Catherine Eddowes|The Murder of Catherine Eddowes]]
-|[[Database: The Murder of Elizabeth Stride|The Murder of Elizabeth Stride]]
-|-
-|[[Database: The Murder of Mary Ann "Polly" Nichols|The Murder of Mary Ann "Polly" Nichols]]
-|[[Database: The Murder of Mary Jane Kelly|The Murder of Mary Jane Kelly]]
-|}</center>
-|-|
-Items=
-<center>
-{| class="article-table sortable"
-|[[Database: A Statue of Kali the Destroyer|A Statue of Kali the Destroyer]]
-|[[Database: "Dear Boss" Letter|"Dear Boss" Letter]]
-|[[Database: Evie's Fighting Karas|Evie's Fighting Karas]]
-|-
-|[[Database: "From Hell" Letter|"From Hell" Letter]]
-|[[Database: Letter from 6 October 1888|Letter from 6 October 1888]]
-|[[Database: Letter from 17 September 1888|Letter from 17 September 1888]]
-|-
-|[[Database: "Saucy Jacky" Postcard|"Saucy Jacky" Postcard]]
-|[[Database: The Ripper's Blade|The Ripper's Blade]]
-|[[Database: Undated Letter|Undated Letter]]
-|}</center>
 </tabber>