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*''Impoluto'' is [[Italy|Italian]] and Spanish for "spotless, unblemished, unpolluted". | *''Impoluto'' is [[Italy|Italian]] and Spanish for "spotless, unblemished, unpolluted". | ||
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El Impoluto (English: The Pristine) was one of five legendary ships encountered by the pirate Edward Kenway in the Caribbean, during the Golden Age of Piracy.
She was among the most maneuverable vessels in service to the Spanish Navy, easily outpacing smaller vessels like the Jackdaw, and also possessed a significantly powerful naval ram, capable of inflicting massive damage on a vessel in a single blow.
Despite her advantages, El Impoluto was eventually sunk by Edward Kenway's Jackdaw.
Trivia
- Impoluto is Italian and Spanish for "spotless, unblemished, unpolluted".
Gallery
Reference