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{{Era|AC4}}[[File:AC4 Pirate Blunderbusses.png|thumb|250px|Pirate Blunderbusses]] | {{Era|AC4}} | ||
The '''Pirate Blunderbusses''' were a set of [[blunderbuss]] {{wiki|flintlock}} [[pistol]]s common to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. So-called for its popularity with [[piracy|pirates]] during that period, the pirate [[Edward Kenway]] was known to have utilized them. From 1715 to at least 1722, these pistols were sold in [[General stores|general | [[File:AC4 Pirate Blunderbusses.png|thumb|250px|Pirate Blunderbusses]] | ||
The '''Pirate Blunderbusses''' were a set of [[blunderbuss]] {{wiki|flintlock}} [[pistol]]s common to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. So-called for its popularity with [[piracy|pirates]] during that period, the pirate [[Edward Kenway]] was known to have utilized them. From 1715 to at least 1722, these pistols were sold in [[General stores|general store]]s across the settlements in the West Indies, including [[Havana]], [[Nassau]], and [[Kingston]]. | |||
==Weapon statistics== | ==Weapon statistics== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In spite of being modeled after the blunderbuss, the Pirate Blunderbusses lack the later gameplay mechanics of blunderbusses and instead function as regular pistols. This is because blunderbusses as a gameplay class of weapon was not introduced into the [[Assassin's Creed (series)|series]] until the release of the [[downloadable content|DLC]] expansion ''[[Freedom Cry]]''. | *In spite of being modeled after the blunderbuss, the Pirate Blunderbusses lack the later gameplay mechanics of blunderbusses and instead function as regular pistols. This is because blunderbusses as a gameplay class of weapon was not introduced into the [[Assassin's Creed (series)|series]] until the release of the [[downloadable content|DLC]] expansion ''[[Freedom Cry]]''. | ||
*When used, the Pirate Blunderbusses produces a distinctive cannon-like crack for the first three shots. However, the sound reverts to that of the regular pistol shot on the fourth and final shot. | |||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
Revision as of 21:21, 13 April 2018
The Pirate Blunderbusses were a set of blunderbuss flintlock pistols common to the West Indies during the Golden Age of Piracy. So-called for its popularity with pirates during that period, the pirate Edward Kenway was known to have utilized them. From 1715 to at least 1722, these pistols were sold in general stores across the settlements in the West Indies, including Havana, Nassau, and Kingston.
Weapon statistics
| Damage | Stun | Range | Cost | Availability |
| 3 | 3 | 1 | 800 R | Sequence 2 |
Trivia
- In spite of being modeled after the blunderbuss, the Pirate Blunderbusses lack the later gameplay mechanics of blunderbusses and instead function as regular pistols. This is because blunderbusses as a gameplay class of weapon was not introduced into the series until the release of the DLC expansion Freedom Cry.
- When used, the Pirate Blunderbusses produces a distinctive cannon-like crack for the first three shots. However, the sound reverts to that of the regular pistol shot on the fourth and final shot.