Welcome to Assassin's Creed Wiki! Log in and join the community.

Pirate hunter: Difference between revisions

From the Assassin's Creed Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
imported>MasterKenway
a picture of a hunter ship would do nicely here
 
imported>Stormbeast
mNo edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
'''Pirate Hunters '''were groups of sailors who, during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]], tracked down and killed [[Notorious|notorious]] [[Piracy|pirates]] throughout the [[Caribbean]], at the behest of various local governments and empires. 
{{Era|AC4}}
'''Pirate hunters''' were groups of sailors who, during the early 18th century, tracked down and killed notorious [[Piracy|pirates]] throughout the [[Caribbean]], at the behest of various local governments and empires.


Using a variety of ships, ranging from [[Schooner|schooners]] to [[Man O' War|Men O' War]], pirate hunters would follow and attack their targets after the pirate had become notorious enough. Easily recognizable by their crimson sails and black-and-red hulls, hunters wore brown outfits with red accents, and were often converted pirates. [[Benjamin Hornigold]] was one such pirate hunter, working to eliminate his former allies after he joined the [[Templar Order]] in 1718. His two lieutenants, [[Josiah Burgess]] and [[John Cockram]], joined him in his task, and succeeded in killing the pirate captain Howell in [[Principe]] the following year.
Using a variety of [[ships]], ranging from [[Schooner|schooners]] to [[Man O' War|Men O' War]], pirate hunters would follow and attack their targets after the pirate had become notorious enough. Easily recognizable by their crimson sails and black-and-red hulls, hunters wore brown outfits with red accents, and were often converted pirates. [[Benjamin Hornigold]] was one such pirate hunter, working to eliminate his former allies after he joined the [[Templars|Templar Order]] in 1718. His two lieutenants, [[Josiah Burgess]] and [[John Cockram]], joined him in his task, and succeeded in killing the pirate Captain Howell in [[Príncipe]] the following year.
 
During his career as a pirate, [[Edward Kenway]] would occasionally attract the attention of the pirate hunters, even going so far as to purposely lure a group of hunters to his location while completing a mission on the behalf of the [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[Merchants|merchant]] [[Milo van der Graaff]].


During his career as a pirate, [[Edward Kenway]] would occasionally attract the attention of the pirate hunters, even going so far as to purposely lure a group of hunters to his location while completing a mission on the behalf of the [[Netherlands|Dutch]] merchant [[Milo van der Graaff]]. 
==Reference==
==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]] ''
*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''
[[Category:Navies]]
[[Category:Navies]]
[[Category:Templar-affiliated groups]]
[[Category:Articles needing images]]

Revision as of 06:03, 7 April 2014

Pirate hunters were groups of sailors who, during the early 18th century, tracked down and killed notorious pirates throughout the Caribbean, at the behest of various local governments and empires.

Using a variety of ships, ranging from schooners to Men O' War, pirate hunters would follow and attack their targets after the pirate had become notorious enough. Easily recognizable by their crimson sails and black-and-red hulls, hunters wore brown outfits with red accents, and were often converted pirates. Benjamin Hornigold was one such pirate hunter, working to eliminate his former allies after he joined the Templar Order in 1718. His two lieutenants, Josiah Burgess and John Cockram, joined him in his task, and succeeded in killing the pirate Captain Howell in Príncipe the following year.

During his career as a pirate, Edward Kenway would occasionally attract the attention of the pirate hunters, even going so far as to purposely lure a group of hunters to his location while completing a mission on the behalf of the Dutch merchant Milo van der Graaff.

Reference