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{{Quote|She's a fussock, she is. Fat and slow.|Edward Thatch, on ''El Arca del Maestro'', 1715.|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag}} | {{Quote|She's a fussock, she is. Fat and slow.|Edward Thatch, on ''El Arca del Maestro'', 1715.|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag}} | ||
[[File:AC4 El Arca Del Maestro.png|thumb|250px|''El Arca del Maestro'' anchored in Great Inagua]] | [[File:AC4 El Arca Del Maestro.png|thumb|250px|''El Arca del Maestro'' anchored in Great Inagua]] | ||
'''''El Arca del Maestro''''' (English: ''The Ark of the Master'') was a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Man O' War|galleon]] used by the [[France|French]] [[Templars|Templar]] [[Julien du Casse]] in late 1715. | '''''El Arca del Maestro''''' (English: ''The Ark of the Master'') was a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Man O' War|galleon]] used by the [[France|French]] [[Templars|Templar]] [[Julien du Casse]] in late 1715. She was gifted to him by Templar Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala to help further their goals in the Caribbean and was one of the largest galleons in the Spanish Navy. | ||
In order to improve [[Nassau]]'s defenses, [[Edward Thatch]] and [[Edward Kenway]] planned to commandeer the galleon and station it just beyond Nassau's northern harbor. | In order to improve [[Nassau]]'s defenses, [[Edward Thatch]] and [[Edward Kenway]] planned to commandeer the galleon and station it just beyond Nassau's northern harbor. | ||
Kenway's ''[[Jackdaw]]'' tailed the vessel through a storm, eventually following it to a cove on the island of [[Great Inagua]]. Looping around the island, the pirate made his way through the jungle and assassinated Julien aboard the galleon. Afterward, Edward claimed the cove as his own, while Thatch took the ship's cannons and brought the ship to [[Abaco Island]] before beaching it. | Kenway's ''[[Jackdaw]]'' tailed the vessel through a storm, witnessing her repel an assault from Charles Vane's ''Ranger, ''eventually following it to a cove on the island of [[Great Inagua]]. Looping around the island, the pirate made his way through the jungle and assassinated Julien aboard the galleon. Afterward, Edward claimed the cove as his own, while Thatch took the ship's cannons and brought the ship to [[Abaco Island]] before beaching it close to a buried treasure chest. | ||
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Revision as of 18:58, 28 November 2015
- "She's a fussock, she is. Fat and slow."
- ―Edward Thatch, on El Arca del Maestro, 1715.[src]
El Arca del Maestro (English: The Ark of the Master) was a Spanish galleon used by the French Templar Julien du Casse in late 1715. She was gifted to him by Templar Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala to help further their goals in the Caribbean and was one of the largest galleons in the Spanish Navy.
In order to improve Nassau's defenses, Edward Thatch and Edward Kenway planned to commandeer the galleon and station it just beyond Nassau's northern harbor.
Kenway's Jackdaw tailed the vessel through a storm, witnessing her repel an assault from Charles Vane's Ranger, eventually following it to a cove on the island of Great Inagua. Looping around the island, the pirate made his way through the jungle and assassinated Julien aboard the galleon. Afterward, Edward claimed the cove as his own, while Thatch took the ship's cannons and brought the ship to Abaco Island before beaching it close to a buried treasure chest.
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El Arca del Maestro beached on Abaco Island
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