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Captain '''Jeffrey Bloodworth''', also known as | Captain '''Jeffrey Bloodworth''' (died 1722), also known as '''"Keelhauling" Jeff''', was an [[England|English]] noble and member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order|British Templars]]. Single-minded in his interests of hunting [[Piracy|pirates]] and benefitting the Templar [[New World Order|cause]], Bloodworth travelled to the [[Caribbean]] and became the [[captain]] of the ''[[Royal Bounty]]''. A man who compensated his lack of charisma and leadership with cruelty, Bloodworth received his moniker for his habit of {{Wiki|keelhauling}} any prisoner captured. In 1722, he recovered a [[Pirate Ring of Eden|Ring of Eden]] from the spoils of a pirate vessel, a power that he quickly put into use.<ref name="Boarding">''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]] – [[Legacy of the Brotherhood]]'' – [[The Boarding of the Black Ivory]]</ref> | ||
That same year, Bloodworth, aware of [[Assassins|Assassin]] movement in the region, prepared a trap meant to eliminate [[Adéwalé]] and [[Edward Kenway]]: using the [[ | That same year, Bloodworth, aware of [[Assassins|Assassin]] movement in the region, prepared a trap meant to eliminate [[Adéwalé]] and [[Edward Kenway]]: using the [[slave ship]] ''[[Black Ivory]]'' as bait, he would wait until it was engaged in combat by the ''[[Jackdaw]]'' and then attack with his own [[ship]], which had superior weaponry. However, the pirates managed to commandeer the ''Black Ivory'' and, using both ships, reached the ''Royal Bounty'' and [[Assassination|assassinated]] Bloodworth in spite of his use of the Ring.<ref name="Boarding"/> | ||
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*''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]'' | *''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]] – [[Legacy of the Brotherhood]]'' | ||
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Captain Jeffrey Bloodworth (died 1722), also known as "Keelhauling" Jeff, was an English noble and member of the British Templars. Single-minded in his interests of hunting pirates and benefitting the Templar cause, Bloodworth travelled to the Caribbean and became the captain of the Royal Bounty. A man who compensated his lack of charisma and leadership with cruelty, Bloodworth received his moniker for his habit of keelhauling any prisoner captured. In 1722, he recovered a Ring of Eden from the spoils of a pirate vessel, a power that he quickly put into use.[1]
That same year, Bloodworth, aware of Assassin movement in the region, prepared a trap meant to eliminate Adéwalé and Edward Kenway: using the slave ship Black Ivory as bait, he would wait until it was engaged in combat by the Jackdaw and then attack with his own ship, which had superior weaponry. However, the pirates managed to commandeer the Black Ivory and, using both ships, reached the Royal Bounty and assassinated Bloodworth in spite of his use of the Ring.[1]