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The ''Pilgrim'' and her sister ship, the ''[[Cauldron]]'' were one of the few [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Ships|vessels]] left after the decline of the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. She and her sister ship were sunk by Cormac's ship, the ''[[Morrigan]]'' in naval combat. | The ''Pilgrim'' and her sister ship, the ''[[Cauldron]]'' were one of the few [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Ships|vessels]] left after the decline of the [[Golden Age of Piracy]]. She and her sister ship were sunk by Cormac's ship, the ''[[Morrigan]]'' in naval combat. | ||
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In Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag,Edward Kenway could attack Pirate Hunter Men O War with the name Pilgrim but it is unknown if the Pilgrim captained by Joseph Reed was originally a Pirate Hunter Man O war captured by the Jackdaw years before and became active in piracy after Kenway left for England or the Pilgrim was once a Pirate Hunter ship that turned into piracy. | |||
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The Pilgrim was one of seven legendary ships encountered by the Assassin-turned-Templar Shay Cormac in the North Atlantic during the Seven Years' War, captained by Joseph Reed.
The Pilgrim and her sister ship, the Cauldron were one of the few pirate vessels left after the decline of the Golden Age of Piracy. She and her sister ship were sunk by Cormac's ship, the Morrigan in naval combat.
Trivia: In Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag,Edward Kenway could attack Pirate Hunter Men O War with the name Pilgrim but it is unknown if the Pilgrim captained by Joseph Reed was originally a Pirate Hunter Man O war captured by the Jackdaw years before and became active in piracy after Kenway left for England or the Pilgrim was once a Pirate Hunter ship that turned into piracy.
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