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Gear
Swords
<section end="Resynced Swords"/>| Name | Type | Rarity | Damage | Maximum Takedowns | Perk | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order of Gold<section begin="NAME"/> | Pistol Sword | Legendary | 38 | 3 | Automatically fires a shot after each Perfect Dodge | Purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 3 (29000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Ezio's Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 25 | 3 | Able to perfect parry unstoppable attacks | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Altaïr's Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 25 | 4 | Takedowns recover some health | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Pistol Sword | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Killing enemies with these swords also damages nearby enemies | <section end="NAME"/> |
| The Fortune<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 20 | 3 | Each kill with a Heavy Strike kill gives some reales | Follow the treasure map gained by collecting all 11 portraits<section end="NAME"/> |
| Blades of Toledo<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 25 | 3 | Heavy Strikes recover a small amount of health | Purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 3 (24000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Naoe's Shadowblade<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 25 | 4 | Perfect Parry and Perfect Dodge are easier to perform | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Spring-Steel Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Able to parry gunshots | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Lightserver's Blades<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Heavy Strike range is increased | Purchase the Master Assassin Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Matched Golden Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 25 | 4 | Chain Takedowns are easier to perform and range is increased | Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 8 Deer Hide, 12 Crocodile Leather, 20 Sugar<section end="NAME"/> |
| Le Bourgeoys Blades<section begin="NAME"/> | Pistol Sword | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Fire an extra shot with each Heavy Strike | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Dual Cleavers<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Sword attack power is increased while health is low | Purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 3 (19000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Masterwork Blades<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Legendary | 29 | 3 | Heavy Strikes recover some health | Purchased from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua for 6 Wild Pig Hide, 4 Rabbit Pelt, 30 Aloe<section end="NAME"/> |
| Dragon's Fang Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 4 | Killing enemies with these swords temporarily increases attack power | Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Blades of the Damned<section begin="NAME"/> | Pistol Sword | Legendary | 38 | 2 | Enemies sometime catch fire after their defense is broken | Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Serpent's Fang Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 3 | Perfect Parry recovers some health | Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Persian Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Legendary | 38 | 4 | Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns | reward from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/> |
| Espada Ancha<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Rare | 13 | 4 | N/A | found from an underwater chest in Shipwreck: The Black Trench<section end="NAME"/> |
| French Court Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Rare | 25 | 2 | N/A | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (6500 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Pirate Scimitars<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Rare | 38 | 3 | N/A | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (11000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| British Colonial Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Rare | 25 | 3 | N/A | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (6500 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Scottish Broadswords<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Rare | 38 | 2 | N/A | Reward from Treasure Map from Isla Providencia<section end="NAME"/> |
| Standard Pistol Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Pistol Sword | Rare | 25 | 3 | N/A | Purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (6500 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Captain Drake's Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Rare | 38 | 2 | N/A | Found in treasure chest at Sacrifice Island<section end="NAME"/> |
| Ferraro's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Rare | 38 | 4 | N/A | Purchased from General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara for 16000 Reales<section end="NAME"/> |
| Officer's Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Rare | 17 | 4 | N/A | Purchased from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (8500 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| British Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Common | 17 | 2 | N/A | [Acquired during/Complete] Lively Havana<section end="NAME"/> |
| French Dress Swords<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Common | 20 | 2 | N/A | Purchased from any General Store for 1200 Reales<section end="NAME"/> |
| Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Common | 17 | 2 | N/A | Found in treasure chest in Havana<section end="NAME"/> |
| Officer's Smallswords<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Common | 13 | 2 | N/A | Default swords<section end="NAME"/> |
| German Rapiers<section begin="NAME"/> | Rapier | Common | 22 | 2 | N/A | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Privateer's Cutlasses<section begin="NAME"/> | Cutlass | Common | 25 | 2 | N/A | <section end="NAME"/> |
| NAME<section begin="NAME"/> | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Lightserver's Blades | Sleek black blades with gold filigree, hones to deadly edges. |
| Dragon's Fang Swords | A sword with a light, graceful design featuring a mystic jade edge. |
| Blades of the Damned | A pair of swords glowing with hellfire and brimstone, fierce and powerful. |
| Serpent's Fang Cutlasses | A pair of sharp, serpentine swords inspired by sea monster fangs, lit with neon patterns. |
| The Fortune | A pair of unique swords once used by the infamous pirate, Edward Kenway. |
| Dual Cleavers | A pair of simple meat cleavers typically used by butchers and made infamous by pirates as weapons of war. |
| Order of Gold | Adorned with intricate patterns, these blades are a rare and deadly curiosity. |
| Ezio's Swords | A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. |
| Altaïr's Swords | A pair of swords once owned by the legendary Assassin mentor, Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad. |
| Naoe's Shadowblade | A balanced katana shaped by shinobi combat principles, favoring fluid movement and rapid follow-up strikes. Performs best with evasive tactics. |
| Dark Animus Corsair Pistol Swords | These blades dance with strange light, like tears in the fabric of the world. |
| Spring-Steel Swords | A pair of swords that look unremarkable at first glance, but have the strength to deflect bullets if wielded properly. |
| Blades of Toledo | A sleek pair of swords Edward Kenway acquired in the famous city of Toledo. |
| Le Bourgeoys Blades | The only pair of pistol swords with a genuine original flintlock attached. |
| Persian Scimitars | A beautiful and deadly pair of Persian scimitars, replete with embedded diamonds. |
| Matched Golden Swords | A pair of legendary golden swords, praised far and wide for their exquisite beauty. |
| Masterwork Blades | A pair of beautifully balanced swords forged by a master craftsman. |
| Espada Ancha | Versatile soldier's swords, unremarkable in appearance but trustworthy in a fight. |
| French Court Swords | A pair of swords famous for having a perfect balance between speed and power. |
| Pirate Scimitars | A pair of devastating scimitars, praised from Barbados to Boston. |
| British Colonial Cutlasses | A pair of cutlasses popular among the settlers of the British colonies in North America. |
| Scottish Broadswords | Heavy broadswords that emphasize damage over finesse. |
| Standard Pistol Swords | A pair of rare pistol swords, capable of firing a gunshot in the right circunstances. |
| Captain Drake's Swords | A pair of silver broadswords rumored to have been used by the legendary privateer, Sir Francis Drake. |
| Ferraro's Rapiers | A pair of rapiers that belonged to the Italian diplomat, Ruggiero Ferraro. |
| Officer's Rapiers | A pair of extremely light rapiers praised for their swiftness. |
| German Rapiers | A pair of traditional German rapiers typically used by Prussian court officers. |
| Privateer's Cutlasses | A pair of cutlasses appreciated for their versatility by privateers throughout the West Indies. |
| British Cutlasses | A pair of light cutlasses made popular by British privateers. |
| French Dress Swords | A pair of elegant swords made popular by French court officers. |
| Spanish Cup-hilt Rapiers | A pair of cheap yet efficient Spanish rapiers. |
| Officer's Smallswords | A pair of small swords popular among officers in the British Army. |
Pistols
<section end="Resynced Pistols"/>| Name | Rarity | Range | Draw Speed | Perk | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 22 | 1.00 | Each pistol shot ricochets to a second target | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Darkworker's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 22 | 1.50 | While anonymous, pistols do not consume ammunition | Purchase the Master Assassin Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Dragon's Roar Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 28 | 1.50 | Pistol range increased after a pistol shot kill | Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Diabolist's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 20 | 1.20 | Pistol shots set enemies near the target on fire | Purchase the Hellfire Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Fury of the Deep Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 28 | 1.50 | Heals slightly after firing a headshot | Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack<section end="NAME"/> |
| Golden Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 28 | 1.20 | Killing an enemy with the postol will slow time briefly | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 3 (18000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Gargoyle's Breath<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 20 | 1.50 | Explosive round. Consumes 100 Reales per shot | from Restored Weathered Map treasure<section end="NAME"/> |
| Captain Drake's Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 24 | 1.20 | Pistol shots kill Captains instantly (except Bosses) | bought from secret General Store on unmarked island in the north-west of Gibara region at Coordinates 550, 638 (22000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Rustic Flintlocks<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 22 | 1.20 | After a Perfect Dodge, quick shooting immediately does not consume ammunition | obtained from in-game online store for free (on map press Options-Button to access the store).<section end="NAME"/> |
| Peaceful Means<section begin="NAME"/> | Legendary | 20 | 1.00 | Pistol shots are quieter | bought from Treasure Dealer in Great Inagua at the docks after building his shop for 5000 Reales (costs 3 Capuchin Monkey Pelt, 4 Iguana Leather, 20 Rum Barrels).<section end="NAME"/> |
| Cannon-Barrel Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 21 | 1.12 | N/A | from locked chest in Jiguey (535, 511). It's a locked underwater chest, loot the key from the pirate leader on the beach inside Jiguey, in the same cave as the chest.<section end="NAME"/> |
| Captain Morgan's Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 20 | 1.50 | N/A | from underwater chest on Black Island (917, 616)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Captain's Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 20 | 1.50 | N/A | from chest in Great Inagua (823, 448)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Spanish Officer Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 24 | 1.00 | N/A | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (5500 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Pirate Blunderbusses<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 20 | 1.00 | N/A | purchasable from Great Inagua General Store at Upgrade Level 2 (6000 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Baldwin's Golden Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Rare | 26 | 1.00 | N/A | Complete Plantain!<section end="NAME"/> |
| Standard Wheellock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Common | 20 | 1.12 | N/A | purchasable from any General Store (800 Reales)<section end="NAME"/> |
| Common Flintlock Pistols<section begin="NAME"/> | Common | 20 | 1.00 | N/A | Default pistols<section end="NAME"/> |
| NAME<section begin="NAME"/> | <section end="NAME"/> |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Dark Animus Corsair Flintlocks | Truth and thunder in the palm of your hand. |
| Darkworker's Pistols | Hand-carved ebony with gold-plated iron forming a lethal union. |
| Dragon's Roar Pistols | Sleek pistols imbued with ornate scrollwork and glowing jade. |
| Diabolist's Pistols | A set of pistols wreathed in infernal flames, emitting an aura of destruction. |
| Fury of the Deep Pistols | Silvery, steel pistols adorned with deep-sea patterns and neon highlights. |
| Golden Flintlock Pistols | A set of legendary, golden flintlock pistols, famed for their extraordinary precision. |
| Gargoyle's Breath | Monstrous, leering faces adorn the grips of these pistols. |
| Captain Drake's Flintlocks | A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by captain and knight, Sir Francis Drake. |
| Rustic Flintlocks | Firearms with rustic patinas, showing the marks of countless skirmishes. Compact, reliable, and ready for close encounters or unexpected duels. |
| Peaceful Means | The method by which many disputes can be swiftly resolved. |
| Cannon-Barrel Pistols | A set of pistols forged to resemble ship cannons. |
| Captain Morgan's Pistols | A set of flintlock pistols once owned and used by Captain Morgan. |
| Captain's Wheellock Pistols | A rare set of old wheellock pistols, coveted by soldiers for their sturdiness and sentimental value. |
| Spanish Officer Pistols | A set of pistols, praised throughout the West Indies for their stability. |
| Pirate Blunderbusses | A set of bulky blunderbusses, popular among pirates for their brashness. |
| Baldwin's Golden Pistols | Inextricably tied to the fall of the Baldwin name, these pistols claimed the lives of at least two of their owners' family. They are likely to claim many more. |
| Standard Wheellock Pistols | A set of wheellock pistols, perfect for reaching targets at great distances. |
| Common Flintlock Pistols | A set of typical flintlock pistols, found all across the West Indies. |
Trinkets
| Image | Name | Rarity | Description | Perk | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black Pearl | Legendary | This ominous trinket contain the ghosts of drowned sailors. | Takedowns can chain to one more enemy | Purchase from the Treasure Dealer for 60 wine, 40 spice, 30 tobacco and 20 aloe | |
| Shark Teeth | Legendary | A symbol of fierceness and reckless bravery. | Brutes cannot deny Chain Takedowns | Purchase from a level 3 General Store for 25000 Reales | |
| Templar Cross | Legendary | The secret symbol of the Templars. | Reduce damage from enemy melee attacks | Complete Damn Fine Gear | |
| Hidden Ones Sigil | Legendary | The secret sigil of the Hidden Ones. | Enemies' detection time is increased while crouched | Complete The Pirate Captain | |
| Brass Bird Trinket | Legendary | Kenway's lucky brass charm, linked to his iconic ship. | Rope Dart cooldown is shorter | Purchase the Master Assassin Pack | |
| Wooden Eyeball | Legendary | This false eye provides extra insight. | Quick shooting kills Brutes instantly | Purchased from General Store at Great Inagua for 12000 Reales | |
| Obsidian Monolith | Legendary | Darker than the blackest seaglass, gazing too long upon this particular material hurts the eyes. | Perfect Dodge is easier to perform | ||
| Yax Tun Pendant | Legendary | This Mayan design brings fortune to its bearer. | All gunshots are mysteriously absorbed | Collect every Mayan Stelae and complete the Mayan Mysteries questline | |
| Hunter's Amulet | Rare | An amulet of good fortune favored by hunters. | Animals' range of detection is reduced | ||
| Bloody Spanish Medal | Rare | One of Laurens Prins' trophies from his time as a soldier. | Reduces damage from Spanish soldiers | ||
| Anchor Medallion | Rare | A lucky anchor medallion favored by sharp-eyed sailors. | Increases the rewards from floating loot | ||
| Lock of Hair | Rare | A lock of Caroline's hair kept as a lucky keepsake. | Restore some health after a perfect parry | ||
| Cross Pendant | Rare | A bejeweled cross once worn by the wealthiest citizen in Kingston. | Reduces damage from British soldiers | ||
| Exotic Sea Shells | Rare | A string of sea shells gathered from around the world. | Increases the wildlife products gained from skinning animals | Found in treasure chest in southeast Havana | |
| Small Goblet | Rare | A sacred grail said to prolong its owner's life. | Increases the amount of healing from food, drink, and remedies | ||
| Jackdaw Totem | Rare | Carved by an unknown sculptor, it represents protection and gratitude. | Falling from high places no longer damages Edward | ||
| Lodestone | Rare | A naturally magnetized piece of mineral. | Loots nearby Corpses and Curios automatically | Purchased from a General Store for 7000 Reales | |
| Folded Palm | Rare | A gambler's trinket meant to bring good fortune. | Gain reales after each Takedown | ||
| Found Coin | Rare | A large gold coin turned into a good luck charm. | Increase the amount of Reales gained | ||
| Rabbit's Foot | Common | A lucky charm for warding off misfortune. | Chance of staggering an enemy following a successful parry | Complete The Taíno Assassin | |
| Gold Earring | Common | Gold hoop earrings stolen from a lady with connections in high places. | Reduces the gain of Wanted Level from acts of piracy | Found in underwater chest at Salt Key Bank | |
| Diamond Trinket | Common | This diamond trinket is as tough as nails and as hard as a rock. | Oxygen drains slower while diving underwater | Found in underwater treasure chest at Cape Bonavista | |
| Demon-forged Pendant | Legendary | A fiery charm pulsating with dark energy from the lower planes. | Berserk darts also sets enemy on fire | Purchase the Hellfire Pack | |
| Abyssal Pendant | Legendary | A silver snakehead charm, illuminated with an inner glow. | Killing enemies also recovers some health | Purchase the Sea Serpent Pack | |
| Fortunate Circle Charm | Legendary | An elegant pendant in the form of a lucky jade circle. | Impervious to attacks for a short duration after a Perfect Dodge | Purchase the Dragon Storm Pack | |
| Narwhal's Horn | Rare | The broken tip of a narwhal's horn. | Enemy guards lose their defensive stance more quickly | Found inside the house on Cat Island |
DB
Bar some minor typographical changes, different images, and removal of the AE employees' comments, following entries are the same as BF:
- Edward Kenway, Caroline Scott
- Duncan Walpole, Julien du Casse, Laureano Torres y Ayala, Woodes Rogers
- Jungles, Havana, Sea Urchin, Jellyfish
General Database
| Adéwalé | Anne Bonny | Bernard "The Butler" Woodhouse | Edward "Blackbeard" Thatch | Edward Kenway |
| Calico Jack Rackham | Caroline Scott | Charles Vane | James Kidd | |
| Stede Bonnet |
| Abel Bramah | Bartholomew Roberts | Benjamin Hornigold | Duncan Walpole | El Tiburón | Julien du Casse | Laureano Torres y Ayala | The Sage | Woodes Rogers |
| Brig | Cutter | El Dorado | Frigate | HMS Intrigue | Jackdaw | Royal Fortune | Schooner | The Jacobite | The Ranger | The Revenge |
| Cat | Rabbit | Capuchin monkey | Iguana | Hutia | Deer | Ocelot | Crocodile | Wild Pig | Howler Monkey | Red Howler Monkey | Jaguar | Black Jaguar | White Jaguar | Hammerhead Shark | Great White Shark | Bull Shark | Killer Whale | Humpback Whale | Flamingo | Cattle | Dog | Farm Pig | Parrot | Chicken | Eagle | Turtle | Dolphin | Great Blue Heron | Seagull | Pelican | Booby | Tropicbird | Frigatebird | Tiger Shark | Giant Squid | Manta Ray | Sea Urchin | Clown Triggerfish | Jellyfish |
| Birthday Announcement | Curious Schematic | Glass Cube | Templar Ring | Endeavor Cargo Manifest |
| Julien Du Casse's Portrait | Laureano de Torres' Portrait | El Tiburon's Portrait | Commodore Chamberlaine's Portrait | Woodes Rogers' Portrait | Laurens Prins' Portrait | Ben Hornigold's Portrait | Bartholomew Roberts' Portrait | Blackbeard's Portrait | Stede Bonnet's Portrait | Robert Maynard's Portrait |
| Deity Figurine | Chalice | Bat-Nosed Figurine | Eagle Figurine | Earth Monster Relief | Taino Bust | Bust of a Water Deity | Jar with Ritual Scene | Maize Deity | Pectoral Disk | Pedestal Bowl | Seated Zemi Figure | Standard Bearer | Tripod Vessel with Date Glyph | Triptych | Vulture Vessel | Baroque Guitar | Beaver Pelt | Bracelet | Cabinet | Clock | Commode | Turkish Copper Field Flask | Drum | Goa Stone Container | Head of an Oba | Jar with Four Faces | Joined Armchair with Cushion | Kast Cupboard | Mirror Back | Oboe | Parade Helmet a l’Antique | Scherer’s 1700 Globe | British Silver Teapot | Silver Two-handed Bowl | Trumpet -Random Reward from Kenway’s Fleet | Violoncello | Whydah Galley-style Bell | Wooden Term Statue of St. Adrian | Wooden Term Statue of St. Livertin | Yoke-Form Vessel |
| "The Burning of the 'Royal James'" | Map of the World | Vanitas Still-life | An English Ship in Action with Barbary Vessels | Harbor Scene at Sunset | Merry Company | Nymphs By A Fountain | Saint Jerome as Cardinal | The Flight into Egypt | Der Liederliche Student |
| Spanish Brig | Spanish Cutter | Spanish Schooner | The El Dorado | The Jackdaw | Nosso Senhor da Compreensao | The Revenge | Queen Anne's Revenge | Spanish Frigate | Spanish Man o' War | English Cutter | English Schooner | English Brig | English Frigate | English Man o' War | El Impoluto | HMS Prince | La Dama Negra | Brothers in Arms | HMS Ipswich |
| "Aberdeen Bestiary" (Phoenix Detail) |
World of Piracy
| Golden Age of Piracy | Jolly Roger | Pirate Articles | Pirate Round |
| Rum | Shanties | War of the Spanish Succession |
| British Empire | Drunkards | Spanish Empire | Swashbucklers |
| Coconut Beach | Fishermen's Villages | Florida | Great Inagua | Havana | Jungles | Nassau | Sugar Plantations |
| Basilica Menor de San Francisco de Asis | Governor's Mansion | Old Avery Tavern | Parish Church |
Transcription
Rabbits are most commonly fond [sic] in Nassau, Kingston, and Corozal.
Capuchin monkeys can be found in Matanzas and Misteriosa.
Iguana can be found at Great Inagua, Andreas Island, and Abaco Island.
Born: Unknown, England Died: 1715, Cape Bonavista Abel Bramah was captain of the Jacobite, a pirate brig operating in the Caribbean around 1714. He arrived in Nassau in January that year, when he gained the immediate dislike of the pirate Edward Thatch who advised Edward Kenway against associating with him. In June of 1715, Bramah's ship was traveling past Cape Bonavista in western Cuba with Kenway on crew when it was attacked by the Royal Navy frigate HMS Intrigue. Despite demasting the British vessel during the battle, the Jacobite's magazine was set alight. Before Bramah could order his crew to douse the flames, an Assassin named Duncan Walpole, who had been passenger [sic] aboard the Intrigue, killed him. Abel Bramah was known to be a harsh and cruel man, fond of personally flogging his crew and marooning others-an act he called "making a man a governor of his own island". Kenway later observed that "nobody but his own mother was going to mourn our captain's passing.
Already a global power, the Spanish defeated powerful adversaries such as the Aztecs and Incas in the Americas by exploiting existing conflicts and rivalries between tribes and nations between the 15th and 18th centuries. Acquisitive and protective of the supply of precious metals its new colonies afforded it, the Spanish Empire enthusiastically participated in the Atlantic slave trade and defended its trade routes aggressively. Even after its defeat in the War of the Spanish Succession, the 18th century was nevertheless one of prosperity for the Spanish Empire, as their trade reputation grew steadily under Bourbon oversight, and continued to grow at an extraordinary rate until the 1780s.
This strong alcoholic drink originated in the Caribbean colonies as early as the 16th Century. Made by fermenting sugar cane, it quickly became a major trade good and a linchpin of the so-called Triangle Trade linking Africa, New England, and the Caribbean plantations. Mixed with beer and water, it could be called grog and used as a ration aboard sailing ships.
Sea shanties are work songs sung by gangs of sailors to help coordinate group labor, especially with sails and rigging. The songs take the form of a call-and-response, with a soloist leading the song and the bulk of the sailors echoing and multi-sourced, often referencing popular music, folk tunes, and the everyday realities of a sailor's life.
The classic pirate flag is a black ensign with a skull and crossbones, although various designs existed and some were blood red instead of black. The term Jolly Roger was popularized by Charles Johnson's "A History of the Pyrates", but it could also be known as the Death's Head, Old Roger, or the Black Flag. The fearsome design encouraged merchant ships to surrender without a fight.
This sailing route - around the Cape of Good Hope off the southern coast of Africa - was a favored journey for ambitious pirates throughout the Golden Age of Piracy. After rounding the stormy cape and taking shelter on the shores of Madagascar, pirates would then sail north, targeting wealthy trading vessels from all nations carrying the treasures of the east such as silk, spice, and gold.
Unlike merchant ships, navies, or even privateers, pirate crews did not serve under an authoritarian ship's captain who had the final word on ship's discipline. Instead, pirates enjoyed an informal form of democracy, electing their own captains and abiding by informal agreements known as "pirate articles" or articles of agreement. These codes, whether written down or not, governed shipboard discipline, the election of a captain, and the division of treasure. Typically, each crewmate signed the ship's articles or at least made their "mark" and swore to uphold the agreements. Those found guilty of various offenses by their peers could be marooned, keel-hauled, or even tossed into the sea.
In 1701, Europe became embroiled in the War of the Spanish Succession to determine who would rule the Spanish Empire after King Charles II died childless. On one side were the Bourbons of France and Spain, on the other the Austrian Hapsburgs and its allies like Great Britain. The war spilled out of Europe and across the world, including the Caribbean. When the war ended, many British privateers were left unemployed and so turned their wartime talents to piracy on the high seas.
While piracy has existed in most places across history, the Golden Age of Piracy refers specifically to a period between the 1650s and the 1720s, when global circumnavigation, the discovery of the New World, and increasingly wealthy international trade across largely lawless, unpatrolled seas ushered in a period of unprecedented opportunity for pirates. The harsh conditions aboard most colonial ships - where common sailors were badly paid, and often press-ganged, indentured, or convicts - could lead to mutinies with entire crews turning outlaw. In many cases, piracy was not only the natural but the only choice for these crews to survive.
HMS Intrigue was a frigate in His Majesty's Royal Navy. It was sunk in battle with the Jacobite off the coast of Cape Bonavista.
The Revenge was a schooner owned by Stede Bonnet, and was originally a merchant ship used to transport crates of sugar from Bonnet's sugar plantation in Barbados to Havana.
Blood vial retrieved from Duncan Walpole.
Mark of a Templar, given by Governor Torres. Originally meant for the rogue assassin [sic] Duncan Walpole.
Schematic containing a diagram of the armillary sphere at The Observatory.
Historic archives contain scattered references to individuals known as "Sages", but they are few and far between. Each citation seems to refer to a different person living in a vastly different time and location. The earliest example was found in a Sumerian clay tablet in cuneiform script, while the latest survives only as a footnote in one of Laureano Torres's own journals, dated January 1704. In all – according to exhaustive research – seven different "Sages" seem to have graced the world's stage in the past twelve hundred years. But the real number is likely higher. Perhaps, the strangest aspect connecting each of these various sightings is the fact that, in every case, visual descriptions of each Sage are remarkably similar. So similar, in fact, that one wouldn't be faulted for assuming they ware talking about a single, immortal man. However, in two of the seven citations, explicit mention is made of their death and burial. Is this therefore some bizarre form of reincarnation? Or some simpler explanation that is presently unknown? More research is required.
Born: 1688, Barbados Died: ???? Born into plentitude and wealth on Barbados, Stede Bonnet seemed destined for a life of pleasure and ease. The son of a successful and influential plantation owner, his early life was marked by tragedy when his parents died suddenly, leaving seven year-old Stede orphaned and in a perpetual state of melancholy. His inheritance of some 400 acres of land softened the blow caused by the loss of his parents, and by the time Stede was in his late teens, he had already restored the sugar plantation to a profitable state. He married young and set about starting a family as soon as possible, but owing to what some called a "disorder of the mind" he never found solace or comfort in these domestic trappings. To further complicate his unease, his firstborn son died in infancy, further amplifying his grief and stiming his restlessness. As a means of coping, he dreamed of going to sea and sailing about the world, meeting people, living life as a man free of the obligations thrust upon him. When Bonnet's ship was apprehended by the British Navy on suspicion of piracy, he was rescued by the pirate Edward Kenway who, with the help of Blackbeard and others, eventually influenced the affable and impressionable merchant into going on the account himself.