Conttoyor
Conttoyor was one of the forts in the West Indies, during the early 18th century, that protected the important trade routes. Like many of the forts in the West Indies, it was under the control of the Spanish Navy.
The fort was located on a small island just east of the Mexican shoreline, near the Assassin stronghold of Tulum.
At some point between 1717 and 1722, the pirate Edward Kenway attacked the fort, using his ship, the Jackdaw to destroy its defenses, before his crew invaded the fort on foot. Edward managed to kill the fort's ranking officers and commander, after which the fort fell under pirate control.
After the fort was taken from Spanish control, a harbormaster's station was built down on the docks, where Kenway was also able to accept two naval contracts from an agent representing the Dutch merchant Milo van der Graaff. Beware, this fort often has bad storms around it.