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The Pirate Ring of Eden

The Pirate Ring of Eden was one of the many Rings of Eden crafted by the Isu Idun, small artifacts that harnessed the power of electromagnetic fields, allowing its wearers to deflect projectiles, metallic weaponry and energy-based weapon discharges. This particular ring shrouded its wearer with a golden glow.[1]

Recovered from the spoils of a pirate vessel by Templar captain Jeffrey Bloodworth in 1722, the ring was quickly put into use, helping him defeat any enemy he faced. Wishing to eliminate the Assassin duo of Adéwalé and Edward Kenway, he prepared a trap envolving the ship Black Ivory, though the pair managed to turn the tables on Bloodworth and kill him.[1]

Behind the scenes

The fate of the ring is left unclear in its appearance, considering the roleplaying nature of the title it appears in.

Appearances

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