Armada of the Damned

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This article is about the pirate ghost fleet. You may be looking for the video game of the same name.

General information
Leader	Undead pirate captain
Notable members	James Sterling Pirates
Ships	At least seven ships
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Armada of the Damned
Latest appearance	Armada of the Damned

"They say, 'dead men tell no tales'. But my tale is just beginning."

―James Sterling

The Armada of the Damned was the fleet of ghost ships operated by pirates during the 18th century. When James Sterling was killed by Admiral Maldonado, his body sank to the bottom of the ocean, where it was found by undead crewmen of the Armada. Their leader, an undead pirate captain, resurrected Sterling and gave him the choice to continue his pirate career as member of his cursed crew, or as normal human being.

Behind the scenes

The Armada of the Damned was to appear in Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned, the unreleased video game by Propaganda Games. While unconfirmed, the Armada used the skull and crossed swords, the same Jolly Roger flag used by Hector Barbossa, as it appeared in the beginning of the trailer.

If James Sterling rejects the curse of the Armada, he will end his pirate days as a dashing and notorious swashbuckler, but if he accepts the curse, he will become the most dreaded pirate on the Seven Seas.

Appearances

• Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned