Prison Guard Elite

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Unknown
Biographical information
Gender	Male
Died	1729, defeated by Captain Jack Sparrow
Title(s)	Guard
Statistics
Weapon(s) owned	Sword
Affiliation	Turkish Prison Mordillah
Behind the scenes
First appearance	At World's End (video game)
Last appearance	At World's End (video game)
Cause	Defeated by Captain Jack Sparrow

This man was the most elite guard stationed at the Turkish Prison under Mordillah.

Biography

The most elite guard at the Turkish Prison, the prison guard elite answered to warden Mordillah. In 1729, after infamous pirate Captains Edward Teague and his son Jack Sparrow escaped from the upper cells of the prison, Mordillah sent the prison guard to dispose of them. However, Sparrow was able to defeat the guard and his subordinates, and he and Teague were both able to escape.

Behind the scenes

Concept art.

• The Prison Guard Elite was voiced by an unknown actor in the At World's End video game.
• The character only appears in the PS3 version of the game.

Appearances

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (video game)