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The Panthers were a class of light frigates employed by the British Royal Navy in their attempts to rid the Caribbean of the scourge of piracy. This standardized design was light enough to pursue and catch pirate vessels, which tended to outpace the Navy with superior speed and agility. At the same time, they were also heavily armed, with eight guns on their decks and a further ten below. Members of this class garnered a bloody reputation among pirates for their capability to deliver devastating broadsides, even to vessels larger than themselves. These ships prowled the waters off Port Royal, protecting the fort and the town from incursions by pirates.

Appearances[]

• Pirates of the Caribbean Online

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Pirates of the Caribbean Online Wiki

British Royal Navy ships in Pirates of the Caribbean
Royal Navy ships Albion – HMS Achilles – HMS Adventure – Arabella – Battle-Royale – Bastion – Belette – HMS Blazer – British galleon – British warship – Bulwark – Centurion – HMS Century – Colossus – HMS Comet – HMS Dauntless – HMS Diamond – Dreadnought – Elite – HMS Endeavour – En-Garde – Essex – Ferret – Goliath – Greyhound – HMS Hound – HMS Hyena – HMS Interceptor – HMS Invincible – Jack Sparrow's corvette – Kingfisher – Lawrence Norrington's ship – Man O' War – Monarch – HMS Newcastle – Panther – HMS Peregrine – Perseverance – HMS Phoenix – Predator – Pride of London – HMS Providence – HMS Raven – HMS Resistance – HMS Rose – HMS Success – Tally-ho – HMS Trepassey – Vanguard – HMS Victor – HMS Victory
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