Drifting Dead

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Drifting Dead
General information
Notable members	Pirates in Davy Jones' Locker Bartholomew Roberts Gentleman Jocard (formerly) Sam
Ships	Destroyed vessels brought to the Locker through unknown means
Head­quarters	Fiddler's Green
Locations	Davy Jones' Locker
Other information
Affiliation	Brethren Court
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (video game)
Latest appearance	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (video game)

"The legends speak of many strange and deadly creatures who inhabit this land, Captain Barbossa."
"Ah, but I be strange and deadly and legendary myself! Haha!"

―Tia Dalma and Hector Barbossa

The Pirates trapped in Davy Jones' Locker look just like normal, mortal pirates, but one difference makes them a lot more dangerous, desperation. The Drifting Dead, as they are called, would do anything they could to escape the Locker and return to the world they once knew. They are armed with Cutlasses, Pistols, Daggers, and Rapiers. They are very formidable in battle. Among the Drifting Dead was the once notorious pirate, Black Bart, who was found on his destroyed ship.

Behind the scenes

• The Drifting Dead's first and only appearance in the 2007 video game Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
• In the PlayStation 2, PC and PSP version of the game, rather than looking like normal humans, the drifting dead are monstrous zombie-like creatures in the first part of the Davy Jones' Locker level, and undead skeletons with swords and anchors still in their body in the second part.

Appearances

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

Sources

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