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Sir Edward Pellew's Squadron

@u114544609Tracked since Jun 2026

Here I endeavor to bring classic sailing warships back to life.

Observed Aug 28, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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0% · 30-day rate from 23 observed days

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incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$14

Starting price

$15/mo

2 membership tiers

Where the 27 observed tier members sit

Membership tiers

$096.3%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 28, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree2696.3% of observed tier members

$15/moTier13.7% of observed tier members

Growth signals: Sir Edward Pellew's Squadron

1 paid members · 30-day rate from 23 observed days

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121

Jun 202614 weeks trackedNow

Sir Edward Pellew's Squadron1 members · $14/mo

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Sir Edward Pellew's Squadron's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Sir Edward Pellew's Squadron	Freshness
#2	NEXUS RPGGamesCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	1	Same value	Aug 28, 2026
#2	Ninsen (忍仙)GamesCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	1	Same value	Aug 28, 2026
#2	Sir Edward Pellew's SquadronProfileGamesPaid members position in Recommended cohort	1	Reference	Aug 28, 2026Stale
#2	sleptWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	1	Same value	Aug 28, 2026
#2	xRouedGamesCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	1	Same value	Aug 28, 2026

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Article Latest post$15 tier & upRoyal Oak 1690

Launched in 1690, Royal Oak at 1,154 Tons BM was rated for 70-74 guns and 500 Men and Classed as a Third Rate Ship Of The Line. Built during

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Sussex 1693Launched in 1693, this 80 gun Third rate represented excellence in fighting and sailing quality's. Built as part of a new class of 80 gun shImageJuly 20$15 tier & up 0 0

Barfleur 1697In 1695 the Admiralty of the Royal Navy placed an order for four 2nd Rate Ships of the Line, which would become Association, Namur, TriumphArticleJuly 11$15 tier & up 0 0

Boyne 1692HMS Boyne, Launched in 1692, bearing 80 Guns and rated for 490 Men. This third rate ship of the line was one of the first in a new line of lArticleJune 20$15 tier & up 0 0

Victory 1695HMS Victory Launched in 1695, was a 100 gun 1st rate built by Sir Robert Lee from the remains of the 1675 Royal James. carrying 780 men, weiArticleApril 27$15 tier & up 0 0

Namur 1697Launched in 1697, this 2nd Rate would be first to bear the name Namur, which would become a legendary name with the Royal Navy. with 680 menArticleMarch 6$15 tier & up 0 0

Dauphin Royal 1738With the Launch of Sceptre in 1720 the 74 gun ship of the line was born, which would become the standard fighting ship for all major europeaArticleJanuary 17$15 tier & up 0 0

Lizard 1697Before the ''True Frigate'' came about in the 1740s there were three types of frigate, type one two decked frigates, Galley frigates, and thArticleJanuary 17Public 0 0

Scarborough 1696Scarborough 32 guns, part of an early generation of british frigates, she represented the generation of galley frigate that would be commonImageJanuary 17Public 0 0

St George 1701Launched in 1701, His Majesty's Ship St George of 90 guns, represented the 2nd rate ship of the line. 2nd rate ships were meant to supplemenArticleJanuary 3Public 0 0

Royal Anne 1704Launched in 1704, Royal Anne was the 2nd 1st rate to be built in the new century after Royal Sovereign launched three years previous. RoyalArticleDec 3, 2025$15 tier & up 0 0

Royal Sovereign 1701Launched in 1701, Royal Sovereign represented a new generation of 1st rate ships of 100 guns. She measured 174' on the gundeck, and 50' on tArticleNov 30, 2025$15 tier & up 0 0

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