Deliverance
Points: 19
5 4 S+L

Ghost Ship.
Damned souls are condemned to the Deliverance,where they commit the same atrocities that doomed them in life. This spectral ship is commanded by Wraith—an entity whose malice rivals that of the Devil.

La Victoire
Points: 14
5 6 L

French crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Le Requin's language skills and treacherous use of flags conspire to lure other ships into La Victoire's net, though he is almost chivalric toward those who serve France—after all, they are countrymen!

Ranger
Points: 14
4 4 S+S

Broadsides Attack.
Brother Virgil inspired the crew of the Ranger to become seagoing Robin Hoods —with themselves as the deserving poor! Captain Greene intends to repay Brother Virgil for his "spiritual guidance."

Eagle
Points: 9
4 5 L

Spanish ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
As soon as marauding pirates dispatched the crew of L'Aquila, they raided Captain Alarico Castro's private supply of amontillado, the famed Spanish sherry.

Cassandra
Points: 11
4 6 S+S

Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Crimson Angel is fond of ancient history, so a ship called the Cassandra suits her nicely. She believes that coupling this four-masted beauty with the Pandora will give her a leg up on the competition.

Arabella
Points: 11
4 4 S+S

Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
Captain Barton named the Arabella after his former mother-in-law, a woman whose corset stays were reportedly as sturdy as the ship's masts.

La Morte de Yarborough
Points: 10
3 4 L

On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
While some pirates fly the skull and crossbones out of style, the crew of La Morte do so out of substance. After one of their own was killed savagely, they now feel it is their right that their hostages often have "accidents" right after their ransoms are paid.

Santiago
Points: 11
3 4 L

When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Captain Alberto Ladron could care less about collecting cargo. All he cares about is refitting captured prizes so that they are worthy of a conquering hero of Spain.

Amity
Points: 12
3 4 S+S+S

Ghost Ship.
The Amity left England bound for the West Indies, but she never arrived. If this is the same ship, it's a pretty safe bet that she doesn't have the same crew.

Treasure
Points: 13
3 3 S+S

Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
Some say that naming a pirate ship "the Treasure" is asking for trouble, but Captain Prentiss isn't worried: The ship's goods are stored in a warehouse in Lucina Harbor—not in her hold.

Adventure
Points: 9
3 5 L

Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Captain Devereaux is so obsessed with finding an artifact called the "Eye of the Dragon" that he has threatened to keel-haul any crew who pockets even a tiny trinket from a boarded ship.

Gilded Monkey
Points: 11
3 4 L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The captain of the Gilded Monkey has trained Skyme to gibber at the crew to make them load loot faster. Anyone who defies the creature usually finds an unwelcome deposit in his hammock.

Duke
Points: 15
3 3 S+L

Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Distinguished by her black hull and low profile, the agile Duke excels at frustrating long-range cannons. Calico Cat covets the vessel, and Jack Hawkins wants it only because she does.

Charles
Points: 9
2 4 S+S

If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
These pirates describe themselves as loyal English privateers and have been heard shouting "Long live the king!" in battle—despite having no reservations about firing on English ships.

Bonnie Liz
Points: 8
2 5 S+L

English crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Sailing under the secret patronage of Countess Doone, the commander of the Bonnie Liz is a relatively patriotic man who charges far less ransom for English prisoners than for others.

Royal James
Points: 8
2 3 S+L

Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
An ongoing competition aboard the Royal James gives bonuses for firing efficiency. One-shot kills are especially prized, and golden guineas are doubled for Spanish targets.

Raven
Points: 10
2 4 S+S+S

Schooner. This ship cannot be pinned.
Captain Parrish, a man of visions, says that Branwen the White Raven protects the ship, deflecting enemy fire with her invisible wings. His claim to fame: once drinking Jack Hawkins under the table.

Rover
Points: 2
1 2 S+L

This ship’s base move becomes S when she reaches her cargo limit.
Captain Hansson has made maps of many of the small inlets that litter the Crimson Coast, which he uses as refuge when his ship's small hold becomes laden with treasure.

Fancy
Points: 5
1 2 S+L

You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
To keep his crew sharp, Captain Harrison has his crew practice on larger, less-agile ships like Ville de Paris, which he would love to wrest from the simpering Phillipe du Brissac.

Mermaid
Points: 2
1 1 L+L

This ship cannot carry crew.
A tiny vessel with few crew, the Mermaid is the ideal bait for greedy vessels. A favorite tactic is to have the captain's sister, Maud, masquerade as a captured noblewoman.

Scepter
Points: 14
1 3 L+L

Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
First Mate William Houston has taught the crew a special code using flags and lights, allowing them to safely and quickly relay information to the main ship—usually about likely prey.

Geoffery Flores
Points: 6
Broadsides Attack. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.
Flores signaled his resignation from the French Navy with the dead body of his superior officer, who referred to him as a half-breed. Captain Flores is ruthless to his prey but generous to his crew. gaston de St. Croix might have damned his soul, but Crimson Angel has shown him the gates of heaven.

Crimson Angel
Points: 6
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
A magnificent creature drenched in the blood of her enemies, Crimson Angel is from either heaven or hell, depending on your point of view. She attacks crowns and pirates alike, seemingly loyal to none but her own. Even then, she rewards betrayal with swift and deadly vengeance, but her word is legend on the Crimson Coast.

Havana Black
Points: 5
Link: Bloody Jake
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship's crew to give her an extra action.
Havana Black suffers no delinquency, and he revels in proving it with a cat-o-nine. Nothing raises Havana's ire faster than a slaver ship, and he particularly enjoys watching the crew of such a ship being put to the most horrible death possible—despite any pleas for leniency. It is said that even Blackheart fears this powerful ex-slave.

Jack Hawkins
Points: 6
Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given the same action twice. This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
There are more stories about Jack Hawkins' adventures than seem possible given his age. He has taken more treasure and ships than any other pirate in the Caribbean, yet he is always broke and looking for a new ship. He courts only the most beautiful—and deadly—women, with more than his fair share of love-hate relationships, emphasis "hate."

El Phantasma
Points: 5
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn. If this crew is eliminated, place it on your home island.
Does a man seek the shadows or is he forced there by the machinations of others? Some whisper of a horrific betrayal, some of years spent isolated in a French prison, and others of unspeakable torture at the hands of the Moors. Whatever the truth, El PHantasma and his sepulchral crew do not intend to make amends for their crimes.

The Hag of Tortuga
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Place this crew face up during setup. You may build your fleet using 5 more points than the game's build total. This crew cannot leave this ship unless captured or eliminated.
Creole Amelie Lejeune, better known as the "Hag of Tortuga" is a sea crone feared and respected by all the sailors on the Crimson Coast, regardless of nationality. It is said that she can commune with the dead, control the winds, and stop a man dead in his tracks with just a glance.

The Stump
Points: 2
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
No one knows how The Stump got his peg leg, but most are happy to buy him as many rounds as it takes to hear the latest version of the tale. He's an excellent source of gossip about the latest goings-on around the Crimson Coast, and he might even know something about the "Eye of the Dragon"—or so he says.

Le Requin
Points: 3
Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given the same action twice.
The mannerisms, language facility, and learned nature of the dashing Le Requin hint at a previous life of privilege. Le Requin won his first ship from Bones Wiley in a dice game, and he has proven himself a brilliant tactician and natural leader. He is on a collision course with Hawkins over the affections of the Lady De Sol.

Jonah
Points: 0
Always place this crew face up; it cannot be eliminated unless its ship sinks. Crew placed on this ship cost no points, but they always each take up one cargo space. When this ship is hit, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move the crew on this ship with the highest point cost to a wild island chosen by the player to your left.
Joe didn't know who she was when he stole her meager possessions, but he would never forget the Hag of Tortuga after she cursed him. Trouble now follows Joe—and anyone around him—like lightning follows thunder. Thus he is constantly on the move (before people kill him), and he has changed his name to escape his reputation.

Bloody Jake
Points: 3
Link: Havana Black
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Bloody Jake has no trouble taking orders from Havana Black. An accomplished master of torture with a variety of implements, he genuinely enjoys carrying out his captain's commands—especially when it involves administering punishment or "encouraging" captured seamen to join Havana's bloodthirsty crew.

Maurice Aristide
Points: 3
Link: Phillipe du Brissac
One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
Hiding behind a ridiculous facade of heavy court makeup and a high wig, Maurice Aristide appears every bit the foppishly perfumed and helpless French courtier. In truth, he is a brilliant businessman with the knowledge both to find treasure on the Crimson Coast and to traffic it safely to his European accounts.

Dead Man's Point
Points: 3 gold
When this fort hits a ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The fort at Dead Man's Point on the pirate island of Tortuga is a deadly surprise to ships moving slowly to avoid being grounded on the maze of reefs surrounding her harbor.

HMS Goliath
Points: 13
5 5 L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
The Goliath suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of the French on her maiden voyage, and so Captain Sinclair and the crew have sworn to avenge the honor of their beloved ship.

HMS Viceroy
Points: 11
4 4 L

This ship cannot be pinned.
Bitter experience taught Captain Williams to never let his ship become entangled by a pirate or enemy ship, so he outfits every crewman with a hatchet and standing orders to abandon all other duties to use them as needed.

HMS London
Points: 11
4 4 S+S

When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
Much of the London's crew was pressed into service from among the brawny stevedores working the London docks, hence their skill and speed in loading their ship with captured booty.

HMS Ajax
Points: 12
3 4 S+S

Broadsides Attack.
Captain Maschile benefits from the rigorous training provided by Captain Blake to his crew, many of whom sailed with Blake--until they won assignment to another ship. He relies less on the lash, but has maintained his crew's deadly skill at broadsides.

HMS Lord Lineton
Points: 14
3 3 L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Made in the Americas, this new schooner design is among the fastest on the Crimson Coast. The HMS Lord Lineton excels at disguising herself to look like whatever she is not.

HMS Sultan
Points: 13
3 5 L

Schooner. All of this ship's cannons have L-range.
HMS Sultan's gunnery crews were all hand-trained by Weaponsmaster Charles Southwyn, which guarantees they know how to get the most out of the cannons he designed.

HMS Cumberland
Points: 5
2 4 L

Pirate ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The pirate Joffrey Flores stole the Cumberland from the Crown, and she was stolen from him by the Calico Cat, who returned the ship to the Crown in exchange for an imprisoned member of her crew. Flores has offered a reward to the pirate who can sink her for good.

HMS Gibraltar
Points: 12
2 3 S+S+S

This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
HMS Gibraltar is a slyly humorous nickname given to it by her crew. The "Rock" is currently the fastest ship in the fleet and uses its speed and stealth to great effect against the Spanish.

HMS Alexander
Points: 8
2 4 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
The captain of the Alexander looks for skill and experience in his crew, but also for a hatred of the French that matches the intensity of his own.

HMS Lady Provost
Points: 13
2 6 S+L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Captain DeLancey's decision to name his schooner for his married mistress, Lady Provost Helena Morency, caused such a scandal in England that he was forced to leave the continent.

HMS Swiftsure
Points: 10
1 2 L+L

L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Originally owned as a private yacht by the Owen family, the HMS Swiftsure was the price of Gryffin's commission in the Royal Navy. The Swiftsure is a flush-decked sloop, difficult for other ships to target at long range.

Captain Percival Blake
Points: 7
Broadsides Attack. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.
Captain Blake is a strict disciplinarian who uses the lash to urge his gun crews to perfect their skills. His excessive use of the lash may, in fact, be creating more pirates from his crew then he is catching. Percival Blake sees himself as Temple's rival suitor for Countess Doone's attentions, but while she takes his gifts, she does not take him seriously.

Commodore Rhys Gryffin Owen
Points: 6
Once at the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, any ship in your fleet may be given two actions that turn.
Owen's rich merchant family has never been accepted into society, so he went to sea to change his social standing. His unique command style of scanty discipline and huge cash rewards for success is possible only by paying his crew from his own pocket. Being a social climber himself, he has figured out Diana Doone's little secret, but since he has not revealed it, some arrangement must have been made.

Dr. Forbes Beattie
Points: 5
When another face-up crew on this ship is would be eliminated turn it face down instead.
Dr. Beattie is famous throughout the fleet for being able to save wounded men who other ship's doctors would have let die. Lucky for any crew on which Dr. Beattie serves, the wise Londoner reads current medical books and prefers to use herbal remedies, including some from distant China, instead of leeches and boiling oil.

Cameron the Cabin Boy
Points: 3
This crew takes up no cargo space when revealed. When revealed, put a crew with point cost 2 or less from outside of the game onto this ship.
Cameron had dreamed of going to sea since he was a wee lad growing up on the docks of Glasgow. He stowed away and remained undetected until hunger drove him to raid the ship's stores, but has quickly proven himself as one of the hardest-working members of the crew. Rumors allege that he is an illegitimate son of Admiral Morgan.

Administror Scott Bratley
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Place this crew face up during setup. You may build your fleet using 5 more points than the game's build total. This crew cannot leave this ship unless captured or eliminated.
Scott Bratley is Governor Lynch's secret to keeping the Empire's interests prospering in the Caribbean. Administrator Bratley is solely responsible for the smooth working of the fleet and the thriving trade, and seems able to summon resources out of thin air.

Fort Brompton
Points: 3 gold
This fort gets +1 to its cannon rolls when a ship is docked at it.
Fort Brompton is constantly short on soldiers, especially gunnery crews. Many rumors try to explain this, from cannibals on the island to seduction by the native girls, but the truth may simply be that the strategically placed fort has seen more than its share of deadly combat.

El Neptuno
Points: 12
5 5 S+S

You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The flagship of El Duque Rafael de Moreno y Rivera, El Neptuno is a tightly run ship. But out of their master's sight, the devout Catholic crew readily petitions the sea god to guide their cannonballs to the target.

El Argonauta
Points: 15
5 5 L

Broadsides Attack.
The crew of The Argonauta believe their ship's name to be a curse. Perhaps because the crew identifies with the Argonauts of legend, their skills are well-honed, allowing them to destroy a target ship with a single salvo.

La Santa Ana
Points: 12
4 6 S+S

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
While on pirate patrol along the Crimson Coast, the virulently anti-French crew nearly mutinied in order to force the captain to abandon the pirate ship they were chasing and pursue a French target instead.

Matthias Vospero
Points: 12
4 4 S+S

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Capitán Raphael Vospero has taken a vow to avenge his brother, whose ship was sunk by the HMS Viceroy. Vospero uses his access to naval intelligence reports to mask his quest as service to the Crown.

El Rayo
Points: 17
3 3 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
Built as sister ships, El Trueno (Thunder) and El Rayo (Lightning) made a deadly combination, with both ships' crews performing better when the other was there for support. El Trueno disappeared about six months ago.

La Trinidad
Points: 9
3 4 L

On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
The captain of La Trinidad benefits from a secular trinity formed of himself, Master Bianco, and Countess Amore to smuggle artifacts, rare woods and treasure along the Monkey River.

La Bahama
Points: 12
3 3 L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The schooner La Bahama can dance across shoals that would bottom out larger, heavier ships, giving her the advantage when sailing among the hundreds of small islands in search of the legendary Gold Coral Caves.

El San Francisco
Points: 8
2 5 S+S

When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
If it takes a thief to catch a thief, such may be the case with the captain and crew of El San Francisco, for they seem unnaturally gifted at relieving pirates of their stolen booty.

El Montañez
Points: 9
2 3 S+S

Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you may randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
The capitán of El Montañez is an enterprising man. He reasons that sometimes it's better to barter than fight, a philosophy his crew appreciates when they see the shiny doubloons stored in the hold.

El San Salvador
Points: 8
2 3 S+L

Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
The mute capitán has trained his crew to work in complete silence. That quality, added to the schooner's sleek design, fuels the rumor that the ship can transform into a bird to slip past its enemies.

La Rosario
Points: 6
1 2 S+S+S

This ship cannot be pinned.
La Rosario nimbly dodges the attempts of enemy ships to pin her, a skill perhaps inspired by the dashing young captain's relationship with the lovely Lady Arcadia de Sol.

El Duque Rafael de Moreno y Rivera
Points: 6
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Rafael el Duque de Moreno y Rivera comes from a family made proud and rich from battles with the Moors. The current duke is incensed that Capitán Alarico Castro is in command of one of the largest Spanish ships in the Caribbean, rather than in chains, and he is constantly looking for an excuse to put the man where he belongs.

Contessa Anita Amore
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Place this crew face up during setup. You may build your fleet using 5 more points than the game's build total. This crew cannot leave this ship unless captured or eliminated.
After two nearly fatal "accidents" at home (possibly arranged by her husband's children, all older than her), the lovely Contessa Anita decided that it might be prudent to take a long trip until her husband passes away and she inherits everything. She has been seen in the company of both Caballero Luys de Alva and the pirate Jack Hawkins.

Inquisitor Sebastián Blanco
Points: 2
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Don Sebastián de la Peña resigned his commission as a career soldier to take up the cause of the Inquisition. His passion for his work burns clearly in his eyes. Even so, the crew with whom he serves finds it remarkably easy to discuss personal matters with the war veteran, who is really using them all as spies to find Jews and heretics.

Doctor Urbano Javier
Points: 4
When another face-up crew on this ship is would be eliminated turn it face down instead.
Doctor Urbano Javier signed on as ship's doctor in hopes of finding a cure for the virulent plague that killed his family. Amazingly, rather than being bitter about his loss, he is a kind, gentle man who cares deeply about each and every patient.

Agustín Covas
Points: 3
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Born and raised in Portugal, Agustín Covas attended the prestigious navigation school founded by Columbus' navigator. He sailed for the New World to distance himself from the Inquisition, but it followed, and he lives in fear of being discovered as a Jew. Olano is compelled to find enough gold to save his people, and so seeks the mythical city of El Dorado.

El Castillo del Infanta
Points: 3 gold
Once per turn, one of this fort's cannons may shoot again if it misses.
El Castillo del Infanta (Castle of the Princess) was designed to protect Lady Arcadia De Sol from the wicked world around her. Her father spared no expense, including hiring the best and most determined gunners, but ultimately it was all for naught, because the lovely lady's own desires were stronger than the stone walls constructed by her father.

El Puerto Blanco
Points: 3 gold
A ship docked at this fort may use its action for the turn to look at one face-down treasure on each island.
The Escuela de Cartografia in Puerto Blanco is home to one of the greatest map collections in the world. There are legends that the maps from the library of Alexandria in ancient Egypt reside in its amazing vaults. Tended by a monastic order of mysterious origin, the thousands of maps are rumored to include the map to El Dorado.

La Magnifique
Points: 17
5 6 L

Broadsides Attack.
Not every ship can live up to the name "La Magnifique," but with Capitaine de St. Croix in command, this ship is just that—nigh invincible when delivering a full cannon barrage.

La Ville de Paris
Points: 16
5 5 S

This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
Like a true Parisian lady of fashion, La Ville de Paris usually dismisses the first insult from an opposing ship—but woe betide the foe who presumes to fires a second shot!

Le Dauphin Royal
Points: 14
5 5 L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Le Dauphin Royal carries both the name and the patronage of the royal family, and her loyal crew take seriously their responsibility of maintaining the honor of the nation.

La Possession
Points: 13
4 4 S+S

If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
First Mate Claude Sevigny is an imposing man, both intellectually and physically. His vast maritime knowledge comes not from study but from experience sailing among the hundreds of islands under flags with fewer colors than France's.

L' Hercule
Points: 22
4 3 S+S

This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
The crew of L'Hercule wrestle to determine the "Strongest Man Aboard" for the duration of that tour of duty. Bo'sun Bertrand le Geant is prepared to defend his title against all comers.

Le St. Michel
Points: 10
3 3 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
As feared as the ship is, her meticulously dressed—yet ferocious—crew is even more reviled. For a drink, The Stump will tell stories about atrocities committed "in defense of France."

Le Duc de Bourgogne
Points: 11
3 4 S+S

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
The crew of Le Duc de Bourgogne claim to have sunk more pirate ships than any other vessel on the Crimson Coast. Pirate captains everywhere yearn to sink the ship—with her crew tied to their own cannons.

Le Marseillais
Points: 14
3 4 S+L

When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
Chef Perier believes that garlic cures anything—even scurvy—so the crew of the jaunty Le Marseillais are known for the distinctive odor that rises as they sweat from loading treasure.

L' Auguste
Points: 13
3 4 S+S

This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The haughty L'Auguste will sail into any port—even the heavily gunned El Castillo del Infanta—and take whatever she wants, ignoring minor matters such as allegiance.

L' Orient
Points: 10
3 3 L

Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
Rumor has it that "Cold Draft" ArathiIel protects L'Orient using a Chinese talisman, but no one knows for sure—she's never been boarded, and asking Starcher about it would be unwise.

Le Triton
Points: 10
3 5 S+L

Schooner. This ship cannot be pinned.
In combat, a member of Le Triton's crew blows the battle call on a huge conch shell to inspire the men. Geoffrey Flores covets her and the seemingly magical seashell as trophies.

La Cleopatre
Points: 12
3 3 L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Gossipmongers claim that the ship's startlingly lifelike figurehead, modeled after the famous queen of Egypt, is instead based on Vicomtesse de Richelieu, who posed for the sculptor.

La Provence
Points: 8
2 3 S+L

When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Amiral Dupuy spends long hours determining the best angles of attack. He is particularly adept at using La Provence's guns to cripple ships resistant to ramming, such as El Leon.

L' Intrepide
Points: 5
2 4 S+L

English ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The English reserve a special hatred for L'Intrepide, who true to her name goes where others fear to tread—most especially among English Royal fleet.

L' Amazone
Points: 9
2 4 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Spanish ships.
Capitaine de Heiron believes, as did his Norman ancestors, that everything in Spain actually belongs to France, and it is his duty to ensure that the stolen property is returned to its original owner.

Le Mercure
Points: 9
2 2 S+S+S

Schooner. This ship cannot be pinned.
Le Mercure has mastered the art of evasion, moving through enemy lines as though she were wearing the winged shoes of the messenger of the gods himself.

L' Artesien
Points: 8
1 4 S+S+S

Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you may randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
Some members of L'Artesien's crew know a little too much about piracy, though none have breached protocol. But Amiral Dupuy knows that Monsieur LeNoir has been leaving the ship at odd hours of the night.

Le Solitaire
Points: 17
1 1 L

Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
France's allies are gladdened upon seeing Le Solitaire, for it means the powerful fleet is nearby. The little scout benefits from both good sailing and intelligence gained from Maurice Aristide's spy network.

Le Colibri
Points: 7
1 3 S

L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Le Colibri flits about the sea just like her hummingbird namesake. Capitaine Arnaud, the Hag of Tortuga's godson, knows the currents and winds better than any other French-born captain in the fleet.

Amiral Stephan Dupuy
Points: 5
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Given the choice, Amiral Dupuy would much rather wear an ordinary sailor's attire than his fussy dress uniform, and he prefers to stand on the deck of his ship in a raging storm than to attend tedious staff meetings in Paris. Truly a sailor’s sailor, Dupuy's experience and intelligence have proved him worthy of his rank.

Capitaine Gaston de St. Croix
Points: 5
Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given the same action twice. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The bold Capitaine Gaston de St. Croix is a member of one of France's oldest and most honored families, and his dashing good looks and forays against the English have caught the eye of Vicomtesse de Richelieu. Because she outranks him, it's quite possible that her interest is personal. Her attention has thus far been discreet, but that may change soon.

Vicomtesse Angelique de Richelieu
Points: 3
Link: Monsieur LeNoir
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Vicomtesse Angelique de Richelieu's exquisite beauty belies a dangerously cunning mind. Clever and well-connected, she has established an intricate spy network whose tentacles reach all the way back to France. It is not known whether her relationship with the shadowy Monsieur LeNoir is romantic or professional, but it's safer not to inquire.

Claude Perier
Points: 3
This crew takes up no cargo space when revealed. When revealed, put a crew with point cost 2 or less from outside of the game onto this ship.
The first time Claude Perier poked at a steaming pot, his wise mother apprenticed him to the best chef she could find, and he sauteed and flambeed his way to the Royal Court itself. When asked how he ended up cooking in a cramped galley, he merely shrugs, but rumors of duels, poisonings, and revenge abound.

Monsieur LeNoir
Points: 5
Link: Vicomtesse Angelique de Richelieu
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
Despite rumors of nobility, Monsieur LeNoir prefers to cultivate a quiet and understated persona. Although never at the forefront of events, some speculate that he orchestrates them anyway, as he has ties to almost everyone. Always dressed impeccably in black, he has many lady admirers, who find his dark good looks deliciously menacing.

Vicomte Jules de Cissey
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Place this crew face up during setup. You may build your fleet using 5 more points than the game's build total. This crew cannot leave this ship unless captured or eliminated.
Not everyone who wears a fancy uniform deserves it—especially not Vicomte Jules de Cissey. Every inch the powdered puppy, his shrill demands and pretentious behavior make him generally disliked by all who meet him. He is, however, a vicomte with means, so he continues to receive his social due, though his presence adds no luster to events.

Phillipe du Brissac
Points: 2
Link: Maurcie Aristide
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Phillipe du Brissac makes a living luring ambitious men into the French navy, promising to introduce them to those with influence and power. By the time they see through his charade, they are out to sea, though it's only a matter of time before someone exposes him for the poseur he is. Fortunately, he is partially sheltered by his good friend, Maurice Aristide.

Capitaine Arathiel
Points: 5
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship's crew to give her an extra action.
Whatever burns in Roy "Cold Draft" Arathiel's heart is more brimstone than blood, and some believe he is actually more demon than man. His reputation for cruelty surpasses even that of some of the most well-known and feared pirates on the Crimson Coast. To know "Cold Draft" is to fear him, which is exacly the way he likes it.

St. Pierre
Points: 3 gold
If a ship docks at this fort and unloads at least 4 gold, it may be given a second action that turn.
Informed captains know that when they dock at the port of St. Pierre, a little extra gold ensures that their cargo will be unloaded swiftly—and without a lot of questions.

Scurvy
Points:
Roll a d6 at the beginning of each of your turns. On results of 4–6, eliminate a crew on this ship. Remove Scurvy from the game when this ship docks at her home island.

Letter of Marque
Points:
Your ship may dock at an enemy home island and be given repair actions (only) while there. Forts cannot fire on this ship unless this ship fires on them first.

Buried Treasure
Points:
This ship may not be given an action the turn after loading Buried Treasure. After loading Buried Treasure, roll a d6; Buried Treasure is worth gold equal to the result.

Dry Powder
Points:
Load this treasure face down. On any one of your turns, you may turn Dry Powder face up to give this ship an extra shoot action that turn. If you do, remove Dry Powder from the game.

Trees
Points:
Trees may remain face-down on its island if the ship that explores that island has all of its masts. When Trees is revealed, fully repair this ship, and then remove Trees from the game.

Grease Barrels
Points:
Load this treasure face down. On any one of your turns, you may turn Grease Barrels face up to give this ship +L to her base move that turn. If you do, remove Grease Barrels from the game.

Abandoned Crew
Points:
When placing treasure, you may place one or more of these crew rather than a treasure, on a one-for-one basis; you must still place the required value of gold. These crew may use their abilities on any ship. Follow all other treasure-placement and crew rules.

Ghostly Encounter
Points:
Once after revealing, roll a d6 for each crew on the ship. On a result of 1, that crew is eliminated. Ghostly Encounter is worth gold equal to the crew remaining on the ship after all dice are rolled.

Neptune's Figurehead
Points:
If this ship sinks, dock it fully repaired at its home island, then remove Neptune's Figurehead from the game.

Helmsman
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

Musketeer
Points: 3
This ship gains one S range rank 3 cannon that may not have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).

Explorer
Points: 1
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.

Helmsman
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

Musketeer
Points: 3
This ship gains one S range rank 3 cannon that may not have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).

Explorer
Points: 1
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.

Helmsman
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

Musketeer
Points: 3
This ship gains one S range rank 3 cannon that may not have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).

Explorer
Points: 1
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.

Shipwright
Points: 2
This ship may repair at sea or at any island.

Chainshot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a chainshot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the chainshot before rolling the d6. If the chainshot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target cannot move next turn.

Chainshot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a chainshot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the chainshot before rolling the d6. If the chainshot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target cannot move next turn.

Chainshot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a chainshot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the chainshot before rolling the d6. If the chainshot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target cannot move next turn.

Chainshot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a chainshot at a target within S. You must declare which cannon will shoot the chainshot before rolling the d6. If the chainshot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target cannot move next turn.

Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Stinkpot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a stinkpot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot before rolling the d6. If the stinkpot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew cannot use their abilities next turn.

Stinkpot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a stinkpot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot before rolling the d6. If the stinkpot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew cannot use their abilities next turn.

Stinkpot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a stinkpot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot before rolling the d6. If the stinkpot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew cannot use their abilities next turn.

Stinkpot Specialist
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a stinkpot at a target within S range. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot before rolling the d6. If the stinkpot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew cannot use their abilities next turn.

Explorer
Points: 1
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.

Oarsman
Points: 1
If derelict, this ship gains a base move of S. This crew takes up no cargo space.

Shipwright
Points: 2
This ship may repair at sea or at any island.

Cannoneer
Points: 2
Once per turn, one of this ship's cannons may shoot again if it misses.

Helmsman
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

Musketeer
Points: 3
This ship gains one S range rank 3 cannon that may not have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).

Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Roanoke
Points: 13
5 6 L

Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The Roanoke is a mystery, vanishing and reappearing seemingly at will. Captain Morris and his crew, including a Powhatan-native navigator, however, are not related to the true ghost ships of the Crimson Coast.

Geoffery Flores
Points: 6
Broadsides Attack. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.
Flores signaled his resignation from the French Navy with the dead body of his superior officer, who referred to him as a half-breed. Captain Flores is ruthless to his prey but generous to his crew. Gaston de St. Croix might have damned his soul, but Crimson Angel has shown him the gates of heaven.

HMS Goliath
Points: 13
5 5 L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
The Goliath suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of the French on her maiden voyage, and so Captain Sinclair and the crew have sworn to avenge the honor of their beloved ship.

L' Artesien
Points: 8
1 4 S+S+S

Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you may randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
Some members of L'Artesien's crew know a little too much about piracy, though none have breached protocol. But Amiral Dupuy knows that Monsieur LeNoir has been leaving the ship at odd hours of the night.

Dry Powder
Points:
Load this treasure face down. On any one of your turns, you may turn Dry Powder face up to give this ship an extra shoot action that turn. If you do, remove Dry Powder from the game.

Deliverance
Points: 19
5 4 S+L

Ghost Ship.
Cries of agony announce the arrival of the ghost ship Deliverance as it materializes from the mist off the Crimson Coast. Those unlucky enough to serve aboard her do so for eternity.

Scepter
Points: 14
1 3 L+L

Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
Jack Jenkins breathed a sigh of relief as his ship narrowly escaped the clutches of El Fantasma and his ghostly crew. Little did he know that it was his last breath as a living man.

Crimson Angel
Points: 6
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Only Crimson Angel has touched Wraith and lived to tell the tale. While fighting off the spirit's attack, Angel sought out Wraith for a duel. Just when it seemed she would lose, she lunged forward and kissed him! Some say Wraith melted into mist from the shock.

Resurrection Codex
Points:
If this ship sinks, dock it fully repaired at its home island, then remove Resurrection Codex from the game.

HMS London
Points: 11
4 4 S+S

When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
The crew of the London had grand designs on the contents of the Deliverance's hold, but rather than emptying it, they found themselves filling it—with their souls.

Le St. Michel
Points: 10
3 3 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Le St. Michel's crew was thought to be the terror of the Crimson Coast until they boarded a ship said to be manned by their former victims.

Dead Man's Point
Points: 3 gold
When this fort hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Dead Man's Point became more than just a name when the Plague killed its entire company. Now ghosts man the fort, taking over the jobs they did in life.

El San Salvador
Points: 8
2 3 S+L

Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
Dead men tell no tales, and thus the mute crew of this ship cannot share the story of how they became damned to sail the Crimson Coast as spectral sailors.

Jonah
Points: 0
Always place this crew face up; it cannot be eliminated unless its ship sinks. Crew placed on this ship cost no points, but they always each take up one cargo space. When this ship is hit, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move the crew on this ship with the highest point cost to a wild island chosen by the player to your left.
Since the Hag of Tortuga cursed him, Joe has brought bad luck to those around him, and thus ultimately to himself, as they seek to murder him to end their misfortunes. Now in the clutches of El Fantasma, Joe has discovered that the reach of the Hag's hex went far beyond simple murder.

Le Requin
Points: 3
Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given the same action twice.
Le Requin's breadth of knowledge seems almost too much for one so young. Some claim to have seen him rise at night to meet the moon, but they are likely just jealous of his successes or his clandestine meetings with the Lady de Sol.

Ghostly Vision
Points: 1
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.

La Cleopatre
Points: 12
3 3 L

Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Fast and silent as she was, one could argue that La Cleopatre acted like a ghost ship before she actually became one. Now able to disappear at will, she is almost impossible to stop.

Bonnie Liz
Points: 8
2 5 S+L

English crew may use their abilities on this ship.
It is said that Countess Doone lit a candle for each man lost when the Bonnie Liz was captured by El Fantasma. Her list was woefully incomplete, however, and every man she overlooked now serves Fantasma.

The Hag of Tortuga
Points: 0
Limit. Place this crew face up during setup. You may build your fleet using 5 more points than the game's build total. This crew cannot leave this ship.
El Fantasma fears only one being—the ancient and withered Hag of Tortuga. Could it be because it is she who cursed him to forever sail the seas as a ghost after he scorned the then-young and -beautiful Amelie Lejeune?

Ghost Captain
Points: 3
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.

Ghost Wind
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

Providence
Points: 12
4 5 S+L

This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The Providence sails the New England Coast looking for English warships. Rumor says a mysterious benefactor donates 5 acres of Virigina land to each sailor for each ship she sinks.

Destiny
Points: 8
3 3 S+S

You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Using Boston forged cannons and a crew that was trained by ex-english naval gunners, the Destiny is able to fire on ship before those ships even know she is there.

Helmsman
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.