Pirates Database

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Points Min: 0 Points Max: 35

Masts Min: 0 Masts Max: 10

Cargo Min: 0 Cargo Max: 10

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Barbary CorsairBarbary Corsair
CursedCursed
EnglishEnglish
FrenchFrench
Jade RebellionJade Rebellion
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SpanishSpanish
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SPN-001

RevenantPirate
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S 2S 2S 2L
Other ships do not block this ship's line of fire.
The Revenant ("one who returns after death") is an appropriate name for the mysterious flagship of Capitán El Fantasma and his ghostly crew.

001

SPN-002

SnipePirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Snipe is a fast and agile sloop whose speed is her best defense. Jack Hawkins used the Snipe to capture the Sea Nymph.

002

SPN-003

HarbingerPirate
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S 2S 2S 2L
You own any derelict this ship explores; both ships become docked at your home island.
The very sight of the black sails of Blackheart's flagship has caused ships to strike their colors and surrender.

003

SPN-004

ZephyrPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 4S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Zephyr was the sloop that Calico Cat stole from Havana. Her crew is made up of the most deadly fighters Havana's slums have ever produced.

004

SPN-005

ShadowPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Taking the El Aquilino—now renamed the Shadow—launched Calico Cat into prominence. How she managed to take such a large ship is still a mystery, but the Cat now has more firepower in her quest for revenge.

005

SPN-006

PandoraPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Mastered by the mysterious and beautiful Crimson Angel, the Pandora spreads death and destruction. Unlike the evils spread by the mythological relic, however, Crimson Angel's plunderings are capricious: Some ships suffer only theft, while others are wiped out.

006

SPN-007

RevengePirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The Revenge was known as HMS Sedgewick before she was liberated by Genny Gallows, who gave the ship a new purpose: sending the English to their maker.

007

SPN-008

El LadronPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
When this ship sinks another ship, you may repair one of this ship's masts.
The Thief is mastered by Robert Fagan, a London street urchin who leveraged a life of petty crime into one of piracy. Fagan remembers his poor days well, ordering his crew to strip targets of every scrap before letting them sink.

008

SPN-009

Sea NymphPirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
If derelict, this ship gains a base move of S.
After Captain Jack Hawkins was "asked" to leave the Ballista, he worked his way back to prominence by taking the El Gama Larga, which he renamed the Sea Nymph as an insult to his former crew.

009

SPN-010

SilverbackPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 4L 2S
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Captain Luc de Card won the Silverback in a card game. Ironically, he later lost the French warship when he bet three kings against a full house. He remarked ruefully that he should have known better than to depend on kings, of all people.

010

SPN-011

Darkhawk IIPirate
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 8 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 2S
This ship’s base move becomes S when she reaches her cargo limit.
The El Pájaro Relleno was Master Bianco's favorite ship before she was captured. He once said, "Given time, I could hide most of Spain in her enormous hold."

011

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FreedomPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The Freedom's Captain James avoids stand-up fights. As he says, "Cannons are indiscriminate: They might hurt me—not just my crew!" Sneaking into port and stealing is much more his style.

012

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Raven's NeckPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down treasure on any island.
The tall crows nests of the Raven's Neck provide excellent vantage points for the spotting of treasure and targets.

013

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WindjammerPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
Forts cannot shoot at this ship.
The Windjammer's nimble nature makes her a tough target, but at the cost of reduced firepower.

014

SPN-015

El BallistaPirate
Points: 9
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 3S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
Under Spain's control, the El Ballista was considered unbeatable, but Jack Hawkins won her without firing a shot. He wanted to name her the Sea Nymph in honor of his female accomplices, but his crew decided to keep the name and lose Hawkins instead.

015

SPN-016

RecreantPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Sailed by a crew of buccaneers who became sharpshooters while hunting illegal game, the Recreant prefers to first eliminate enemy officers in a fight to reduce her prey's effectiveness.

016

SPN-017

TreacheryPirate
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
English ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The Treachery earned her name and the eternal hatred of Her Majesty's Navy when she "guided" the fleet over a reef that splintered their hulls. Her crew later returned and looted the wrecked ships.

017

SPN-018

LongshanksPirate
Points: 6
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
This ship may never load the last treasure from an island.
Although they are excellent gunners, the crew of the Longshanks do not coordinate well on any other tasks, including the gathering of treasure.

018

SPN-019

El ChicoPirate
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
Spanish ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The Boy," formally the El Gregorio, was a member of the armada that guarded the annual treasure fleet from Tierra Firma to Spain. Her capitan, Oro Navarro, sold the fleet's location to Blackheart, and no Spaniard will rest until Navarro and his crew are dead.

019

SPN-020

GreyhoundPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
No crew trims sails like this ship's, and when her hull is empty she sprints like her namesake. Her accurate fore and aft guns were made by WeaponmMaster Charles Southwyn.

020

SPN-021

Carrion CrowPirate
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Eliminate one of this ship's masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
The Carrion Crow has not had the best of luck recently, as Fernando Sanchez has twice attacked and damaged her. The result is that the ship has no money and is becoming run down.

021

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El DoradoPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 2L 4S
You own any derelict this ship explores; both ships become docked at your home island.
The Gilded One was known as the San Salvador before David "Bones" Wylie won her on a lucky die roll. His crew's talents complement his luck, with several qualified captains among them.

022

SPN-023

Royal FortunePirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L
Spanish crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The Royal Fortune seeks to deliver what her name implies. Manned by both buccaneers and ex-Spanish sailors, she preys on the royal fleets of all nations.

023

SPN-024

Muerta de la CoronaPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Spanish ships.
Death to the Crown was so named by Gaspar Zuan to appease his brother's bloodlust for the throne of Spain.

024

SPN-025

Bonny KatePirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3L
English crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The Bonny Kate is a welcoming berth to any British lad who will take an oath against all kings.

025

SPN-026

Batavian BatPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Narrow of beam and light of sail, the Batavian Bat is very nimble, but not fantastically fast. She prefers to engage from long range, making her a tough target.

026

SPN-027

VenturePirate
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L
This ship sinks when her last mast is eliminated.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. The Venture carries more gunpowder than she should in order to double pack her guns for better range. But that makes her a potential fireworks display.

027

SPN-028

Silver DaggerPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +L to her base move if she has all of her masts.
The Silver Dagger was taken from the Dutch near the island of St. Barts. She is swift when undamaged, but slothful when wounded. To prevent being slowed, she has excellent cannons stolen from the Spanish

028

SPN-029

Calico CatPirate
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.
Calico Cat (real name rumored to be Catherine) got her start only recently by stealing a Spanish sloop from Havana. She leads her crew with a dazzling smile that belies her deadly determination. Her anonymous past cannot hide her suffering, and she intends to make the crowns of Europe suffer as well.

029

SPN-030

Captain BlackheartPirate
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.
Angus Skyme came to the Spanish Main in the brig of HMS Prudence. He escaped the gallows and gathered the roughest crew in the Caribbean. Blackheart shows no quarter to his victims or crew, and he has killed many of both for his amusement and profit. He still bears the scar from the duel he fought with Hawkins over Lady Arcadia de Sol.

030

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El FantasmaPirate
Points: 4
Link: Ghost Crew
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Sailing into and out of the mists, El Fantasma uses stealth as his major weapon. None know for sure whether he and his crew are even human—they seem to appear and disappear at will and are almost impossible to hit with cannons.

031a

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

031b

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Captain Jack HawkinsPirate
Points: 4
Link: Skyme the Monkey
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
Hawkins was an expert marksman and poacher until he was caught and shipped to Port Royal as an indentured servant. Blackheart liberated Hawkins when he sacked Port Royal, and the pair was dynamic until a dispute over Lady Arcadia de Sol. Hawkins won the girl, but also a powerful enemy.

032a

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

032b

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Genny GallowsPirate
Points: 3
Link: Genny's Red Rampage
One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when she docks at your home island.
Captain Gallows has hated England since the day she watched her father's neck stretched. She will attack any ship, but relishes hurting England the most. Her crew would follow her to the gates of hell, both because of her leadership and her connections on the Spanish Main.

033a

SPN-033b

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

033b

SPN-034a

Ghost CrewPirate
Points: 6
Link: El Fantasma
This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
Some say the Ghost Crew are damned men cursed to sail these waters until they send enough souls to hell to get theirs back. Others say that El Fantasma and his crew are human, just tricky enough to terrify their opponents before they fire the first shot.

034a

SPN-034b

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

034b

SPN-035a

David "Bones" WileyPirate
Points: 3
Link: Lucky the Parrot
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.
Wiley was raised and groomed for command by the dread pirate Rodriguez. When Rodriguez was killed in combat, Wiley was paralyzed by his new post. So he carved two dice out of Rodriguez's skull, allowing his mentor to guide him even in death.

035a

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

035b

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Fidel ZuanPirate
Points: 2
Link: Gaspar Zuan
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Spanish ships.
Fidel Zuan loves his brother, Gaspar. He reminded himself of that every day he rotted in a Spanish prison. After finally freeing him, his brother "explained" that Fidel had been falsely accused and wrongfully imprisoned. Fidel now fights the Spanish like the devil himself.

036a

SPN-036b

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

036b

SPN-037a

Skyme the MonkeyPirate
Points: 2
Link: Captain Jack Hawkins
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Lady Arcadia de Sol gifted this monkey to Jack after he saved her from Blackheart. Jack renamed him Skyme in honor of his old partner, but wishes that he hadn't: The monkey seems to have picked up some of Blackheart's more evil mannerisms.

037a

SPN-037b

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

037b

SPN-038a

Lucky the ParrotPirate
Points: 1
Link: David "Bones" Wiley
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Bones often has Lucky fly to a ship to see what she holds. When Lucky returns, it uses its claws to "roll" dice into a stein, determining if the ship will be spared or pursued. Potential victims know that to shoot at Lucky would result in Wiley killing them and everyone they've ever met, so they leave their fate to the dice.

038a

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

038b

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Genny's Red RampagePirate
Points: 2
Link: Genny Gallows
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Genny Gallows' crew have been known to kill each other for the right to wear cloth torn from the curtains of the Red Curtain bordello, which signifies membership in the Red Rampage boarding party. Rumor is that the banshees who survive a tour are treated to a night at the Red Curtain.

039a

SPN-039b

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

039b

SPN-040a

Gaspar ZuanPirate
Points: 2
Link: Fidel Zuan
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Gaspar was given the El Picador by Spain to hunt English pirates, and his brother Fidel was kept hostage to ensure his return. But Gaspar betrayed them both by attacking the Spanish treasure fleet. Gaspar can talk anyone into joining him, even his brother. One day his lies will catch up with him, but that day is not today.

040a

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

040b

SPN-041

HMS TitanEnglish
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2L 2S
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
HMS Titan, the largest English ship on the Spanish Main, is the only ship that has ever wounded the mysterious Revenant. Admiral Lord Battonbrig commands the Titan with iron discipline.

041

SPN-042

HMS AlbionEnglish
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
If derelict, this ship gains a base move of S.
HMS Albion is an excellent scouting sloop. She especially shines in slow waters, sailing circles around more bulky vessels.

042

SPN-043

HMS Lord AlgernonEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2L 2S
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
HMS Lord Algernon is constructed of double-planked American colonial hardwood, making her slow but almost cannon proof. She has come to the Spanish Main to support attacks on Spanish interests.

043

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HMS EuropaEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
The crew of the sloop HMS Europa live in fear that Commander Temple will again come aboard on a scouting mission.

044

SPN-045

HMS LeicesterEnglish
Points: 18
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
HMS Leicester is currently the English fleet's most effective gunship. She features batteries of a new cannon type designed by Weapon-master Charles Southwyn.

045

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HMS OxleyEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
HMS Oxley features heavy cannons that can splinter an enemy mast in a single broadside. The downside is that the guns are too heavy for the crew to maneuver quickly, reducing accuracy.

046

SPN-047

HMS King EdwardEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
HMS King Edward, the most modern English ship in the Caribbean, is often the flagship of larger naval actions. When a senior officer is on board, her crew excels—especially her gun crew.

047

SPN-048

HMS Belle of ExeterEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L 3S
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
Ironsides Exeter, as she is known to many in the Caribbean, has plate iron surrounding all her gun decks. This makes her cannons almost impossible to destroy, but her speed and cargo capacity suffer as a result.

048

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HMS DoverEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S

HMS Dover is the standard of Her Majesty's Navy. She is large, well armed, has above-average cargo capacity, and is capable of reasonable speed.

049

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HMS BolingbrokeEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Other ships do not block this ship's line of fire.
Captain McGrath is not the most flamboyant of commanders, but his gun crew is among the best on the Spanish Main thanks to his endless training.

050

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HMS GallowglassEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S
When this ship sinks another ship, you may repair one of this ship's masts.
HMS Gallowglass is manned by many ex-cons, including several "Bones" Wylie’s crew. These men can strip valuables from sinking ships and barely get their feet wet.

051

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HMS BirkenheadEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
HMS Birkenhead was part of several of Sir Myngs' insertions into Spanish ports. It was outfitted with spikes and guillotine lines to aid in the repelling of boarding parties.

052

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HMS MeresmanEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The guns of HMS Meresman have the longest range on the Spanish Main.

053

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HMS WycliffeEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
HMS Wycliffe was constructed in the shipyards of Boston of incredibly strong American hardwoods. It is said that she can withstand being rammed by any ship on the Spanish Main.

054

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HMS PlantagenetEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
HMS Plantagenet is a small, mercurial ship able to sail in shallow waters and up streams. This pirate hunter is manned exclusively by men who have lost everything to pirates.

055

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HMS Lord WalpoleEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
HMS Lord Walpole's gun crew was personally trained by Thomas Gunn, so suffice it to say they are good shots.

056

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Admiral MorganEnglish
Points: 5
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Henry Morgan was once a feared buccaneer. Sailing under letters of marque from Sir Myngs and Governor Modyford, he became wealthy by sacking Spanish Caribbean towns. Governor Lynch sent him to England to stand trial for his crimes, but instead he was knighted and made admiral of all the English fleets on the Spanish Main.

057

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Sir Christopher MyngsEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Myng's Marauders
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.
Myngs was sent to the Spanish Main to remove the Spanish. As usual, however, he wasn't given enough ships to do the job, so he pioneered the English-buccaneer fleet. He personally led the largest of these fleets against the Spanish and Dutch.

058

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Carbon CharlieEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Powder Pete
When this ship is docked at your home island, you may eliminate one treasure. It becomes a rank 3 cannon that shoots short range and can only be eliminated when the ship sinks.
Always covered in soot from his forge, "Carbon Charlie" makes some of the finest firearms in the world. His crowning achievement—the secret of which he will likely take to the grave—is the world's largest cannon.

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

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Thomas Gunn the ElderEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Thomas Gunn the Younger
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Spanish ships.
Gunn's family was sailing to Jamaica when the Spanish warship El Tirón attacked. His wife was killed, and Capitán de Alva took Gunn's 18-year-old daughter, Catherine, hostage. Gunn sold his soul to the navy for ransom money, but Spain denies any knowledge of her.

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

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Governor LynchEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Lynch's Noose
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Lynch hates pirates with a passion that defies reason. He despises Morgan for being a pirate and Myngs and Modyford for sullying the crown of England by associating with them. He often leads his fleets in pirate-hunting expeditions.

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

061b

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Countess Diana DooneEnglish
Points: 2
Link: Brother Virgil
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Countess Doone is the sweet-talking belle of English Caribbean society. Her dark secret is that she was actually shipped to the Spanish Main as an Irish indentured servant. When her ship was attacked by pirates, she took advantage of the chaos to take the possessions and personality of a rich young lady who no longer "needed" them. She has spellbound the Jamaican royal court ever since.

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

062b

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Myngs MaraudersEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Sir Christopher Myngs
Other ships do not block this ship's line of fire.
Myngs' most-trusted men have been with him since he was captain of the 52-gun Marston Moor. They are well trained and have deadly aim.

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

063b

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Thomas Gunn the YoungerEnglish
Points: 5
Link: Thomas Gunn the Elder
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action, plus. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Gunn became a marine in His Majesty's Navy to seek revenge on the Spanish for his mother's death and sister's abduction, and he becomes more convinced every day that pirates deserve to die. His marksmanship is famous on the Main, as is his pension for keeping to himself.

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

064b

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Brother VirgilEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Countess Diana Doone
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Brother Virgil has been a spiritual guide to island natives for many years. No one knows exactly which holy order he belongs to, but it apparently does not require a vow of poverty: The affable monk has grown rich from "gifts" received for placing crew on ships.

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

065b

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Lynch's NooseEnglish
Points: 2
Link: Governor Lynch
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Noose is a special unit of the King's Marines that specializes in the bloody business of boarding actions. These men are the most loyal to Governor Lynch and his quest to rid the Caribbean of pirates.

066a

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

066b

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Powder PeteEnglish
Points: 2
Link: Carbon Charlie
One of this ship's treasures is worth +1 gold when she docks at your home island.
Pete is Carbon Charlie's right-hand man—mostly because he caused Charlie to lose his right arm! Powder Pete knows how to turn cannons into gold and, when they have it, gold into more gold.

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

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Commander TempleEnglish
Points: 6
You own any derelict this ship explores; both ships become docked at your home island.
Temple is the second son of an English nobleman in Ireland. Many say that his success has been greased with the blood of men he throws into hopeless situations and deadly boarding actions. His only weakness is his infatuation with the lovely Countess Doone.

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

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El AcorazadoSpanish
Points: 21
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship's masts.
The captain of "The Battleship," pride of the Spanish fleet and perhaps the strongest ship ever built, claims that not even the devil himself could sink her. The mysterious pirate El Fantasma, however, may soon test that boast.

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Santa TeresaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The crew of the Santa Teresa believe that their sloop is blessed by Teresa herself, for their luck has never run out.

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El GaranteSpanish
Points: 21
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
This is the capital ship of the Armada de Barlavento—the special fleet assigned to rid the Spanish Main of pirates. "The Guarantor" is often under the command of Almirante del Nero, who oversees his crew's competition with the El Acorazado.

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La RepulsaSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
The Repulse is a small but effective scout sloop. The confidence and performance of her small crew dramatically improve when she is part of a larger force.

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La Joya del SolSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 8 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
An imposing armed merchant ship, "The Jewel of the Sun" can move quickly with a large cargo. Built by a consortium of merchants, she was outfitted with decent guns, but her crew is trained in little other than repelling boarders.

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El TiradorSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Comandante Antonio de Silva personally trained the marines on "The Gunner" to pick off enemy crew from long range. The ship has thus become famous for leaving her opponents "headless."

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L' AguilaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
Under Capitán Alarico Castro, "The Eagle" has earned a fearsome reputation. Castro's crew has perfected the art of ransacking and destroying their pirate enemies. It is rumored that he keeps a portion of the spoils hidden from Spain.

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Cazador Del PirataSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
The crew of the "Pirate Hunter" was literally whipped into shape by the obsessive Almirante Devante del Nero. He ensured that the only thing they hated more than him was pirates.

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La ResolucionSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 2S
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Capitán Alberto Ladrón was sent from the Castilian court in disgrace, his commission as capitán the only recognition of his years of royal service. He now uses the La Resolución to prepare for his triumphant return to the royal court.

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Asesino de la NaveSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The "Ship Killer" is armed with huge bore cannons capable of devastating short-range damage. Capitán Gonzalo Mora first rose to prominence on her deck.

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La FuriaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
Although "The Fury" was outfitted with the same cannons as the Asesino de la Nave, she does not perform as well at short range, a fact that can be attributed only to the quality of her gun crew.

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El DuqueSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
The Duke was once the largest Spanish ship permanently stationed in the Caribbean. Even though there are now larger ships in the area, the El Duque is still the fleet's flagship by virtue of her exceptional crew.

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Pescados de PlataSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Once per turn, this ship may move S after unloading cargo.
The "Silver Fish" is fast and agile. Her crews are all ex–merchant sailors, and so they are expert cargo handlers

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El Corazon del MarSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 4L 2S
If derelict, this ship gains a base move of S.
The crew of "The Heart of the Sea" certainly live up to their ship's name: They put their hearts and backs into anything they do.

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El PicadorSpanish
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S

The Bullfighter was named after the story of a famous matador who went to sea after losing his leg in the arena. His spirit is said to inhabit this ship, bringing much courage to her crew.

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El LeonSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
The capitán of "The Lion" relies on his ship's incredibly strong hull and his crew's bloodthirsty nature. In combat, he favors closing in quickly and then sending boarding parties.

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Capitán Alarico CastroSpanish
Points: 3
Link: Castro's Loyalists
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.
Castro is a dedicated man, but ultimately not to Spain. He "overcame" his Moorish heritage to rise to the top of the Spanish Navy, but he plots against every Castilian who has wronged him. Castro does his duty, but he patiently waits to make his move.

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Comandante Luys de AlvaSpanish
Points: 3
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Some say that de Alva's influential parents are the reason for his rapid climb in the Spanish Navy; these people do not know de Alva. His singular vision is to rid the Spanish Main of foreign holdings, starting with the English and the pirates they sponsor. De Alva's biggest weakness is becoming too "involved" with his "prizes."

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Master Gunner Rogelio VazquezSpanish
Points: 5
Link: Joaquin Vega
All of this ship's cannons have L range.
Vazquez can hit a wine glass with a cannonball at 500 yards. He secretly desires to own a weapon made by the master himself, Charles Southwyn, so he searches through every treasure haul, looking for items made by the English legend.

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

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Master BiancoSpanish
Points: 3
Link: Bianco's Haulers
This ship gets +1 cargo spaces. This crew takes up no cargo space.
This quiet, unassuming man is in demand for his unrivaled cargo-packing efficiency. But only Capitán Castro knows that Bianco always packs away something extra for himself. Bianco knows that Castro will one day require payment for his secrecy.

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

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Fernando SanchezSpanish
Points: 5
Link: Nemesio Diaz
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Sanchez uses information smuggled to him by Nemesio Diaz to raid enemy ports when they are most laden with gold. Sanchez has put a price on Hawkins' head for tricking his galleon onto a reef, and he's doubled that price for Hawkins' monkey, Skyme. His expensive hatred of the monkey remains unexplained.

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

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Almirante Devante del NeroSpanish
Points: 3
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Almirante del Nero, commander of the Armada de Barlavento, is a man driven almost mad by his zeal to rid the Spanish Main of pirates. To fail will be to fail his duty to God. His vision is so singular that he even secretly corresponds with his nation's enemy, Governor Lynch of Jamaica.

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

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Castro's LoyalistsSpanish
Points: 2
Link: Capitán Alarico Castro
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Over the years, Capitán Castro has surrounded himself with loyal crew. They are hardened men who fight well and don’t question their orders, and Castro is betting on that when the time comes to change flags.

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

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Joaquin VegaSpanish
Points: 4
Link: Master Gunner Rogelio Vazquez
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
Joaquin Vega is a master blacksmith. His swords rival those of Castile, and his ship armor is unparalleled the world over.

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

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Bianco's HaulersSpanish
Points: 3
Link: Master Bianco
This ship may unload cargo at your home island if she's within S of it.
Master Bianco has a small fleet that shuttles his secret stores from the ships in the middle of the night. The strong backs and iron arms of his Haulers help to move the cargo quickly by rowboat and to defend it from curious eyes and meddling hands.

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

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Nemesio DiazSpanish
Points: 5
Link: Fernando Sanchez
Once per turn, cancel the ability of one crew or ship within S of this ship.
Nemesio Diaz (aka William Cob, Jean Parisot la Valette, and Michel van Horn) is a true son of Spain, but he spends most of his time spying on the aristocracy of Spain's enemies. He works to defeat any who would plunder the riches that are Spain's by papal decree; that is, all of the Americas.

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

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Gonzalo MoraSpanish
Points: 2
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Capitán Mora is a shark who prefers surgical strikes to the blundering tactics of the English. His instincts about the weak spot of a fleet or ship are amazing, allowing his gunners to do more damage with a single shot than other crews might do with several broadsides.

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

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Comandante Antonio de SilvaSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
As a King's Marine, de Silva was once one of Spain's top musketeers. When he lost his right eye to a grape-shot volley fired by Christopher Myngs' ship, he feared for his career. But he learned to shoot all over again, vowing revenge on Myngs, his pirates, and all English.

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

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Shipping Charts
Points:
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.

097

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Marksman's Map
Points:
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down treasure on any island.

098

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

099

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Homemade Flag
Points:
Cannon ranges of enemy ships are reduced to S against this ship.

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Rum
Points:
Do not give this ship an action the turn after loading Rum. Rum is worth gold equal to 6 minus the number of this ship's crew when Rum was loaded.

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Plague
Points:
Eliminate all crew on this ship; she cannot dock. When she touches another ship, unload Plague onto that ship.

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

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

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

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

106

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

107

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

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

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

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

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

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

113

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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DeliverancePirate
Points: 19
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
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.

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La VictoirePirate
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
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!

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RangerPirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
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."

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EaglePirate
Points: 9
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
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.

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CassandraPirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
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.

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ArabellaPirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3L 3L 4S
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.

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La Morte de YarboroughPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S
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.

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SantiagoPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
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.

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AmityPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 5S 5S 5S
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.

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TreasurePirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
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.

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AdventurePirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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.

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Gilded MonkeyPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 2L 4S
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.

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DukePirate
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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.

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CharlesPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4S
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.

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Bonnie LizPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
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.

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Royal JamesPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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RavenPirate
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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RoverPirate
Points: 2
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
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.

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FancyPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L
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.

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MermaidPirate
Points: 2
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 3S
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.

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ScepterPirate
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 4S
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.

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Geoffery FloresPirate
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.

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Crimson AngelPirate
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.

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Havana BlackPirate
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.

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Jack HawkinsPirate
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."

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El PhantasmaPirate
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.

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The Hag of TortugaPirate
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.

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The StumpPirate
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.

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Le RequinPirate
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.

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JonahPirate
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.

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Bloody JakePirate
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.

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Maurice AristideFrench
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.

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Dead Man's PointPirate
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.

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HMS GoliathEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
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.

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HMS ViceroyEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
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.

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HMS LondonEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2S
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.

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HMS AjaxEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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.

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HMS Lord LinetonEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
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.

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HMS SultanEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
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.

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HMS CumberlandEnglish
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L
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.

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HMS GibraltarEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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HMS AlexanderEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
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.

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HMS Lady ProvostEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S
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.

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HMS SwiftsureEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 2S
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.

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Captain Percival BlakeEnglish
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.

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Commodore Rhys Gryffin OwenEnglish
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.

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Dr. Forbes BeattieEnglish
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.

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Cameron the Cabin BoyEnglish
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.

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Administror Scott BratleyEnglish
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.

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Fort BromptonEnglish
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.

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El NeptunoSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L 4L
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.

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El ArgonautaSpanish
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4L 4S
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.

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La Santa AnaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
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.

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Matthias VosperoSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
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.

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El RayoSpanish
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
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.

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La TrinidadSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
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.

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La BahamaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
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.

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El San FranciscoSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2S
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.

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El MontañezSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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El San SalvadorSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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La RosarioSpanish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S
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.

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El Duque Rafael de Moreno y RiveraSpanish
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.

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Contessa Anita AmoreSpanish
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.

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Inquisitor Sebastián BlancoSpanish
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.

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Doctor Urbano JavierSpanish
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.

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Agustín CovasSpanish
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.

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El Castillo del InfantaSpanish
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.

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El Puerto BlancoSpanish
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.

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La MagnifiqueFrench
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
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.

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La Ville de ParisFrench
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2L 2S
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!

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Le Dauphin RoyalFrench
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 2L 3S
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.

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La PossessionFrench
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
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.

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L' HerculeFrench
Points: 22
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
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.

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Le St. MichelFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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."

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Le Duc de BourgogneFrench
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S 3S
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.

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Le MarseillaisFrench
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S
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.

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L' AugusteFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 2L 4S
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.

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L' OrientFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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.

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Le TritonFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 4S
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.

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La CleopatreFrench
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3S
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.

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La ProvenceFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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L' IntrepideFrench
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
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.

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L' AmazoneFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4S
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.

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Le MercureFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

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L' ArtesienFrench
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
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.

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Le SolitaireFrench
Points: 17
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L
Cannons 5L
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.

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Le ColibriFrench
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S
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.

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Amiral Stephan DupuyFrench
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.

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Capitaine Gaston de St. CroixFrench
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.

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Vicomtesse Angelique de RichelieuFrench
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.

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Claude PerierFrench
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.

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Monsieur LeNoirFrench
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.

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Vicomte Jules de CisseyFrench
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.

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Phillipe du BrissacFrench
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.

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Capitaine ArathielFrench
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.

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St. PierreFrench
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.

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Scurvy
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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.

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Letter of Marque
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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.

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Buried Treasure
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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.

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Dry Powder
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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.

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Trees
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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.

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Grease Barrels
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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.

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Abandoned Crew
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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.

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Ghostly Encounter
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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.

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

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

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MusketeerPirate
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).

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

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

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MusketeerEnglish
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).

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

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

107

CC-108

MusketeerSpanish
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).

108

CC-109

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

109

CC-110

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

110

CC-111

Chainshot SpecialistPirate
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.

111

CC-112

Chainshot SpecialistEnglish
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.

112

CC-113

Chainshot SpecialistSpanish
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.

113

CC-114

Chainshot SpecialistFrench
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.

114

CC-115

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

115

CC-116

Stinkpot SpecialistPirate
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.

116

CC-117

Stinkpot SpecialistEnglish
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.

117

CC-118

Stinkpot SpecialistSpanish
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.

118

CC-119

Stinkpot SpecialistFrench
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.

119

CC-120

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

120

CC-121

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

121

CC-122

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

122

CC-123

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

123

CC-124

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

124

CC-125

MusketeerFrench
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).

125

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

126

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

127

CC-128

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

128

CC-129

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

129

CC-130

RoanokeAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 3L 3L 4S
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.

130

CC-022

Geoffery FloresPirate
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.

022

CC-032

HMS GoliathEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
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.

032

CC-081

L' ArtesienFrench
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
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.

081

CC-095

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.

095

CC-201

DeliverancePirate
Points: 19
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
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.

201

CC-202

ScepterPirate
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 4S
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.

202

CC-203

Crimson AngelPirate
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.

203

CC-204

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

204

CC-205

HMS LondonEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2S
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.

205

CC-206

Le St. MichelFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
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.

206

CC-207

Dead Man's PointPirate
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.

207

CC-208

El San SalvadorSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
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.

208

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JonahPirate
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.

209a

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Le RequinPirate
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.

209b

CC-210

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

210

CC-211

La CleopatreFrench
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3S
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.

211

CC-212

Bonnie LizPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
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.

212

CC-213

The Hag of TortugaPirate
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?

213

CC-214

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

214

CC-215

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

215

CC-301

ProvidenceAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
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.

301

CC-302

DestinyAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
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.

302

CC-303

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

303

REV-001

Black SwanPirate
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Christened as an English ship, the Black Swan has since flown the flag of many other nations. She lists English, French, Spanish and Americans among her crew.

001

REV-002

Neptune's HoardPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
The crew of Neptune's Hoard has mastered the fine art of negotiating the best price for their goods—then sacking the towns that can't, or won’t, meet their demands.

002

REV-003

Golden MedusaPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 2L 2L 3S
Link: Lady Baptiste
Schooner. This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
Lady Baptiste embodies all the best qualities of Robin Hood, with the Golden Medusa as her swift sword. Her crew serves for honor, above even gold.

003

REV-004

PridePirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Link: Jean Laffite, Phillipe Laffite
Schooner. Broadsides Attack.
At a distance, the Pride appears to be ideal for smuggling and making swift attacks. But if she comes alongside, concentrated fire from her cannons is the last thing a crew will see.

004

REV-005

Cursed BladePirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Greed motivates El Gato, captain of the Cursed Blade. His crew have mastered many inventive tactics in order to steal an opponent’s treasure, rather than fight.

005

REV-006

Hades' FlamePirate
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S 4S
Ghost Ship.
The crew of Hades’ Flame killed the voodoo priest Papa Martineau for what they considered unholy practices. His curse trapped them on the ship, and their eerie wails terrify all who hear them.

006

REV-007

ExecutionerPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
French sailors named this ship the Executioner in honor of its gunners, said to be able to take the head off a man's shoulders with a single shot.

007

REV-008

Bloody JewelPirate
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
American ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The Bloody Jewel preys on merchant ships sailing to and from Charleston. Anyone who brings the ship’s masthead to Ralph David will be rewarded with a plot of Carolina land as bounty.

008

REV-009

TigerPirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
Stolen from the Spanish, the Tiger is the prize of Captain Vivas who uses the little blockade runner to sack Spanish holdings along the Crimson Coast.

009

REV-010

CutlassPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her.
Captain Swank uses the Cutlass' maneuverability to get in so close to ports that her crew is already ashore before the ship is spotted and the shore cannons loaded.

010

REV-011

PandaPirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L
Link: Don Pedro Gilbert
Schooner. When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The Panda, under the command of "Don" Pedro, prefers the easy prey of ships damaged in battle or by storms, attacking as they limp back to port.

011

REV-012

CoralPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
This ship may not be shot at while docked.
In an inspired bit of engineering by a former English sailor, the Coral's main mast collapses when in port so that other ships can't target her from sea.

012

REV-013

Banshee's CryPirate
Points: 3
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 5S
This ship cannot shoot when she carries treasure.
One of the fastest ships on the Crimson Coast, Banshee's Cry carries a cannon, but she rarely fires it. The crew prefers to concentrate on finding treasure, not fighting for it.

013

REV-014

LightningPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Schooner.
The Lightning was commissioned by the Americans to patrol the North Atlantic. Unfortunately for them, Captain Wright didn’t like his pay, and now uses the ship as a way to collect a higher wage.

014

REV-015

Jean LaffitePirate
Points: 5
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.
The Gentleman Pirate is so infamous in New Orleans that the French, American and Spanish leaders all have placed a bounty on his head. He has honored them with a bounty in return.

015

REV-016

'Don' Pedro GilbertPirate
Points: 5
Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship's crew to give her an extra action. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Woodes Rogers openly scoffs at Don Pedro’s claim to a noble Spanish bloodline. The English fleet considers Gilbert the lowest of the pirates, and apprehending him its highest priority.

016

REV-017

DevereauxPirate
Points: 7
Once per turn, this ship may look at any one face-down treasure on any ship or island. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Originally a French privateer, Devereaux has lost his sanity to his obsession with finding the Dragon’s Eye, a gem that legend says grants the owner immortality.

017

REV-018

Lady BaptistePirate
Points: 3
Once per turn, reroll any die roll made for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The beautiful Lady Baptiste, considered both a hero and a scourge, has even been asked by Madame LaFontaine to be one of her girls. Her allegiance remains true to her ship and crew.

018

REV-019

The PatchPirate
Points: 3
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
How he lost his eye is a mystery, but rumors persist that he sold it to the Devil in exchange for the ability to see the shoals and reefs hidden bneath treacherous waters.

019

REV-020a

AmosPirate
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.
Amos discovered rum on his first trip to Tortuga, and has been drunk on it ever since. His knack for getting friends aboard the ships he crews has saved his life repeatedly.

020a

REV-020b

Divers
Points: 1
You may reveal this event immediately after one of your ships sinks an enemy ship, but you may not reveal it on the same turn an opponent reveals Raft. You receive all gold from the sunken ship. Remove Divers from the game.

020b

REV-021a

Phillipe LaffitePirate
Points: 2
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Though his brother gets the fame, Phillipe is a crack shot with a cannon and has trained many cannonneers. He is responsible for the devastating attacks the Pride can unleash.

021a

REV-021b

Divers
Points: 1
You may reveal this event immediately after one of your ships sinks an enemy ship, but you may not reveal it on the same turn an opponent reveals Raft. You receive all gold from the sunken ship. Remove Divers from the game.

021b

REV-022

The Devil's MawPirate
Points: 5 gold
Place your eliminated crew on this fort. They gain the Ghost Ship keyword.
Rumors say that The Devils' Maw holds a king’s ransom in gold, but you must give up your soul to claim it--a price even pirates hesitate to pay.

022

REV-023

Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the ship's controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a 6 remove the fire mast; on a 1-3 the ship's controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or at a fort, remove all fire masts as a free action.

023

REV-024

HMS SwallowEnglish
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Broadsides Attack.
The newest warship in the English fleet, has been dubbed "The Pirate Hunter" and the Swallow has direct orders to work with Woodes Rogers to clean up the Crimson Coast.

024

REV-025

HMS DreadnoughtEnglish
Points: 26
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L 3L
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
The Spanish could not defeat her. The French also tried, and failed. Now, the Dreadnought's crew looks forward to continuing its winning streak in conflicts against the American colonists.

025

REV-026

HMS OxfordEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her.
The Crown ordered Captain Kline to accommodate veteran soldier Lt. Hardwicke in training the Oxford’s crew in strategies for capturing forts and cities. Disdainful of the regular army, Kline has grudgingly complied.

026

REV-027

HMS SerapisEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Schooner. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
Responsible for patrolling the North Atlantic, the Serapis hunts down enemies of the Crown and ensures they never question her authority again.

027

REV-028

HMS NautilusEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against American ships.
The crew of the Nautilus consists of colonists loyal to the Crown of England. They have destroyed many ships flying the "joke of a flag" created by the traitorous American scum.

028

REV-029

HMS AlgiersEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L
Link: Sir Watkins Defoe
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Sir Watkins circumnavigated the globe in the Algiers, and counts the ship as his primary abode. He can tell her speed and direction by listening to the creaks of her hull.

029

REV-030

HMS Lord CauldwellEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship's masts.
The Lord Cauldwell was built to infiltrate pirate forts, but Lt. Nigel Hardwicke also uses this sturdy little boat quite effectively against American blockades.

030

REV-031

HMS ApolloEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
Embarrassed by Guy LaPlante in a duel fought in New Orleans, the captain of the Apollo has sworn an oath of vengeance against all the French on the Crimson Coast.

031

REV-032

HMS FrolicEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L
Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Frolic has yet to see combat. Rumor has it that the crew is so embarrassed by their ship’s name that they avoid all contact with friends and foes.

032

REV-033

HMS GreyhoundEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 2S
Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
The fastest ship in Rogers’ fleet, the Greyhound is tasked with testing the defenses of pirate havens, French outposts and American coastal positions.

033

REV-034

Woodes RogersEnglish
Points: 5
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Few know that Rogers began his career as a privateer under the English flag. His new status angers the French and Spanish—his former victims—and earns him the begrudging respect of the pirates.

034

REV-035

Lt. Nigel HardwickeEnglish
Points: 7
Marine. This crew gets +1 to its gun rolls against American ships, forts, and crew.
A veteran of the European wars, Hardwicke uses his land-based skills at sea to crush the American revolutionaries. He believes he will be the one to plant the Union Jack in Philadelphia.

035

REV-036

Sir Watkins DefoeEnglish
Points: 3
Link: HMS Algiers
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Sir Watkins spends so much time aboard his ship that he is uncomfortable on land. He reads the sea as easily as a mother understands the cries of her baby.

036

REV-037a

RobinsonEnglish
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.
Found on an uncharted island, Robinson can't remember the name of his ship, its fate, or the reason he was left behind. Woe betide the crew that rescues him!

037a

REV-037b

Raft
Points: 1
You may reveal Raft immediately after one of your ships sinks. Place all crew and gold on that ship onto the nearest wild island. Remove Raft from the game.

037b

REV-038

RamsgateEnglish
Points: 4 gold
This fort has one 2 L-range cannon. When placing this fort, indicate this cannon by placing two flags side by side.
The first fort that Rogers commissioned boldly declares this message: "This land and the sea around it belong to the English Crown."

038

REV-039

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the ship's controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a 6 remove the fire mast; on a 1-3 the ship's controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or at a fort, remove all fire masts as a free action.

039

REV-040

La Santa IsabelSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
With her gilded hull and polished cannons, La Santa Isabel is a throwback to the days when Spain ruled the seas. Now, she is reduced to trading between the colonies and Spain.

040

REV-041

La CazadoraSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
Capitan Oloma has developed a new strategy for La Cazador, using the aggressive huntress as a battering ram to discourage ships that attempt to raid Spanish holdings.

041

REV-042

El San JoseSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Don Sanchez teaches his crew to defeat pirates by acting like pirates. He encourages them to trade, even with the Crown's enemies, to get what they want.

042

REV-043

La MonarcaSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 5S 5S
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may move S after loading treasure.
Having lost two ships while docked, Alfonso Vargas, first mate of La Monarca, has taught his crew to load and unload so quickly that some say they never even drop anchor.

043

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Diego Cesar OlanoSpanish
Points: 7
Marine. This crew gets +1 to its gun rolls against Pirate ships, forts, and crew.
Haunted by the abuse he suffered when captured by pirates on his first tour of duty, Olano has vowed to hunt down every pirate on sea or land and exact his revenge.

044

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Fortaleza DoradaSpanish
Points: 5 gold
L-range cannons cannot hit this fort.
The Spanish claim it doesn't exist. Yet natives can be persuaded to speak of the "Golden Fortress," the apparent source of the Spanish gold flowing along the Crimson Coast.

045

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Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the ship's controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a 6 remove the fire mast; on a 1-3 the ship's controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or at a fort, remove all fire masts as a free action.

046

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Le SuperbeFrench
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2L 2L 2L 3L
Other ships do not block this ship's line of fire.
The women of France cried the day their men sailed on Le Superbe. They knew they had lost them forever, for no woman could live up to such a perfect vessel.

047

REV-048

Le Soleil RoyalFrench
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Capitain DeZay has assigned each of his cannonneers a specific color of cannonball, so that they get the credit they deserve in battle.

048

REV-049

La VengeanceFrench
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
In her last conflict with the English, La Vengeance lost all but five crewmembers. Those five make all new sailors swear a blood oath of revenge before coming aboard.

049

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Le LyonFrench
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Le Lyon sailed out of Quebec, raiding English and American ports all along the Atlantic Coast. She remained successful to New Orleans; a new crew will make the return trip.

050

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Le CourageuxFrench
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3L
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
Guy LaPlante expertly captains Le Courageux; he makes sure the enemy can see his face, and know that both her guns and his sword are pointed at their heart.

051

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L' AtalanteFrench
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her.
Madame LaFontaine's girls dote on the crew of L'Atalante, and no wonder: after every successful mission, the crew spends its reward at Chateau Fontainebleu.

052

REV-053

La Belle EtoileFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3S
Schooner. When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The cannonneers aboard La Belle Etoile pack their cannons with double the usual amount of gunpowder in order to penetrate both sides of a ship with one shot.

053

REV-054

La BaionnetteFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 4S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
When Capitan Coupet removed the ship’s masthead, his crew nearly mutinied. He replaced it with a bayonet, the ship's namesake, and success in their first battle proved the old man was right.

054

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La DanaeFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L
Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
La Danae was captured by Jean Lafitte, but was returned to France after a private audience with Madame LaFontaine. The crew doesn't care what flag flies as long as they get paid.

055

REV-056

Le FavoriFrench
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L
Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Owned by Vicomtesse de Richelieu, La Favori has become a favorite of Michel Bordeaux, who is searching for a ship swift and nimble enough to land raiding parties.

056

REV-057

La FélicitéFrench
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Schooner. All of this ship's cannons have L range.
Trained by Amiral Dupuy, the crew of La Félicité know that they must perform at the highest level to honor their country and flag.

057

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Le PiqueFrench
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Guy Laplante retrieved this ship from the English and returned it to France. It’s guns were upgraded by its English captors, and the current crew is learning how to fire them effectively.

058

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Le Bon MarinFrench
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
Phillipe Amqui once piloted Le Bon Marin through the bayou around New Orleans and into Jean Lafitte's hideout on a bet from Lady Baptiste.

059

REV-060

Madame LaFontaineFrench
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Choose one French crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Reroll any die roll, you must use the second result.
Madame LaFontaine is proprietress of Chateau Fontainebleu, a burlesque house in New Orleans. Her girls report everything they hear to Madame, and she passes that information to Amiral Dupuy.

060

REV-061

Phillipe AmquiFrench
Points: 3
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Amqui claims that Native Americans taught him how to talk to the water. His uncanny ability to accurately read the sea has made him worth his weight in gold.

061

REV-062

Guy LaPlanteFrench
Points: 5
Link: Le Courageux
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her. She gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Born in New Orleans, he has never seen the France he defends. Both Madame LaFontaine and Viscomtesse Richelieu covet his new-world attitude, but he desires only one treasure: Lady Baptiste.

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Michel BordeauxFrench
Points: 7
Link: Father Rene Bordeaux
Marine. This crew gets +1 to its gun rolls against English ships, forts, and crew.
At Viscomtesse Richelieu’s request, Bordeaux’s task is to shore up the defenses of France's New World holdings. He feels obligated to protect her holdings first, then hunt down the English.

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Mermaids
Points: 3
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token on a non-docked enemy ship. That ship may not be given an action for a number of turns equal to the number of crew on her when Mermaids was revealed. After those turns have elapsed, remove Mermaids from the game.

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Father Rene BordeauxFrench
Points: 5
Link: Michel Bordeaux
When another face-up crew on this ship is would be eliminated turn it face down instead.
As Dr. Rene Bordeaux healed men’s bodies, he saw the true disease in their souls. Where Michel is sent, Father Bordeaux follows, as blood will flow, and souls need to be saved.

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Raft
Points: 1
You may reveal Raft immediately after one of your ships sinks. Place all crew and gold on that ship onto the nearest wild island. Remove Raft from the game.

064b

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Paradis de la MerFrench
Points: 4 gold
The first time this fort is shot at each turn, roll a d6. The result is the number of times this fort must be hit that turn before any of its cannons can be eliminated.
The Paradise of the Sea is now home to second-generation French settlers, who will fight to the death to keep their island safe from outsiders.

065

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Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the ship's controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a 6 remove the fire mast; on a 1-3 the ship's controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or at a fort, remove all fire masts as a free action.

066

REV-067

Bonhomme RichardAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 2L 3S
Link: John Paul Jones
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
From the deck of the Bonhomme Richard, John Paul Jones shouted to the the English captain of the Serapis, "I have not yet begun to fight."

067

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ConstitutionAmerican
Points: 22
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L 3L
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship's masts.
Sailors nicknamed her "Old Ironsides" because she could take a full broadside attack without a chip to her hull—and her crew are the best-trained navy men in America.

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United StatesAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Broadsides Attack.
The "Old War Wagon" is the slowest ship in the American navy, but when she catches you in her devastating guns, speed doesn’t matter.

069

REV-070

EnterpriseAmerican
Points: 18
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Members of seasoned merchant-vessel crews familiar with the North Atlantic give the Enterprise an advantage in northern waters.

070

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FreedomAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Link: David Porter
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Sent to establish an American presence against the pirates, David Porter chose the Freedom as his flagship: the first, and last, American ship pirates would ever encounter.

071

REV-072

LouisianaAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 4S
Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Captain Anson, once a French privateer, has taught his crew to spot and aim for the weakest points in an enemy ship, in order to do the most damage.

072

REV-073

SaratogaAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S 3S 4S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Captain Oswald "recruited" his crew from the Baltimore jailhouse and gave them one law: when you hit the deck of the enemy ship, the survivor goes home a free man.

073

REV-074

YankeeAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4S 4S
Schooner. This ship cannot be pinned.
The captain of the Yankee sailed her into the middle of a formation of three English ships and maneuvered so quickly that the enemy ships rammed each other. Score: Yankee 3, English 0.

074

REV-075

JarvisAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Jarvis was built by the David family to hunt pirates plaguing Charleston. Moored near shore to lure ships onto the rocky coast, if the cannons don't destroy the enemy, the rocks will.

075

REV-076

CarolinaAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3S 4S

Ruth Lee pulled the Carolina out of dry dock to sell it to an old sea salt named "Captain" Henry, who claimed he was put in charge of hunting Redcoats.

076

REV-077

BostonAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Schooner. Forts cannot hit this ship.
The Boston’s first mate has gathered a veteran crew. Each member must describe the forts and islands they have encountered so he can add to his strategic plans.

077

REV-078

Julius CaesarAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Link: Jonathan Haraden
Schooner. Broadsides Attack.
With new guns and Haraden at the helm, the crew of the Julius Caesar have declared that they will become the new flagship of the American fleet.

078

REV-079

RattlesnakeAmerican
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
English ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
Originally an English ship, the Rattlesnake's American crew mutinied and forced the English officers into a rowboat. In response, Woodes Rogers issued a general order to sink the Rattlesnake.

079

REV-080

HannahAmerican
Points: 16
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 4S 4S
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
Hannah takes advantage of an unusually tall mast and a two-man crow’s nest to spy out enemy positions and report its findings to the fleet’s larger, slower ships.

080

REV-081

HornetAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 4S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Crenshaw openly defies Porter’s orders to concentrate on pirates and uses the Hornet to attack English ships, claiming they are the true enemy.

081

REV-082

PhiladelphiaAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 5S 5S
You own any derelict this ship explores; both ships become docked at your home island.
A familiar sight near New Orleans is Ruth Lee at the helm of the Philadelphia, with a derelict pirate ship in tow.

082

REV-083

The Flying FishAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Originally part of Ralph David's privateer fleet, the Flying Fish was given to Porter so that experienced pirate hunters could teach his sailors the ins and outs of the pirate mind.

083

REV-084

WaspAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3L
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may move S after loading treasure.
Ever-changing alliances taught the Wasp's crew to unload their goods quickly and move out before they were declared an "unfriendly presence" in port.

084

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PeacockAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 3S
Schooner. This ship cannot be pinned.
Jean Lafitte has tried to steal and capture the Peacock. Now he’s been reduced to trying to buy the ship to gain her advantage in tight battles.

085

REV-086

ChesapeakeAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Chesapeake’s crew of veteran privateers possess a letter of marque to fight for America. They have learned to gut enemy ships, leaving no survivors to reveal their role in the massacre.

086

REV-087

LynxAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Once a ship sailing with Don Perdo, the Lynx was one of the first ships captured on Porter’s watch.

087

REV-088

HarlequinAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S
Schooner. All of this ship's cannons have L range.
Devereaux traded the captain of the Harlequin a powerful English-built cannon for an old Spanish map found in a New Orleans trinket shop.

088

REV-089

John Paul JonesAmerican
Points: 7
Link: Bonhomme Richard
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.
A hero of the new revolution, but considered a pirate by the English, John Paul Jones took the fight directly to the king, even sinking ships within European waters.

089

REV-090

Commodore David PorterAmerican
Points: 7
Link: Freedom
Broadsides Attack. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.
Backed by the power of the new American government, David Porter was taked with to ridding the area of pirates, using the efficiency of a military operation.

090

REV-091

Jonathan HaradenAmerican
Points: 6
Link: Julius Ceaser
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, reroll any die roll made for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Using any means necessary, from purely tactical maneuvers to sneak attacks, and once facing down an opponent with a single cannon, Haraden has captured or sunk more than one thousand cannons in his career.

091

REV-092

KikowaAmerican
Points: 3
Link: Ruth Lee
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Kikowa sets up camp at the bow of every ship on which he serves. He never leaves that spot; eating, sleeping and, most importantly, watching the sea from his unique vantage point.

092

REV-093

Carl SmithAmerican
Points: 4
Link: King George
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
As a merchant sailor in New England, Carl fought his share of pirates, privateers, and ships of foreign crowns. Now he sails the Atlantic Coast fighting for freedom.

093

REV-094

'Diamond' Nelson TurnerAmerican
Points: 3
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.
Wherever Turner shows up, someone will make money, and someone will lose it. "Diamond" nearly always wins. The list of losers is a who's who of powerful New Orleans personalities.

094

REV-095

Commander Albert CrenshawAmerican
Points: 5
All of this ship's cannons have L range.
Crenshaw would rather fight the Redcoats than pirate scum, and so he has begun a private war on the Crimson Coast to keep his personal agenda alive.

095

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King GeorgeAmerican
Points: 4
Link: Carl Smith
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Found by Carl Smith, he was named King George for the only other cur Smith knew. In boarding attacks, K.G. heads for the officers’ quarters to grab whatever fits in his mouth.

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Mermaids
Points: 3
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token on a non-docked enemy ship. That ship may not be given an action for a number of turns equal to the number of crew on her when Mermaids was revealed. After those turns have elapsed, remove Mermaids from the game.

096b

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"Hacksaw" RileyAmerican
Points: 5
When another face-up crew on this ship is would be eliminated turn it face down instead.
Most sailors consider a visit from "Hacksaw" a blessing and curse. He keeps them alive, but they'll likely end up with one less limb.

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Foul Winds
Points: 3
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token anywhere on the play area (except on an island or a ship). Any ship (except docked ships) within L of the token is moved L in one direction chosen by the player to the left of that ship's controller. If a ship touches an island, eliminate one of her masts. Remove Foul Winds from the game.

097b

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Ralph DavidAmerican
Points: 3
One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
The David family is said to own Charleston, and Ralph has used his family’s power and prestige to achieve his goal of owning the shipping lanes to the Crimson Coast as well.

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Becalmed
Points: 4
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token anywhere on the play area (except on an island or a ship). No ship within L of the token may be given a move action unless she can move when derelict. Remove Becalmed from the game at the beginning of your next turn.

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Ruth LeeAmerican
Points: 2
Link: Kikowa
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Born and raised at sea and respected by everyone, even pirates, she has forgotten more about ships, sailors and the sea than most of the so-called professionals have ever known.

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Foul Winds
Points: 3
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token anywhere on the play area (except on an island or a ship). Any ship (except docked ships) within L of the token is moved L in one direction chosen by the player to the left of that ship's controller. If a ship touches an island, eliminate one of her masts. Remove Foul Winds from the game.

099b

REV-100a

Christian Jefferson, EsquireAmerican
Points: 3
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
His name opens doors for him: an honest name for an honest man. But Jefferson treats everything as currency—even human life.

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Becalmed
Points: 4
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token anywhere on the play area (except on an island or a ship). No ship within L of the token may be given a move action unless she can move when derelict. Remove Becalmed from the game at the beginning of your next turn.

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Thompson's IslandAmerican
Points: 3 gold
This fort gets +1 to its cannon rolls when a ship is docked at it.
As the westernmost island in a string of dangerous, rocky atolls, controlling Thompson's Island is the key to controlling the Crimson Coast.

101

REV-102

Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the ship's controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a 6 remove the fire mast; on a 1-3 the ship's controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or at a fort, remove all fire masts as a free action.

102

REV-103

Weapons
Points:
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls for every crew on her.

103

REV-104

Fruit
Points:
If this ship loads Scurvy, it has no effect; remove it from the game. Fruit takes up 2 cargo spaces and cannot be unloaded.

104

REV-105

Sextant
Points:
This ship ignores terrain when given move actions (islands are not terrain).

105

REV-106

Natives
Points:
The ship that reveals Natives may not be given actions for a number of rounds equal to number of crew on her when Natives is revealed. Leave Natives face down on its island.

106

REV-107

Cross of Coronado
Points:
You may load this treasure face down. If one of this ship's masts would be eliminated, you may reveal Cross of Coronado and remove it from the game instead.

107

REV-108

Castaway
Points:
Place any one crew with point cost 3 or less on this ship, using standard cargo capacity rules. That crew assumes this ship's nationality. Remove Castaway from the game.

108

REV-109

Missionary
Points:
Remove all crew on this ship from the game and then remove Missionary from the game.

109

REV-110

Explosives
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it when this ship rams or pins a ship. Roll a d6. On a result of 4–6, both ships sink. Remove Explosives from the game.

110

REV-111

Neptune's Trident
Points:
Give this ship a shoot action. A wave S wide and 3 L long leaves the ship in one direction. Up to 2 masts or cannons of every ship and fort in the path of the wave are eliminated. Eliminate one of this ship's masts for every affected ship and fort. Remove Neptune's Trident from the game.

111

REV-112

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

112

REV-113

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

113

REV-114

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

114

REV-115

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

115

REV-116

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

116

REV-117

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

117

REV-118

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

118

REV-119

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

119

REV-120

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

120

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

121

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

122

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

123

REV-124

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

124

REV-125

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

125

REV-126

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

126

REV-127

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

127

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

128

REV-129

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

129

REV-130

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

130

REV-131

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

131

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

132

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

133

REV-134

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

134

REV-135

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

135

REV-136

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

136

REV-137

MusketeerAmerican
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).

137

REV-138

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

138

REV-139

Chainshot SpecialistAmerican
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 of her. 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.

139

REV-140

Stinkpot SpecialistAmerican
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 of her. 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.

140

REV-141

AspPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 5S 6S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
American sailors returning from the Barbary Coast say that this galley, captianed by kal Bhed and his cutthroats, delivers a lethal bite to anyone who stands in her way.

141

REV-142

Star of SiamPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S 5S
Galley.
The Star of Siam had just raided an American ship leaving the Barbary Coast for the Americas when Wesley captured her, claiming the ship and her swollen cargo holds for himself.

142

REV-143

WesleyPirate
Points: 5
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship within S of her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses she may have.
As an English privateer, Wesley raided ships and ports along the Barbary Coast. But a chance meeting with Jack Hawkins in Tangier convinced Wesley that he was fighitng on the wrong side.

143

REV-144

Chainshot SpecialistPirate
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 of her. 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.

144

REV-145

Hangman's NoosePirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 4S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against American ships.
Porter sacked Captian Blackeart's hideout and all he has left is the Hangman's Noose. He vows will destroy the American fleet in revenge.

145

REV-146

Red CursePirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 2S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The Red Curse is feared in small towns and ports from Boston to New Orleans and all the islands of the Crimson Coast.

146

REV-147

ConcordAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 4L 4L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
David Porter has given the Concord one order: "Hunt and destroy all Pirates no matter where they are!"

147

REV-148

FranklinAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
The newest American ship has a very young crew. Only an experienced Captain can whip these recruits into a fighting machine.

148

BC-001

Nubian PrinceBarbary Corsair
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 3S 4S 5L
Galley. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
Rais Abba Quilon modified the Nubian Prince to draft deep, making her almost invisible in the water—and an impossible target for nearby ships.

001

BC-002

Ivory StarBarbary Corsair
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S 4S 5L
Galley. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Ivory Star’s hull is covered with polished ivory. From a distance, she looks like a cresting wave, entrancing opponents into a state of vulnerability.

002

BC-003

Jackal's TeethBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S 4S 4L
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
During boarding attacks, the crew of the Jackal’s Teeth howl like ghostly dogs, striking fear in the hearts of even the most stalwart defenders.

003

BC-004

Terror of GibraltarBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 4S 5S 5L
Galley. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Crewed by outcasts of Europe and the New World, the Terror of Gibraltar plies her unique brand of piracy in the waters near its eponymous outcropping.

004

BC-005

Crescent MoonBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4S 5S 5L
Galley. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The devout captain of the Crescent Moon demands that his compass be accurate so that he can face Mecca when praying, no matter the ship’s heading.

005

BC-006

Janissaries' BloodBarbary Corsair
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Link: Murat Rais
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The crew of Janissaries’ Blood has been culled entirely from the Barbary Coast, and Rais Murat makes sure their hatred for Europeans is matched only by their loyalty to him.

006

BC-007

Fire DjinnBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 4S 5S 6L
Galley. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Equipped with boarding hooks and ramps, the Fire Djinn strikes with the speed of a sandstorm and the deadliness of a demon.

007

BC-008

Sea DragonBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 5S
Link: Uluj Ali
Galley. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Uluj Ali has trained the crew of the Sea Dragon specifically to fight Spanish vessels: to board them, take prisoners, and then use the information they provide to attack their ports.

008

BC-009

Persian VictoryBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4S 5S
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Inspired by the ancient navies of Xerxes the Great, the Persian Victory and her crew oppose any foreign power attempting to control the Barbary Coast.

009

BC-010

Winds of VengeanceBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4S 5S
Galley. Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
Mocked by other Barbary Corsairs, the crew of the Winds of Vengeance always press their attack—even if means the loss of ship and life.

010

BC-011

Wicked KareenBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3S 4S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against American ships.
Rais Al-Kazar has decided that American ships are easy pickings, so he focuses the attacks of the Wicked Kareen almost exclusively on their merchant ships.

011

BC-012

AlgiersBarbary Corsair
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 4S
Link: Wesley
Galley. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Wesley has taken command of the Algiers, which has become the most successful Barbary Corsair ship because of his uncanny ability to turn a small supply of gold into a large one.

012

BC-013

MeshudBarbary Corsair
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against French ships.
Capitan Marcel, a former French privateer with a crew of ex-slaves, hunts the waters around French colonies, viciously attacking their naval support and merchant ships.

013

BC-014

Divan's PunishmentBarbary Corsair
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 3S 4S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against Spanish ships.
The Moorish captain of Divan’s Punishment is a former prisoner of Spain who directs his attacks against their gold-bloated ships returning from the New World.

014

BC-015

Sultan's SwordBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 5S 6S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Rumor says that Rais Jaziri doesn’t even load the cannons of the Sultan’s Sword, so confident is he in the ship’s swift attacks and even swifter swords.

015

BC-016

SplendorBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 4S 5S
Galley. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
The captain of the Splendor cares little for captives, preferring to fill his hold with what really matters: gold.

016

BC-017

MarrakeshBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 5S 6S
Galley. Spanish ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
So great is their fear of Spain, this crew of former slaves has been known to panic when faced with a ship flying the colors of Spain.

017

BC-018

Golden PeacockBarbary Corsair
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4S 4S
Galley.
Her distinct golden sails—a gift from the pasha in Constantinople—make the Golden Peacock a glorious vision on the Barbary Coast.

018

BC-019

Tiger's EyeBarbary Corsair
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3L
Galley. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The superstitious first mate of the Tiger’s Eye keeps on his person a gem that he claims protects his ship from harm, and no one is willing to risk finding out if it’s true.

019

BC-020

Silent DeathBarbary Corsair
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Galley. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
The Silent Death and her crew have honed the fine art of sneaking up on an unsuspecting enemy and personally waking her captain from his bunk with a sword at his throat.

020

BC-021

Bey's RevengeBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
In Rais Haddou’s eyes, the crew of the Bey’s Revenge earn their pay only if they take down larger ships. Anything else is an insult and an embarrassment.

021

BC-022

ScorpionBarbary Corsair
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 3S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Trained by Sicilian sailors and taught warfare by the pasha’s soldiers, Rais Baha can estimate how long it will take to capture a ship, down to the minute.

022

BC-023

GallowsBarbary Corsair
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
Galley. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The crew of the Gallows are outcast pirates from the Caribbean who escaped a hanging to try their fortunes on the Barbary Coast. They named their ship so as to never forget life’s quirks.

023

BC-024

Desert WindBarbary Corsair
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 4S
Galley. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
The galley master has been told it will be his life if the ship’s oarsmen ever miss a beat, thus the uncanny ability of the Desert Wind to close on ships even in battle.

024

BC-025

Agha's WhipBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S
Galley. Spanish ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
Nothing is known of the captain of this vessel except that the king of Spain himself put an enormous price on his head.

025

BC-026

Pasha's DelightBarbary Corsair
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 4L 3S
Galley. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The colors flown by the Pasha’s Delight imply that she’s nothing more than a harmless merchant vessel—allowing her crew to take advantage of opponents not cunning enough to see through her deception.

026

BC-027

Queen of ShebaBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Galley. Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
This once-great warship has started to show her age—it is a rare day when she enters port with plunder.

027

BC-028

SaharaBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against English ships.
After his old ship was sunk by the English, Rais Yahia vowed to pay the widows of his lost crew twice—once with England’s blood and once with her gold.

028

BC-029

DervishBarbary Corsair
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 5S
Galley. This ship’s base move becomes S when she reaches her cargo limit.
The crew of the Dervish prefers to grab what it can and then flee, even if means leaving other treasure behind. After all, gold never helped a dead man.

029

BC-030

MoroccoBarbary Corsair
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 5S 5S
Galley. Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down treasure on any island.
With contacts in every port along the Barbary Coast, Rais Oudah seems to know more about what ships are carrying than their own captains do.

030

BC-031

GriffinBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
Galley. American ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
The Griffin was the first ship to capture an American crew—and then sell them back to their own. American sailors have thus made the ship their number-one target.

031

BC-032

TripoliBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
Galley. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
The Tripoli’s captain keeps a captured noble on board at all times. He uses them as an excuse for trade, getting close enough to bigger ships to surprise them with an attack.

032

BC-033

Viper's BiteBarbary Corsair
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
This tiny vessel was actually named by the English for her ability to attack larger ships and leave them in disarray while she escapes.

033

BC-034

WhisperBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S
Galley. When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
The greedy crew of the Whisper has been known to fill the ship’s holds with anything and everything they can get, even if it means crawling back to port.

034

BC-035

MajesticBarbary Corsair
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 5S
Galley. Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
The Majestic has survived as long as she has by scouting for other Barbary Corsairs. The pay is so good that the crew doesn’t even need to fight.

035

BC-036

CarthageBarbary Corsair
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 5S
Galley. This ship may not be shot at while docked.
By having their oarsmen row the Carthage onto shore, the crew ensures that she is ignored by both sea and coastal cannons.

036

BC-037

NimchaBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Rais Zaci is well aware of the Nimcha’s shortcomings, so he trained her oarsmen to fire cannons while rowing, all without missing a beat.

037

BC-038

TunisBarbary Corsair
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Galley. This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
The value of knowing where treasure may be hidden is more valuable to Rais Taha than any shipping chart.

038

BC-039

Aruj BarbarossaBarbary Corsair
Points: 10
Link: Kheir-ed-din
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. This captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
Known for his red beard, Aruj is credited with the creation of the first Barbary Corsair fleets. Under his leadership, they began their domination of the Barbary Coast by proving that the galley could take on the biggest European ships.

039

BC-040

WesleyBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Link: Algiers
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Rumors persist that Wesley is an English noble who has been denied his birthright because of his common mother. Taking to piracy, he has decided that he will buy his place with the gold of those who denied him.

040

BC-041

Kheir-ed-dinBarbary Corsair
Points: 6
Link: Aruj Barbarossa
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.
Kheir-ed-din (gift of God) is the strategic half of his partnership with his charismatic brother, Aruj. He leads the fleets of the Barbary Corsairs and works both for the emir of Ottoman Empire and the sultan of Tunis.

041

BC-042

Uluj AliBarbary Corsair
Points: 7
Link: Sea Dragon
Marine. This crew gets +1 to its gun rolls against Spanish ships, forts, and crew.
An Italian by birth and a sailor by profession, Uluj rose to command Barbary Corsairs by ceaselessly attacking Spanish ships, holdings, and nobility.

042

BC-043

Jack HawkinsBarbary Corsair
Points: 5
Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship. 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.
Because pirate hunting had become the priority of both the Americans and English in the New World, Jack decided to seek his fortune elsewhere. After landing at Tangier, he saw the piles of gold—and he knew he was home.

043

BC-044

Murat RaisBarbary Corsair
Points: 4
Link: Janissaries' Blood
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–Barbary Corsair ship.
Rais Murat was once a prisoner of the Barbary Corsairs, but he has since been granted his freedom and a ship. To make himself known to every sailor on the Mediterranean, Murat hunts every ship that does not fly the Barbary Corsair flag.

044

BC-045

DragutBarbary Corsair
Points: 5
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her. She gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Dragut retook Tripoli from the Spanish after a bloody and bitter battle. He learned that there was more to life than just sailing, and that any man who sailed with him had to be able to fight both on land and on sea.

045

BC-046

John WardBarbary Corsair
Points: 3
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Described by his former English commander as “a drunk, a fool, and an idiot,” Ward decided that stealing for himself was better than serving as a “slave” on an English warship.

046

BC-047

Firepot SpecialistBarbary Corsair
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.
Haunted by the abuse he suffered when captured by pirates on his first tour of duty, Olano has vowed to hunt down every pirate on sea or land and exact his revenge.

047

BC-048

AlexandriaEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 3S 4S 2L
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against Barbary Corsair ships.
Captured by Robert Blake and then turned over to the Knights of Malta, the Alexandria is feared by the Barbary Corsairs for both her firepower and the ferocity of her crew.

048

BC-049

HMS DurhamEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
Link: Lawrence
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Lawrence has tuned the crew of HMS Durham to perfection using both the tactics of the Barbary Corsairs and the training of the Royal Navy.

049

BC-050

HMS GranvilleEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Link: Commodore Rhys Gryffyn Owen
Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Commodore Owen fills the cannons of the fearsome Granville with grapeshot so that they can take out as many Barbary Corsairs as possible.

050

BC-051

HMS WestminsterEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Captain Hawley flies the flags of over 30 nations from HMS Westminster in an effort to confuse enemies and give his crew the upper hand in combat.

051

BC-052

HMS AntelopeEnglish
Points: 5
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L

Small, fast, and perpetually leaky, HMS Antelope is crewed by Barrett’s Privateers, and she is charged with harassing anyone not flying the Union Jack.

052

BC-053

HMS Lord KenyonEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship's masts.
Financed privately and constructed of the hardiest materials, HMS Lord Kenyon prowls the profitable Barbary Coast, preying upon those who underestimate her.

053

BC-054

St. GeorgeEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4L
Galley. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
The Knights of Malta were trained by the Royal Navy to dodge cannon fire at close range, allowing the St. George to get up close and personal.

054

BC-055

Admiral Robert BlakeEnglish
Points: 5
Link: All English ships
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Barbary Corsair ships. 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.
Given the title “General of the Sea” by the Crown, Admiral Blake is the supreme commander of the English fleets. With a selfless sense of duty, he has created the greatest naval force the world has seen, and yet he is still considered a gentleman, a sailor, and a scholar.

055

BC-056

LawrenceEnglish
Points: 5
Link: HMS Durham
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
After going “native,” Ethan Lawrence was stripped of his commission in the Royal Navy. But his very public exploits as “England’s Own Corsair,” coupled with his rescue of HMS Durham from a Barbary Corsair sneak attack, forced the Crown to give him back his command.

056

BC-057

Roderick the PureEnglish
Points: 4
Link: Don Rafael Y de Teresa, Benoit de Marsilles
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
With rumors of a crime of passion swirling around him, Roderick left England as a sailor. Fighting alongside the Knights of Malta, he came to see them as the true protectors of the kingdoms of Europe. So he left the Royal Navy to become a warrior in the fight against the Barbary Corsair scourge.

057

BC-058

Commodore Rhys Gryffyn OwenEnglish
Points: 0
Link: HMS Granville
Limit. Ransom. Choose one English crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Being given a new command on the Barbary Coast would seem like a promotion to any other naval officer, but Owen feels that he is being punished. Did he learn too much about Countess Doone or question the commands of Woodes Rogers too often? The only directive he gets is to destroy the Corsairs at all costs.

058

BC-059

First Mate IsmailEnglish
Points: 3
This ship gets +1 cargo spaces. This crew takes up no cargo space.
Egyptian by birth, but schooled and trained in colonial schools in Cairo, Ismail realized that the Royal Navy was his ticket out of the slums. His ability to deal with locals gets his ships the best deals and the fastest cargo turnovers.

059

BC-060

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.
Trained by Amiral Dupuy, the crew of La Félicité know that they must perform at the highest level to honor their country and flag.

060

BC-061

La Espada de DiosSpanish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S 4S 5S
Galley. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
La Espada del Dios is a captured galley disguised as a Barbary Corsair ship, and her capitan is happy to let them take the blame for his plunders.

061

BC-062

GranadaSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3S
Link: Admiral Alarico Castro, Castro's Loyalists
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against Barbary Corsair ships.
The mighty Granada is Admiral Castro’s flagship in the Mediterranean. She is known for ruthlessly hunting Corsairs to the very ends of the Earth.

062

BC-063

PamplonaSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4L 3S
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Capitan Carral won the Pamplona in a game of dice, and he feels that with the goddess of luck on his side, he and his crew can meet any challenge.

063

BC-064

El PasoSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
The crew of El Paso come from all over the Barbary Coast, and Capitan Carrillo’s contacts range from the throne rooms of Europe to the lowliest taverns.

064

BC-065

La SerpienteSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
La Serpiente’s crew are the finest cannoneers on the Barbary Coast. It is said they can hit a ship docked in Morocco from Barcelona.

065

BC-066

El ToroSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
El Toro, like a bull on a rampage, is sent into fleets of Barbary Corsairs with one purpose: to destroy galleys.

066

BC-067

Alonso de OrozcoSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The crew of El Alonso de Orozco must swear loyalty to the Knights of Malta over Spain.

067

BC-068

Tariq the BlackSpanish
Points: 5
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Barbary Corsair crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Tariq the Black uses his Moorish heritage to recruit Barbary Corsairs to sail for Spain as part of a deal he brokered with the Crown. He has been promised the kingship of Morocco as a reward for destroying the Corsairs.

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BC-069

Dominick FredaSpanish
Points: 5
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Barbary Corsair ships. 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.
Freda is an experienced sailor who once owned a large shipping fleet in Naples—before it was all destroyed by Barbary Corsairs. He has agreed to work with Spain in exchange for a fleet to liberate his home from Barbarossa.

069

BC-070

Don Rafael Y de TeresaSpanish
Points: 5
Link: Roderick the Pure, Benoit de Marsilles
When another face-up crew on this ship would be eliminated, turn it face down instead.
As a doctor to the Crown, Don Rafael had all the prestige a man could want. But he knew that his skills were needed for a higher calling. He became a Knight of Malta, and now he uses his gifts to ease the pain of those fighting the Corsair scourge.

070

BC-071

Admiral Alarico CastroSpanish
Points: 5
Link: Castro's Loyalists, Granada
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Promoted and transferred to the Barbary Coast, Admiral Castro’s plans to destroy every Castilian who opposed him has softened, as he has become a welcome fixture in the royal court and drawing rooms of a new Spain.

071

BC-072

Duque Marcus VaccaroSpanish
Points: 0
Limit, Ransom. Choose one Spanish crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Duque Vaccaro, also known as the “Golden Tongue,” is Spain’s most important negotiator. He alone can interrupt the king at any hour, and his imperatives often become reality. He has been dispatched to the Italian city-states, the Knights of Malta, and even to England and France.

072

BC-073

Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

073

BC-074

St. DenisFrench
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 4L 4L 5L
Galley. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
The Knights of Malta recruit French Corsairs to crew Le St. Denis so that they can fight the Barbary Corsairs on equal footing.

074

BC-075

L' Ange de la MerFrench
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Schooner. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
L’Ange de la Mer survived battles with the English that sent many of her sister ships to the bottom of the sea. She has earned the distinction of flagship on the Barbary Coast.

075

BC-076

Le Loup-GarouFrench
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 4S 5S
Link: Jordan Dumas
Schooner. Ghost Ship.
Barbary Corsairs speak of this ship only in whispers, fearing that saying “Le Loup-Garou” aloud will rouse the dark forces that power her to steal their souls.

076

BC-077

La MartiniqueFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against American ships.
An undeclared war exists between French and American ships, but the crew of La Martinique treats it as if it is the war to end all wars.

077

BC-078

L' AfriqueFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 4L
This ship gets +L to her base move if she has all of her masts.
L’Afrique’s speed is a weapon. The crew acts as if she is running away, but then they double back to help flank her enemies.

078

BC-079

La RepubliqueFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship cannot sink, but she can be scuttled.
Murat Rais swears he has sunk La Republique three times, and the English claim two victories—and yet she still floats and fights.

079

BC-080

St. JoanFrench
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
Galley. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
This ship’s crew swears that Joan of Arc herself protects her. Not even the Knights of Malta dare to claim otherwise.

080

BC-081

Robert SurcoufFrench
Points: 7
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
A French hero, Surcouf is the quintessential Corsair. His knack for hitting ships laden with treasure has ensured him the best crews, the best ships, and the wrath of every other nation.

081

BC-082

Jordan DumasFrench
Points: 6
Link: Le Loup-Garou
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
No one denies that Dumas has a past: advisor to the king of France, minister, merchant, thief, priest, even spy. But it is his current occupation as captain of Le Loup-Garou that makes people wonder if he has any soul left.

082

BC-083

Benoit de MarsillesFrench
Points: 6
Link: Don Rafael Y de Teresa and Roderick the Pure
Marine.
As soldier for the Crown, Benoit followed orders. After being deemed too old to fight on the front lines, he found that the Knights of Malta greatly appreciated his expertise.

083

BC-084

Amiral Gaston de St. CroixFrench
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.
Made an amiral because of his victories over the English in the New World, Gaston was transferred to the Barbary Coast, where he has established his presence with the ladies in court as well as with France’s enemies at sea.

084

BC-085

Khalid YoussefFrench
Points: 3
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Moroccan by birth but raised in Marseilles, Youssef has the ability to blend in wherever he is, allowing him to make deals that would get anyone else the guillotine.

085

BC-086

Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.
Crenshaw openly defies Porter’s orders to concentrate on pirates and uses the Hornet to attack English ships, claiming they are the true enemy.

086

BC-087

PresidentAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Since the President came to the Barbary Coast, she has become a target of the Corsairs—and a welcome sight to American merchants.

087

BC-088

IntrepidAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 3L 3L 2L
Link: Commander Steven Decatur
Schooner. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
Decatur has the Intrepid’s crew in their dress whites at all times. He wants the Old World to see that the New World always means business.

088

BC-089

MinutemanAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against Barbary Corsair ships.
The Minuteman’s crew is exclusively made up of former Barbary Corsair captives—especially those with experience rowing their galleys.

089

BC-090

ConcordAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Concord shipped the first wave of marines to the Barbary Coast, and her crew has learned the art of close-quarters warfare from them.

090

BC-091

HorizonAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
Captain Carter has yet to find proof that France is supporting some Barbary Corsair captains, but he plans to continue his raids on French ships until he does.

091

BC-092

DelawareAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
The diminutive Delaware is known as the “Sailing Fortress” because of the huge fort cannons installed on her deck.

092

BC-093

NiagaraAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
Appropriately tagged “Fish Food,” cannonneers of the Niagara are flogged if they ever leave their posts, even if the ship were to go down.

093

BC-094

Commander Steven DecaturAmerican
Points: 7
Link: Intrepid
This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Commander of the American forces on the Barbary Coast, Decatur has vowed that no ship shall be taken by pirates. He has even gone to the extreme of sinking his own ships rather than allow them to be captured.

094

BC-095

William EatonAmerican
Points: 7
Marine. This crew gets +1 to its gun rolls against Barbary Corsair ships and crew.
Eaton was the American counsel to the Barbary States, and while Preble and Decatur lead the American forces at sea, he has begun his plan to invade the land at Tripoli.

095

BC-096

Wayne NolanAmerican
Points: 0
Limit, Ransom. Choose one American crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Young, trained in modern naval combat, and given orders to follow Preble and learn from him, Nolan carries with him the weight of a new county and a modern military organization.

096

BC-097

Commodore Edward PrebleAmerican
Points: 6
Link: All American ships
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.
Respected as a commander and teacher, Preble felt the only way to defeat the Barbary Corsairs was to take the battle to them. Whether on sea or land, he commands his forces to continually press the attack.

097

BC-098

Brent RiceAmerican
Points: 4
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
No one knows when Rice signed on with the American Navy; he’s just always been there. Although he has no rank, his stories of ship engagements are so exact, and his knowledge of naval strategy so advanced, even Preble consults with him.

098

BC-099

Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll a d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

099

BC-100

Spices
Points:
Double the value of one non-unique treasure on this ship when unloaded at your home island or fort, and then remove Spices from the game.

100

BC-101

Maps of Alexandria
Points:
When revealed, turn all treasure on all wild islands face up for the remainder of the game. Remove Maps of Alexandria from the game.

101

BC-102

Relics
Points:
If one of this ship’s masts or crew would be eliminated by a ship, you may give Relics to the attacker instead, ending that ship’s turn.

102

BC-103

Wolves
Points:
No treasure may be loaded from this wild island until Wolves is eliminated. Wolves is eliminated if successfully hit once by either a Musketeer or a crew with the Marine keyword.

103

BC-104

Wine
Points:
This ship may dock at an opponent’s home island or fort; while there, you may exchange Wine for one treasure there of your choosing. This ship cannot shoot or be shot at if it is within S of an opponent’s home island or fort.

104

BC-105

Rats
Points:
Each non-unique treasure on this ship is worth 1 fewer gold when unloaded. Rats cannot be unloaded.

105

BC-106

Knights of Malta Banner
Points:
If loaded by a Barbary Corsair ship, Knights of Malta Banner is worth 5 gold when unloaded at your home island. If loaded by another nation’s ship, it is worth 1 gold for every mast that ship eliminates while Knights of Malta Banner is aboard.

106

BC-107

Barbary Banner
Points:
If loaded by a Barbary Corsair ship, Barbary Banner is worth 1 gold for every mast that ship eliminates while Barbary Banner is aboard. If loaded by another nation’s ship, it is worth 5 gold when unloaded at your home island.

107

BC-108

Wet Gunpowder
Points:
This ship cannot be given shoot actions. Wet Gunpowder cannot be unloaded from this ship, but you may give this ship a repair action to eliminate Wet Gunpowder instead of repairing a mast.

108

BC-109

Poseidon's Breath
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When this ship is given a move action, you may reveal Poseidon’s Breath: This ship may move her base move as many times as she has masts; no other special abilities may affect her movement. When the movement action ends, eliminate one of this ship’s masts, and then remove Poseidon’s Breath from the game.

109

BC-110

Smokepot SpecialistBarbary Corsair
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

110

BC-111

Smokepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

111

BC-112

Smokepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

112

BC-113

Smokepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

113

BC-114

Smokepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

114

BC-115

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

115

BC-116

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

116

BC-117

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

117

BC-118

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

118

BC-119

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

119

BC-120

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

120

BC-121

Chainshot SpecialistBarbary Corsair
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

121

BC-122

Stinkpot SpecialistBarbary Corsair
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 of her. 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 on the target’s next turn.

122

BC-123

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

123

BC-124

Smokepot SpecialistBarbary Corsair
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

124

BC-125

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

125

BC-126

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

126

BC-127

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

127

BC-128

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

128

BC-129

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

129

BC-130

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

130

BC-131

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

131

BC-132

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

132

BC-133

Black LotusJade Rebellion
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The Black Lotus has been seen near the Barbary Coast chasing English merchant ships loaded with goods from the Far East.

133

BC-134

Tiger's BreathJade Rebellion
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Junk. This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
The Tiger’s Breath sails only at night, and yet even by lantern light her crew can find gold other ships can’t see even in the day.

134

BC-135a

Zheng Li KwanJade Rebellion
Points: 3
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Considered a hero by the poor, Zheng is hunted by the Ming emperor for his smuggling operation, by the English for his sinking of their ships and stealing of their goods, and by the Manchu Dynasty because of his total lack of respect for them.

135a

BC-135b

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

135b

BC-136

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

136

BC-200

AramisFrench
Points: 3
Link: Athos, D'Artagnan, Porthos,
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost.
Young Aramis is a contradiction: both a daring musketeer defending the honor of himself, his county, and every woman in France and a philosophical and contemplative scholar. Talk of his true love only makes him fight harder.

200

BC-201

PorthosFrench
Points: 4
Link: Aramis, Athos, D'Artagnan
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost.
Porthos is a giant of a man who loves wine, food, women, and gambling—in that order. He isn’t one to worry about planning or strategy; just point him at the fight and let the big man go at it.

201

BC-202

AthosFrench
Points: 6
Link: Aramis, D'Artagnan, Porthos
Marine. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost.
Leader of this group of musketeers, Athos has a dark past that he tries to drown in drink. His ability to lead with sword and wit is unparalleled, and he is considered one of the finest wielders of sword and gun in France.

202

BC-203

D'ArtagnanFrench
Points: 5
Link: Aramis, Athos, Porthos
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of any one French Musketeer with this card’s ability and point cost.
Driven by love and fueled by chivalry, the honest D’Artagnan, an outsider with no money and the sole wish to be the king’s musketeer, must prove his worth to his companions and the king.

203

BC-204

Captain BlackheartPirate
Points: 6
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #030 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
Now that Blackheart has carved out an empire based on fear and terror, he can concentrate on his biggest goal: destroying the other pirates of the Spanish Main, starting with Jack Hawkins and his accursed monkey.

204

BC-205

Genny GallowsPirate
Points: 6
Link: Genny's Red Rampage
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #033 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
Genny’s need for vengeance against the English has only worsened since Woodes Rogers and the English military deemed her irrelevant. She is determined to make them rue their misjudgment.

205

BC-206

David 'Bones' WileyPirate
Points: 3
Link: Sea Nymph
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #035 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
Wiley’s skull dice told him to secure the Sea Nymph at any cost, and he has sailed on her ever since. The ship and his dice have kept him alive, his crew showered in gold, and his named feared all over the Spanish Main.

206

BC-207

Commander TempleEnglish
Points: 5
Broadsides Attack. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #068 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
Temple discovered Doone’s little secret from a drunken sailor in Barbados. He has promised to keep it a secret if she will accept his hand, and now he’s doing all he can to get promoted, including anything Rogers asks of him.

207

BC-208

Countess Diana DooneEnglish
Points: 0
Limit. Ransom. Choose one English crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #062 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
Her secret known by Commander Temple, the countess is now looking for a way out of her engagement. If it means aligning herself with America, France, Spain, or even pirates, Diana will find a way.

208

BC-209

Almirante Devante del NeroSpanish
Points: 4
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–Spanish ship or fort. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #090 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
While he hunted pirates, Spain lost ground to all the other nations on the Crimson Coast. Now Del Nero has expanded his personal crusade to include any who oppose Spain—not only pirates.

209

BC-210

Commandante Antonio de SilvaSpanish
Points: 5
Link: All Spanish ships
Broadsides Attack. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #096 from Pirates of the Spanish Main with this card’s ability and point cost.
After De Silva learned how to use cannons, he devised several clever, cannon-only strategies. At the request of the Crown, he has dedicated himself to teaching these methods to the entire Spanish fleet.

210

BC-211

Bloody JakePirate
Points: 4
Link: Havana Black
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #030 from Pirates of the Crimson Coast with this card’s ability and point cost.
Some say Bloody Jake’s lost his touch since an extended stay with some missionaries on what was thought to be a deserted island. Havana Black still stands by him…for now.

211

BC-212

Administrator Scott BratleyEnglish
Points: 5
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #046 from Pirates of the Crimson Coast with this card’s ability and point cost.
With his civil-servant demeanor and uncanny ability to blend into a crowd, Bratley can learn all sorts of things, without anyone ever knowing who or what he is.

212

BC-213

El Duque Rafael de Moreno y RiveraSpanish
Points: 2
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Barbary Corsair ships. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #059 from Pirates of the Crimson Coast with this card’s ability and point cost.
El Duque took it upon himself to sail back to the Barbary Coast, despite the Crown’s objections. He is focused on fighting only Barbary Corsairs—even if it means being stripped of title, land, and even his freedom.

213

BC-214

Lady BaptistePirate
Points: 6
Link: Golden Medusa
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #018 from Pirates of the Revolution with this card’s ability and point cost.
Lady Baptiste knows that those who “want” her only want to use her or get her out of the way. Her personal revolution is against oppressors, whether they fly a flag of Europe, the New World, or the Jolly Roger.

214

BC-215

Carl SmithAmerican
Points: 5
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against forts within S of her. She gets +1 to her boarding rolls. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #093 from Pirates of the Revolution with this card’s ability and point cost.
His heroics in battle against the English along the Atlantic Coast gained Smith the respect of the professional fighters of the new American navy. They have sent him to train at Thompson’s Island so that he can continue the fight against America’s enemies.

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Diamond Nelson TurnerAmerican
Points: 5
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #094 from Pirates of the Revolution with this card’s ability and point cost.
In his travels along the Crimson Coast, Turner made both friends and enemies. But no matter the relationship, he always walks away with more information than he had when he arrived.

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Ralph DavidAmerican
Points: 8
Ghost Ship. To use this card, replace the ability and point cost of card #098 from Pirates of the Revolution with this card’s ability and point cost.
David’s family gave him up for dead after Blackheart sank his ship off the Carolina coast. Yet sailors swear they still see a ship flying the David family crest and can hear his voice giving commands across the shoals when the wind is soft and the moon is high.

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Grand DynastyJade Rebellion
Points: 15
Masts 6 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3L 3L 4S
Link: Ms. Cheng
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Mrs. Chang’s flagship is known as a symbol of the Jade Rebellion’s ruthlessness and desperation. She will often hunt previously-damaged ships to sink them once and for all.

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Grand TempleJade Rebellion
Points: 20
Masts 6 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 2L 2L 2L 2L
Link: Sensei Xu
Junk. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Captain Xuang has turned his ship into a floating temple for Sensei Xu who thus inspiring his crew to push themselves harder to achieve things normal crews cannot.

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Grand MountainJade Rebellion
Points: 14
Masts 6 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 2L 3L 3S
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The Grand Mountain was commissioned with one single-minded purpose: to hunt down and destroy the English colonists invading the South China Seas.

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Grand WindJade Rebellion
Points: 15
Masts 6 Cargo 6 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4S 4L 4L 4L 5S
Junk. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The Great Wind is so named because of her unnatural ability to sail under even the slightest breeze, or for her cannons to hit even the smallest target. It is said the wind itself loves her so much that it assists her at every opportunity.

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Grand PathJade Rebellion
Points: 17
Masts 6 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Grand Path is crewed by those who adhere to the old warrior codes. Her crew has gained a reputation for fierceness in battle, and many captains stay away so they do not have to face her skilled warriors.

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Divine WindJade Rebellion
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Link: Warlord Cavendish
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Captained by the turncoat Englishman named Warlord Cavendish, the Divine Wind preys on the weakest ships – no matter what flag they sail under.

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East WindJade Rebellion
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 4L 2S
Junk. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
The crew of the East Wind made a fortune trading silks and spices before the European colonization. They continue in their old trade, but in secrecy rather than in the open, having established a network of secret island ports.

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Sea WindJade Rebellion
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
Admiral Hwong’s forceful presence on the Sea Wind is an inspiration to all other members of the Jade Rebellion, inspiring them to great acts whenever they sail together against the European colonists.

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TyphoonJade Rebellion
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
Link: Dragon Eyes
Junk. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The Typhoon had no name until the mysterious Dragon Eyes saw it survive the great spring storm that batter the Japanese coast. After killing it's captain and crew Dragons Eyes assumed command and no considers himself a force of nature.

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Virtuous WindJade Rebellion
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Junk. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The sailors crewing the Wind of Virtue have built a shrine honoring their ancestors and imploring their guidance. They attribute their skill at stealing plunder from under their enemies noses to the helping hand of their forefathers.

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Clear WindJade Rebellion
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The captain of the Clear Wind, a mysterious man who calls himself Xiu, claims to have lived in the Spanish colonies in the new world and learned the secrets of European naval tactics. Whether this is true or not, the Clear Wind often takes advantage of weaknesses in her enemies with startling precision.

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Sea SerpentJade Rebellion
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S
Junk. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The Sea Dragon was built for speed, and can outrun and outmaneuver many European and American ships intent on colonizing the South China Seas. She has taken many larger prizes and is a constant thorn in the side of European powers.

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Sea LionJade Rebellion
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L
Junk. When this ship is docked at your home island, you may eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
The Sea Lion’s crew contains captured European metalworkers, who are made to continually upgrade the ship’s weapons. Rumors abound that these men are not prisoners but defectors, and both Spain and France have issued enormous bounties for the capture of this ship.

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Sea TigerJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S 4S
Junk.
The Sea Tiger first honed her skills against the Europeans off the coast of India and Ceylon before returning home to join the Jade Rebellion against the growing threat of colonization in the South China Sea.

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Sea CraneJade Rebellion
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L
Junk. One of this ship's treasures is worth +1 gold when she docks at your home island.
Captain Yuong of the Sea Crane is as shrewd a businessman as he is a sailor, and can often fence his ill-gotten goods at prices other pirates can only dream of – although he has been forced to beat a hasty retreat when the other side realized they’d been had!

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Sea PhoenixJade Rebellion
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Junk. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
The captain of the Sea Phoenix, Suong, studied naval tactics at several schools in Europe. He has turned his knowledge of the ins and outs of European ships into a lucrative business of stealing cargo without actually engaging the enemy.

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Sea DuckJade Rebellion
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
Junk. You may double the range of this ship's cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The Sea Duck’s guns are legendary on the South China Seas. The Calico Cat once claimed that the Sea Duck’s gunners blew her crow’s nest off from five miles away.

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Admiral YiJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
Turtle Ship. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The Admiral Yi is so unusual, it is rumored that Captain Jack Hawkins considered making the journey to the South China Seas just to take a shot at capturing her.

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Hansan IslandJade Rebellion
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Turtle Ship. This ship cannot be pinned.
Although covered in metal, the crew of the Hansan Island have found ways to maneuver their ship out of situations others would deem hopeless and has survived more encounters with the French navy than any other ship.

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Glorious TreasureJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the enemy ship.
The Glorious Treasure was so named when the crew - a bunch of theives and murders - found that that the name itself will attach larger ship and more stupid captains to investigate her.

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Noble SwanJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S
Turtle Ship. Ramming cannot eliminate this ship's masts.
The Noble Swan was constructed of the hardest iron and oak. Ships that attempt to ram her find themselves splintering, while the Noble Swan’s jeering crew prepare to turn the hunter into the hunted.

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Proud TortoiseJade Rebellion
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
Turtle Ship. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Proud Tortoise is festooned with the aphorisms of Kong Tzu, inspiring its crew not only to great deeds in battle, but to remind them of their place in the grand scheme of the universe.

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Zheng Li KwanJade Rebellion
Points: 5
Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship's crew to give her an extra action. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Ever since England teamed up with Hong Kong merchants to sink his first ship, Kwan has lived by one edict: Destroy each and every enemy you face. Only their deaths will bring you peace.

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Shap-'ng-TsaiJade Rebellion
Points: 5
Link: All Jade Rebellion ships
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.
With over 100 junks at his disposal and bases hidden along the Chinese coast, Tsai claims that he will be the one to topple the English empire.

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Katsura-chanJade Rebellion
Points: 6
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Some say that Katsura-chan was a member of a secret warrior caste that trained women in the art of deception and espionage. Since falling in love with an American sailor, however, she has taken to the sea to follow her heart.

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Ms. ChengJade Rebellion
Points: 0
Link: Grand Dynasty
Limit. Ransom. Choose one Jade Rebellion crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
When her husband died, Ms. Cheng found herself in charge of the largest pirate network in the South China Seas. Now she and her new lover, Chang Pao, run the fleet even better than her husband did.

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Kian NgJade Rebellion
Points: 4
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Kian Ng is a pyrotechnic savant. He can not only blow up an enemy ship, but also do it with colorful patterns and with such style that even other enemy ships will sit and watch rather than continue their attacks.

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Chang PaoJade Rebellion
Points: 4
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–Jade Rebellion ship.
Once just another Jade Rebellion sailor, Pao was handpicked by Ms. Cheng to be her personal captain. He now leads her fleet with an iron hand, demanding allegiance of all who sail for him.

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Dragon EyesJade Rebellion
Points: 10
Link: The Nameless
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. This captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
The real name of Dragon Eyes is kept by the sea. Those who survive his attacks claim that he is really a dragon in human form…and the captives he takes, well, they are just food.

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The NamelessJade Rebellion
Points: 4
Link: Dragon Eyes
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Dragon Eyes’ crew is a group as soulless as he. They never speak, they never get captured—and they never lose.

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Warlord CavendishJade Rebellion
Points: 5
Link: Divine Wind
Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship. 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.
English by birth, Lloyd Stephen Cavendish was sent by the East Indian Trading Company to open up more Chinese ports. After a jungle encounter, he gained the allegiance of the Jade Rebellion, who call him “warlord.”

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Sensei XuJade Rebellion
Points: 3
Link: Grand Temple
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.
It is every captain’s honor to have Sensei Xu on his ship. Many have even given up their own quarters to make him comfortable. His longevity and wisdom are legend, and he seems to offer protection to any ship on which he sails.

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Li QuinJade Rebellion
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.
A Hong Kong trader and middleman, Li Quin knows everyone, from the lowliest dock worker to England’s royal ambassador. Nothing is out of his reach, and if he hasn’t heard about it, then it just doesn’t exist.

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Firepot SpecialistJade Rebellion
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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Lady’s ScornPirate
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 3L 3L 3L 4L
Link: Calico Cat
Broadsides Attack.
Calico Cat has outfitted the Lady’s Scorn with the largest cannons she can carry, and has been reported in the South China Seas hunting for someone who crossed her. Everyone agrees that whomever Calico Cat seeks, that person will not live to tell about the encounter.

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Feathered HatPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Captain Rontacourt collects sailors from different nations like other pirates collect coins, taking great pains to protect “rare” crew from harm.

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Black HeartPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 3L 3S 4S
Link: The Headhunter
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Under the command of Headhunter, this ship—the former HMS Conrad—was painted black from stern to sails to reinforce her “heart of darkness” mystique.

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Bloody SpearPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Commanded by an imposing giant who calls himself Commodore Brumwell, the Bloody Spear is known for sailing directly at enemy ships—ignoring cannon fire and swarming the decks!

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AccusedPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Link: Bruce Grey
This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
With a crew of convicts the Accused loves the irony of her name. Gray's crew would rather die freemen at sea than spend another second in the Australian penal colonies.

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MadagascarPirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Making its home port on the pirate haven for which it’s named, the Madagascar plies the South China Seas each spring, plundering the silk routes, before returning home each fall laden with booty.

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Greed’s HammerPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
The captain of Greed’s Hammer struck a deal with his crew that so long as a single breath remained in his body, he would get them more gold than they weigh. So far he has lived up to that promise.

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Plague of the EastPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
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 Plague of the East and her crew go out of their way to attack American ships. Some say that she is merely the pawn a European power that does not wish to claim responsibility for the attacks.

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Yarbrough’s RevengePirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2S
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Fleeing an insult to his honor in New Orleans, Yarborgh renamed he ship found a new crew and left for the South China Seas to prove his worth.

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BandidoPirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Captain de la Cruz insists that he is the son of a Spanish Count. His crew do not dispute this as long as de la Cruz continues to bring them the fat prizes of French and English merchants on the silk routes.

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The HeadhunterPirate
Points: 6
Link: Black Heart
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.
The Headhunter does not heed the call of civilization. His appearance—the human bones that hang from his neck and decorate his ship—and tribal crew put him in a different category of pirate: the soulless.

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Calico CatPirate
Points: 6
Link: Lady's Scorn
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Too successful in the Atlantic, the Cat became a target of every nation that sailed there. But it was treachery by her own crew that nearly led her to the gallows. Disguised as a widowed Puritan, she escaped to the Pacific, where she has but one goal: to amass enough power to return for her revenge.

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Kanhoji AngriaPirate
Points: 6
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Kanhoji Angria watched as the English came to his small village and established themselves as masters. Taking the fight to the English, he strives to steal back the wealth taken from his beloved country.

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Bruce GreyPirate
Points: 4
Link: Accused
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–Pirate ship.
En route to an Australian penal colony, Bruce Grey led a mutiny aboard the ship. Taking his newly renamed ship to the South China Seas, Grey has only one agenda: never to be chained again. His men are loyal because Grey means their freedom.

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Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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HMS Lord KetteringEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Jade Rebellion ships.
The Lord Kettering has been charged with keeping the peace in England’s fledgling colonies in the South China Seas.

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HMS MaltonEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Link: William Dampier
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Dampier has given his crew the right to attack without regard - if there is to be a price to pay he will accept it. Hs crew has responded with the will to attack everyone with gusto.

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HMS CaledoniaEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 4S
Link: Ken Wang Cho
Schooner. When touching a Jade Rebellion ship, this ship may load as much of that ship's treasure as she can carry.
Captain Griffin has accepted Ken Wang Cho on his ship as a naval apprentice. With a native on his ship, Griffin discovered that the key to taking goods is to show your enemy that you are really a friend.

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HMS GalapagosEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 2L 2L 3L
Schooner. This ship gets +L to her base move if she has all of her masts.
A converted whaling ship, the Galapagos is one of the fastest vessels in the South China Sea, and acts as an interdictor when the Jade Rebellion tries to move goods without the proper interference of English taxation.

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HMS CheshireEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The HMS Cheshire is one of the oldest ships in England’s fleet, but even after countless careenings and refittings she looks as good as the day she was launched.

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HMS Prince of ChichesterEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
Captain Merimount commands the Prince of Chichester with exceptional skill reflective of his studies at England’s Naval Academy.

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HMS HiberniaEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship’s cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
The Hibernia developed a reputation for speed, but even so enemies often underestimate her quickness in naval combat – something Captain Kenyon uses to his advantage.

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HMS GallantEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L 3S
Jade Rebellion crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Captain Lucius has taken a different tack in his struggle against the Jade Rebellion: make friends of them first, so they cannot resist the lure of English gold.

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HMS ResoluteEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Resolute patrols England’s many penal colonies in the South China Seas, offering protection when necessary and occasionally pressing the most bloodthirsty murderers into service.

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HMS DiscoveryEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
When the science crew abourd the Discovery saw the riches of man - jade, gold, and gems - the riches of nature became the last thing they cared for.

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William DampierEnglish
Points: 5
Link: HMS Malton
Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship. 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.
Is Dampier a pirate? The Spanish whose ships he sank claim so. What about a loyal vassal of the Crown? He did twice circumnavigate the globe under the English flag. Or is he just a lucky wag whose journals captured the imaginations of the English and made him a household name?

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James CookEnglish
Points: 3
Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
James Cook opened up the Pacific Ocean to the English, and his uncanny ability to map each and every piece of land he has encountered means that the sun never sets on the English empire.

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Ken Wang ChoEnglish
Points: 2
Link: HMS Caledonia
Jade Rebellion crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Recruited from a successful Hong Kong trading family to learn the ways of the English navy, Ken Wang Cho offers England a unique benefit: unlimited sailors without consideration of loyalty.

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Hidden Cove
Points: 2
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns: As a free action, dock one of your ships at the nearest unexplored wild island or the nearest wild island with no treasure on it.

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Colin MaberlyEnglish
Points: 3
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.
Colin Maberly’s success can be directly attributed to his appetite for linguistic clarity: He learned Mandarin, Cantonese, and even Japanese, not only always to be understood, but also always to understand.

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Favor of the Gods
Points: 2
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns: Remove all events from the game.

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Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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La Voz de DiosSpanish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 3L 3L 3L 4L
Broadsides Attack.
Superstitious Spanish sailors renamed Spain’s flagship the “Voice of God” because of the thunderous noise her many cannons make when she attacks.

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Santa AnaSpanish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 2S
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Admiral del Gato himself has made the Santa Anna his personal ship, and the precision of command and motivation he lends the sailors make her a formidable opponent in any battle.

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El Príncipe de AsturiasSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
The Prince de Asturias was reassigned to the South China Seas after leading several successful campaigns against the Barbary Corsairs in the Mediterranean. Now, her crew uses their considerable experience against the Jade Rebellion.

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La HabanaSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Crewed by a mix of Aztec and Incan Indians from the Caribbean, La Habana has been charged with hunting English and French merchants.

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El AlquimistaSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
One of this ship's treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
El Alquimista’s capitan, Cesar Bonilla, has developed a reputation for finding the most lucrative prizes in the South China Seas. Some say he can even convert silk to gold!

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La AnunciadaSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Jade Rebellion crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Although she flies the Spanish flag, La Anunciada is all but a renegade ship, freely mingling with the Jade Rebellion and her capitan openly expressing sympathy for the Jade Rebellion’s cause.

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San AgustinSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
The San Agustin and her crew have been charged with exploring the Philippine archipelago and rooting out any banditry there.

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El AlgecirasSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Capitan Vencinia of El Algeciras is a crafty swashbuckler, often offering to destroy English and French ships for the ability to dock at the other’s ports. While there he steals their treasure before they can discover his deception.

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San LeandroSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
One of the few female captains in the Spanish Fleet, Elisa Vega instructs the San Leandro to feign ignorance when dealing with other ships - and then striking at the last instant.

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Almirante Carlos Pavón y MirandaSpanish
Points: 6
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Headquartered in Manila with a fleet of older ships, the almirante has found himself increasingly detached from the court in Madrid. His goal is to visit each island in the Philippines to make sure they are loyal to him—and possibly also to Spain.

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Horacio LinaresSpanish
Points: 2
Jade Rebellion crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Discovered sleeping in the hull of a Spanish merchant ship, Horacio was granted a choice: death or servitude. He has since worked for Spain as a lesson to the rebellious Filipino factions.

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False Treasure
Points: 10
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and choose an enemy ship. Remove any treasure printed with a gold value on that ship from the game, and then remove False Treasure from the game.

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Padre FranciscoSpanish
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.
Sent to convert the Filipinos, Padre Francisco discovered that although it is his job to save souls, others would rather buy and sell them. It is this conflict that the good padre has not yet resolved in his heart.

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Rolling Fog
Points: 1
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token on a fog bank: At the beginning of each of your turns, roll one d6 and move the fog bank 1S in the direction that matches the die result.

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Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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La GauleFrench
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L 4L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–French ship.
In a race to control the Pacific, the French have pinned their hopes on the Gaule; a ship that lost crew to the English in the Barbary Coast and the Americans in the Atlantic and has no intention of losing anything ever again.

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La ScipionFrench
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
La Scipion began her voyages on the Spanish Main before journeying to the South China Seas. Along the way, she has picked up a colorful crew comprising almost every conceivable nationality.

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La GeographeFrench
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4L 4L 3S
Link: Nicolas-Thomas Baudin
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
This fast, sleek ship seems to stay ahead of everyone in her quest to create maps of unexplored areas and to track the enemy for her country.

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Le PlutonFrench
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 4S 2S
Schooner. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Le Pluton makes her home port in Fiji, but she plies the Pacific looking for easy merchant prizes. Her crew has been known to board ships much larger than she, earning them a reputation for bravery—or stupidity.

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La CorseFrench
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L 3S
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
La Corse sports massive 20-pound cannons, and her crew has been specially trained to fire them. She first used them at Trafalgar, and has since enjoyed a long and lucrative tour in the South China Seas.

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Le Mont BlancFrench
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
La Mont Blanc’s captain, Jacque LeDeux, insists that his crew go through a series of drills three times a day. As a result, they are one of the most frighteningly effective crews in the South China Seas.

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L' HerosFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
L'Heros sails with unofficial orders to find and sack enemy ports. She is often spotted sailing out of a harbor at night, laden with ill-gotten loot.

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La FureurFrench
Points: 3
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S
This ship’s base move becomes S when she reaches her cargo limit.
The crew of La Fureur-a captured English ship-claim she still stinks of blood pudding and limes. That has not stopped them from disrupting English shipping throughout the South China Seas.

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L' ArgusFrench
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
Calico Cat lost L’Argus in a game of dice with a Frenchman in New Orleans. Calico Cat has offered a bounty to anyone who can reclaim her.

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Nicolas-Thomas BaudinFrench
Points: 3
Link: La Geographe
Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
A sailor, scientist, botanist, and geographer, Baudin discovered a way to safely transport plants and animals to France from the South China Seas. Even as he sends one ship back, he buys another to keep mapping and exploring.

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Gentil de la BarbinaisFrench
Points: 4
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-French ship.
After raiding and plundering holdings along the west coast of South America, Barbinais found himself in the South China Seas. The wealth of the English ships there has taken his plundering to a whole new level.

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Cursed Zone
Points: 3
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns and place its token anywhere on the play area (except on an island or terrain): Any die rolls made for ships within L of the token get -2 to their results.

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Princess Arii AuraaFrench
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.
Arii Auraa was captured by a lecherous captain who planned to keep her forever. After her father prayed to the sea gods to avenge his daughter, the captain was struck dead after eating bad dates. Since then, ships carrying the princess have been beset by strange events.

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Duel
Points: 5
Reveal this event at the beginning of one of your turns: Choose one of your crew and one enemy crew. For each chosen crew, roll a d6 and add the result to the crew's point cost. The crew with the lowest result is removed from the game. In case of a tie, remove both crew from the game. Then remove Duel from the game.

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Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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USS Thomas JeffersonAmerican
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
The Thomas Jefferson is the symbol of America’s growing military might in the South China Sea. Made of the finest New England oak and crewed by men who believe that nothing shall stop this new country be it freind or foe.

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USS AppalachianAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 3L 3L 4L
Broadsides Attack.
Captain Mason outfitted the Appalachian with cannons he purchased himself and his claims that those cannons are used to protect American merchants seem to mean he can fire on enemy ships without provocation.

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USS HudsonAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3S
Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Captain Harper commands the Hudson with an iron fist. His crew often grumble about their tasks, but are fiercely loyal and would follow him to Hell and back if he were to ask it.

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USS James MadisonAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Captain Dunne has made contacts throughout the South China Seas, and at any one time he knows the location of a half-dozen valuable prize ships, making him a favorite among his men.

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USS MontezumaAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L
Other ships do not block this ship’s line of fire.
USS Montezuma’s stacked guns represent an American innovation in ship design. After they were used to defeat the Barbary Corsairs, all enemies now seem like a piece of cake.

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USS Valley ForgeAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2S
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
USS Valley Forge patrols the waters around Manila, preying on Spanish merchants hauling spice and rubber over the long trek through the Pacific.

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USS OvertonAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
Captain Hughes hand-picked the worst rejects of the American Navy for his crew – not because of their sailing ability, but because they will fight with a ferocity that makes them worth a half-dozen of their better-trained peers.

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USS SpringfieldAmerican
Points: 18
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
The Springfield has been painted in shades of Red, White, and Blue, making her an inspiration to American sailors so far from home and family on the South China Seas.

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USS New OrleansAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
You own any derelict this ship explores; both ships become docked at your home island.
When Captian Arnaud was given his orders to sail to the South China Sea - included were secret orders, capture as many ships as you can, any way you can.

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USS AnnapolisAmerican
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
The Annapolis is used as a training vessel for the American Navy, but was assigned to regular duty suppressing native rebellions in the South China Seas.

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Commodore Matthew PerryAmerican
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.
Commodore Perry docked near Tokyo and demanded an audience with the emperor, opening up Japan to the West. But it also earned the wrath of the Jade Rebellion, who saw only more imperial trouble.

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Gus SchultzAmerican
Points: 4
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
No one knows much about Gus Schultz. He doesn't discuss his past, even when you can get him to talk. Some claim he's not even American. But despite his anonymity, his ability to disappear in a crowd has rendered him invaluable.

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Pierce HollowAmerican
Points: 2
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Pierce's father, an old salt, would tell stories of the splendor of seafaring and seeing the wonders of the world. Pierce wanted to see that world. Unfortunately, Pierce is female. So she cut her hair and began dressing like a boy, and now she is a member of the U.S. Navy in the South China Seas.

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Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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Fireworks
Points:
Load this treasure face down. On any one of your turns, you may reveal Fireworks to give this ship +2 to her cannon rolls that turn. Then remove Fireworks from the game.

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Rotting Hull
Points:
This ship gets –1 to its cargo capacity. If this results in any excess cargo or crew, you must choose and transfer it to the wild island where Rotting Hull was loaded. Rotting Hull cannot be unloaded from this ship, but you may give this ship a repair action to eliminate Rotting Hull instead of repairing a mast.

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Jade
Points:
Jade takes up one cargo space, and you may choose not to unload it. Whenever this ship docks at your home island, double the gold value of the treasure with the lowest gold value on this ship.

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Volcano
Points:
When revealed, eliminate one random treasure from the island and one random crew from every ship docked at the island. Then remove Volcano from the game.

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Kharmic Idol
Points:
When revealed, remove all face-up unique treasure from the game. If such a unique treasure changed the value of a treasure coin, that coin regains its printed value.

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Bad Maps
Points:
When you place Bad Maps face up on this ship, as a free action the opponent to your left moves this ship and the island Bad Maps was on 2L in any direction.

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Albatross
Points:
This ship gets –1 to the result of every die roll you make for her. At the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, the player to your right places Albatross on another of your ships. Albatross cannot be unloaded unless the ship it is on sinks.

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Trade Route
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When revealed, trade one random treasure from your home island with a random treasure from an enemy home island. Both home islands must have treasure in order for Trade Route to be used. Then remove Trade Route from the game.

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Pension
Points:
Load this treasure face down. Reveal it when unloaded at your home island: You may choose to eliminate crew from this ship. For each crew you eliminate, you gain 1 gold. Then remove Pension from the game.

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Pandora's Box
Points:
When revealed, each player must choose and put a unique treasure from outside the game aboard this ship.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Chainshot SpecialistJade Rebellion
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 of her. 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 on its next turn.

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Smokepot SpecialistJade Rebellion
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

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Stinkpot SpecialistJade Rebellion
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 of her. 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 on the target’s next turn.

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Monkey's PawCursed
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L 3L
Fear.
As soon as the golden treasure chest touched the deck of the Monkey's Paw, each crew knew immediately that he alone must possess it. The slaughter left the ship free to sail wherever she wants-to find more sacrifices to the gods of greed.

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Samedi's CurseCursed
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 5L
Fear.
Captain Wegner laughed at the crew when they refused to destroy the small Haitian village dedicated to the voodoo loa. After he set the first building ablaze, the fire spread to consume him and his crew. Yet the crew didn't perish: They still live, sailing and hoping for death.

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El FantasmaCursed
Points: 6
Ghost Ship. 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 would be eliminated, place it on your home island instead.
El Fantasma has not been seen for years, and his ships have been found destroyed. Yet some sailors say he now captains a ship made from the bones of his victims. They dare only to whisper his name for fear he may hear them and recruit them for his unholy alliance. El Fantasma lives.

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The Cursed
Points:
This ship gains the Fear keyword, except that it also affects your ships.

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HMS SuperiorEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship’s cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
HMS Superior is where the Royal Navy sends its best trained cannoneers while their regular ships are being refitted.

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Santa LucíaSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s masts.
Captain Santana uses the polished bronze bands that wrap the ship's hull to reflect the sun into his opponents' eyes.

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Le Coeur de LionFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Le Couer de Lion has her cannons uniquely positioned on deck to achieve higher and longer shot trajectories.

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USS EmeraldAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s masts.
Rumors say that the hull of this ship is lined with the hardest of precious gems, explaining why she never seems to take damage.

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USS AdventurousAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
Having lost their captain to scurvy two years ago, the crew of USS Adventurous have struggled to maintain discipline.

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Sister’s RagePirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
This ship, now crewed by pirates, was captured by a temperamental Spanish noblewoman who had fled from her family.

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HMS RyeEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 5S
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
This captured galley has been put to use helping the English navigate the treacherous waters of the Barbary Coast.

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HMS PatagoniaEnglish
Points: 4
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L
Galley. Spanish ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
During a battle with El Afortunado, which left both ships taking water, HMS Patagonia unknowingly killed a member of the Spanish royal court.

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Soberano del MarSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L
Galley. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The Spanish found this ship beached near Barcelona. She was empty except for a gold cross-a sign of good luck!

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El AfortunadoSpanish
Points: 4
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L
Galley. English ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
El Afortunado attacked a galley that flew no flag, assuming she must have been a Corsair vessel. To their chagrin, they nearly sank an English vessel gathering valuable information on the Corsairs.

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Le TriomphantFrench
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Galley. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The crew of this tiny galley have learned to use Barbary Corsair tactics to take on the English.

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La Belle PouleFrench
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Galley. This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
Capitain Piers won't consider looking for a treasure unless he has at least three sources to confirm it's authenticity.

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Floating StoneJade Rebellion
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The oarsmen of the Floating Stone row so quietly that they can come up alongside a ship without alerting the watch.

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Sea SnakeJade Rebellion
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The crew of the Sea Snake are called the "Red Ants" for their ability to swarm a ship when boarding.

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Dragons' TalonJade Rebellion
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non–Jade Rebellion ship.
Spurred by a hatred of imperialists, the crew of the Dragon's Talon take on anyone not flying a Jade Rebellion flag.

214

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Tiger's PawJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L
Turtle Ship. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
It was a very happy day when Captain Quon discovered that some in the West hated the imperialists as much as he did.

215

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Beast's BellyPirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L
Turtle Ship. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the rammed ship.
Captain Prior traded a hull of gold for the Beast's Belly, which he uses as a battering ram to double his profits.

216

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InfernoPirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The Inferno sits near Hong Kong harbor, preying on already damaged ships as they limp into port.

217

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BaochuanJade Rebellion
Points: 30
Masts 10 Cargo 10 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3L 3L 3L 3L 3L 3S 4S 4S
Link: Admiral Zheng He
Junk. Treasure Ship.
The Baochuan is both a fortress and palace for Admiral Zheng He. The admiral wishes for everyone who beholds it to take away only one impression: The emperor of China is powerful beyond comprehension.

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Admiral Zheng HeJade Rebellion
Points: 6
Link: Baochuan
Emperor's Commander.

300b

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Gale Force NinePirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players. This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Captain Sweigart and his crew have measured and triangulated every island and natural terrain feature in the South China Seas. After all, you never know when you'll need to make an escape.

301

DJC-001

Flying DutchmanCursed
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L 2L 2L 2L 2L
Link: Davy Jones
Broadsides Attack.
For over 300 years, every sailor who had seen the Flying Dutchman has died before the next day's nightfall. Their souls become trapped on the cursed ship, and their tormented screams forever ride the winds.

001

DJC-002

Gog-ClocthothCursed
Points: 19
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 3S 3S 3S 2L
Sea Monster. This sea monster gets +1 to its boarding rolls. If it succeeds at a boarding party, it also eliminates a mast.
Rising from a dark temple in the ruins of Atlantis itself, Gog-Clocthoth considers itself a forgotten god, its duty to remind the ignorant of its existence.

002

DJC-003

CalypsosCursed
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, you may choose two crew, two treasure, or one crew and one treasure, instead of only one crew or treasure.
Calypsos was summoned by a voodoo priest who was overwhelmed by its power. Now the kraken swims the Spanish Main, attacking ships with an unfettered rage.

003

DJC-004

CalimCursed
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 4S 4S 4S
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, it also eliminates a mast.
Calim developed a taste for human flesh by feasting on shipwreck victims. It has lately become more brazen in its attacks, sweeping ship decks of sailors to feed its insatiable hunger.

004

DJC-005

Slarg GubbitCursed
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Sea Monster. Fear.
This ancient creature predates the human race itself, and has spent countless eons nursing its hate and malice.

005

DJC-006

LeviathanCursed
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2L
Sea Monster. You may give this sea monster a shoot action to make one L-range Rank 3 breath attack against a target ship (it may make no other attacks). If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target and its crew cannot use their abilities on the target's next turn.
The rotting things embedded in this ancient creature’s scales and teeth emit a smell so foul that this behemoth has rendered entire ships helpless simply by swimming near them.

006

DJC-007

TiamatCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 2L
Sea Monster. You may give this sea monster a shoot action to make one one L-range Rank 3-rank breath attack against a target ship (it may make no other attacks). If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast, per the Firepot Specialist rules.
No one knows if this creature is the god referenced in Babylonian myth, but few can dispute its awesome destructive power and pure hatred of all landwalkers.

007

DJC-008

JormungandrCursed
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 4L
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, it also eliminates one mast.
A monstrous sea snake whose existence dates back to the days of Viking raiders, Jormungandr uses its colossal body to splinter ships.

008

DJC-009

TsuroCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S 3S
Sea Monster. Give this sea monster a move action but do not move it. Instead, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move an enemy ship L in any direction.
The wicked serpent Tsuro was summoned by the Jade Rebellion to aid them in their fight against the imperialists, whom it still relentlessly pursues wherever there is water.

009

DJC-010

ExecutionerCursed
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Link: El Fantasma
Fear. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
El Fantasma’s new acquisition is composed of the bones of his victims. Each time a wave breaks over her bow, a thousand trapped souls scream in anguish.

010

DJC-011

HellfireCursed
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 4L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Cursed ship.
Captain Stark struck a deal with the Devil: If he sends Lucifer a million innocent souls, then he and his entire crew will be forgiven. Captain Stark lives every day trying to keep up his end of the bargain.

011

DJC-012

WhydahCursed
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 2S 2S 4S
Schooner. If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
“Black Sam” Bellamy stole the slave ship Whydah, and led her “cargo” on a pirating rampage before the ship sank in a storm off North Carolina. Stories tell of the Whydah still sailing and hunting the seas on stormy nights.

012

DJC-013

Dark PactCursed
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 6 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
Schooner. This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
Many a greedy sailor has signed to work the Dark Pact on promises of gold and gems, only to discover that in doing so they give up their souls to powers darker than they can imagine.

013

DJC-014

Sea MonkeyCursed
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Legends say that this ship sailed in search of a fabulous treasure and returned with nary a soul aboard—except for a crew made up entirely of monkeys!

014

DJC-015

Spilled SaltCursed
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Fear. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Captain Lee keeps 13 black cats, a half-dozen broken mirrors, and a complement of women aboard. Other ships consider Spilled Salt so unlucky that they avoid her at all costs.

015

DJC-016

Banshee’s WailCursed
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 2S 4S
Link: “Screaming” Mimi
Ghost Ship. This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
The Banshee’s Wail appears to sailors who have tasted the flesh of other humans. These desperate souls find they cannot harm the Banshee’s Wail, her horrible scream the last thing they hear before going mad.

016

DJC-017

Fiddler’s GreenCursed
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 3L 4L
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Captain Aleida Newport struck a deal with a figure she met at a crossroads at midnight. Ever since, her ship has been incredibly lucky, but only she knows that her luck will soon run out.

017

DJC-018

Hangman’s JokeCursed
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
If this ship ends her turn in a fog bank, on her next turn she may use her move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
It is whispered that the Hangman’s Joke not only follows the fog, but also has become part of the unnatural mists it inhabits, attacking any foolish enough to enter.

018

DJC-019

Loa’s JusticeCursed
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 6 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Captained by the voodoo priestess Zanna and crewed by runaway slaves from many countries, the Loa’s Justice has sunk to evil ends to destroy those who commit far greater crimes.

019

DJC-020

Straw ManCursed
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
Fear. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Captain Schwartz discovered an ancient book containing the secrets of alchemy. It is rumored that the dark rituals required to work his magic are slowly turning him into a demon.

020

DJC-021

NightmareCursed
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L
Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
Captain Robinson raises a crystal goblet to each foe he personally executes. His crew say that at the stroke of midnight, the goblet glows green and the souls of Robinson’s victims can be heard crying for revenge.

021

DJC-022

Fallen AngelCursed
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2L
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
On its maiden voyage, the crew of the Fallen Angel discovered an ancient cult dedicated to worshipping Gog-Clocthoth. The crew joined the cult, and ever since the ancient sea god seems to protect them from enemies.

022

DJC-023

El FantasmaCursed
Points: 9
Link: Executioner
Fear. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Cursed ship.
Missing for over 10 years, El Fantasma was declared dead. He does not dispute this; instead, he claims to have made a deal with the demons of the sea, whom he plans to pay back in mortal souls.

023

DJC-024

Papa DocCursed
Points: 8
Link: The Unblinking 99
If an enemy ship is within S of this ship, you can use this ship’s action for the turn to try to possess a target crew on that ship. Roll a d6; on a result of 6, the target is immediately assigned to this ship. Its nationality changes to match the nationality of this ship.
Papa Doc discovered that he can possess both the dead and living, and he has set his gaze upon the purity that is Josephine Godiva. For if he makes her his one hundredth soul, he will have the power to take on the loa themselves.

024

DJC-025

Davy JonesCursed
Points: 11
Link: Flying Dutchman
Limit. At the beginning of each of your turns, choose any ability possessed by any ship or crew in play; this character has that ability. You may make a different choice each turn.
The oceans are the dominion of the sea-devil Davy Jones. From them he summons and commands the most foul and evil of sea creatures. He can harness the powers of storms and disasters, and he rejoices in turning the sea red with blood. But most of all he craves the souls of all who sail “his” kingdom.

025

DJC-026

Sammy the SkullCursed
Points: 6
Link: White Crew
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
While he was alive, Sammy Skulow was considered one of the most brutal and insane captains. It is only fitting, then, that his hatred for everyone damned him to living even after his flesh rotted away.

026

DJC-027

DevereauxCursed
Points: 3
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Devereaux found his great obsession, the Eye of the Dragon. Its power was everything he hoped it was—and more: Its power condemned him to a living death under its control.

027

DJC-028

Tabatha McWarrenCursed
Points: 3
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Tabitha McWarren was run out of Providence. Two months later she arrived in New Orleans with a crew devoted to her life. To join her crew, a sailor must drink a mug of her home brew.

028

DJC-029

The Unblinking 99Cursed
Points: 6
Link: Papa Doc
Fear.
Ninety-nine people have questioned Papa Doc’s power, and 99 souls have been captured for their insolence. Once you become one of the Unblinking, Papa Doc controls you for eternity, your only mission to follow his orders and spread fear and horror to those who oppose him.

029

DJC-030

White CrewCursed
Points: 7
Link: Sammy the Skull
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The White Crew relish the opportunity to rip flesh from bone no matter where it is found, so infused are they with Sammy the Skull’s hatred and venom.

030

DJC-031

Sargasso NightmareCursed
Points: 4
Link: Trogs
If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
Tossed overboard and left for dead, Stephen Kalhoun discovered a dark sea creature that kept him alive as the Sargasso Nightmare. All it asks of him is more blood.

031

DJC-032

TrogsCursed
Points: 5
Link: Sargasso Nightmare
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
Half-man, half-sea creature, these abominations are trained to leave the fleshy crew of their victims to the sea monsters. They are charged with gathering all of the victims’ precious booty.

032

DJC-033

Firepot SpecialistCursed
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

033

DJC-034

HarbingerPirate
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2S 2S 2S 3L
Link: Jack Hawkins
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Captain Jack Hawkins used trickery and deception to steal his beloved Harbinger back from Blackheart. Now he must watch his back, as Blackheart will use the most unholy means to get her back.

034

DJC-035

Dragon’s BreathPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship.
Hailing from the Barbary Coast, Captain Salazar has brought with him the secret of Greek fire, which he directs in an almost otherworldly rage at any who would enslave him.

035

DJC-036

Black CatPirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 4S
Link: Bonny Peel
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Captain Bonny Peel gathered the most experienced of Calico Cat’s former crew and elevated them again to the ranks of the feared and respected.

036

DJC-037

Sea FoxPirate
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L 2L
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Sea Fox seems magically to appear near unsuspecting opponents, more because of Captain Smith’s dark practices than the crew’s skill.

037

DJC-038

SelkiePirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The Selkie’s Irish crew claim to understand the sea in ways no other sailors do. Whatever grants them this power, their ability to sink ships is feared by all captains.

038

DJC-039

MochaPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Captain Chase survived a shipwreck caused by a rampaging whale. Now he is more likely to attack such behemoths than hunt for gold, and he keeps several harpooners on board for just that purpose.

039

DJC-040

OrcaPirate
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 5S 4S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
The Orca’s crew works hard to keep her looking like a merchant ship, maintaining her fame as one of the best blockade runners ever to sail.

040

DJC-041

JamaicaPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Captain Dufresne has made his reputation smuggling slaves to freedom in the Jamaica’s holds. Of course, he also uses his exceptional skill to make a chest or two of gold from other illicit cargo whenever possible.

041

DJC-042

CalchasPirate
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
The Calchas has a reputation for taking strange cargo: Her crew will often ignore gold in favor of exotic animals, plants, and powders from the Spanish Main.

042

DJC-043

Bonny PeelPirate
Points: 8
Link: Black Cat
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
Mentored by Calico Cat, Bonny Peel saw her opportunity to command when the Cat mysteriously disappeared. Tough on her crew, she’s rumored to be kind to those she captures, sometimes even ransoming them back for nothing more than the right to dock at their ports.

043

DJC-044

Jack HawkinsPirate
Points: 9
Link: Harbinger
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
With Hawkins having the riches of a nobleman, many thought he would retire. But he had one last and very personal mission: to destroy the only man to have beaten him—Blackheart.

044

DJC-045a

BlackheartPirate
Points: 6
Black Mark. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Some say that Blackheart has already sold his soul to the demons of the sea. Others say that he fights them like he has fought everyone else: to his death or theirs.

045a

DJC-045b

George Washington LeBeauxAmerican
Points: 6
Link: Swamp Fox
Give this ship a move action but do not move her. Instead, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move an enemy ship L in any direction.
The deep swamps of Louisiana breed a different sort of man. LeBeaux has learned from the mambos, magic men, and shamans that those who harness the power of the loa for evil means are an affront to life itself.

045b

DJC-046a

Derrik the RedPirate
Points: 6
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.
New to the Crimson Coast, this Nordic pirate made his name staking daring raids along the coasts of England, France, and the United States.

046a

DJC-046b

Chief PO Charles RichardAmerican
Points: 4
Link: Paul Revere
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
Assigned to the Spanish Main to assess the reports of strange creatures and madmen, CPO Richard has his crew trained to expect anything and everything. Of course, he knows the reports are ridiculous, but he will follow his orders to the letter.

046b

DJC-047a

Skyme the MonkeyPirate
Points: 5
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
Back with Blackheart, this charming “pet” has become even more feral and greedy. Skyme’s violent streak when he’s denied gold evokes humor in Blackheart and terror in everyone else.

047a

DJC-047b

“Jerky” JohnsonAmerican
Points: 4
Link: Pequod
If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
His left arm twitches (mauled by a giant squid); he has a limp (left foot eaten by a shark); and he’s almost blind (too many days in a whale’s gut)…yet ”Jerky” seems to know when any giant sea creature is near.

047b

DJC-048

Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

048

DJC-049

HMS GargantuanEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 3L 3L 3L 4L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The ultimate English warship, HMS Gargantuan bears the scars of a hundred engagements, and each of her sailors has spilled more blood alone than entire crews of other ships.

049

DJC-050

HMS BretwaldaEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Link: Trevor Van Tyne
Broadsides Attack.
HMS Bretwalda has been charged with hunting down enemies of an otherworldly nature. Such hunts thrill Van Tyne, who relishes attacking such entities.

050

DJC-051

HMS CaradocEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 4L
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Captain Argyle and his crew recently returned from an expedition to the South Pacific, where they reportedly discovered an ancient submerged city—and stole the relics they found there.

051

DJC-052

HMS Guy FawkesEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
Despite her name, HMS Guy Fawkes is crewed by the strongest of English nationalists, whose pride can border on madness when in the thick of an engagement.

052

DJC-053

HMS SeahamEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
The converted whaling ship HMS Seaham was issued mysterious orders before her last voyage: find and destroy any sea creature of unusual size. The crew has not been informed of their true purpose, and still believe they hunt mundane beasts.

053

DJC-054

HMS MayfairEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4S
Link: Sir Edmund Atkinson
Cursed crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Captain Summerisle is so thoroughly at the mercy of Sir Edmund Atkinson and his “magics” that his crew no longer bears any resemblance to the Royal Navy.

054

DJC-055

HMS Henry VIIIEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
Before each voyage, the Archbishop of Canterbury himself blesses this ship. Her cannonballs have been seen tearing through the unnatural and dark ships that prowl the seas.

055

DJC-056

HMS BathEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Captain Charles and his crew are adept at sailing into enemy ports in broad daylight and making off with plunder, often before the flabbergasted authorities realize what has happened.

056

DJC-057

HMS Half MoonEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
HMS Half Moon’s hold contains a strange mechanical device that Captain Maximillian claims can drill into an enemy’s hold and claim her treasure without firing a shot.

057

DJC-058

HMS StarbuckEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Captain Rivera honed his skills in the South China Seas, and he has taught his crew that revenge is perhaps the highest virtue to which a sailor can aspire.

058

DJC-059

Trevor van TyneEnglish
Points: 6
Link: HMS Bretwalda
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against the Cursed. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
It did not surprise anyone that Van Tyne would risk his reputation for vanquishing monsters, demons, and beasts in the New World. What surprised many was how long it took him to find a woman to share the glory. But one glance at Mademoiselle Godiva, and it was a done deal.

059

DJC-060a

Sir Edmund AtkinsonEnglish
Points: 8
Link: HMS Mayfair
If an enemy ship is within S of this ship, you can use this ship’s action for the turn to try to possess a target crew on that ship. Roll a d6; on a result of 6, the target is immediately assigned to this ship. Its nationality changes to match the nationality of this ship.
Banished from London when the virgin daughter of a nobleman was killed while under his care, Atkinson spent countless hours contacting the “powers beyond,” which told him to come to the New World to see what power truly means.

060a

DJC-060b

Marques Miguel AntonioSpanish
Points: 10
Link: El Cervantes
Once per turn, this ship may look at any one face-down treasure on any ship or island. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
With Spain on the decline, the power of the New World will not be held by the crown, but by those powerful enough to wrest control of it. Marques Miquel Antonio plans to make sure he is the last one standing.

060b

DJC-061a

Commander Spencer PortlandEnglish
Points: 7
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.
Portland’s disgust at having to answer to Van Tyne and hear rumors of monsters and other nonsense has him working his crew extra hard, preparing them to fight for the crown—not some fool’s errands.

061a

DJC-061b

Jean DesaillyFrench
Points: 6
Link: La Richelieu
Black Mark. Give this ship a move action but do not move her. Instead, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move an enemy ship L in any direction.
Jean Desailly’s name is not mentioned in polite company. He is scorned by society (both high and low), and his practice of dark magic has seen him banned in nine European countries. Yet he continues to practice his vile experiments, laughing at those who call him mad.

061b

DJC-062

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

062

DJC-063

El Cristal del ObispoSpanish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Link: The Inquisitor
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
This enormous vessel has recently taken on a new passenger: the man known only as The Inquisitor. He now leads the Spanish fleet in its battle against evils both real and imagined.

063

DJC-064

Santo ColumbaSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Link: Don Osvaldo Guillén
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Capitan Guillen’s vicious raiders have become a matter of national pride for Spain, as its power declines and victories become harder to achieve.

064

DJC-065

El RafaelSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 3L 3L 4L
Link: The Inquisitor
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
The cherubic figurehead on the front of El Rafael masks this vessel’s true purpose: a place of punishment for Spanish prisoners of war. It is often the last thing insolent prisoners see before being keelhauled.

065

DJC-066

La Catedral del MarSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Link: The Inquisitor
Fear.
When engaging a foreign enemy, the crew of this ship will fly the flag of the Inquisition just below that of the crown’s, striking fear into the most stalwart of opponents.

066

DJC-067

Santos RomanosSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Link: The Inquisitor
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
The cloaked figures who crew this vessel make no attempt to hide their allegiance to the Inquisition. Many sailors have thrown themselves to the sharks rather than be taken captive by them.

067

DJC-068

El Monte CristoSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Spanish ship.
Capitan Leclere claims to be a staunch supporter of Spain despite his previous Napoleonic leanings. Nevertheless, his superiors never order him to sail near Corsica for that reason.

068

DJC-069

El CervantesSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
Link: Marques Miguel Antonio
Schooner. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Miguel Antonio has turned this ship to one purpose: trail a ship out of dock and then kill her crew for whatever treasure they find.

069

DJC-070

El Martillo de DiosSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S
Link: The Inquisitor
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
When the Inquisition began its hunt for supernatural forces on the ocean, this was the first ship they commandeered.

070

DJC-071

El PulpoSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
El Pulpo has survived a number of encounters with creatures far larger than herself.

071

DJC-072

El RatonSpanish
Points: 2
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 5L
This ship cannot carry crew.
Only a skeleton crew mans this boat, whose jovial capitan named her with the thought that no one notices a mouse until after it has stolen the cheese.

072

DJC-073

The InquisitorSpanish
Points: 7
Link: La Catedral del Mar, El Cristal del Obispo, El Martillo de Dios, El Rafael, and Santos Romanos
Black Mark. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
To have the Inquisitor notice you is to give up hope of a normal life. With one glance you are faced with the punishment of god or banishment to the devil. To hear his whispering voice is to hear the scratchings of 1,000 years of pain.

073

DJC-074a

Don Osvaldo GuillenSpanish
Points: 7
Link: Santo Columba
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
With a fleet of cargo ships full of gold and reputation of courage, bravery, and sheer machismo, Guillen has become a Spanish hero, a hero that this once-mighty power desperately needs.

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DJC-074b

Jacques, Duc de ValoisFrench
Points: 3
Link: Mademoiselle Josephine Godiva
Black Mark. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
A deal with Papa Doc has allowed Jacques to glimpse his future as a powerbroker who can control the weak of mind and spirit. All he has to do is deliver Lady Godiva—innocence and purity intact—to the voodoo king.

074b

DJC-075

Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.
In a race to control the Pacific, the French have pinned their hopes on the Gaule; a ship that lost crew to the English in the Barbary Coast and the Americans in the Atlantic and has no intention of losing anything ever again.

075

DJC-076

La CharlemagneFrench
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Amiral Saliceti assisted Emperor Napoleon in his rise to power, and has outfitted his ship with a variety of odd weapons, including a guillotine.

076

DJC-077

La CorseFrench
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s masts.
Once the pride of the emperor’s naval power, La Corse was nearly sunk at Trafalgar but has since been rebuilt hardier and stronger than before.

077

DJC-078

Le BonaparteFrench
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Schooner. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
Capitaine de Guille is a veteran of a hundred battles, including many waged on the Barbary Coast. He picked up the Corsairs’ knack for drafting low to avoid close-range shots.

078

DJC-079

L' EroicaFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Link: Mademoiselle Josephine Godiva
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.
L’Eroica maintains a cabin for the beautiful Mademoiselle Godiva, who has eluded many capture attempts. She continues to sail as if on the notes of the Beethoven’s symphony the ship was named for.

079

DJC-080

Le RepublicainFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
The sailors on this vessel have reinforced her hull with as much wood as they could find, determined to stave off those who would harm her.

080

DJC-081

La VersaillesFrench
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship’s cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
Rumors abound that La Versailles was a place of refuge for nobility during the Revolution; even if that is true, the sailors manning her are now men of the sea, tried and true.

081

DJC-082

La RichelieuFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Link: Jean Desailly
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
La Richelieu sails on the will of the crazed Jean Desailly. Sailors claim they have been to port only once in the last five years—no one is sure just how they stay alive.

082

DJC-083

Le Duc d’EnghienFrench
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Napoleon himself commissioned this ship and named her after one of his sworn enemies, as a warning against those who would defy his imperial authority.

083

DJC-084

La Toussaint L’OuvertureFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Capitaine Chott, a former enemy of the emperor, proved his loyalty to Napoleon by capturing this vessel from rebels in Santo Domingo.

084

DJC-085

Le RochefortFrench
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Capitaine Augereau recently returned from Haiti, where he spent quite a bit of time with the slaves. Some say he learned unnatural secrets that he uses to further the cause of the empire.

085

DJC-086

Mademoiselle Josephine GodivaFrench
Points: 0
Link: L’Eroica, Jacques, Duc de Valois
Limit. Ransom. Choose one French crew during setup; this crew is linked to that crew. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
With innocence and pure trust, Mademoiselle Godiva boarded L’Eroica because her betrothed had requested her presence in the New World. The attacks she has endured from both ships and monsters have her and the crew both puzzled and cautious.

086

DJC-087

Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

087

DJC-088

BlackwatchAmerican
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
Admiral Crabtree’s family hails from the original Plymouth settlers. His brushes with horror at sea, however, have turned him to the bottle, and instilled in him a burning hatred for non-Americans.

088

DJC-089

PequodAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S
Link: “Jerky” Johnson
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Captain Ahab’s, obsession with giant sea creatures led to a chance encounter with “Jerky,” who can not only find such monstrosities, but also may be able to control them.

089

DJC-090

Paul RevereAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 3S
Link: Chief PO Charles Richard
Schooner. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Under the command of CPO Charles Richard, the Paul Revere has circumnavigated the globe more than 10 times, and her crew is among the most seasoned in the American navy.

090

DJC-091

MohicanAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
The Mohican and her captain, a grizzled man named Simpson, represent a secret American intelligence experiment: recruiting sailors from other nations in the hope of turning them into spies for America.

091

DJC-092

Dark FoxAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 5L 5L
Fear.
The Dark Fox made a name for herself in the war against Tripoli. She has since been fitted with the latest weapons in order to continue harassing European powers and disrupting piracy.

092

DJC-093

SaratogaAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
The Saratoga has been afloat since the last days of the American Revolution, and some say that during battle the spirits of Patriot soldiers aim the Saratoga’s cannons true.

093

DJC-094

Swamp FoxAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Link: George Washington LeBeaux
Schooner. Broadsides Attack.
Recruited by LeBeaux from the swamps of Florida and back alleys of New Orleans, the Swamp Fox’s crew has been granted full military rankings amid rumors that they provide the ship with unnatural protection.

094

DJC-095

BrandywineAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 2S
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Some whisper of the Brandywine’s unnatural ability to find her way through any ocean, but Captain Fry insists it is nothing more than the rigid application of natural scientific principles.

095

DJC-096

HessianAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
The tiny Hessian is nearly a renegade. In fact, she appears on no official naval records, raising questions about just who authorizes her vicious attacks.

096

DJC-097

Jonas RichmanAmerican
Points: 5
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
Jonas Richmond knows the seduction of evil only too well. The loss of his family to violent predators left him with a single motivation: the destruction of any servant of evil.

097

DJC-098

Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

098

DJC-099

Livestock
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it after this ship is rammed by a sea monster, but before any boarding roll is made. When revealed, move the boarding sea monster to the nearest island. Remove Livestock from the game.

099

DJC-100

Martyr's Amulet
Points:
All cannon rolls made by Cursed ships against this ship are reduced by 1.

100

DJC-101

Monkey's Paw
Points:
Once per turn when an enemy ship is given a shoot action to shoot at this ship, its controller chooses one of her cannons within range: That cannon automatically hits.

101

DJC-102

Witch's Brew
Points:
Once per turn instead of giving this ship an action, you may place a fog bank within L of her.

102

DJC-103

Maps of Hades
Points:
Once per turn, before this ship takes an action, roll a d6, On a roll of 5 or 6, the opponent to your right may give this ship a move action. If he or she does, this ship may not be given another action that turn.

103

DJC-104

Holy Water
Points:
No enemy ability can affect this ship or her crew.

104

DJC-105

Sunken Treasure
Points:
When revealed, roll two d6. The total is how much gold Sunken Treasure is worth. At the beginning of each of your turns, reduce that value by 1, until Sunken Treasure is either reduced to 0 gold or is unloaded at your home island. Sunken Treasure takes up two cargo spaces.

105

DJC-106

Eye of Insanity
Points:
At the beginning of each of your turns, choose a target crew on this ship. Then choose a Cursed crew in play. The target can use the Cursed crew’s ability that turn instead of its own. You may make a different choice each turn.

106

DJC-107

The Cursed Conch
Points:
Instead of giving this ship an action on your turn, you may give a sea monster an action, even if it is not part of your fleet.

107

DJC-108

Chariot of the Gods
Points:
Place this treasure on the nearest sea monster: It may now be assigned one crew, per the transfer rules.

108

DJC-109

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

109

DJC-110

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

110

DJC-111

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

111

DJC-112

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

112

DJC-113

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

113

DJC-114

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

114

DJC-115

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

115

DJC-116

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

116

DJC-117

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

117

DJC-118

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

118

DJC-119

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

119

DJC-120

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

120

DJC-121

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

121

DJC-122

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

122

DJC-123

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

123

DJC-124

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

124

DJC-125

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

125

DJC-126

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

126

DJC-127

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

127

DJC-128

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

128

DJC-129

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

129

DJC-130

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

130

DJC-131

Chainshot SpecialistCursed
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

131

DJC-132

Smokepot SpecialistCursed
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

132

DJC-133

Stinkpot SpecialistCursed
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 of her. 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 on the target’s next turn.

133

DJC-134

BehemothCursed
Points: 19
Masts 5 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
Sea Monster. Limit. At the beginning of each of your turns, choose any ability possessed by any ship or crew in play; this character has that ability. You may make a different choice each turn.
Many sailors believe this monstrosity to be the legendary Behemoth the bible claims will be the a sign of the apolcalypse. Those who have encountered it and lived claim that it wields the power greater than both heaven and hell.

134

DJC-135

Mist WalkerCursed
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed L+L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S 2S
Sea Monster. If this sea monster ends its turn in a fog bank, on her next turn it may use its move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
Sailors who have seen Mist Walker—and they are rare indeed—claim that the beast doesn’t make a sound as it materializes out of the fog. The memory of their companions’ screams and torn bodies, though, will forever live in their minds.

135

DJC-136

"Screaming" MimiCursed
Points: 6
Link: Banshee's Wail
Give this ship a move action but do not move her. Instead, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move an enemy ship L in any direction.
Some say she is nothing more than a mad woman, but others know that she is a spirit forced to spend eternity haunting the sea and seeking revenge on those in uniform - those who let her death go unnoticed.

136

DJC-137

The Red Skull
Points:
This ship and any crew aboard her belong to the Cursed nation instead of to their nation.

137

DJC-138

Fool's GoldPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
With her golden sails, the Fool's Gold looks like an imperial ship from the crown's personal fleet. Captain Jeffries uses that ruse to take the gold from the royal fools stupid enough to fall for such an obvious trick.

138

DJC-139

Electric EelPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Sneaky and deadly, Captain Ness Kruise has no qualms about relieving treasure from those he deems unworthy to possess it.

139

DJC-140

BoneyardCursed
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S 3S 4S
Fear.
The Boneyard is made of femurs and ribs, held together with the marrow scraped from her victims. Her very presence has driven the most hardened pirates mad with fear.

140

DJC-141

Drowned ManCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Ghost Ship.
The Drowned Man and her crew are made up of ships and sailors from wrecks the world over. Together, these entities have become a powerful and dark force intent on seeking revenge for their untimely demises!

141

DJC-142

Black DiamondPirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
The crew of the Black Diamond care about only one thing: gold. Specifically, taking your gold and adding it their holdings, which are hidden from the prying eyes of Davy Jones.

142

DJC-143

Broken KeyPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Broadsides Attack.
The captain of the Broken Key is rumored to have a part of the key to a secret vault of treasure hidden by Davy Jones himself. He has outfitted his boat to dissuade anyone from searching for his piece of the puzzle.

143

DJC-144

HMS RichardsEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
Captain Hungerford keeps his crew focused on one task: destroying any who would challenge England's dominion over the sea.

144

DJC-145

NightmareCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3L 3L 4S
Ghost Ship.
The Nightmare appears on moonless nights where any ship has sunk. She picks up those wretched souls who seek vengeance on the living.

145

DJC-200

HowlCursed
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
If this ship ends her turn in a fog bank, on her next turn she may use her move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
From the mists that gather at nightfall, the Howl appears with the scream of a thousand tormented souls.

200

DJC-201

El PlutonSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S
This ship gets +L to her base move if she has all of her masts.
El Pluton seems to have emerged from the underworld itself. No one is sure how she is able to float, unless allowed to by the gods themselves.

201

DJC-202

Black GentlemanPirate
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Fear. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
No sane crew would ever sail on a ship named for the Devil, and yet she does sail, especially on moonless nights when no wind blows.

202

DJC-203

Moor HoundEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S
Ghost Ship.
No ship has ever been recorded as the Moor Hound, yet sailors swear the English ship has fired upon them.

203

DJC-204

L' Epee SanglanteFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
Cursed crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Rumored to be crewed by dead French corsairs, the “Bloody Sword” has been seen everywhere from the South China Seas to the Spanish Main.

204

DJC-205

SalemAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Cursed crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The Salem was sunk by a wave almost immediately after leaving Boston. Yet it docked in New Orleans with Tabitha McWarren.

205

DJC-206

La DesesperanzaSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S
Ghost Ship.
No Spanish sailor wants to die with unfinished business, so fearful are they of an undead assignment aboard La Desesperanza.

206

DJC-207

DanceCursed
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
This ship’s name comes from the swaying of hanged sailors, who still move this ship along her dark course.

207

DJC-208

Black GateEnglish
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
Cursed crew may use their abilities on this ship.
This ship was banned from port because of rumor of plague. The screams of her dying crew can be heard for miles.

208

DJC-209

La DischordeFrench
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Fear. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
La Dischorde’s crew can be heard laughing at the sea madness, curses, and mutiny that occur aboard other ships wherever she sails.

209

DJC-210

Burning ManAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
Ghost Ship.
Once used to carry explosives and crewed by “expendable assets,” this vessel is rumored never to have returned from her last attack mission.

210

DJC-211

JudasPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Cursed crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The crew of the Judas is made up of those sailors who no one else wants, the scum of the scum.

211

DJC-212

DungeonPirate
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. Fear.
Rumors that Captain Drako chains up his rowers so that they can’t escape during a raid have yet to be proven.

212

DJC-213

Pandora’s BoxEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Turtle Ship. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
With a sense of humor typical of seamongers, the crew considers their raids both good (for them) and bad (for their victims).

213

DJC-214

CryptCursed
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Turtle Ship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
No one has seen the inside of the Crypt and lived.

214

DJC-215

SarcophagusCursed
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L
Turtle Ship. Fear.
Only the dead and those who think they can control them sail on the Sarcophagus.

215

DJC-216

AlligatorCursed
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Turtle Ship. If this ship ends her turn in a fog bank, on her next turn she may use her move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
Made from the bones of a giant alligator, this vessel mutely menaces the shoreline like its reptilian namesake.

216

DJC-217

TarantulaCursed
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
When this ship rams and boards, it is said that sailors swarm out of her like a nest of spiders.

217

DJC-300a

GuichuanCursed
Points: 30
Masts 10 Cargo 7 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 2L 2L 2L 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: The Headhunter
Ghost Ship. Junk. Treasure Ship.
When one of the emperor's treasure ships went off course in a storm, she was presumed to have sunk, her crew and treasure lost at the bottom of the sea. A year and a day later, the ship was seen and hauled, but when Jade Rebellion crew sailed close to her, they quickly noticed her new ghostly form. From then on the ship became known as the Guichuan - ghost ship. This ship of purest evil, commanded by the notorious Headhunter and crewed by mysterious phantoms, now claims allegiance to the Cursed and the sea fiends that animate her.

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DJC-300b

The HeadhunterCursed
Points: 7
Link: Guichuan
Fear. Headhunter's Domain. (Headhunter's Domain: This crew may use its abilities aboard only the Guichuan. Once at the beginning of each of your turns roll a d6. On a result of 6, any ship or sea monster in your fleet may be given two actions that turn. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may either take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space, or eliminate all of the other ship's crew.)

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MI-001

NautilusMercenary
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Link: Captain Nemo
Mercenary. Submarine. Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s hull pieces.
The Nautilus is Captain Nemo’s flagship and his greatest creation, a ship so powerful and terrible that she is often mistaken for a creature from the deep.

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MI-002

TerrorMercenary
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Link: Count Gustov
Fear. Mercenary. Submarine.
A strange fog seems to follow the Terror, spirit-like wisps swirling about her decks whenever she surfaces.

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MI-003

HephaestusMercenary
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L 2S 2S
Link: Herr Fuchs
Mercenary. Submarine. This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her hull pieces.
Though slowed considerably by the weight of her thick, iron hull, the Hephaestus once survived a direct shot from a 30-pound cannonball.

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MI-004

FathomMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4S 4S
Link: Nikos Chelios
Mercenary. Submarine. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
A favorite tactic of the Fathom is to surface in the middle of a battle to sink a weakened ship, and then gather plunder from the ocean floor.

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MI-005

BarracudaMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Mercenary. Submarine. If submerged, this ship can ram another ship (then move away) and then initiate a boarding party against that ship.
The Barracuda was originally built by Nemo as a gift for his friend Robur, years before the infamous “Conqueror” took to the air.

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MI-006

MobilisMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4S
Link: Eileen Brigid O’Brien
Mercenary. Submarine. Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
Nemo named the Mobilis with part of his motto—mobilis in mobile or “moving in a moving thing”—before giving it to O’Brien.

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MI-007

Devil RayMercenary
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4L 4L
Link: Yeshaji Angria
Mercenary. Submarine. When submerged , this ship gets +L to her base move.
With plans from Nemo, Angria has created one of the fastest submersibles ever seen. Rumor has it that the Devil Ray can journey from Bombay to Fiji without surfacing.

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MI-008

Brave SelkirkMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Mercenary. Submarine. 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 Brave Selkirk was named by Nemo’s shipbuilders in honor of the ancient sailor who called the Mysterious Islands home, long before even Nemo did.

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MI-009

ForwardMercenary
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Christian Fiore
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any ship.
Led by Fiore, the crew of the Forward mutinied while sailing in the Arctic. Since then, the criminal crew has haunted the waters around the Mysterious Islands.

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MI-010

Santa MolinaMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Link: Osvaldo de Deus Celemente
Mercenary. Schooner. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Arriving in the warm waters of the South Pacific, the crew of this one-time Spanish trading ship have vowed never to return to the European port they once called home.

010

MI-011

MeropisMercenary
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Link: Ibrahan Ozat
Mercenary. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The crew of the Meropis claim to be from one of the Mysterious Islands of the same name—one never seen by outsiders.

011

MI-012

Hare's LuckMercenary
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Mercenary. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Judging by the name of his ship, the one-legged captain of the Hare’s Luck is not without a sense of humor.

012

MI-013

MatukuMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Link: Luc Savard
Mercenary. Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Once an American vessel, the Matuku was renamed by the natives of the Islands who captured and now crew the ship.

013

MI-014

DuncanMercenary
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Sailors’ tales say that the Duncan is crewed by traitors and cannibals more likely to eat their captives than ransom them.

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MI-015

Bashaw FollyMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Those who don’t believe in sea monsters quail when they see the serpent’s skull used as a figurehead by the Bashaw Folly.

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MI-016

Bosun's BaneMercenary
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
Mercenary. This ship can’t be shot at by ships within S of her.
The ragtag crew of rebels and mutineers aboard the Bosun’s Bane will turn on each other if they go too long without attacking another ship.

016

MI-017

Count GustovMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Terror
Ex-patriot. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
Dissatisfied with czarist Russia, Count Leonardo Gustov contacted Nemo with the idea of a partnership, two men creating their own world order by destroying the old. Nemo declined but agreed to offer him his technology. Gustov has used it to wage his personal war on the minions of the “soon-to-be-dead queens and kings of Europe.”

017

MI-018

Herr FuchsMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Hephaestus
Ex-patriot. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons may shoot again if it misses.
With the Prussian courts choosing favorites, Herr Fuchs saw his ingenuity too often declined. After consulting with Nemo, he saw the future: Leave Germany with his team of designers, take to the sea, and never again sell his designs.

018

MI-019

Eileen Brigid O'BrienMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Mobilis
Ex-patriot. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
With her family imprisoned by England and their land given to the Golds, O’Brien vowed revenge on all involved. With Nemo’s technology, Irish wealth in the New World, and a crew of dedicated freedom fighters, O’Brien has taken her fight against England to the sea.

019

MI-020

Captain NemoMercenary
Points: 8
Link: Nautilus
Ex-patriot. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captive becomes assigned to this ship, takes up no cargo space, and can use its abilities. The captive cannot leave this ship unless the ship sinks.
His past as mysterious as the islands he has claimed to have found, and with riches beyond that of many of the Crowns of Europe, Captain Nemo has given those dissatisfied with the current state of the world a new vision: allegiance to oneself and honor to the sea.

020

MI-021

Nikos CheliosMercenary
Points: 5
Link: Fathom
Ex-patriot. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take two treasures from any ship she touches.
With shipping companies spread across the globe, the richest man in Greece felt he had conquered the sea. But when Gustov took him on a trip in his submarine, Chelios’ eyes were opened to a world he had no control over. Using Nemo’s technology, he has set out to prove that the true masters of the sea sail under it, not above it.

021

MI-022

Luc SavardMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Matuku
Ex-patriot. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against American ships.
Watching Canada become a pawn and forgotten territory while the upstart United States thrived, Savard grew increasingly dissatisfied. Starting life as a pirate preying on U.S. ships was a start, but when he was outlawed by Canada, he vowed to fight on his own until he controlled the entire hemisphere.

022

MI-023

Osvaldo de Deus CelementeMercenary
Points: 7
Link: Santa Molina
Broadsides Attack. Ex-patriot. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action.
Piracy was a dead end for this Cuban, who saw his countrymen cut down by better technology. So in a daring midnight raid, he took control of a Spanish ship and vowed that slavers the world over would pay. He hopes someday to meet the rumored Nemo and learn some of his secrets.

023

MI-024

Ibrahan OzatMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Meropis
Ex-patriot. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Petty conflicts in the Mediterranean became as silly as they were deadly, and Ozat knew he could not take another order from a sultan who never left his perfumed baths or pile of pillows. With rumors of uncharted islands, wealth beyond dreams, and technology unheard of in Europe, Ozat set sail for the Mysterious Islands.

024

MI-025

Christian FioreMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Forward
Ex-patriot. Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
Fiore had a knack for getting people to tell him their secrets, for creating kings. Eventually the objects of his manipulations began to bore him, and hearing of Gustov’s plan, he took his talents to the sea to help create a new world order.

025

MI-026

Yeshaji AngriaMercenary
Points: 8
Link: Devil Ray
Ex-patriot. Once per turn, this ship may look at any one face-down treasure on any ship or island. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The last of the Angria dynasty, Yeshaji watched as the English fleet bombarded his family holdings near Bombay. He knew then that the age of piracy was dead. But when he saw Nemo’s Nautilus surface from the depths, he saw a new way to restore his family’s pride and power.

026

MI-027

Firepot SpecialistMercenary
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

027

MI-028

Prussian CrownPirate
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
The new pirate crew of the “Schultzie” are inordinately proud of capturing the German frigate and her cache of modern weaponry.

028

MI-029

ColeopteraPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Link: Captain Mission
Submarine. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Mercenary ships.
After stealing the Coleoptera, Captain Mission painted the ship bright gold to taunt Nemo before setting out to waylay ships on the Sea of Krakens.

029

MI-030

Thirty TyrantsPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Broadsides Attack.
When piracy became difficult on the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas, Captain Zambrowsky led the Thirty Tyrants and her crew through the newly opened Suez Canal toward the Mysterious Islands.

030

MI-031

Xiamen's ClawsPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Negotiations aboard the Xiamen’s Claws always take place in the captain’s quarters, where he keeps his pet—a live tiger.

031

MI-032

Sunrise FirePirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 4S
Schooner. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Villagers in the Mysterious Islands often see the silhouette of the Sunrise Fire as she sails by in the predawn hours, marking each island she passes as potential prey.

032

MI-033

Nancy NoxPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 3S 4S
Link: “Cannonball” Gallows
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
The Nancy Nox is a ship of carousing buccaneers who have vowed to “make merry even in the land of the dead,” and who prefer kegs of rum to chests of gold.

033

MI-034

Devil's PayPirate
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship cannot shoot when she carries treasure.
Because the Devil's Pay was built for speed rather than carrying capacity, her crew must take the best plunder rather than the most plunder.

034

MI-035

Panama SunPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
The Panama Sun is crewed by failed forty-niners who stole the ship and her cargo of gold, then fled to the Mysterious Islands to take up their new trade of piracy.

035

MI-036

El TejonPirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
Link: Benito de Soto
You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Crewed by determined Spanish outlaws, El Tejon will never give up a chase until she has captured her target.

036

MI-037

ShamrockPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4L
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Under the guidance of American mastermind Adam Worth, the crew of the Shamrock sails unerringly toward the greatest plunder to be found in the Mysterious Islands.

037

MI-038

Smiling JimPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
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.
Said to be captained by the ghost of a shantytown saloon-keep, the Smiling Jim is crewed by sailors who throw cargo overboard in hopes of appeasing the ship’s namesake.

038

MI-039

HammersmithPirate
Points: 6
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against Mercenary ships. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Hammersmith’s ship, the Glory, was laden with goods when a metal ship-beast surfaced and destroyed her. After washing ashore a mysterious island that rose out of the sea, he put together a new crew, whose only purpose is to bury submarines next to the Glory.

039

MI-040

Benito de SotoPirate
Points: 9
Link: El Tejon
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Benito de Soto claims to be the last true pirate: His attacks are quick; his goal is gold; and his crew has perfected the art of capturing ships. Hiding out along the coast of South America, de Soto appears only when his hunger for gold needs to be satisfied.

040

MI-041a

DiabolitoPirate
Points: 7
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The “Little Devil” seems to have been spawned from Hades itself. With no regard for human life, he is chaos personified, and any ship that comes across him can only hope that they survive the onslaught.

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MI-041b

Professor Clive DefoeEnglish
Points: 5
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Professor Defoe has studied the emergence of the submarine with great interest. He has been paid handsomely by the Crown to bring in one—in any condition.

041b

MI-042a

“Cannonball” GallowsPirate
Points: 0
Link: Nancy Nox
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.
The son of Genny Gallows grew up as a pirate. But for him, piracy is all fun and games, almost like living a dream of gold, glory, girls, and rum. He sails for fun, and crews line up to sail with him.

042a

MI-042b

The GentlemanEnglish
Points: 6
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The ladies the Gentleman has rescued have spread his name throughout the seas and ports. To have been saved by him is to have been welcomed into an exclusive club, whose true nature is known only by its members.

042b

MI-043a

Captain MissionPirate
Points: 7
Link: Coleoptera
This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
With a laugh, this self-proclaimed King of Pirates is based in Madagascar. Mission considers Nemo to be a fool, his ideas the idiocy of someone with too much money and too little imagination.

043a

MI-043b

Lt. Henry Ducie ChadsEnglish
Points: 5
Link: HMS Botany Bay
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 Pirate ships.
Tasked with ridding the world of threats at sea, Chads’ focus is the pirates who seem to attack at will. He has zeroed in on Captain Mission and his ilk, with the aim of making the seas safe for everyone.

043b

MI-044

Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

044

MI-045

HMS PacificumEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 2L 3L 4S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Among the nearly 700 sailors who crew HMS Pacificum are 20 who specialize in operating the hardhat diving suits they use to board submersibles.

045

MI-046

HMS GallowsEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L 2L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any ship.
Innumerable pirates have swung from the yardarm of HMS Gallows, a ship expressly constructed by the Crown to pursue pirates to the far ends of the Earth.

046

MI-047

HMS ZephyrEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L 3S 3S
Link: Hermione Gold
Schooner. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Her white sails crisp and polished silver trim gleaming, HMS Zephyr often seems to race over the waves faster than the wind.

047

MI-048

HMS Iron PrinceEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
One of Her Majesty’s first and finest ironclads, HMS Iron Prince can withstand incredible impacts with minimal damage.

048

MI-049

HMS Empress Of IndiaEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
One of the Admiralty’s few remaining packet ships, HMS Empress sails between Asia and England carrying only the most important cargo—and well prepared to defend it.

049

MI-050

HMS ChallengerEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Christened by Prince Albert, HMS Challenger was named in honor of the brilliant scientist who gave the secret of depth charges to the Imperial Navy.

050

MI-051

HMS Botany BayEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2L 4L
Link: Lieutenant Henry Ducie Chads
Broadsides Attack.
Once a colony ship, HMS Botany Bay spent six months in the dry docks of Hong Kong to be outfitted with two gun decks and more than four dozen cannons.

051

MI-052

HMS AucklandEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3S 2S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
HMS Auckland is crewed by rough sailors recruited from the penal colony of Moreton Bay and offered a chance at freedom in return for service.

052

MI-053

HMHV PlunderEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The crew of the hired vessel HMHV Plunder is loyal to the Crown, but only so long as coin from the Crown outweighs what they might win from piracy.

053

MI-054

HMS DisraeliEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
When enemies close on HMS Disraeli, they fear the crack of her marksmen’s rifles as much as the boom of her cannons.

054

MI-055

HMS BletchleyEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
HMS Bletchley has been ordered to map the Mysterious Islands, plant the Union flag, and expand the empire.

055

MI-056

Hermione GoldEnglish
Points: 7
Link: HMS Zephyr
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
When Eileen Brigid O’Brien escaped prison, Hermione Gold took that as a slap to her family’s face. With a ship paid for by her family fortune and a crack fighting squad provided by the Crown, she has begun her hunt for O’Brien.

056

MI-057

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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La ManilaSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4S 4L 4S 4S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
La Manila is the largest Spanish ship in the western Pacific, and the flagship of many Spanish fleets in Asian waters.

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El Galeon De GibraltarSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
This ship’s crew won fame for sinking a submarine by dropping cannonballs over the side to pound the submersible’s hull as she passed below.

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El Corazon DoradoSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 4L
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Spanish nobility journeying to Pacific colonies often use the luxurious officers’ quarters aboard El Corazon Dorado.

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La ColeraSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Link: Luis Zuan
Broadsides Attack.
Under Capitan Zuan the crew of La Colera ignore the events of the past, instead blaming all countries for the loss of Spanish pride and power in the New World.

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El VillalobosSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 5S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the rammed ship.
Since being disastrously boarded, the disgraced capitan of El Villalobos keeps several deck cannons constantly loaded with chainshot for the next time an enemy comes too close.

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El RelampagoSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Capitan Tito and his “Lightning” have hunted submersible vessels with a vengeance since one sank a Spanish galleon captained by his son.

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La SirvienteSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S 2L
Link: The Mask
Schooner. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Either daring or mad, the Mask and his crew are well known for swinging over open water to board and assault enemy vessels before the ships are in contact, with extra gold going to the sailor exhibiting the most creative maneuver.

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El ExtremaduraSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Link: Alejandro Malaspina
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
An aging schooner that once patrolled the Pacific coast of the Americas, El Extremadura was sent west by the Crown after Mexico won its independence.

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La SaragozaSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4L 4L
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +1 gold when she docks at your home island.
Sailors aboard La Saragossa take inspiration from the once-besieged city for which the ship is named. In three decades on the sea, the ship has never been captured.

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San TheodoraSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4L 5L
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Few believe stories that the San Theodora is crewed by monks searching for a holy artifact brought to the Mysterious Islands by a Spanish outlaw.

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La EbroSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Capitan Espinosa firmly believes that the Mysterious Islands are all that remain of the Terra Australis described by Aristotle.

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Luis ZuanSpanish
Points: 7
Link: La Colera
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Spanish ship.
When his uncles left the employ of Spain to be pirates, the family name was ruined. A child at the time, Luis remembers the anger he felt at his family’s treachery. He has vowed to prove that the Zuan family is loyal to the Crown, and he will do anything to erase the past.

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The MaskSpanish
Points: 7
Link: La Sirviente
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Who is the Mask? That is the question running through the court of Spain. With victories against Spain’s enemies (both real and imagined) and a flair for self promotion, the Mask has won the backing of Spain’s Crown and its ladies.

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Henri DiopFrench
Points: 2
Link: All French Ships
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Mercenary ships.
After he was captured by mercenaries during a raid led by Count Gustov on his coastal African home, he escaped to Paris to become an expert on mercenary ships and tactics.

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Alejandro MalaspinaSpanish
Points: 3
Link: El Extremadura
Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Italian by birth, but backed by the Spanish Crown, Malaspina mapped the Pacific from the coast of the Americans to the Philippines. His knowledge of Spanish holdings and his grand plan for global unity are visionary.

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Pierre AronnaxFrench
Points: 5
Link: All French Ships
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
A scholar and expert on sea life, Aronnax’s goal is to discover what makes mercenaries tick, so that he can better answer questions of the sea and of man.

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Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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L’AubeFrench
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L 4L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any ship.
Even the battle-hardened crew of L’Aube can’t help but smile at the antics of the trained monkeys brought on board by their capitaine.

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La MartinetteFrench
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Featuring sailors from around the world, the crew of La Martinette are bound together by the rigid military discipline of their officers.

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Le FlambergeFrench
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
Named for the sword of the legendary Charlemagne, the “Flame Cutter” has a skilled and dedicated crew composed of the best French sailors.

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Le DeschargesFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
Many of the sailors aboard Le Descharges came fresh from the academy at Brest, ill prepared for the bloody battles they’ve seen in the Islands.

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Le VercingetorixFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
Though Le Vercingetorix is named for an ancient Gaulish chieftain, her steel-riveted hull marks her as one of the newer ships in the French fleet.

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Le Rocher NoirFrench
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Capitaine Nash has nerves of steel, and what sometimes seems like a death wish, as he insists his vessel carry only the most dangerous cargo in the Mysterious Islands.

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L’EspadonFrench
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Preferring boarding to being boarded, the crew of L’Espadon brag that no enemy has ever set foot on her decks.

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Le Petit DauphinFrench
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may move S after loading treasure.
Construction of Le Petit Dauphin was funded by a wealthy French nobleman who secretly joined her crew as a deckhand to sail the seas in search of adventure.

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Le Lache du CalvadosFrench
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
French sailors ordered to serve aboard the “Coward of Calvados” throw themselves into battle with ferocious courage to prove that the ship was not named for them.

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L’EmeraudeFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4L
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Since coming to the Mysterious Islands, the masts and planks of L’Emeraude have begun to sprout shoots and leaves as if they were still alive, leaving the ship’s crew curious and slightly disturbed.

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La Crete ArgenteeFrench
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 5L
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
Carrying messages and supplies among the French fleet in the Islands, the “Silver Crest” boasts striped sails that are always a welcome sight to French sailors.

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Ned LandsFrench
Points: 6
Link: All French Ships
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster or submarine.
Hailing from Canada, Ned Lands’ reputation as a harpooner was solidified when he became the only man ever to have speared a kraken and lived to tell about it. His search for the mysterious sea serpent and the even more mysterious “submarines” has kept him out at sea.

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Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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USS StephensAmerican
Points: 20
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 2L 3L 3S
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Under the command of Willeford, USS Stephens is an agile and dangerous vessel that has sailed circles around smaller and faster ships.

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USS LamonAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Link: Captain Montana Mays
Submarine. If submerged, this ship can ram another ship (then move away) and then initiate a boarding party against that ship.
This submersible was called the Narwhal before an American crew captured her from Nemo and renamed her for the friend and confidant of President Lincoln, who led them and perished in battle.

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USS EaganAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
The crew of USS Eagan works closely with the brilliant engineers at the Gosport Navy Yard, who successfully duplicated the depth charges invented by the English.

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GrampusAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3L
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Since coming to the Mysterious Islands, the good men who crew the Grampus have been haunted by nightmares of mutiny and a dark end.

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USS PaladinAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 2S
Link: Shinji Smith
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
A silver stallion on her masthead, USS Paladin sailed out of San Francisco riding the wind that called her to the most savage parts of the Mysterious Islands.

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USS QuigleyAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
When not taking part in endless target practice, the crew of USS Quigley work endless hours to keep her hull a bright red and her trim a brilliant blue.

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USS BartlettAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
USS Bartlett was part of a fleet that successfully blockaded Confederate ports and then was sent to explore the South Pacific after the Civil War.

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USS BellevueAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Link: Kodiak
Schooner. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
USS Bellevue crossed the Arctic waters of the Pacific to explore the northern reaches of the Orient before coming south to the Mysterious Islands.

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Septem MariaAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any ship.
The captain of the “Seven Seas” is a scholar trained in the classics who approaches each battle as if he were writing it up for a history of maritime warfare.

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TombstoneAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Her crew hastily assembled in California before setting out for the Islands, the Tombstone is crewed by outlaws who have spent more time on horseback than on the deck of a ship.

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Captain Montana MaysAmerican
Points: 7
Link: USS Lamon
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
When an American appeared in San Francisco Bay standing on the deck of a captured “submarine,” a hero was born. May now “owns” the western coast of the United States, and with a submarine at his disposal, Manifest Destiny may take root in the Pacific.

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Shinji SmithAmerican
Points: 5
Link: USS Paladin
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
A native of one of the Mysterious Islands, Shinji was traded like a possession from Nemo to Gustov to Chelios before he escaped to Hawaii, where Mays found him.

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KodiakAmerican
Points: 5
Link: USS Bellevue
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
This huge Alaskan native is rumored to be blessed by the gods of the sea. Legend has it that his aim is so perfect that he once killed a whale using only a single spear.

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Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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Bad Plans
Points:
When this ship rolls for effect at a mysterious island, subtract 1 from the die roll result.

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Nemo’s Charts
Points:
When this ship rolls for effect at a mysterious island, add 2 to the die roll result.

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Enemy of the State
Points:
This ship gains the Mercenary keyword.

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Luddite’s Revenge
Points:
The rank of each of this ship’s cannons is increased by 1. Remove Luddite’s Revenge from the game when this ship succeeds at a shoot action.

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Metal Hull
Points:
This ship’s base move becomes S and enemy ships must roll a 6 to hit her. If this ship is hit, remove Metal Hull from the game.

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Mines
Points:
Load this treasure face down. Reveal it when target enemy ship moves within S of this ship. Choose and eliminate one mast from the target at the end of her move. Remove Mines from the game.

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Power Cannons
Points:
The range of each of this ship’s cannons becomes 2 L. Remove Power Cannons from the game when this ship succeeds at a shoot action.

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Periscope
Points:
Load this treasure face down. Reveal it when this ship is given a move or shoot action; any one target enemy ship cannot use any crew or ship abilities this turn. Remove Periscope from the game.

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Screw Engine
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When this ship is given a move action, you may reveal Screw Engine; this ship can move twice. Remove Screw Engine from the game.

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Targeting Scope
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When this ship is given a shoot action, you may reveal Targeting Scope; one of this ship’s cannons automatically hits an enemy ship within range. Remove Targeting Scope from the game.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Chainshot SpecialistMercenary
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

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Smokepot SpecialistMercenary
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

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Stinkpot SpecialistMercenary
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 of her. 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 on the target’s next turn.

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CadaraMercenary
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 2L 3S 3S
Sea Monster. This sea monster can attack submerged submarines.
Cadara is a Kraken so large that when it sits near the surface it has been mistaken for an island.

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ShaihuludMercenary
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S 2S 2S
Sea Monster. This sea monster can attack submerged submarines.
Shaihulud is a large and ancient creature widely believed to have come from another world.

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Queen Teresa PavonMercenary
Points: 6
Ex-patriot. This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons may shoot again if it misses.
When she was born the high priest in her village had a dream - that Teresa Pavon would be the Queen that brought back the Mayan Civilization to it's hights. A chance meeting with Nemo led her to beleive that the modern technology was the means to reach glory and power she is destined to wield.

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Nemo's Plans
Points:
This treasure can’t be removed from this ship unless she sinks. Any other unique treasure aboard this ship that would be removed from the game after it is used remains aboard; it can be reused or continues to function.

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Tasmanian DevilMercenary
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any ship.
These prisoners overthrew the original crew and declared themselves independent from all governments - and the fools who are loyal to them.

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RevolutionMercenary
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Mercenary. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you made for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Led by Bennett, a freed pirate captain, the crew of the Revolution instigate raids against all who stand in their path to worldwide anarchy.

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Empty SkyPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 3S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Captain Hart and his crew of pirates believe in two things: gold will make you happy and rum will make you even happier.

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IndependenceAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S 2S 2L
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Led by a private man-of-war from Boston, the crew of the Independence have been trained to attack the metal ships that have plagued the eastern seaboard.

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CorcoranMercenary
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S
Mercenary. This ship can shoot at submerged submarines within S of her.
The Corcoran came to the Mysterious Isles in search of the many monsters in their waters, but are the crew are happy to use their 'sea bombs' on ships as well.

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MunchhausenMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L
Mercenary. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The crew of the Munchhausen claim it was once commanded by the Baron of the same name, where he discovered one of the Mysterious Isles was made of cheese.

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BatuwaraMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Mercenary. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Captain Smith credits the speed of his ship to a single member of his crew, a native shaman who claims to be able to control the winds.

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BragiPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
The Bragi is crewed by Viking-descended Norsemen who set sail to explore the Mysterious Isles on the far side of the world.

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HMS GlobeEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Captain Sherman volunteered for the voyage to the Mysterious Isles in hopes of finding a legendary diamond mine said to be hidden beneath a volcano.

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USS MohicanAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
After proving herself against pirates along the African and Brazilian coast, the Mohican was sent to help open the waters of the south Pacific to American ships.

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Le Renard qui VoleFrench
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 2S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Shipwrecked in Manila, the French crew of the "Flying Fox" spent two years building the ship and named her for the enormous bats in the area.

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DeepwaterPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
Due to their fascination with black powder and explosions, the captain and many of the crew of the Blackwater are nearly deaf.

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GuimarSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.
The Güímar's French crew was stunned to find pyramids in the Mysterious Isles similar to those in the town for which their ship was named.

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Le JongleurMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
Mercenary. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Once a French galley, the Jongleur was captured by mercenaries when it ran aground on the shores of Van Diemen's Land.

209

MI-210

HannoMercenary
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The masthead of the Hanno is a carving of the ancient explorer and navigator of the same name, guiding the ship through the treacherous waters of the Mysterious Isles.

210

MI-211

PhlegyasMercenary
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
Mercenary. This ship can’t be shot at by ships within S of her.
On the Phlegyas, the names of those who fall in battle are carved into its masts, and their spirits are said to protect the ship.

211

MI-212

HMN RumbarrelPirate
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Her Majesty's Nightmare Rumbarrel is crewed by rowdy pirates feared by English sailors and weak-willed innkeepers around the world.

212

MI-213

HMS Obsidian SunEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
Mercenary. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
Filled with treasure, the Obsidian Sun was given by the Chinese emporer to Ambassdor Fogg after he rescued the emporer's kidnapped mother from Robur.

213

MI-214

Sea StormMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Mercenary, Turtle Ship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The Sea Storm prefers to waylay European ships travelling the sea routes between the African coast and Asia.

214

MI-215

Seven BrothersMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S
Mercenary, Turtle Ship. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she wants, up to her available cargo space.
On the day it set sail, omens said the Seven Brothers would not return to port until its holds had been filled with gold a hundred times.

215

MI-216

Divine DragonMercenary
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Mercenary, Turtle Ship. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the rammed ship.
The Chinese sailors aboard the Divine Dragon claim that when their ship rams another, their golden dragon masthead will come to life and fight for them.

216

MI-217

Silver CurrentMercenary
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Mercenary, Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a submarine.
The captain of the Silver Current is called the "Mountain of Wealth" and has brought untold riches to her crew in Chinese ports.

217

MI-300

USS MercuryAmerican
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Submarine. This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her hull pieces.
The Mercury is the first American "war submersible" made using plans from the captured ship Lamon by Montana Mays and revised by Admirals from Annaloplis.

300

MI-301

SlipstreamMercenary
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Link: Thane Hartless
Submarine. Mercenary. Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
The least seen of Nemos "children" the Slipstream spends more of her time exploring the oceans of the world than with dealing with the man and his follies.

301

MI-302

Thane HartlessMercenary
Points: 5
Link: Slipstream
Ex-patriot. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The only "submersible" captain that openly recruits crew and allows crew to leave when they want. Because of that policy Thane has become an outcast of the other outcasts. Nemo has shunned him and Gustov would like him dead, but Thane has became the friend of sailors looking toward the future.

302

MI-303

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.

303

MI-304

LockerCursed
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4S 4S
Link: Edward Low
Submarine. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship's crew.
Few know that the stories told of Davy Jones' Locker are true-and more nightmarish than can be imagined. The damned crew of this ship exist only to cause fear and spread death to those who sail above the waves.

304

MI-305

PyreCursed
Points: 14
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Submarine. Ghost Ship.
Davy Jones handpicked the crew of the Pyre.They are all ghost who were victims of torture and imprisonment and who now want only one thing: revenge on those who took their lives.

305

MI-306

Edward LowCursed
Points: 8
Link: Locker
If an enemy ship is within S of this ship you can use this ship's action for the turn to try to possess a target crew on that ship. Roll a d6, on a result of 6, the target is immediately assigned to this ship. Its nationality changes to match the nationality of this ship.
It was with the most sinister joy that Davy Jones reanimated Edward Low. Low was the worst of the pirates, a murderer, torturer, and vile human being who lived to see others suffer. Low was tasked with gathering the first of the Cursed crew, and he now commands the Locker.

306

MI-307

Gem of Hades
Points:
This ship and all crew on her become part of The Cursed faction.

307

FZN-001

BeowulfViking
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L
Link: Sigurd Andersen
Icebreaker. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
This modern and magnificent vessel, under the command Sigurd Andersen, is the flagship and the pride of the new Viking fleet.

001

FZN-002

WiglafViking
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
The Wiglaf’s crew named their vessel for the famed Swedish dragon-slayer, and they draw from his strength as they hunt the Cursed.

002

FZN-003

HruntingViking
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Longship. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load up to two treasures. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Eling the Bear has trained his crew to infiltrate enemy ports, and then get out quickly enough to live to pillage another day.

003

FZN-004

NaeglingViking
Points: 18
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Longship. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Johann One-Eye has learned that preying on the wounded is easier than attacking the strong.

004

FZN-005

HuginnViking
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 3S
Longship. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
Wulfsmasher has been charged with training future berserkers, so the warriors aboard his ship fight only when provoked.

005

FZN-006

MuninnViking
Points: 18
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 3L 3L
Longship. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
After having plied the waters of the frigid north for so long, Warlord Lunt’s crew are experts in the art of deftly maneuvering through ice.

006

FZN-007

AsgardViking
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S
Link: Shayna Duex
Longship. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Named for the home of the gods themselves, the Asgard was designed from bow to stern to carry plunder and win glory.

007

FZN-008

HrothgarViking
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Longship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against sea monsters.
The Hrothgar’s crew have sworn a blood oath to protect Scandinavian shipping from all threats—especially those that lurk beneath the surface.

008

FZN-009

GrendelViking
Points: 15
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against the Cursed. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Sailors aboard the Grendel are regarded as wild and bloodthirsty, and ships will add weeks to their journeys just to avoid them.

009

FZN-010

WodinViking
Points: 18
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3S
Longship. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
War leader Mimir has trained his crew to look out for enemy dignitaries, having made his name by ransoming captains, dukes, and kings.

010

FZN-011

DonarViking
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4S
Longship. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The Donar’s sails are emblazoned with a giant hammer, which the crew insists protects the ship from harm.

011

FZN-012

FreyaViking
Points: 14
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4L
Link: Skuld Blood-Axe
Longship. Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Like their warlord, Skuld Blood-Axe, the crew of the Freya live only for the glory of battle, and will accept any sailor willing fight.

012

FZN-013

FenrirViking
Points: 16
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L
Longship. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load up to two treasures. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Taking their cues from the myths of old, sailors aboard the Fenrir steal other nations’ treasures in the hope of provoking Ragnorak.

013

FZN-014

SleipnirViking
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Longship. When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Like the horse for which she is named, the Sleipnir always seems to run faster when unburdened.

014

FZN-015

LokiViking
Points: 14
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Longship. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load up to two treasures. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Often the only evidence left after the Loki visits a port are empty storage rooms and more than a few blushing women.

015

FZN-016

ValkyrieViking
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Longship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
Captain Thorfinn lost an eye, a leg, and his family to the Cursed, and has sworn never to rest until every last monster has been destroyed.

016

FZN-017

RagnarokViking
Points: 13
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Longship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
Berserkers aboard the Ragnorak prefer to keep the old ways, using axes instead of rapiers—and leaving no survivors.

017

FZN-018

HlidskjalfViking
Points: 13
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S
Longship. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
The Hlidskjalf drafts so low that she rides the waves like a piece of driftwood, making her almost impossible to hit at close range.

018

FZN-019

YggdrasilViking
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
Longship. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Captain Soren innovated a vile mix of grapeshot and regular shot, which his crew now uses with deadly accuracy.

019

FZN-020

Sigurd AndersenViking
Points: 6
Link: Beowulf
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. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
As if a scion of the Norse gods themselves, Sigurd Andersen commands legions of sailors by appealing to their common Viking heritage. Some have said he has another mission: ridding the world of the Cursed and their demons and monsters.

020

FZN-021

Shayna DeuxViking
Points: 6
Link: Asgard, Lars Valgard
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Seemingly a valkyrie taken human form, Shayna Duex is one of the faces of the new Viking warrior. She has defied the odds to become one of the most feared captains in the Frozen North, skilled at taking on large fleets of ships and coming away with their gold.

021

FZN-022

Skuld Blood-AxeViking
Points: 7
Link: Freya
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, choose two of the following: eliminate a crew, take a treasure, or eliminate a mast.
Petr Skuld was a captain of a small ship before his fateful meeting with Andersen. From then on he became a man possessed with a new mission, calling himself a berserker warlord and pledging his allegiance to the new Vikings.

022

FZN-023

Olof LinstromViking
Points: 6
Marine.
Linstrom watched as a sea serpent destroyed a vessel within sight of his fishing village. He vowed to someday have the beast’s heart, so he learned both the harpoon and the bow to assault the unholy creature from range.

023

FZN-024

Grim the SavageViking
Points: 6
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and take as much treasure as she can carry. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Grim was a pirate who sailed with Calico Cat before she disappeared. He decided that it was more fun to attack a port than a ship (after all, ports don’t move), so he allied himself with a crew of port-raiding Vikings.

024

FZN-025a

Ethan the FarseekerViking
Points: 4
Link: All Viking ships
This ship ignores terrain, except icebergs, when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain). Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Convinced that passages exist through the northern ice floes to China and Japan (as well as to the internal lands of North America and Russia), Ethan was named The Farseeker by Andersen and given the right to any ship he needs to prove his theories.

025a

FZN-025b

Lars ValgardViking
Points: 5
Link: Shayna Deux
When another face-up crew on this ship would be eliminated, turn it face down instead.
Lars Valgard protects Shayna Duex. No one knows why, including Shayna. He just showed up and claimed that he was sent to protect her. Since that day he has fought by her side and protected her from mutinous crew, Cursed minions, and ships of the line.

025b

FZN-026

Firepot SpecialistViking
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

026

FZN-027

StoneheartPirate
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L 4L
Link: Vlad the Iceblood
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
As strong as she is powerful, the Stoneheart has carved a name for herself in the Frozen North by being as ruthless as the ice itself.

027

FZN-028

Diamond StrikePirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.
Captained by a crusty old sailor who calls himself “Old Joe,” the Diamond Strike wages a private war against those who would destroy the freedoms of her crew.

028

FZN-029

Jaguar's SpiritPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The Jaguar’s Spirit is crewed by the descendants of Mayan villagers who fled the Spanish Main hundreds of years ago.

029

FZN-030

GruesomePirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 3S 4S
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
The crew of the Gruesome have decked out their ship to look like a Cursed vessel in order to distract potential targets while stealing their plunder.

030

FZN-031

White RosePirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Captain Wordsworth resigned his commission in England’s navy for a life of crime, turning his keen planning skills to nefarious ends.

031

FZN-032

Poison DaggerPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Poison Dagger is so named because her crew are known to smear a foul substance on their weapons before attacking other ships.

032

FZN-033

Devil's KissPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 3L
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Rumor has it that Calico Cat once owned the Devil’s Kiss, and that she sailed it to places no ship has been before or since.

033

FZN-034

Plague of the NorthPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
Link: Gunner
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Viking ships.
Captain Stone taught his gunners the vulnerable points of longship design.

034

FZN-035

Full MoonPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
The Full Moon is crewed by sailors who have survived encounters with sea monsters—and who have sworn to take revenge for what they have lost.

035

FZN-036

ThrudPirate
Points: 15
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Longship. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load up to two treasures. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The Thrud was once an honest merchant ship, until her crew decided that robbing unsuspecting towns was more lucrative.

036

FZN-037

Ahura MazdaPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
The Ahura Mazda once sailed the Barbary Coast, but her crew has adapted to a life of crime in the Frozen North.

037

FZN-038a

GunnerPirate
Points: 3
Link: Plague of the North
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.
Swept up in the Viking fervor spreading in the north, Gunther “Gunner” Borg became a Viking, but his first encounter with Jack Hawkins showed him that piracy is the way to go.

038a

FZN-038b

Vlad the IcebloodPirate
Points: 4
Link: Stoneheart
This ship ignores terrain, except icebergs, when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain). Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Vlad claims to have navigated the ice floes of the Frozen North to Asia. Of course, he also claims that he is both a secret heir to the Russian throne and the reincarnation of a Viking god. Needless to say, no one believes anything he says.

038b

FZN-039

Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

039

FZN-040

HMS ShetlandEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, she can randomly take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Admiral Barrett renamed this vessel after England’s latest acquisition from Norway to flaunt England’s military might.

040

FZN-041

HMS OrkneyEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
HMS Orkney is made of the sturdiest Scottish hardwood and has survived full broadsides with nary a scratch.

041

FZN-042

HMS RoyalEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
Prince Harry once stowed away on HMS Royal for an adventure at sea, where he distinguished himself as a fine sailor in the English tradition.

042

FZN-043

HMS HastingsEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 3L 3S
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
HMS Hastings has circumnavigated the globe four times, and has seen nearly every corner of the world.

043

FZN-044

HMS DurhamEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Captain Griffin’s crack crew of gunners have won battles in which they were vastly outnumbered and outgunned.

044

FZN-045

HMS Duke of YorkEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Broadsides Attack.
HMS Duke of York sails the seas between England and Scandinavia, protecting England from the Viking threat.

045

FZN-046

HMS GranvilleEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
Link: Sir Jeremy Rothschild
Icebreaker. On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the enemy ship.
HMS Granville was recommissioned and outfitted as an icebreaker in England’s attempt to find the Northwest Passage.

046

FZN-047

HMS YardbirdEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L
This ship may unload cargo at your home island if she’s within S of it.
HMS Yardbird is crewed by former American Confederates who fled to England rather than rejoin the Union.

047

FZN-048

HMS KirkwallEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4S
Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
Captain Avalon has trained HMS Kirkwall’s young crew to fend for themselves during their long sea voyages.

048

FZN-049

HMS TweedEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
HMS Tweed is a marvel of naval engineering, so small that she practically disappears into the waves.

049

FZN-050a

Peter MilesEnglish
Points: 6
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, she can randomly take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The new breed of English sailor—captain and businessman—Miles sees the oceans of the world as nothing more than trade routes under the control of the world’s greatest navy. Thus it seems fitting that all gold should flow into his hoppers.

050a

FZN-050b

Sir Jeremy RothschildEnglish
Points: 4
Link: HMS Granville
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all face-down treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Sir Jeremy is the most respected explorer in the world. His discovery of the Viking settlement is his crowning achievement. What isn’t known is that he secretly buys holy relics and artifacts from pirates, rogues, and thieves.

050b

FZN-051

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

051

FZN-052

La TartessosSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Spanish ship.
Named for the first city founded on the Iberian peninsula, La Tartessos is one of the last symbols of Spanish pride still afloat.

052

FZN-053

La EbroSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 2S
Broadsides Attack.
Capitan Renaldo is a scholar as well as a sailor in the Spanish Navy, and has studied history as closely as he has studied technology.

053

FZN-054

El RosalSpanish
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
The deck of El Rosal is often dusted with rose petals—a symbol of the Virgin Mary’s protection.

054

FZN-055

El ProfetaSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Capitan Cordova recently returned from a tour of the Frozen North, where he claims to have found an artifact buried in ice that allows him to see into the future.

055

FZN-056

El AlmaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
El Alma’s figurehead was ripped from the prow of a Cursed vessel for its ability to paralyze entire ships with fear and awe.

056

FZN-057

La HadaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S
Icebreaker. Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
Although Spain’s power has diminished, she has built this ship on the hope of unlocking—and monopolizing—the Northwest Passage.

057

FZN-058

La AcademiaSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L 3L 3L
This ship may not be shot at while docked.
One of the last remaining Spanish training vessels, La Academia is a floating naval academy and proving ground for young capitans.

058

FZN-059

La IberiaSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L 2L
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Capitan de la Cruz is the grandson of a famous Spanish capitan, and has dedicated his life and ship to recapturing Spain’s former glory.

059

FZN-060

La CantabrianSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4S
This ship cannot be pinned.
La Cantabrian is listed on official Spanish naval records as a rogue vessel, but the truth is that her capitan still takes his orders from the Crown.

060

FZN-061

El HambreSpanish
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
The crew of El Hambre named their ship after their lust for gold, which motivates them more than any whip-wielding bosun.

061

FZN-062a

RollandoSpanish
Points: 4
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all face-down treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The Spanish Crown is said to control more supernatural artifacts than any other realm due to the items that Rollando has “acquired” during his travels.

062a

FZN-062a

Duque Alfonzo de CastillaSpanish
Points: 5
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
There are many who can only lament Spain’s fall from naval power. Duque Alfonzo de Castilla laughs at their ignorance as he leads a new generation of sailors intent on not repeating their forefathers’ mistakes.

062a

FZN-063

Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

063

FZN-064

La DelacroixFrench
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 2L 3S
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
La Delacroix has sailed for France under the Crown and the Republic, and has seen more than her fair share of death.

064

FZN-065

Le BourbonFrench
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L 4L 3S
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Capitaine Gaston is really the Marquis LeRoux, who escaped “Madame Guillotine” and rose through the ranks of the Navy.

065

FZN-066

Marie AntoinetteFrench
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
French naval records show that the crew of the Marie Antoinette have mutinied numerous times, but somehow are always given letters of marque.

066

FZN-067

La ValoisFrench
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Broadsides Attack.
La Valois is the newest ship in France’s navy, built to take advantage of the latest weapons.

067

FZN-068

La ToulouseFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The gunners about La Toulouse are opportunists who know how to exploit even the smallest weakness.

068

FZN-069

La LyonFrench
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-French ship.
Capitaine Molineux’s loyalty to France is fierce, and his crew have adopted his nationalistic pride.

069

FZN-070

Le BretonFrench
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3S
Icebreaker. Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Le Breton has sailed farther north than any other French vessel in her search for the elusive Northwest Passage.

070

FZN-071

La DijonFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
After having spent years in the sultry South China Seas, Capitaine Casta and his crew now relish their reassignment to the Frozen North.

071

FZN-072

La BeloisFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
La Belois is used as a training vessel for French marine recruits.

072

FZN-073

MarianneFrench
Points: 4
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
The Marianne’s crew are Republican through and through, proudly naming their vessel for the symbol of revolutionary freedom.

073

FZN-074a

Leander ArnaudFrench
Points: 5
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Leander Arnaud has found that life on a ship is really the only way to live. He targets only ships that he considers to be filled with an unjust supply of gold, regardless of affiliation.

074a

FZN-074b

Amiral Louis CartierFrench
Points: 7
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action.
A true believer in the liberte, egalite, and fraternite of the French Revolution, Louis was born poor but became the face of the French Navy due to his ability to lead men.

074b

FZN-075

Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

075

FZN-076

USS AtlantaAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L 3L
You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Captain Toluca is known to brag in Annapolis taverns about his crew’s ability to hit an albatross with a cannon at five hundred yards.

076

FZN-077

USS AlbanyAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The crew of USS Albany is composed of former prisoners of war who are focused only on extracting gold from their prey.

077

FZN-078

USS JacksonAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3L
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Captain Liebowitz spent many years in the Frozen North, where he learned to command ruthlessly out of sheer necessity.

078

FZN-079

USS ClevelandAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Broadsides Attack.
USS Cleveland’s powerful guns can tear a ship apart with a single attack.

079

FZN-080

USS SiouxAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
The crew members of USS Sioux are among the most idealistic in the American Navy, although their enemies see them as little more than nationalistic thugs.

080

FZN-081

USS CheyenneAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3S
Icebreaker. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
USS Cheyenne was commissioned for a secret American enterprise: to unlock the ice floes north of Canada and take command of the Frozen North.

081

FZN-082

USS SuperiorAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
Captain Griffin understands the principle of military might, and has trained his crew to attack ships in such as way that their crews surrender almost immediately.

082

FZN-083

USS MarylandAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew and one mast from the rammed ship.
Originally a whaling vessel, USS Maryland is armed with harpoons that her crew uses to fend off would-be attackers.

083

FZN-084

USS VermontAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Captain Doggett has sailed from the Barbary Coast to the Frozen North, recruiting any who would fight for democracy and justice.

084

FZN-085

USS SeminoleAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed L
Cannons 5S
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
This plucky little vessel has defeated ships four times her size, and the very sight of her inspires other crews to great deeds.

085

FZN-086a

“Beaver” BrownAmerican
Points: 3
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Viking ships.
No one knows exactly where Brown came from, but when he came to Boston with knowledge of the Vikings and their operations, he was welcomed by private ship owners as well as American naval leaders.

086a

FZN-086b

Dr. Clark LewisAmerican
Points: 4
This ship ignores terrain, except icebergs, when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain). Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you may mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
When he isn’t in New York being feted by money men and their daughters, Dr. Lewis can be found searching the Frozen North for the elusive passage to the Far East.

086b

FZN-087

Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

087

FZN-088

Runes of Power
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it at the start of your turn. When revealed, none of this ship’s abilities or crew abilities can be used this turn. This ship can be given two shoot actions this turn. The targets of the shoot actions cannot use their abilities or crew abilities this turn. Then remove Runes of Power from the game.

088

FZN-089

Runes of Speed
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it at the start of your turn. When revealed, none of this ship’s abilities or crew abilities can be used this turn. This ship can be given two move actions this turn. Then remove Runes of Speed from the game.

089

FZN-090

Runes of Defense
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may choose to reveal it when one of this ship’s masts is eliminated. When revealed, repair the mast and then move this ship S in any direction. Then remove Runes of Defense from the game.

090

FZN-091

Runes of Destruction
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When revealed, eliminate an iceberg, and then remove Runes of Destruction from the game.

091

FZN-092

Runes of Magic
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When revealed, move any iceberg L in any direction. Then remove Runes of Magic from the game.

092

FZN-093

Runes of Wealth
Points:
This treasure takes up one cargo space. When this ship has reached her cargo capacity, roll a d6. Replace the value of each non-unique treasure on this ship with the result. Then remove Runes of Wealth from the game.

093

FZN-094

Runes of Loki
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may choose to reveal it after a d6 has been rolled. Change the result of the die roll to 1. Then remove Runes of Loki from the game.

094

FZN-095

Runes of Thor
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may choose to reveal it after a d6 has been rolled. Change the result of the die roll to 6. Then remove Runes of Thor from the game.

095

FZN-096

Runes of Odin
Points:
Load this treasure face down. When revealed, place an iceberg from outside the game anywhere in the play area not within S of an island. If the iceberg touches any ship, remove the ship (and any crew and treasure aboard her) from the game. Then remove Runes of Odin from the game.

096

FZN-097

Runes of the Serpent
Points:
This treasure takes up one cargo space. This ship can dock at any iceberg. On her next turn, you may place her docked at any other iceberg; she can still be given a move action that turn. Then remove Runes of the Serpent from the game.

097

FZN-098

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

098

FZN-099

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

099

FZN-100

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

100

FZN-101

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

101

FZN-102

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

102

FZN-103

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

103

FZN-104

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

104

FZN-105

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

105

FZN-106

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

106

FZN-107

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

107

FZN-108

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

108

FZN-109

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

109

FZN-110

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

110

FZN-111

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

111

FZN-112

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

112

FZN-113

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

113

FZN-114

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

114

FZN-115

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

115

FZN-116

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

116

FZN-117

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

117

FZN-118

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

118

FZN-119

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

119

FZN-120

Chainshot SpecialistViking
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

120

FZN-121

Smokepot SpecialistViking
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

121

FZN-122

Stinkpot SpecialistViking
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 of her. 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 on the target’s next turn.

122

FZN-123

UrdCursed
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Icebreaker. Ghost Ship.
The Urd and her crew have sailed farther into the Frozen North than any other ship. They found something ancient and unspeakable under the ice, and have since earned a reputation for deeds so foul they make even the most hardened berserker shudder.

123

FZN-124

VerdaniCursed
Points: 16
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Longship. Fear. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The Verdani is manned by Vikings whose horrific deeds called out to Davy Jones. Through his power, they sail the seas to sate their bloodlust. Even though they believe they serve Loki, Davy Jones is the hidden source of their power.

124

FZN-125

Runes of Death
Points:
This treasure takes up one cargo space. At the beginning of each turn, eliminate one crew from this ship. If there are no crew, eliminate a mast instead. Once all the ship’s crew and masts have been eliminated, eliminate Runes of Death. Runes of Death cannot be unloaded, but it can be transferred to another ship this ship touches.

125

FZN-200

USS KetteringAmerican
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Longship. Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
The United States stole this longship with the unofficial help of France, and then turned her into a spy ship.

200

FZN-201

HMS BartlesvilleEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Longship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
The queen of England herself ordered this ship built in order to extend England’s empire to lands where the sun never sets.

201

FZN-202

Silver ExplorerViking
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

202

FZN-203

ElsinoreViking
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4L 4L 5L
Longship. Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
The Elsinore’s crew is made up entirely of English and American intellectuals who have read about the Frozen North and decided to try their hands at being Vikings.

203

FZN-204

HMS WallaceEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Longship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, choose two of the following: eliminate a crew, take a treasure, or eliminate a mast.
The Scots who crew HMS Wallace once pledged allegiance to Norway—and their loyalties are questionable, at best.

204

FZN-205

Silver ExplorerPirate
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

205

FZN-206

Sautez le RequinCursed
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Longship. Fear.
Those who operated “Madame Guillotine” during the heady days of the French Revolution are doomed to crew this ship until the end of days.

206

FZN-207

IciclePirate
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L
Longship. This ship’s crew cannot be eliminated unless she sinks.
Rumor has it that Jack Hawkins commissioned this vessel and hand selected her crew.

207

FZN-208

Silver ExplorerEnglish
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

208

FZN-209

Baba YagaCursed
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Longship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Cursed ship.
The Russian crew of this longship pay homage to ancient deities long forgotten by the rest of civilization.

209

FZN-210

KalaallitViking
Points: 13
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S
Longship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against sea monsters.
The Kalaallit’s crew hail from the wilds of Greenland, and they hunt their prey as if hunting whales in a kayak. 

210

FZN-211

Silver ExplorerSpanish
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

211

FZN-212

Loki's RevengeCursed
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2L,2L,2L
Longship. Once per turn, you may eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.
The Loki’s Revenge spews fire like some kind of deranged god, an ability that science has yet to explain.

212

FZN-213

HMS RegentEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L
Longship. This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
Captain Crabtree single-handedly captured HMS Wallace, turned her over to the Crown, and then accepted command of her shortly thereafter.

213

FZN-214

Silver ExplorerFrench
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

214

FZN-215

KalmarViking
Points: 18
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Longship. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load up to two treasures. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The Kalmar haunts the fjords, preying on empires who would abuse the resources in the Frozen North.

215

FZN-216

DharmaPirate
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Longship. 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.
Refugees from the Jade Rebellion once fled to the Frozen North, where they stole this ship. They have lived as pirates ever since.

216

FZN-217

Silver ExplorerAmerican
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

217

FZN-300

PolarisViking
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3S
Icebreaker. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Some say that the modern Viking movement comes from a vision seen by Captain Wahlstrom: Odin rising from the ice and commanding him to take back the seas from the evil of the Cursed and the violators of the Viking code.

300

FZN-301

Serpent's FangCursed
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Longship. If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
Stories abound that Jormungandr, the World Serpent, spit out the Serpent’s Fang, fully intact with crew. Her singular purpose is to slaughter Vikings and leave the dead to fill the belly of her monstrous parent.

301

FZN-303

Odin's Revenge
Points:
When revealed, eliminate one mast from every ship in play. Then remove Odin’s Revenge from the game.

303

AOE-001

Divine DragonCursed
Points: 16
Masts 6 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4S 4L 4L 4S 4S
Link: El Fantasma
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Cursed ship.
El Fantasma himself raised the Divine Dragon from its watery grave and crewed it with the damned so that he may continue his unholy crusade.

001

AOE-002

Lechim NamodCursed
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S 2S
Sea Monster. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this sea monster; you must use the second die roll result.
This hideous fiend was once Gog-Clocthoth’s mate, and has spend countless centuries fuelling her hate for him and the humans who worship him.

002

AOE-003

Maman BrigitteCursed
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 5S 4S 4S 5S
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all face-down treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
As any crewman aboard the Maman Brigitte can attest, death is merely a minor setback in the eternal search for gold and plunder.

003

AOE-004

JuggernautCursed
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 3L 4L
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Juggernaut’s crew claim they are Roman soldiers damned to spend an eternity in the service of a forgotten god, reveling forever in the glory of slaughter.

004

AOE-005

MaxehebelCursed
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2S 2S 3S
Sea Monster. After this sea monster resolves a shoot action, it may move as a free action.
Maxehebel is notorious for his deadly speed and has destroyed entire fleets with his seemingly bottomless rage.

005

AOE-006

BrachyuraCursed
Points: 18
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Titan. This titan ignores the first hit it takes each turn as long as it has all of its segments.
This ancient creature is responsible for the destruction of entire ancient cities, and has now turned its attention to annihilating ships that encroach upon its territory.

006

AOE-007

GuineeCursed
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
Literally a repository for souls who died on the ocean, the Guinee is a sinkhole of evil that drains the will to live from those she encounters.

007

AOE-008

LiluCursed
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
The Lilu’s captain claims to be a vampire who has enslaved his crew as they challenge the horrors of the deep for dominance of the waves.

008

AOE-009

NightmareCursed
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 3S 4S
Schooner. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
It is said this ship is captained by none other than Baron Samhedi himself, who has taken a human form to experience the pleasures of the flesh.

009

AOE-010

Death WindCursed
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L 4L
Junk. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Some members of the Jade Rebellion sold their souls to evil powers rather than capitulate to the imperialists, and continue their fight forever marked by their decision.

010

AOE-011

StrixCursed
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Pirates everywhere fear the Strix, and say she is crewed entirely by the spirits of former pirate hunters.

011

AOE-012

JikininkiCursed
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
When the crew of the Jikininki boards an enemy ship, they kill anyone they cannot put in their cookpots and eat.

012

AOE-013

Nosso LarCursed
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 5L
This ship cannot be shot at by ships within S of her.
When ships fire at Nosso Lar, they find more often than not that their shots will pass right through her hull.

013

AOE-014

SqualoCursed
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
Sea Monster. Fear.
Anyone who sees this creature and lives to tell about it claims that is has a massive scar for every year it has terrorized humans – more than three thousand of them.

014

AOE-015

Sea RatCursed
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 5S 5S
Junk. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The Sea Rat’s crew all appear to be a hundred years old, but move with the speed and efficiency of men in the prime of their lives.

015

AOE-016

Davy JonesCursed
Points: 12
Link: All Cursed ships
Limit. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 1–4, you may give this ship an extra action; on a 5, you may give any ship you control an extra action; on a 6, you may give an enemy ship an action.
As his power grows and his minions cause more destruction, Jones has begun his second wave of terror, one that will take his power beyond the edge of the oceans themselves—setting him up to rule the seas once and for all!

016

AOE-017

WraithCursed
Points: 9
Fear. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The Wraith was Davy Jones’ most powerful and feared disciple, a death machine who caused crews to scuttle their own ships rather than face him. That was, until Crimson Angel tricked him into kissing her, rendering him powerless. Davy Jones has given him a second—and final—chance.

017

AOE-018

El FantasmaCursed
Points: 5
Link: Divine Dragon
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.
After replacing the Wraith as Davy Jones’ second-in-command, El Fantasma has set out to recruit the most bloodthirsty crew from the four corners of the world. He cares not if they are alive or dead—only that they will do his bidding.

018

AOE-019a

CavendishCursed
Points: 3
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Stabbing his own English patriots in the back, Cavendish joined with rebellious warlords and then attacked his former mates. When he was offered even more influence from Davy Jones, he turned all the warlords over to him, dead or alive. Cavendish’s only true allegiance is to power.

019a

AOE-019b

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

019b

AOE-020a

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

020a

AOE-020b

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

020b

AOE-021

Firepot SpecialistCursed
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

021

AOE-022

DeliverancePirate
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Link: Crimson Angel
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
The Crimson Angel returned to piracy by beating Blackheart at his own game, wagering her own soul for those on the Deliverance. The newly free crew will serve the Angel until they die honorable deaths.

022

AOE-023

SeleucisPirate
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Sea Monster. Give this monster a move action, but do not move it. Move any other sea monster instead.
The pirates who know her claim that Seleucis rose from the brine of the Black Sea, and she now terrorizes ships and lays waste to those who do not respect the sea.

023

AOE-024

PioneerPirate
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3S
Link: Griffin, Empress
English crew may use their abilities on this ship.
No one is sure who captains the Pioneer, though hushed whispers claim that Griffin does. The crew changes from trip to trip; they are mostly English now, but that will likely change again soon.

024

AOE-025

Neptune's HoardPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3L
Schooner. If this ship isn’t assigned a Helmsman crew, roll a d6 after she resolves a move action. On a result of 4–6, this ship can move L.
Calico Cat once captured this ship, and in a rare moment of charity allowed her crew to go free—although they are forever in her debt.

025

AOE-026

RaninoideaPirate
Points: 21
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Titan. This titan eliminates two masts with one hit.
Raninoidea was trained by pirates to attack a ship’s masts. Nothing is more unnerving than seeing the giant crab clacking its massive claws as pirates loot the derelict.

026

AOE-027

MorgawrPirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3S
Sea Monster. You may give this sea monster a shoot action to make one 3L breath attack against a target ship (it may make no other attacks). If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast, per the Firepot Specialist rules.
Although it seems to favor Welsh buccaneers, when Morgawr is hungry she answers to no flag and attacks ships without discretion or pity.

027

AOE-028

Black MongoosePirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Captain Podray built this ship himself and named her after his favorite tavern. He and his crew have a reputation for tactics others consider insane.

028

AOE-029

HMS RicketsPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship.
Captain Dan and the crew of HMS Rickets are known the world over for their excessive rum consumption and their habit of always keeping their cannons loaded.

029

AOE-030

Lady NewportPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Once per turn, this ship may move S after unloading cargo.
Commodore Brumwell quietly recruited former members of the Jade Rebellion who specialize in smuggling.

030

AOE-031

Just WindPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
After the Jade Rebellion was crushed by European powers, some members like Captain Hu and his Just Wind continue to fight the imperial powers.

031

AOE-032

Cat's ClawPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
Link: Calico Cat
If this ship has a Captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
Calico Cat bristles at having lost her fleet, but stole this merchant vessel and christened her the Cat’s Claw to let her enemies know she’s coming for them.

032

AOE-033

Triton's BanePirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4S
Ramming cannot eliminate this ship’s masts.
This ship routinely careens off the coast of Antarctica. Captain Crabtree and his crew believe the cold reinforces the strength of their ship’s hull.

033

AOE-034

TeachPirate
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, it may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
Pirates have nicknamed this gigantic shark after one of their own, and have made him a mascot of sorts.

034

AOE-035

Queen of CupsPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Captain Rontacourt seems more interested in wanton destruction than in capturing enemy cargo, a sentiment his crew heartily embraces as long as the rum keeps flowing.

035

AOE-036

Proud TortoisePirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against the Cursed.
The Proud Tortoise escaped the fate of many of her sisters, who were stricken by the fell magic of the Cursed.

036

AOE-037

Jack HawkinsPirate
Points: 6
Link: Shap'ng Tsai
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Rumors persist that Jack has softened in his desire for gold, pillaging, and raiding, that he cares only about his vendetta against El Fantasma. Of course, Jack loves those rumors because they make others underestimate him and his crack crew.

037

AOE-038

Calico CatPirate
Points: 6
Link: Cat's Claw
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship.
The Cat seems to have used up another one of her lives. After being reported dead in the South China Seas, she somehow managed to steal an English merchantman loaded with silk and gold from Africa.

038

AOE-039

Crimson AngelPirate
Points: 5
Link: Deliverance
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 any non-Pirate ship.
Crimson Angel returned to piracy by beating Blackheart at his own game, wagering her own soul for those aboard the Deliverance. The newly free crew will serve her until they die honorable deaths.

039

AOE-040

Shap'ng TsaiPirate
Points: 6
Link: Jack Hawkins
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against the Cursed. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
His fleet sunk by sea monsters controlled by Davy Jones, ports sacked by the English, and crew taken by the French, Spanish, and Americans, Shap’ng was found in a Singapore dive by Jack Hawkins, who gave him a new lease on life.

040

AOE-041

GriffinPirate
Points: 6
Link: Pioneer, Empress
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Secretive and mysterious, his face covered by a mask, the Griffin (as his crew calls him) rarely speaks or leaves his ship. He swaps crew at every port so that he leaves no pattern to follow. Yet no one knows who he really is, or what his goals truly are.

041

AOE-042a

EmpressPirate
Points: 5
Link: Griffin
If this ship wins a ram roll against a sea monster or titan, remove two segments instead of one.
Empress is a Bengal tiger who sits at the right hand of Griffin, both figuratively and literally. He trusts her more than any of his crew. And after watching her rip apart Griffin’s enemies, the crew treats her with all deference due a superior.

042a

AOE-042b

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

042b

AOE-043

Firepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

043

AOE-044

HMS Grand TempleEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 6 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 2L 2L 2L 2L
Junk. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
Admiral Kenyon made a great show of the Jade Rebellion surrendering this ship to his forces, and now uses her as his flagship to symbolize English power.

044

AOE-045

HMS VictoriaEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 2L 2L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Known as the “right hand of the Queen,” HMS Victoria is systematically hunting down the last pirates who oppose English trade.

045

AOE-046

LuscaEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 0 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 2S 3S 3S
Sea Monster. This sea monster gets +1 to its boarding rolls. If it succeeds at a boarding party, it also eliminates a mast.
Carvings of this ancient monster have been unearthed off the coasts of Scotland and Ireland, leading scholars to believe that it is older than history and more evil than anyone can imagine.

046

AOE-047

HMS DunlapEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.
HMS Dunlap continues her exceptional service to the Crown, looting and pillaging every ship she encounters.

047

AOE-048

HMS ConcordeEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Captain Samson is known for encouraging his crew to sing bawdy sea shanties, which keep their spirits high so that they can accomplish great feats of naval prowess.

048

AOE-049

HMS Clear WindEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
HMS Clear Wind’s crew willingly surrendered to England, and they quietly wait for the day when they can resurrect the Jade Rebellion.

049

AOE-050

HMS King JohnEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
It is said of both monarch and ship that England is lucky there is only one King John, even though her crew are some of the finest cannoneers England has ever produced.

050

AOE-051

HMS GalwayEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
HMS Galway was built as a fast warship, and her captain prefers to do the shooting and let other ships clean up the mess afterward.

051

AOE-052

HMS Sea PhoenixEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
Junk. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
HMS Sea Phoenix was pressed into service by France and subsequently captured by England. The only vestiges of her Jade Rebellion roots are her design and name.

052

AOE-053

HMS SnipeEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S
If this ship isn’t assigned a Helmsman crew, roll a d6 after she resolves a move action. On a result of 4–6, this ship can move L.
Once the property of El Fantasma and then Jack Hawkins, HMS Snipe is now the property of England and under the command of the young Captain Mulvihill.

053

AOE-054

Lord Thomas GunnEnglish
Points: 6
Link: Jun Suong
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Gunn’s exploits under his father’s guidance won him acclaim with his crew and his military commanders. His victories for the English Crown won him his own title, his pick of ships, and the freedom to follow his own counsel at sea.

054

AOE-055

Sir Meyer HampsteadEnglish
Points: 5
Black Mark. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Hampstead knows that money—not the Crown—is what keeps the world turning, and he’ll do whatever is necessary to keep that money flowing back to the investors in London. Flags, kings, and courts are all secondary.

055

AOE-056a

Jun SuongEnglish
Points: 3
Link: Lord Thomas Gunn
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
When Gunn defeated Suong, he spared Suong’s life because he knew that Suong could help him understand the minds of pirates, rogues, and warlords. Suong has repaid his debt with an astounding amount of information.

056a

AOE-056b

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

056b

AOE-057a

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

057a

AOE-057b

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

057b

AOE-058

Firepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

058

AOE-059

El AcorazadoSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
El Acorazado was recently discovered rotting away in a Spanish shipyard. She was restored and outfitted with harpoons to battle a different enemy.

059

AOE-060

La ResolucionSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Spanish ship.
Capitan Ladron, the great-grandson of La Resolucion’s original capitan, and his ship are among the last vestiges of Spain’s former naval glory.

060

AOE-061

El ToroSpanish
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Link: El Pescador
Titan. Fear.
El Pescador seems to have tamed this horrid creature, and have trained it as a vessel of war.

061

AOE-062

Salte El TiburonSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Schooner. Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
Spain’s new policy of open recruitment has given a home to many sailors with nowhere else to go aboard Salte el Tiburon.

062

AOE-063

La CordobaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +1 gold when she docks at your home island.
La Cordoba was one of the last ships to make the famed treasure fleet run from the Spanish Main to Spain, even though the treasure is all but gone.

063

AOE-064

La MezquitaSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Capitan de la Cruz has little time for legalities of trade, and simply uses his influence to rewrite laws that don’t suit his needs.

064

AOE-065

La SerpienteSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
La Serpiente’s cannoneers swapped gunpowder for harpoons, and now use their considerable skill against the horrors of the deep.

065

AOE-066

La ReconquistadorSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Crewed by the best Spain has to offer, La Reconquistador continues to fight for Spanish glory, even though others have written it off as a hopeless cause.

066

AOE-067

El AlgecirasSpanish
Points: 3
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3L
This ship may never load the last treasure from an island.
Capitan Vencinia has become a victim of his own success, having replaced shrewd negotiating with wastefulness and gluttony.

067

AOE-068

Santa LuciaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L
This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Capitan Santana once fought the Jade Rebellion, and now opposes those nations who have made peace with his sworn enemy.

068

AOE-069

Victor de AlvaSpanish
Points: 7
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Victor, son of Luis de Alva, the great comandante of the Spanish fleets, believes as his father did that Spain is blessed by the gods. Those blinded by New World gold may have temporarily tarnished Spain’s luster, but she is destined to return to her deserved glory.

069

AOE-070a

El PescadorSpanish
Points: 4
If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
El Pescador, “the fisherman,” is able to command the sea creatures that have recently created havoc on the shipping lines. He personally tamed the giant crab El Toro.

070a

AOE-070b

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

070b

AOE-071

Firepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

071

AOE-072

Le GauleFrench
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls against the Cursed. As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses.
Le Gaule’s successful campaign to build French power in the Pacific made her a legend in her time, and the French have now loosed her upon the Cursed.

072

AOE-073

Le BonaparteFrench
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Le Bonaparte was instrumental in crushing the Jade Rebellion, and has since been refitted to hunt serpents, crabs, and other horrors of the deep.

073

AOE-074

Le MusardeFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Le Musarde has been seen trading goods with known enemies of France, but somehow continues to raid quite effectively under the French flag.

074

AOE-075

L' AugusteFrench
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
This aging but extraordinary vessel has been charged with protecting French interests against the “criminal colonies” in Australia.

075

AOE-076

La Bonne ChanceFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
Junk. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The French found this ship scuttled off the coast of New Guinea. They raised her, crewed her, and then turned her against her former owners.

076

AOE-077

L' AfriqueFrench
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
Having personally sunk more Barbary corsair ships than entire fleets have, Captain Ange now has turned his attention to the last of the pirate element.

077

AOE-078

La Moulin RougeFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Captain Roi named his ship after his favorite place in Paris, although his men secretly loathe the name.

078

AOE-079

CarcharadonFrench
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, it may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
This colossal predator was named by Pierre Aronnax, and the crew of French ships everywhere thank God every day that it seems to avoid their ships as it destroys those of other nations.

079

AOE-080

Le Coeur de LionFrench
Points: 2
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L
This ship cannot shoot when she carries treasure.
Le Coeur du Lion is a mere shell of her former self, barely able to maintain discipline among her crew and sporting more leaks than usable cannons.

080

AOE-081

Floating StoneFrench
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Turtle Ship. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The Floating Stone is France’s experiment in allowing revolutionaries and former members of the Jade Rebellion to try to make amends by fighting for their new masters.

081

AOE-082

Jordan DumasFrench
Points: 5
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Add “revolutionary” to the list of “occupations” Dumas has held. He has simultaneously been branded both a hero and an enemy of France, and he uses that confusion to attack friend and foe alike—after all, it’s easier to ask forgiveness than permission.

082

AOE-083a

Didier VidalFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn, this ship may look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
Old Vidal has sailed under the French flag his entire life; he was even born on a ship. Considered by many to be a good-luck charm, Vidal has the uncanny ability to discern a ship’s allegiance, even if she flies a fake flag.

083a

AOE-083b

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

083b

AOE-084a

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

084a

AOE-084b

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

084b

AOE-085

Firepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

085

AOE-086

USS ConstitutionAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2L 2L 2S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
“Old Ironsides” still keeps America’s shores safe from piracy, and recently sent the notorious pirate Blackbeard to his watery doom—or so her captain claims.

086

AOE-087

USS KentuckyAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
USS Kentucky is an assignment reserved for elite graduates of Annapolis, where they are trained to become future admirals.

087

AOE-088

USS OregonAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3L
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship may move S after loading treasure.
 USS Oregon was the United States’ first vessel commissioned on the West Coast, and has become a common sight on the Pacific.

088

AOE-089

ChampAmerican
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L
Sea Monster. If this sea monster succeeds at a boarding party, it also eliminates one mast.
No one knows how Champ escaped Lake Champlain, or why she seems to attack ships at the behest of American handlers, but no one can deny her destructive power.

089

AOE-090

USS AtlantaAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L 2S
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship may load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.
Captain Adams hunts pirates for his government but keeps their treasure to sell on the black market, making him one of the wealthiest men in the Navy.

090

AOE-091

USS GeorgetownAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Schooner. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
 USS Georgetown was nearly sunk exploring the Mysterious Islands, but her captain learned from the experience and now keeps her low in the water as a precaution.

091

AOE-092

USS James MadisonAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
An old but reliable ship, USS James Madison was instrumental in destroying the Jade Rebellion and conducting Commodore Perry into Shanghai.

092

AOE-093

USS Aaron BurrAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The crew of USS Aaron Burr are little more than common thugs, and although they claim to be members of the American Navy, no official records exist to confirm that affiliation.

093

AOE-094

USS Sea TigerAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Junk. When this ship is docked at your home island, you may eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
The crew of USS Sea Tiger found it more lucrative to abandon their revolutionary ideals in favor of the lure of American dollars.

094

AOE-095

USS Plymouth RockAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
If this ship isn’t assigned a Helmsman crew, roll a d6 after she resolves a move action. On a result of 4–6, this ship can move L.
Small but exceptionally fast, USS Plymouth Rock has a reputation for stealing treasure from under the noses of America’s enemies.

095

AOE-096

Captain Montana MaysAmerican
Points: 7
Link: All American ships
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.
May’s military commanders dislike his wild and reckless ways: he’s lost seven ships chasing sea monsters and other Cursed ilk. But they admit that he always finds a new ship to sail, even if she doesn’t meet Navy specs. His crew and the American press love him, and extol his exploits every chance they get.

096

AOE-097a

Master CPO Charles RichardAmerican
Points: 6
This ship may move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Promoted at sea when his captain was pulled overboard by a giant tentacle, Master Richard is determined to prepare his “boys” for battles against both the real and unreal threats of the Cursed.

097a

AOE-097b

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

097b

AOE-098

Firepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 2
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons may shoot a firepot at a target within S of her. Declare which cannon will shoot the firepot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. At the beginning of every turn, roll one d6 for each fire mast. On a result of 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1–3, the ship’s controller replaces another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

098

AOE-099

Message in A Bottle
Points:
Immediately dock this ship at the wild island with the fewest treasure coins on it. If there is a tie, your opponent chooses which tied island this ship docks at.

099

AOE-100

Dead Man's Chest
Points:
This ship can shoot at submerged ships within S of her.

100

AOE-101

Driftwood
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it any time a crew on this ship would be eliminated. Place that crew on the nearest wild island instead. Remove Driftwood from the game.

101

AOE-102

Claw Cannon
Points:
One of this ship’s cannons becomes a claw cannon (you choose which). When you give this ship a shoot action, you can fire all your other cannons as normal or you can fire the Claw Cannon only. If the Claw Cannon hits, eliminate a mast as normal and then place the target ship next to this ship; you can immediately initiate a boarding party. Neither ship is rammed.

102

AOE-103

Homing Beacon
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it when you give this ship a move action and can draw a straight line (that does not cross a game piece, terrain, or other islands) from this ship’s bow to your home island. Immediately dock this ship at your home island. Remove Homing Beacon from the game.

103

AOE-104

Curse of Davy Jones
Points:
Sea dragons, sea monsters, and titans get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship. Curse of Davy Jones cannot be unloaded from this ship.

104

AOE-105

Protection from Davy Jones
Points:
This ship can move through whirlpools without losing crew, masts, or treasure.

105

AOE-106

Triton’s Defense
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You may reveal it when this ship is attacked by a sea dragon, sea monster, or titan. The attacker’s player must eliminate a segment from the attacker and move it S away from this ship. Remove Triton’s Defense from the game.

106

AOE-107

Lost
Points:
Roll a d6. Place a number of terrain pieces from outside the game on the play area equal to the die roll result. All terrain must be placed at least S from any other terrain or island. Terrain may be placed under ships and monsters.

107

AOE-108

Whirlpool
Points:
Immediately move this ship into the nearest whirlpool, and then follow the whirlpool rules for ship placement and damage.

108

AOE-109

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

109

AOE-110

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

110

AOE-111

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

111

AOE-112

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

112

AOE-113

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

113

AOE-114

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

114

AOE-115

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

115

AOE-116

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

116

AOE-117

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

117

AOE-118

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

118

AOE-119

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

119

AOE-120

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

120

AOE-121

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

121

AOE-122

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

122

AOE-123

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

123

AOE-124

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

124

AOE-125

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

125

AOE-126

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

126

AOE-127

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

127

AOE-128

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

128

AOE-129

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

129

AOE-130

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

130

AOE-131

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

131

AOE-132

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

132

AOE-133

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

133

AOE-134

BrachyuraCursed
Points: 18
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Titan. This titan ignores the first hit it takes each turn as long as it has all of its segments.
This ancient creature is responsible for the destruction of entire ancient cities, and has now turned its attention to annihilating ships that encroach upon its territory.

134

AOE-135

SqualoCursed
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
Sea Monster. Fear.
Anyone who sees this creature and lives to tell about it claims that is has a massive scar for every year it has terrorized humans – more than three thousand of them.

135

AOE-136

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

136

AOE-137

Skipping StonePirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L
Catamaran. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Captain Black Szubski once saw natives sailing a ship the likes of which he had never seen. She moved almost too fast to see, like a stone skipping over the waves. And he knew then that he would own one—and get rich sailing her.

137

AOE-138

HMS HermesEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
Catamaran. This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
The crew of HMS Hermes have been tasked with scouting as many islands as possible. They are secretly tracking which islands can be used as either naval staging points, trade ports, or pirate havens.

138

AOE-139

Shal-BalaCursed
Points: 20
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed D
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2L
Sea Dragon. Fear.
Davy Jones treats this demonic beast more like a partner in destruction than a pet. Shal-Bala doesn’t need to be told her purpose: to strike fear and terror into the hearts of anyone not worshipping at the bloody altars of Davy Jones.

139

AOE-140

AngelicaPirate
Points: 19
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed D
Cannons 2L 3S 3S 3L
Sea Dragon. When this sea dragon hits an enemy ship, you may also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Angelica was given her name by Jack Hawkins because she once swooped down and destroyed an English battleship that was about to unleash a broadsides attack upon the Deliverance. Since then Jack has kept a cow on board to feed her whenever she appears.

140

AOE-141

Ghost WalkerAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Windcatcher. Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship cannot use its ability that turn.
Designed in secret by some of the top naval minds in the United States, the Ghost Walker is an experimental ship that sails the seas spying on friends and foe alike so that the admiralty can be prepared for all future operations.

141

AOE-142

MysticPirate
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S
Windcatcher. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
No one know how Captain One-Eye Tuttle got his hands on this prototype, but ports all over the world claim they have been pillaged by the Mystic—and they blame the Americans, who deny everything. As One-Eye gets rich, more fingers continue to get pointed.

142

AOE-143

Last HopeCursed
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Cursed ship.
The crew of the Last Hope hang their victims from her masts as a message to any captain looking through his spyglass: This is your fate.

143

AOE-144

JapePirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Jokers and rogues to a person, the crew of the Jape love to play their out-of-tune instruments loudly as they come upon a target in order to obscure their true purpose: piracy.

144

AOE-145

HMS BurmaEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-English ship.
Prowling from island to island, HMS Burma’s purpose is to enforce good behavior from other sailing ships—especially those flying the skull and crossbones.

145

AOE-146

USS SeattleAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-American ship or fort.
Sailing from the West Coast, USS Seattle has been given the latitude to determine whom to fire on and whom to befriend. Captain Hauck has decided thto take no prisoners in order to keep the Pacific free from those who would terrorize it.

146

AOE-147

Sea WindAmerican
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
This ship was taken in a bloody battle near Hong Kong. The American crew actually swam to her when their ship sank, surprising the crew aboard the Sea Wind.

147

AOE-148

Sea SerpentAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2S
Junk. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
Captain Mays put out the word that the first Jade Rebellion crew to turn themselves in would get a bag of gold and a piece of land in California. The crew of the Sea Serpent were the only takers.

148

AOE-149a

Smokepot SpecialistAmerican
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

149a

AOE-149b

Chainshot SpecialistAmerican
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

149b

AOE-150

Silver ExplorerAmerican
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

150

AOE-151

Virtuous WindSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Junk. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
When their ancestor spirits seemed to indicate that they should help a Spanish galleon rather than attack her, the crew of the Virtuous Wind were welcomed as allies by the Spanish Crown.

151

AOE-152

Sea LionSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L
Junk. When this ship is docked at your home island, you may eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
When Spain issued a pardon to all Spanish sailors who had joined the Jade Rebellion, the crew of the Sea Lion petitioned to join the Spanish fleet.

152

AOE-153a

Smokepot SpecialistSpanish
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

153a

AOE-153b

Chainshot SpecialistSpanish
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

153b

AOE-154

Silver ExplorerSpanish
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

154

AOE-155

East WindFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 4L 2S
Junk. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you may trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
The French already had a network of ports, but nothing compared to the secret ports and islands that were charted by the East Wind.

155

AOE-156

Sea PhoenixFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Junk. Once per turn, this ship may randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Three captured Frenchmen staged a successful mutiny and sailed the Sea Phoenix right into a French-held port in Siam.

156

AOE-157a

Smokepot SpecialistFrench
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

157a

AOE-157b

Chainshot SpecialistFrench
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

157b

AOE-158

Silver ExplorerFrench
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

158

AOE-159

Clear WindCursed
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Something happened to the crew of the Clear Wind—something very, very bad. Sailors claim you can still hear the screams of the crew when the wind blows and the clouds roll in.

159

AOE-160

Sea DuckCursed
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3S
Junk. You may double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The crew rub their cannonballs in blood before they shoot them. The blood, given to them by Davy Jones, is said to give them special powers.

160

AOE-161a

Smokepot SpecialistCursed
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

161a

AOE-161b

Chainshot SpecialistCursed
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

161b

AOE-162

Silver ExplorerCursed
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

162

AOE-163

TyphoonPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
Junk. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Dragon Eyes left the crew of the Typhoon to fend for themselves, and they turned to piracy to keep the gold flowing.

163

AOE-164

Sea CranePirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L
Junk. One of this ship’s treasures is worth +1 gold when unloaded at your home island.
Captain Yuong saw that the Jade Rebellion was collapsing, but liked his new lifestyle so well that he kept up the piracy—and his loot and booty.

164

AOE-165a

Smokepot SpecialistPirate
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

165a

AOE-165b

Chainshot SpecialistPirate
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

165b

AOE-166

Silver ExplorerPirate
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

166

AOE-167

Divine WindEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The English captured this ship in hopes of bringing Cavendish back for trial. Although he wasn’t aboard, they discovered what a great ship the Divine Wind is.

167

AOE-168

Sea TigerEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S 4S
Junk.
Found abandoned and adrift near India, the Sea Tiger was checked for booby traps and then added to the English fleet.

168

AOE-169a

Smokepot SpecialistEnglish
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, you may declare that one of her cannons is shooting a smokepot instead of a cannon; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it may not touch an island or any ship docked at an island. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

169a

AOE-169b

Chainshot SpecialistEnglish
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 of her. 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 on her next turn.

169b

AOE-170

Silver ExplorerEnglish
Points: 3
This ship may dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

170

AOE-200

DartPirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
With surprising speed, the crew of the Dart attacks swiftly and accurately.

200

AOE-201

Delli ReisCursed
Points: 14
Masts 2 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S+S
Cannons 4S 4S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls for every friendly ship within S of her.
The vanguard of marauding Cursed hordes, the “Captain Devil” strikes panic into all who see her on the horizon.

201

AOE-202

HMS MasterEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
The English have embraced small ships that can hit hard.

202

AOE-203

El CuervoSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L
L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Their ship painted black, the crew of the “Crow” do their damage under cover of night.

203

AOE-204

Le Ciel BleuFrench
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The crew renamed this ship for the blue skies they sail under in the vast Pacific.

204

AOE-205

USS CardinalAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she may move as a free action.
USS Cardinal has proved to be a swift and agile battleship for the U.S. Navy.

205

AOE-206

DirkPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Galley. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
Like her namesake weapon, the Dirk prefers to stab her victims in the back.

206

AOE-207

NeedleCursed
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Galley. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
This ship was named for her crew’s delight in torturing their victims.

207

AOE-208

ThamesEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Galley. This ship may dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
This river ship has been taken to the ocean and crewed to hit ports quickly.

208

AOE-209

FrancescaSpanish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Galley.
The crew of the Francesca are known for stalking their targets for days.

209

AOE-210

La DiligentFrench
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Galley. Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, she can randomly take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The crew of La Diligent offer freedom to captured crew if they can pay in gold.

210

AOE-211

TigerAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Galley. Pirate crew may use their abilities on this ship.
The crew of the Tiger fly the American flag but have little regard for naval laws.

211

AOE-212

CutlassPirate
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Cutlass’ crew prefer to ram and board than fire their lone cannon.

212

AOE-213

TombCursed
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Turtle Ship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she may eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The Tomb is a just that: the final resting place of many of Davy Jones’ victims.

213

AOE-214

BilgeEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L
Turtle Ship.
An English crew took the hull of a scuttled ship, put a lid on it, and sailed their new ship proudly into battle.

214

AOE-215

El MinnowSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
Turtle Ship. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
The smallest ship in the Spanish navy is also one of the fastest.

215

AOE-216

La ChandoisFrench
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L
Turtle Ship. Once per turn, you may reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
La Chandois is crewed by Vietnamese nationals who have sworn allegiance to the French.

216

AOE-217

GatorAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4L
Turtle Ship. L-range cannons cannot hit this ship.
Hidden among reeds in marshy water, the crew of the Gator stage their ambushes.

217

AOE-300a

ZeusPirate
Points: 23
Masts 10 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Emperor Blackheart
Junk. If this ship wins a boarding party, she may take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Blackheart attacked the Baochuan with a fleet of six ships. Five of those ships were lost before a single hit was scored against the great ship of the Jade Rebellion. Changing Tactics, Blackheart used his last ship, the Blackheart, to volley shot after shot, all the while maneuvering quickly out of the way to avoid return fire. It took nearly a day of combat, but in the end Blackheart walked upon the decks of the Baochuan, claiming her and raising his flag. Once in control of the massive 10 mast junk, he renamed himself “Emperor Blackheart” – after all, he was in command of the greatest of the gods.

300a

AOE-300b

Emperor BlackheartPirate
Points: 12
Link: Zeus
Limit. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 1–4, you may give this ship an extra action; on a 5, you may give any ship you control an extra action; on a 6, you may give an enemy ship an action.

300b

AOE-P07

ObagoPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L,3L,3L,3L
Crew of any nationality may use their abilities on this ship.
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P07

AOE-SOE07

USS DenverAmerican
Points: 20
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L,3L,3L,3L
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
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SOE07

POC-001

Flying DutchmanPirate
Points: 20
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Davy Jones
Eternal. Ghost Ship. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she can eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
“Once you’ve sworn an oath to the Dutchman, there’s no leaving it. Not until your debt is paid.” —“Bootstrap” Bill Turner

001

POC-002

HMS DauntlessEnglish
Points: 16
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 2L 2L 3S
Link: Admiral James Norrington
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
HMS Dauntless is a 50-cannon dreadnought and one of the most imposing vessels on the sea.

002

POC-003

HMS EndeavourEnglish
Points: 21
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L 2L 2L
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
Lord Beckett’s flagship and the symbol of the Crown’s power, HMS Endeavour is the most impressive warship on the sea.

003

POC-004

Grand BarnaclePirate
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.
Magically transformed into a ship-of-the-line by the magic of the Sword of Cortes, the Grand Barnacle is everything Jack ever wished for.

004

POC-005

Jolly MonPirate
Points: 1
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S
This ship’s base move becomes S when she reaches her cargo limit.
Having “borrowed” the Jolly Mon from Annamarie, Jack used and abandoned this vessel at Port Royal.

005

POC-006

BarnaclePirate
Points: 12
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L
L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
This small fishing vessel was the first ship Jack Sparrow captained.

006

POC-007

HMS AdventureEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.
The crew of HMS Adventure patrol the ports looking for new recruits for the Crown.

007

POC-008

HMS TrepasseyEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Sleek and quick, HMS Trepassey’s crew claim never to have been fired upon.

008

POC-009

EmpressPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Link: Sao Feng
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
So feared throughout the South China Seas is the Empress that crews often give up their cargo without firing a shot.

009

POC-010

EmpressPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Link: Sao Feng
Junk. If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
In battle, the crew of the Empress fight as if they fear the wrath of Sao Feng more than their enemies.

010

POC-011

Hanyu PinyinPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 4L
Junk. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
The crew of the Hanyu Pinyin love to fire on smoking ships and then swoop in for the spoils.

011

POC-012

FuchuanPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Junk. If this ship wins a boarding party, she can take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
The captain of the Fuchuan orders his crew to strip every piece of metal from a captured ship in order to sell it in Singapore.

012

POC-013

Hai PengPirate
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 4S
Link: Captain Barbossa
Junk. If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +L to her base move.
A “gift” from Sao Feng, the Hai Peng has been charged with but one mission: find world’s end and Captain Jack Sparrow.

013

POC-014

SongPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L
Junk. Each time this ship unloads gold at your home island, one treasure coin is worth +1 gold.
With spies all over Singapore, the captain of the Song is always aware of which ships are carrying treasures to be plundered.

014

POC-015

NingpoPirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 4L
Junk. You can double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
Bearing stolen cannons, the Ningpo can fire on ships before they even see her sails.

015

POC-016

Kin Tai FongPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4S
Junk. This ship can’t be pinned.
The crew of the Kin Tai Fong use bamboo rods to push their ship away from other ships during boarding in order to escape.

016

POC-017

Cursed Captain BarbossaPirate
Points: 5
Link: Cursed Black Pearl*, Cursed Crew 1, Cursed Crew 2
Fear. This ship can move and shoot using the same move action.
“Ten years I have been parched of thirst, and unable to quench it! Ten years I have been starving to death—and haven’t died. I have not felt . . . the wind on my face, nor the spray of the sea . . . nor the flesh of a woman.” —Barbossa

017

POC-018

Captain Elizabeth SwannPirate
Points: 6
Once at the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, any ship in your fleet can be given two actions that turn.
“The other ships will still be looking to us, the Black Pearl, to lead, and what will they see? Frightened bilge rats aboard a derelict ship? No, they will see free men and freedom! And the enemy will see the flash of our cannons, and they will hear the ringing of our swords, and they will know what we can do! With the sweat of our brow and the strength of our backs and the courage in our hearts! Gentlemen, hoist the colors!” —Elizabeth Swann

018

POC-019

Captain Jack SparrowPirate
Points: 5
Link: All Pirate ships
Parley. When given an explore action, if this ship chooses the last treasure coin from an island, this ship can be given a move action.
“Me, I’m dishonest. And a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly. It’s the honest ones you want to watch out for, because you can never predict when they’re going to do something incredibly . . . stupid.” —Jack Sparrow

019

POC-020

Will TurnerPirate
Points: 7
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action. As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
“You. You have a touch of . . . destiny about you, William Turner.” —Tia Dalma

020

POC-021a

PintelPirate
Points: 3
Link: Ragetti
Once per turn, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
“Stow it! Both of you! That’s an order! Understand? Sorry. I just thought with the captain issue in doubt, I’d throw my name in for consideration, sorry.” —Pintel

021a

POC-021b

RagettiPirate
Points: 1
Link: Pintel
This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
“It’s the Bible. You get points just for trying.” —Pintel

021b

POC-022a

Tia DalmaPirate
Points: 5
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship can’t use its ability that turn.
“No worries! Tia Dalma and I go way back. Thick as thieves. Nigh inseparable we are. Were. Have been. Before.” —Jack Sparrow

022a

POC-022b

Damsel in DistressPirate
Points: 3
Parley.
"This is just like what the Greeks done at Troy. 'Cept they was in a horse instead o' dresses. Wooden 'orse.” —Ragetti

022b

POC-023a

Cursed Crew 1Pirate
Points: 3
Link: Cursed Captain Barbossa
This ship gains one 3S cannon that can’t have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).
“We are cursed men, Miss Turner . . . ” —Barbossa

023a

POC-023b

Cursed Crew 2Pirate
Points: 2
Link: Cursed Captain Barbossa
Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
“You best start believing in ghost stories, Miss Turner. Because now you’re in one.” —Barbossa

023b

POC-024a

LianPirate
Points: 2
Link: Captain Sao Feng
If any crew with a point cost of 4 or less would be eliminated, eliminate Park instead.
The beautiful assassin Lian will do anything to make sure her captain survives.

024a

POC-024b

ParkPirate
Points: 2
Link: Captain Sao Feng
If any crew with a point cost of 5 or more would be eliminated, eliminate Lian instead.
Just like her sister, Park must ensure that Sao Feng escapes from Mercer and the East Indian Trading Company.

024b

POC-025

Black PearlPirate
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 2L 3L
If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls and +S to her base move.
“Wherever we want to go, we’ll go. That’s what a ship is, you know. It’s not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails. That’s what a ship needs, but what a ship is—what the Black Pearl really is—is freedom.” —Jack Sparrow

025

POC-026

Black PearlPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 3S
This ship’s crew can’t be eliminated unless she sinks.
Stop blowing holes in my ship!” —Jack Sparrow

026

POC-027

Fleur de la MortPirate
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 4L 4S
If this ship wins a boarding party, she can capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
Captained by the pirate Laura Smith, the magical deep blue sails of the Fleur de la Mort render her invisible on the open sea.

027

POC-028

Wicked WenchPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and take as much treasure as she can carry. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Hunted and sunk by Lord Becket, the Wicked Wench was returned to Jack by Davy Jones and renamed the Black Pearl.

028

POC-029

HMS InterceptorEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Link: Admiral James Norrington
This ship gets +L to her base move if she has all of her masts.
“Oh, the Dauntless is the power in these waters, true enough, but there’s no ship as can match the Interceptor for speed.” —Murtogg

029

POC-030

HMS SuccessEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 3L 4S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
The East Indian Trading Company claims that HMS Success has never lost a battle with pirates . . . and her crew vow they never will.

030

POC-031

Edinburgh TraderEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 3L 4L
Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you can randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
When an adrift Will Turner boarded the Edinburgh Trader, he had no idea he would lead the poor ship to her doom.

031

POC-032

HMS RoseEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
This ship’s cannons can’t be eliminated (masts still can be). If derelict, she can’t shoot.
Built specifically for war, HMS Rose is armed with double the cannons a ship her size should have so that she’ll have a salvo ready to fire at a moment’s notice.

032

POC-033

HMS ResistanceEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Every crew aboard HMS Resistance, from the captain down, is proficient in the use of cannons, and they deservedly have the reputation of being the best marksmen on the sea.

033

POC-034

RevengePirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Once per turn, this ship can move S after unloading cargo.
The Revenge has a knack for slipping into and out of ports so quietly that the East Indian Trading Company doesn’t even know she was there.

034

POC-035

FortunePirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
The captain of the Fortune prefers to take out the masts of a ship first, leaving her target derelict and ready for plundering.

035

POC-036

SatisfactionPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you can also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The crew of the Satisfaction loves to attack with fire, both to scare their victims and to destroy anything they don’t take.

036

POC-037

SerefPirate
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls and boarding rolls against English ships.
One of the many ships that Ammand the Corsair uses to torment the English in the Mediterranean Sea.

037

POC-038

KirbacPirate
Points: 7
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Galley. Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
The crew of the Kirbac discovered long ago that they can steal better than they can shoot.

038

POC-039

PearlPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Galley. Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down treasure on any island.
Sailing along the coast of Africa, the crew of the Pearl know where many hidden pirate treasures lie.

039

POC-040

SwiftPirate
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
Galley. This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
Like their ship’s name, the crew of the Swift can finish exploring an island before other ships even drop anchor.

040

POC-041

OtterPirate
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Galley. L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
Sri Sumbhajee considers the Otter to be his favorite ship for sneaking past the East Indian Trading Company.

041

POC-042

DragonPirate
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Galley. English ships get +1 to their cannon rolls against this ship.
Each crew on the Dragon has had a price placed on his head by Lord Cutler.

042

POC-043

HMS CometEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 2L
This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
A scout ship for Lord Cutler, HMS Comet helps to plunder islands for pirate gold.

043

POC-044

HMS HoundEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S
Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
The crew of HMS Hound keep a log of all the ships on the sea, and they can identify over 250 different vessels.

044

POC-045

HMS BlazerEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S
This ship can’t be pinned.
Using tactics learned fighting Mistress Ching’s pirates, the crew of HMS Blazer can maneuver within even the tightest confines.

045

POC-046

FancyPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
This ship can unload cargo at your home island if she’s within S of it.
The crew of the Fancy learned from Capitaine Chevalle that all ports have spies, and so they unload their bounty as quickly as possible.

046

POC-047

DolphinPirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 4L
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
With cannons removed from a scuttled English ship, the Dolphin takes her targets off guard with her unexpected power.

047

POC-048

ParadoxPirate
Points: 4
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S
This ship can’t shoot when she carries treasure.
Rumor has it that the Paradox left its cannons behind in order to fill up with treasure.

048

POC-049

PrincessPirate
Points: 6
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4L 3S
This ship can’t load the last treasure from an island.
On the verge of mutiny at all times, the crew of the Princess do not trust each other enough to go on land.

049

POC-050

RangerPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you can trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Stolen from a New Orleans dock by Jocard’s crew, the Ranger is famous for smuggling goods all over the Caribbean.

050

POC-051

CenturionPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Captain Villanueva used the Centurion to fight both Chevalle and Ammand for the right to plunder the Mediterranean.

051

POC-052

HMS RavenEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
This ship is tasked by Lord Cutler to hunt any ship not showing the colors of the East Indian Trading Company—and to ensure there are no survivors.

052

POC-053

HMS HyenaEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
The crew of HMS Hyena prefer to fight up close so that their swords and guns can be used to full effect.

053

POC-054

HMS VictorEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
This ship can repair at sea or at any island.
HMS Victor spends more time at sea than any other ship, so her crew have learned how to maintain her on the go.

054

POC-055

Lord Cutler BeckettEnglish
Points: 6
Link: All English ships
Once at the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, any ship in your fleet can be given two actions that turn.
“You can fight and all of you will die, or you can surrender, in which case only most of you will die.” —Lord Cutler Beckett

055

POC-056

CalypsoPirate
Points: 6
At the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 4–6, instead of giving this ship an action, choose two whirlpools from outside the game. Put oneL away from this ship and oneL away from a wild island. Neither can be placed so that it touches any island or ship. This ship does not have to roll for effect when she uses a whirlpool.
“Or as my colleague so naively suggested, we can release Calypso, and God-willing, she will show us mercy . . . I rather doubt it. Can we just ignore that she is a woman scorned, the fury the likes of which hell hath no? We cannot.” —Jack Sparrow

056

POC-057

Captain Davy JonesPirate
Points: 7
Link: Flying Dutchman
Fear. Each time any crew would be eliminated, roll a d6. On a result of 6, put that crew on this ship instead; it is linked to Davy Jones. If a kraken is in your fleet, Davy Jones can declare a ship a target of the kraken (see kraken rules).
“Do you fear . . . death? Do you fear that dark abyss? All your deeds laid bare, all your sins punished. I can offer you . . . an escape.” —Davy Jones

057

POC-058

Captain Jack SparrowPirate
Points: 6
Link: All Pirate ships
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action. When this ship is given an explore action, you can swap a treasure on the wild island a crew on any friendly ship.
“Jack Sparrow . . . for your willful commission of crime against the Crown. Said crimes being numerous in quantity and sinister in nature . . . impersonating an officer, impersonating a cleric of the Church of England . . . arson . . . kidnapping . . . perjury; depravity . . . for these crimes . . . you will be hung by the neck until dead.” —Port Royal Town Clerk

058

POC-059

Will TurnerPirate
Points: 6
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
“The only rules that really matter are these: what a man can do and what a man can’t do. For instance, you can accept that your father was a pirate and a good man or you can’t. But pirate is in your blood, boy, so you’ll have to square with that someday.” —Jack Sparrow

059

POC-060

Elizabeth SwannPirate
Points: 3
Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
“One word, love: curiosity. You long for freedom. You long to do what you want to do because you want it. To act on selfish impulse. You want to see what it’s like. One day you won’t be able to resist.” —Jack Sparrow

060

POC-061

Captain Sao FengPirate
Points: 5
Link: Lian, Park, Empress
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given an extra action.
“There is no honor in remaining with the losing side. Leaving it for the winning side . . . that’s just good business.” —Sao Feng

061

POC-062

Captain BarbossaPirate
Points: 7
Link: Black Pearl, Hai Peng
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against non-Pirate ships.
“If you go and brave da weird and haunted shores at world’s end, then you will need a captain who knows dose waters.” —Tia Dalma

062

POC-063

Admiral James NorringtonEnglish
Points: 7
Link: HMS Interceptor, HMS Dauntless
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against non-English ships.
“I intend to see to it that any man who sails under a pirate flag, or wears a pirate brand, gets what he deserves: a short drop and a sudden stop.” —James Norrington

063

POC-064

Jack's Piece of Eight
Points:
When another face-up crew on this ship would be eliminated, turn it face down instead.

064

POC-065

Davy Jones' Heart
Points:
No enemy ability can affect this ship or her crew.

065

POC-066

Jack's Compass
Points:
Load this treasure face down. You can reveal it when you give this ship a move action and can draw a straight line (that does not cross a game piece, terrain, or other island) from this ship’s bow to your home island. Dock this ship at your home island.

066

POC-067

Pirata Codex
Points:
When revealed, remove all face-up unique treasure from the game. If such a unique treasure changed the value of a treasure coin, that coin regains its printed value.

067

POC-068a

MaccusPirate
Points: 3
This ship can move and shoot using the same move action.

068a

POC-068b

Elizabeth's Piece of Eight
Points:
You may give an action to any Pirate ship instead of giving this ship an action.

068b

POC-069a

Jimmy LegsPirate
Points: 3
Once per turn, you can eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.

069a

POC-069b

Davy Jones' Key
Points:
Swap Davy Jones’ Key with one face-down treasure on any other wild island.

069b

POC-070a

PalaficoPirate
Points: 4
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.

070a

POC-070b

Pirate Globe
Points:
When revealed, turn all treasure on all wild islands face up for the remainder of the game. Remove Pirate Globe from the game.

070b

POC-071a

Bootstrap Bill TurnerPirate
Points: 2
This ship gets +S to her base move.

071a

POC-071b

Dead Man's Chest
Points:
When Dead Man’s Chest is unloaded at your home island, you can eliminate any number of crew in your fleet; each is worth 1 gold.

071b

POC-072a

Governor Weatherby SwannEnglish
Points: 2
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship can load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.

072a

POC-072b

Marines
Points:
Eliminate one crew or mast from this ship. Then remove Marines from the game.

072b

POC-073a

MercerEnglish
Points: 3
Once per turn, you can eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.

073a

POC-073b

Curse of the Black Spot
Points:
Once at the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, eliminate the crew on this ship with the highest point cost.

073b

POC-074a

MullroyEnglish
Points: 3
Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.

074a

POC-074b

Gun
Points:
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls for every crew assigned to her.

074b

POC-075a

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

075a

POC-075b

Sword
Points:
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.

075b

POC-076a

Joshamee GibbsPirate
Points: 2
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.

076a

POC-076b

Aztec Medallion
Points:
Roll a d6. On a result of 1, all gold on this island is removed from the game. Then remove Aztec Medallion from the game.

076b

POC-077a

AnamariaPirate
Points: 3
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.

077a

POC-077b

Spyglass
Points:
Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.

077b

POC-078a

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

078a

POC-078b

Letter of Marque
Points:
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and be given repair actions (only) while there.

078b

POC-079a

MartyPirate
Points: 2
Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.

079a

POC-079b

Rum
Points:
This ship can’t be given an action the turn after loading Rum. Rum is worth gold equal to 6 minus the number of this ship’s crew when Rum was loaded.

079b

POC-080a

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

080a

POC-080b

Potions & Brews
Points:
You can load this treasure face down. You can reveal it to force an opponent to reroll a die or dice roll. Then remove Potions and Brews from the game.

080b

POC-081a

Ammand the CorsairPirate
Points: 2
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.

081a

POC-081b

Cotton's Parrot
Points:
Once per turn, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.

081b

POC-082a

Capitaine ChevallePirate
Points: 4
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you can also eliminate one cargo from that ship.

082a

POC-082b

Jailhouse Dog
Points:
You can load this treasure face down. Reveal Jailhouse Dog to remove a unique treasure from the game. Then remove Jailhouse Dog from the game.

082b

POC-083a

Gentleman JocardPirate
Points: 3
This ship gets +1 cargo spaces. This crew takes up no cargo space.

083a

POC-083b

Jail!
Points:
Put this ship’s crew on your home island. Then remove Jail from the game.

083b

POC-084a

Sri SumbhajeePirate
Points: 4
Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you can randomly trade one treasure with that ship.

084a

POC-084b

Cannibals
Points:
Eliminate the crew on this ship with the lowest point cost. Then remove Cannibals from the game.

084b

POC-085a

Mistress ChingPirate
Points: 4
This ship can unload cargo at your home island if she’s within S of it.

085a

POC-085b

Plunder
Points:
This ship can’t be given an action the turn after loading Plunder. After loading Plunder, roll a d6; Plunder is worth gold equal to the result.

085b

POC-086a

Captain VillanuevaPirate
Points: 4
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.

086a

POC-086b

Smuggled Goods
Points:
When this ship unloads gold at your home island, double the gold value of the treasure with the lowest gold value on this ship. Then remove Smuggled Goods from the game.

086b

POC-087

Black PearlPirate
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Fear. If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
“You’ve seen a ship with black sails that’s crewed by the damned, and captained by a man so evil that Hell itself spat him back out?” —Mullroy

087

POC-088

FantasiaPirate
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S
Friendly ships within S of this ship get +1 to their cannon rolls.
Rumors of the Fantasia are whispered in every pirate port: a ship of pure magic that will sail for only the pure of heart.

088

POC-089

Cursed Captain JackPirate
Points: 7
Parley. Once at the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 6, no abilities except Parley can be used until the beginning of your next turn.
“ ‘The Immortal Captain Jack Sparrow.’ ” It has such a lovely ring to it, and it’s not a bad look, really.” —Jack Sparrow

089

POC-090

Kraken Gong
Points:
At the beginning of each of your turns, roll a d6. On a result of 1, eliminate a kraken. On 2-5 ignore any damage dealt by a kraken to a friendly ship this turn. On a 6, choose any kraken and place it within S of an enemy ship.

090

POC-091

HMS DiamondEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
HMS Diamond sails the oceans hunting and destroying pirates under direct orders from Lord Beckett.

091

POC-092

HMS PhoenixEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
You can double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
With cannons made of the purest steel in London forges, HMS Phoenix can target a ship as soon as she can spy it.

092

POC-093

NeptunePirate
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
The crew of the Neptune would rather fight the East Indian Trading Company than hide from it.

093

POC-094

Sea NymphPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3L 3S 4S
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The best gold, the crew of the Sea Nymph have found, is the gold someone else has already done all the work collecting.

094

POC-200

A Feasome CreaturePirate
Points: 19
Masts 8 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 2S 2S 3S 3S 4S
Kraken.
“A fearsome creature with giant tentacles that suction your face clean off. And drag an entire ship past the crushing darkness.” —Joshamee Gibbs

200

POC-201

BeastiePirate
Points: 22
Masts 8 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Kraken. Eternal.
“Hello, beastie.” —Jack Sparrow

201

POC-202

Kray-KinPirate
Points: 21
Masts 8 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 2S 2S 2S 2S 3S 4S
Kraken. Each turn roll a d6, on a result of 5 or 6 no crew abilities can be used this turn.
“ . . . I always heard it said ‘kray-kin.’ ” —Pintel “It’s a mythological creature, I can calls it what I wants!” —Ragetti

202

POC-203

The KrakenPirate
Points: 24
Masts 8 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 2S 3S 2S 2S 2S 3S
Kraken. Eternal. Each turn roll a d6, on a result of 5 or 6 no crew abilities can be used this turn.
“Let no joyful voice be heard! Let no man look up at the sky with hope! And let this day be cursed by we who ready to wake . . . the Kraken!” —Davy Jones

203

POC-300

Flying DutchmanPirate
Points: 11
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S

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300

ROF-001

Fool’s HopePirate
Points: 19
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Blackheart
Eternal. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, choose two of the following: eliminate a crew, take a treasure, or eliminate a mast.
The crew of the Fool’s Hope love the fact that ships seem almost relieved to see them instead of the Cursed—until they learn that Blackheart is aboard.

001

ROF-002

HMS ApolloEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Link: Thomas Gunn
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
HMS Apollo has been tasked with sorting the powerful from the weak on the high seas, while not divulging the Crown’s true strength.

002

ROF-003

Aberdeen BaronEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4S 4S 4S 4S
This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action.
The English fleet has spread across the oceans as England continues to widen its empire, and the Aberdeen Baron has seen more ports than most.

003

ROF-004

San CristobalSpanish
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Link: Victor de Alva
If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +L to her base move.
Spain has tied its fortunes to Victor de Alva and this ship, named after the patron saint of travelers, St. Christopher.

004

ROF-005

WeaselPirate
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Captain Watson takes great pride in the fact that his ship can “weasel” in and out of port without anyone noticing.

005

ROF-006

HMS StingrayEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S
L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
HMS Stingray is a prime example of England’s newfound realization that stealth can be as valuable as strength.

006

ROF-007

El HalconSpanish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
“Follow the gold wherever it leads” is the crew’s pledge, and it’s made both them and Spain very wealthy.

007

ROF-008

MagdalenaSpanish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship can load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.
Pirates are still the most satisfying targets for the Spanish fleet, and so this young crew hunts them in order to earn the Crown’s respect.

008

ROF-009

PestilenceCursed
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 4S
Scorpion, Fear.
Rumors tell that this ship is crewed by the worshippers of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, and no one has lived to dispute them.

009

ROF-010

ScytheCursed
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Scorpion. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Scythe often pretends to float deserted on the sea—until her blade comes whining down and fiends rise from her bowels in a swarm of evil.

010

ROF-011

ScorpionCursed
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Scorpion, Eternal.
The first of the Cursed’s terrible new ships, the Scorpion was named by English sailors who watched her devastate a fleet of ships off the coast of England.

011

ROF-012

Bloody BladeCursed
Points: 16
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2L 3L 3S
Scorpion. This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
The all-too-human crew of the Bloody Blade keep their giant “stinger” coated in the blood of their victims.

012

ROF-013

Death’s AnchorCursed
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Flotilla. Printed cannon ranges are doubled.
Death’s Anchor proves that the Cursed are all too capable of taking the technology of the time and adapting it to their own brand of evil.

013

ROF-014

DiabloSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
Flotilla. Printed cannon ranges are doubled.
First deployed in the Caribbean, El Diablo surprised pirates used to Spain’s “old ways.”

014

ROF-015

GibraltarEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Flotilla. Printed cannon ranges are doubled.
The English created this “sea tank” after Cursed attacks became too bold and occurred too near their own borders.

015

ROF-016

MinutemanAmerican
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 4L 2S 2S 4L
Flotilla. Printed cannon ranges are doubled.
Using stolen plans, the Americans fashioned their own flotillas and stationed them in the harbors of the Atlantic Coast.

016

ROF-017

El FantasmaCursed
Points: 7
Loyal: Cursed. Eternal, Fear. Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given the same action twice.
Completely in command of the Cursed—from the undead and fiends of the sea to humans who crave unholy power—El Fantasma has assembled a devastating following. His search for even more powerful ancient artifacts is his only goal. Those who oppose him are nothing more than food for his minions.

017

ROF-018

Hag Of TortugaCursed
Points: 4
If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
The seventh daughter of the seventh daughter, the Hag of Tortuga was destined to great power as a voodoo priestess. But El Fantasma corrupted her after discovering her ability to speak with the fiends of the sea.

018

ROF-019

BlackheartPirate
Points: 7
Link: Fool's Hope
If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she can eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
Known to use torture and other unspeakable acts to acquire gold, Blackheart is considered by many to be no better than the Cursed. Still, he is pirate through and through, only too willing to inflict a little bloodshed to guarantee respect.

019

ROF-020

Sean "Cannonball" GallowsPirate
Points: 5
Loyal: Pirate. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given an extra action.
“Cannonball” is a second-generation pirate not beholden to the longstanding feuds of his kind, including those of his mother, Genny Gallows. Instead he despises those who would control adventure-loving free spirits of the sea.

020

ROF-021

Thomas GunnEnglish
Points: 5
Link: HMS Apollo
Loyal: England. Captain, Helmsman.
Having been given command of the English flagship by the Crown, Thomas Gunn has followed in his father’s footsteps. Immaculate pedigree in tow, Gunn knows that the eyes of all of England are watching his every move—just the way he likes it.

021

ROF-022

Luis ZuanSpanish
Points: 2
Hostile: Pirate, Loyal: Spain. Captain.
Luis Zuan spent his youth living down the reputation of his uncles, both anti-Spanish pirates. He knows that the only way to repair his family’s reputation is to take the fight to any ship flying the Jolly Roger.

022

ROF-023

Jules ArnaudFrench
Points: 4
If a sea monster begins its move within L of this ship, it gets +L to its base move.
Arnaud advises France on affairs of the Cursed, but unknown to them, he is actually the godson of the Hag of Tortuga. Though he has tried desperately to forget his past, he owes the Hag a debt of life—a debt she intends to see him pay in full.

023

ROF-024

LenoirFrench
Points: 4
Loyal: France. Parley. Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Some swear to have seen Lenoir at sites of ship explosions, sacked ports, and supposedly unexplored islands. Others say he whispers in the ear of the French king. True or not, what is known is that paying too much attention to Lenior is bad for your health.

024

ROF-025

Lady's ScornPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
Link: Calico Cat
Eternal. Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Sailors talk of the seas never being without a lady scorned, and the Calico Cat’s newest vessel proves it. This ship of the line is painted blue so that she can blend into both the sea and sky to surprise her suddenly numerous enemies.

025

ROF-026

HMS St. GeorgeEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship can load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.
Under orders from Gunn himself, HMS St. George patrols only for ships flying the Jolly Roger in an effort to rid the waters of pirate ilk.

026

ROF-027

ConcepcionSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 4S
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
Rumors persist that El Concepcion never leaves a port without her hold brimming with gold, making her a marked ship by those who value Spanish wealth.

027

ROF-028

TepantFrench
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Eternal
Claimed to have been sunk by every faction on the sea, La Tepant continues to sail proudly for France.

028

ROF-029

Royal LouisFrench
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3L 4L
Parley
The Royal Louis craves neither gold nor military accolades. Her goal is to gather information that will help France decide military policy.

029

ROF-030

CongressAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3L 3L
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Hiring whalers instead of gunners, the captain of the Congress is confident that his crew are prepared to fight the ghastly beasts of the Cursed.

030

ROF-031

Rising SunPirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
When this ship is given an explore action, you can swap a treasure on the wild island a crew on any friendly ship.
The crew of the Rising Sun are wary of Captain Wyung because of his habit of leaving behind crew to make room for more treasure.

031

ROF-032

Siren's SongPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The captain of the Siren’s Song considers it good business to pay dock masters a portion of the spoils when his crew pillages their ports.

032

ROF-033

HMS MerlinEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.
She flies an English flag, but HMS Merlin can be crewed by anyone who wants to fire a cannon and find gold. No personal history is divulged and none is required.

033

ROF-034

San EstabanSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3S 3S
Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you can randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
The crew of the San Estaban have discovered the lucrative business of exchanging goods for gold—an easy way to get rich as long as the Crown doesn’t catch on.

034

ROF-035

JaguarFrench
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 2S
Once per turn, this ship can move S after unloading cargo.
The French prefer to keep their ships at sea rather than in port, so the crew of Le Jaguar don’t spend the night in dock if they don’t have to.

035

ROF-036

SaratogaAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
If this ship has a captain crew, she gets +L to her base move.
The Saratoga has a history of being a slacker ship, but under the command of a strong captain she has proved herself a quick and motivated vessel.

036

ROF-037

BelladonnaPirate
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Schooner. This ship can dock at an enemy home island and take as much treasure as she can carry. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
With the seas so dangerously infested with the Cursed, the crew of the Belladonna have taken to stealing gold from docked ships, where it’s safer.

037

ROF-038

MercureFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2S 3L
Schooner. As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
Using the natural maneuverability of the schooner, the crew of Le Mercure board a ship before their target can prepare for battle.

038

ROF-039

Gold EagleAmerican
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Schooner. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she can move as a free action.
Like her namesake, the Gold Eagle swoops in for the attack and then quickly moves out of range—playing with her target like predator plays with its prey.

039

ROF-040

Black ArrowPirate
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship can’t be shot at by ships within S of her.
The crew of the Black Arrow close in quickly and confuse their enemies into missing with their cannons, while they attack.

040

ROF-041

GlaiveFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Schooner. When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Small and light, Le Glaive cuts so easily though choppy seas that even when laden with gold she remains difficult to track.

041

ROF-042

FlyAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S
Schooner. This ship can’t be pinned.
The crew of the Fly know that if they tack just right, they can’t be pinned. They use that knowledge to tie up and confound larger ships.

042

ROF-043

NeedleCursed
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L
If this ship ends her turn in a fog bank, on her next turn she can use her move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
The Needle seems to appear and disappear like a specter into the fog. Sailors throughout the seas fear that she is nothing less than a nightmare come to the waking world.

043

ROF-044

Sea KingEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
You can double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The Sea King is a training ship for English cannoneers. If they become proficient at making their guns shoot farther and more accurately, they are promoted to bigger ships of the line.

044

ROF-045

BazanaSpanish
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
The crew of La Bazana prefer to sail slowly toward their enemy, then turn on a short burst of speed as they close to confound their enemy from targeting them.

045

ROF-046

SabreFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The crew of Le Sabre don’t hesitate to draw their cutlasses when cannon fire isn’t winning the fight.

046

ROF-047

ArgoAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
Armed with the latest navigational devices, the Argo has been tasked to sail the world mapping islands that America can use as ports of call.

047

ROF-048

HancockAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
If this ship wins a ram roll against a sea monster or titan, remove two segments instead of one.
Crewed by the best whalers from the north Atlantic, the Hancock is attempting to wipe out sea creatures under sway of the Cursed.

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ROF-049

Grim ReaperCursed
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
When the Grim Reaper gets close enough to board, undead pour over her sides and onto the deck of her doomed target.

049

ROF-050

Crushed SkullCursed
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 2S
Ghost Ship.
The Crushed Skull seems to appear from nowhere to destroy ships, terrorize crew, and do the bidding of El Fantasma himself.

050

ROF-051

HMS PrideEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Each morning the crew of HMS Pride come to attention and salute the raising of the Union Jack. They are convinced this patriotic ritual brings them luck.

051

ROF-052

VenturaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 2S 4S
Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
The crew of La Ventura allow other ships to do the dirty work of collecting gold. Then they take it for their own.

052

ROF-053

AquilonFrench
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. She gets +2 instead if her opponent is a sea monster.
Fearing Cursed attacks, France has ordered L’Aquilon’s harpooners to concentrate solely on sea creatures feeding near France.

053

ROF-054

Lady WashingtonAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 4S
When touching a Pirate ship, this ship can load as much of that ship’s treasure as she can carry.
The Lady Washington prefers to hunt pirates rather than the Cursed—they figure the living have more need for gold than the dead.

054

ROF-055

DevereauxCursed
Points: 5
Hostile: Pirate, Loyal: Cursed. Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry, even those that otherwise can’t be removed.
Devereaux was always considered an outsider, obsessed with finding mystical items left by ancient gods. When his crew mutinied and left him for dead, he was saved by El Fantasma, who sent him in search of the most powerful artifacts ever created.

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ROF-056

Calico CatPirate
Points: 3
Link: Lady Scorn
Loyal: Pirate. Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given the same action twice.
The Calico Cat is the most powerful female pirate on the cursed seas. Afraid of nothing, she has single-handedly put down a variety of enemies, from mighty England to beasts from the depths. Nothing stands in her way, and she happily collects treasure from those she deems unworthy of possessing it.

056

ROF-057

InquisitorSpanish
Points: 6
Hostile: Cursed, Loyal: Spain. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she can eliminate all of the other ship’s crew.
The Inquisitor insists that all enemy ships be searched, and all Cursed crew put down before their ship is sunk. He shows no mercy to enemies of Spain, believing any threat a potential puppet of El Fantasma.

057

ROF-058

Trevor Van TyneEnglish
Points: 2
Link: Hermione Gold
Hostile: Cursed, Loyal: England. This ship gains one 3S cannon that can’t have its range or cannon roll increased. It can shoot from any mast (even an eliminated mast).
Rumor has it that Van Tyne’s soul was once owned by El Fantasma. But he fell in love with Hermione Gold when he saw her in battle against a sea beast attacking an English port. That love set him free and now he has joined the English in their fight against the Cursed.

058

ROF-059

Hermione GoldEnglish
Points: 5
Link: Trevor van Tyne
Captain, Helmsman.
Conscripted to the English for acts of piracy, Hermione uses her tremendous skills as a captain and helmsman to keep her employers happy in their battle against those who oppose the Crown. But it is her knack for piracy (under the good Union Jack) that keeps the crew very, very happy.

059

ROF-060

Ralph DavidAmerican
Points: 1
Hostile: Pirate, Eternal.
When word came to him that his new bride had been killed by Blackheart, something broke inside David. This long-standing “gentleman of the south” began to sell off his land to gather a personal fleet to rid the seas of pirates. His money ensures he always has a ship ready and willing to go to “war.”

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ROF-061a

MerrowCursed
Points: 2
Loyal: Cursed. If any crew on this ship with point cost 4 or less would be eliminated, eliminate this crew instead.
These evil fish-men are rumored to be the souls of the mutinous brought back to life by El Fantasma, freed from an ancient temple below the sea.

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ROF-061b

Crimson AngelPirate
Points: 3
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.
The Crimson Angel once served alongside the Calico Cat. But her obsession with the Cursed led to her taking on her own ship and a quest to find artifacts to stop them.

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ROF-062a

Dominic FredaSpanish
Points: 4
Explorer. This ship gets +1 cargo spaces. This crew takes up no cargo space.
Italian by birth and a merchant by trade, Dominic was recruited to open up new ports, establish new trade routes, and discover pockets of gold hidden in the jungles of newly discovered islands.

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ROF-062b

GriffinEnglish
Points: 5
As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
Griffin has been said to be English royalty, an illegitimate son sent to die at sea, and a pirate in hiding. Griffin maintains his silence and lets his sword do the talking.

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ROF-063a

Capitaine ArazureFrench
Points: 6
Loyal: France, Captain. Once per turn, you can eliminate one of this ship’s crew to give her an extra action.
Only French men and women of noble blood are safe from the cannons and swords of Arazure’s fleet. Everyone else, including his own crew, must fear him. Those not flying the tri-colors are obvious enemies, as are those who fly them without honoring France.

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ROF-063b

Gus SchultzAmerican
Points: 2
Eternal.
Gus Schultz seems to pop up whenever a docked ship prepares to go out to sea. Sailors claim that you can go to the log of any American ship at any time and see the name Gus Schultz on her rolls.

063b

ROF-064

Voodoo Doll
Points:
At the beginning of each of your turns, choose a non-Cursed enemy crew and roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, turn that crew face down; it can’t use its abilities on its next turn.

064

ROF-065

Barrel o' Monkeys
Points:
When this ship leaves a wild island, randomly choose one of her treasures and put it face down on that island. When this ship touches another ship, randomly choose one of this ship’s treasures and put it face down on the other ship; eliminate the treasure instead if the other ship’s cargo is full.
The captain had given explicit orders not to open the mysterious barrel under any circumstances, but the night watchman was so intrigued by the strange sounds emanating from within that he couldn't resist taking a peek. The next thing he knew the deck was crawling with enraged monkeys, hell-bent on a single goal: escape from the ship at any cost. It took nearly a week to clean up the mess, and only then did the crew realize how much of their plunder had disappeared along with the wretched creatures.

065

ROF-066

Blood Money
Points:
Instead of loading Blood Money, put it face-up on the wild island. Then reveal all treasure on the island. Each time a ship loads a non-unique treasure from the island, eliminate a crew on that ship that has a point value equal to or greater than the value of that treasure. Eliminate Blood Money when there is no non-unique treasure on the island. Spanish ships are not affected by Blood Money.

066

ROF-067

Cursed Natives
Points:
When revealed, roll a d6. On a result of 1–3, eliminate the crew on this ship that has the lowest point value; on a 4–6, eliminate the crew that has the highest point value. Then this ship can load one more treasure (only). Then put Cursed Natives face down on the island; this ship must leave the island on your next turn. Cursed ships and crew are not affected by Cursed Natives.

067

ROF-068

CaptainCursed
Points: 3
Captain.

068

ROF-069

CaptainPirate
Points: 3
Captain.

069

ROF-070

CaptainEnglish
Points: 3
Captain.

070

ROF-071

Silver ExplorerSpanish
Points: 3
This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

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ROF-072

CaptainSpanish
Points: 3
Captain.

072

ROF-073

CaptainFrench
Points: 3
Captain.

073

ROF-074

CaptainAmerican
Points: 3
Captain.

074

ROF-075

HelmsmanCursed
Points: 2
Helmsman.

075

ROF-076

HelmsmanPirate
Points: 2
Helmsman.

076

ROF-077

HelmsmanEnglish
Points: 2
Helmsman.

077

ROF-078

HelmsmanSpanish
Points: 2
Helmsman.

078

ROF-079

HelmsmanFrench
Points: 2
Helmsman.

079

ROF-080

HelmsmanAmerican
Points: 2
Helmsman.

080

ROF-081

ExplorerCursed
Points: 1
Explorer.

081

ROF-082

ExplorerPirate
Points: 1
Explorer.

082

ROF-083

ExplorerEnglish
Points: 1
Explorer.

083

ROF-084

ExplorerSpanish
Points: 1
Explorer.

084

ROF-085

ExplorerFrench
Points: 1
Explorer.

085

ROF-086

ExplorerAmerican
Points: 1
Explorer.

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ROF-087

CrusherPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L
Scorpion.
A group of shipwrecked pirates stole a ship to escape their island prison, not realizing it was a secret Cursed vessel. Taking it to Captain Mysion’s pirate “kingdom,” they received a hero’s welcome.

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ROF-088

DoomboxPirate
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Flotilla. Printed cannon ranges are doubled.
The Doombox was stolen by Captain Mysion from an English port before it ever went to sea. Before every raid he has his name inscribed on every cannon ball to be rained upon the enemy.

088

ROF-089

Captain MysionPirate
Points: 4
Loyal: Pirate, Captain, Parley.
The self-proclaimed King of Pirates is either a genius or a buffoon, depending on which side you are on. Though many of his actions are inexplicable, they seem to work out for him in the end. And when it’s all said and done he lords over the only defensive pirate haven in the world.

089

ROF-090

Silver ExplorerPirate
Points: 3
This ship can dock and explore a wild island using the same move action. Any treasure coin printed with a silver number that this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.

090

ROF-093

USS MercuryAmerican
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Windcatcher. This ship ignores terrain.
The fastest ship in the Pacific, the USS Mercury sails from island to island mapping and investigating the movement of the other nations. She always keeps a spyglass out, ready to warn the U.S. of imminent sneak attacks by the Cursed.

093

ROF-094

PolarisEnglish
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Double Catamaran. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she can move as a free action.
Having secured the best trade passages, the English are not content with current technology. The recently conceived Polaris is proof of England’s shipwright superiority.

094

ROF-096

TerroxCursed
Points: 23
Masts 8 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 4S 4S 3S 3S 4S
Octopus, Eternal
Like Raptor Maw, Terrox seems to answer to the whims of El Fantasma. The Hag of Tortuga believes Terrox to be the oldest living creature on the planet, pointing to scars from its battles with prehistoric beasts—from which it emerged victorious.

096

ROF-098

GrinderCursed
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L
Turbine. This ship cannot be pinned.
El Fantasma wanted a ship where he could productively assign those not fully “committed” to his cause. Rowing wasn’t punishment enough, so he concocted a series of turbines deep in the bowels of the ship’s hull, powered by his “guests.”

098

ROF-100

HMS ForgeEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2L 3L 3S
This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
Reinforced with special metal bands that criss-cross the interior of the hull, the HMS Forge is one of the toughest ships England has ever produced, and her sea record of never taking water is legendary.

100

ROF-101

Rusty HarpoonPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls. This ship gets +1 to her cannons rolls against sea creatures.
The crew of the Rusty Harpoon love to hang the heads of sea creatures they kill from their bow. After a few days in the salt and sun, this practice has the side benefit of overwhelming the ship’s enemies through sheer stench.

101

ROF-102

Hades' RealmCursed
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
If this ship has a crew with the Captain keyword, she gets +L to her base move.
Slow and seemingly barely afloat, the Hades’ Realm looks more like a joke than a harbinger of death. Yet she sails on, leaving blood in the water and screams in the air.

102

ROF-103

IsabelaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
The crew of the Isabella know that they are judged only by how much plunder they bring back to Spain—not on the ships they sink or the lands they explore. So they make sure they have a full hold whenever they dock.

103

ROF-200

Fool’s HopePirate
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Blackheart
Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given an extra action.
When Blackheart pillaged his first ship, her captain told him that a life of piracy was for fools. That misguided sentiment has become his mantra to those who doubt him.

200

ROF-201

HMS ApolloEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Link: Thomas Gunn
Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
The crew of HMS Apollo were hand picked by Gunn himself. To a man they consider it both an honor and an obligation to perform in all ways befitting English sailors and gentlemen.

201

ROF-202

San CristobalSpanish
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Link: Victor de Alva
Once per turn before you give this ship an action, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given the same action twice.
The flagship for the Spanish fleet, the San Cristobal has maintained the dignity of her captain, de Alva; the power of the Spanish Crown; and the righteousness of her patron, St. Christopher.

202

ROF-203

WeaselPirate
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S
Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
While in port pillaging, the crew like to sneak looks at the dock logs to see which other ships have yet to unload their cargo.

203

ROF-204

HMS StingrayEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S
When this ship hits an enemy ship, you can also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
The crew of HMS Stingray hit pirates where it hurts the most: in their cargo holds.

204

ROF-205

HalconSpanish
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Once per turn, this ship can move S after unloading cargo.
The speedy get the spoils, and so the crew of the Halcon always try to head back to sea as quickly as possible.

205

ROF-206

Crimson AngelPirate
Points: 6
Captain. Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship.
Rumors persist that the Crimson Angel lost a love to the Cursed, and for that she does all she can to destroy El Fantasma. This obsession caused a rift between her and Calico Cat that led the Angel to captain her own ship—conveniently stolen from the French in New Orleans.

206

ROF-207

GriffinEnglish
Points: 7
If this ship has a crew with the Captain keyword, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls and +S to her base move.
Griffin’s iron mask might scare those not used to seeing worse things on the seas, but to his crew he is both a leader and an inspiration. English sailors have requested to travel with him as he goes about his business. Asking him just what that business is receives only a cold stare in reply.

207

ROF-208

Dominic FredaSpanish
Points: 4
Explorer. One of this ship’s treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
Because the gold and wealth of the New World flowed into the royal coffers of Spain—not Rome—Dominic Freda pledged his talents of exploration and shipping to them. So far all of his plans have worked to perfection, making him a very rich man.

208

ROF-209

Death's Doll
Points:
At the beginning of each of your turns, choose an enemy crew and roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, turn that crew face down; it can’t use its abilities on its next turn.

209

ROF-210

Bloody Gold
Points:
Instead of loading Blood Money, put it face-up on the wild island. Then reveal all treasure on the island. Each time a ship loads a non-unique treasure from the island, eliminate a crew on that ship that has a point value equal to or greater than the value of that treasure. Eliminate Blood Money when there is no non-unique treasure on the island.

210

ROF-211

Savage Natives
Points:
When revealed, roll a d6. On a result of 1–3, eliminate the crew on this ship that has the lowest point value; on a 4–6, eliminate the crew that has the highest point value. Then this ship can load one more treasure (only). Then put Cursed Natives face down on the island; this ship must leave the island on your next turn.

211

ROF-300

SpecterCursed
Points: 21
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Fear. After this ship moves, she can look at all treasure on all islands and ships within L of her.
The Specter arrives with a glow that sends a chill down the back of any sailor intelligent enough to fear the fiends commanded by El Fantasma.

300

ROF-SE01a

DelusionCursed
Points: 35
Masts 10 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4L 3L 3L 3L 4L 3S 4S 3S 3S
Link: Fitzgerald
Eternal. Filching Gold. Ghost Ship. Junk. Unholy Light.
Captained by Fitzgerald, who was stabbed in the back by Blackheart for a gold medallion and left to die, and crewed by pirates killed for their treasure by their own former crewmen, the Delusion haunts the seas searching for the gold that was stolen from her in life. A glowing mirage on even the most moonless waves, the Delusion tricks greedy sailors into believing that piles of "glowing gold" await just over the horizon. But this "delusion" only means that their lives and treasure become the eternal property of the damned.

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FAS-001

ForesightPirate
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Link: Barstow
Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you can randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
The Foresight, a stolen merchant ship, exemplifies Barstow’s philosophy: Pretend to be a merchant until they catch you—and then use your guns to reward their diligence.

001

FAS-002

TrinitySpanish
Points: 15
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets + S to her base move if she has all of her masts.
While the French and English battle, the Trinity has been busy furthering Spain’s agenda: expanding the empire, setting up new ports, and filling the Crown’s coffers.

002

FAS-003

HMS ApolloEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Link: Thomas Gunn
When this ship is docked at your home island, you can eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
With Gunn as her captain and the hope of an English victory pinned to her sails, the Apollo is primed for battle from the moment she leaves port.

003

FAS-004

NeptuneFrench
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Phillipe Jordan
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Neptune is Phillipe Jordan’s personal ship. He had her retrofitted for war and claims to have used ancient rituals to curry the blessing of her namesake, the sea god.

004

FAS-005

MonaqueFrench
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 2L 3L 3L
Other ships do not block this ship’s line of fire.
After battling the English to a draw off the coast of Trinidad, the crew of the Monaque had to rally to stop a Cursed sneak attack, which finished off the English.

005

FAS-006

USS ConcordiaAmerican
Points: 21
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
Link: Montana Mays
This ship’s cannons can’t be eliminated (masts still can be). If derelict, she can’t shoot.
While the politicians keep America neutral, Mays keeps putting the Concordia through her paces by hunting down any pirates or Cursed who try to pillage Atlantic ports.

006

FAS-007

PestilenceCursed
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Masts on this ship can’t be eliminated by shots unless the cannon roll is a 6.
Though small in stature, the Pestilence lives up to the rumor that just seeing her will leave you wasted by disease.

007

FAS-008

NewportEnglish
Points: 8
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against targets without all their masts.
The Newport was conscripted to patrol the North Sea as an advance warning to the French to stay away from Mother England.

008

FAS-009

HMS MinervaEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
With a home port of Gibraltar, the Minerva stays out of battles, and instead watches for ships sailing out from Spanish ports.

009

FAS-010

JeuxFrench
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
Having sailed back from Polynesia, this ship’s crew had no idea they were at war until they were attacked by an English ship in the Caribbean—and barely escaped.

010

FAS-011

ArrogantFrench
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s masts.
Called to duty by Capitaine Azarue, this little ship has experienced conflict in arenas as varied as the Mediterranean and the South China Seas.

011

FAS-012

USS DestinyAmerican
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
You can double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
As a crew-training ship, the Destiny rotates her complement to serve on larger ships once a year.

012

FAS-013

DraconumPirate
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Bombardier. Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
The Draconum prototype was stolen by Myssion’s pirates while she was on a test mission. Though the ship is not yet fully equipped, her big gun is impressive even in untrained hands.

013

FAS-014

BombardierEnglish
Points: 18
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 3L 3L
Bombardier. When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
The Bombardier was christened by Lord Mycron on the same day war was declared on France. She was equipped with all of the Crown’s best gunners—a virtual all-star collection of English cannoneers.

014

FAS-015

ConquerantFrench
Points: 21
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2L 2S 2S
Bombardier. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given an extra action.
With a smaller but faster fleet, France is underpowered in any battle with the English. The big guns of the Conquerant are France’s latest attempt to redress that inequality.

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FAS-016

Grand VainqueurFrench
Points: 21
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S 3S
Bombardier. Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
Captain Arazure took control of the Grand Vainqueur and led her on a string of victories over the English that allowed the French time to build up their global fleet.

016

FAS-017

WidowmakerPirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 4S 4S 4S 4S
Flotilla, Extended Range.
Found floating off the coast of Africa by Hammersmith, the Widowmaker is almost as good a combatant as she is a virtual deterrent.

017

FAS-018

ArmadaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Flotilla, Extended Range. When this ship hits an enemy ship, you can also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Spain was the last of the nations to create a flotilla, but now uses them aggressively to protect its precious ports in the New World.

018

FAS-019

TowerEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
Flotilla, Extended Range. Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
The Tower is towed into battle by small blockade runners so that it can be placed as close to the enemy as possible.

019

FAS-020

Mont BlancFrench
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
Flotilla, Extended Range. When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Not really suited to the French corsair fighting style, the Mont Blanc is used more for port protection than actual battle.

020

FAS-021

Sammy the SkullCursed
Points: 6
Link: All Cursed ships
Loyal:Cursed, Captain, Fear.
Who Sammy was in life is not known. What Sammy is now is not really known either. A living skeleton? A manifestation of dark and ancient sea gods? A puppet under the control of El Fantasma? What does matter is that he has command of all military operations for El Fantasma’s Cursed fleet.

021

FAS-022

HammersmithPirate
Points: 5
Hostile:England, Captain, Helmsman.
As a prisoner of the Crown, the hulk of a man known only as Hammersmith was sentenced to an Australian penal colony. After his prison ship sank during a South Pacific squall, his life was somehow spared, and he took that as a sign that maybe he needed to find a new life.

022

FAS-023

Captain MysionPirate
Points: 3
Loyal:Pirate. When this ship is given a shoot action, for every cannon roll of 6, the target’s controller eliminates an extra mast. For every 1, eliminate a mast from this ship.
How an average sailor like Henry McLean became the self-proclaimed King of the Pirates, Captain Mysion, is a mystery. Most claim sea madness. Yet he has somehow stumbled his way through encounters that sent more-veteran sailors sinking to the bottom of the sea—and is all the richer for it.

023

FAS-024

BarstowPirate
Points: 8
Link: Foresight
Explorer. If this ship wins a boarding party, she can capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
Not many have been able to make piracy a legitimate business, but Barstow seems to be able to walk that fine line. He claims contacts in the courts of Europe and counts admirals, captains, pirates, and merchants equally as “business” partners.

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FAS-025

Victor De AlvaSpanish
Points: 8
Loyal:Spain, Captain. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship can be given an extra action.
From birth Victor de Alva was given the best. He was schooled by the greatest minds in Europe. He trained on the best ships under the eye of Spain’s most accomplished naval commanders. And now he’s ready to play his part in the expansion of Spain’s empire.

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FAS-026

Thomas GunnEnglish
Points: 9
Link: HMS Apollo
Loyal:England, Captain. Once per turn give any ship in your fleet +1 to all of her cannon rolls.
Reports of Gunn’s exploits (true and fanciful) fill England’s papers, as he has become exactly what Mycron wanted: a hero of the seas who will lead England to her glory. And if he dies then the country will be even more ready to avenge his death.

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FAS-027

Lord MycronEnglish
Points: 6
Loyal:England. Instead of giving this ship an action this turn, you can give another ship in your fleet two actions.
As a member of Parliament and an advisor to the Crown, Lord Mycron pushed for the current conflict with England’s old rival, France. He hopes to ensure England as the singular force on the seas, and if removing France is part of that process, well, that’s just lagniappe.

027

FAS-028

Capitaine ArazureFrench
Points: 5
Hostile:England, Loyal:France. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, choose two of the following: eliminate a crew, take a treasure, or eliminate a mast.
Arazure could not have asked for greater glory for the tri-colors than attacking and destroying the English. In war, his cruelty and savagery are masked by the necessity of combat. The Crown continues to look the other way as his successes mount.

028

FAS-029

Phillipe JordanFrench
Points: 7
Link: Neptune
Loyal:France, Captain. As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
Young and restless, Jordan joined the French navy as a way to see the world, fight some pirates, annoy the English, and maybe get rich. Becoming a seasoned captain of a warship was not on the list and yet he has been given command of the Neptune—and told that if she sinks he might as well go down with her.

029

FAS-030

Montana MaysAmerican
Points: 7
Link: USS Concordia
Loyal:America, Captain. This ship’s crew can’t be eliminated unless she sinks.
Called from the Pacific to command ships in the Atlantic seemed like a demotion to Mays. But with the French-English war going on and pirates and Cursed ready to pounce, he has realized the magnitude of his summons.

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FAS-031

Sea HagCursed
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. If this ship ends her turn in a fog bank, on her next turn she can use her move action to move out of any other fog bank in play.
The Sea Hag often poses as a derelict ship in need of assistance, luring unwary ships toward a fog bank . . . then suddenly emerging from behind them and opening fire.

031

FAS-032

Rum RunnerPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L
Schooner, Parley.
The crew of the Rum Runner prefer smuggling to pillaging, often filling their holds with cargo and sailing low in the water. Though slow, the ship is nevertheless ready to put up a fight with those who don’t accept her offers of parley.

032

FAS-033

DelightPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against targets without all their masts.
Fearful that others will steal his hard-won loot, the captain of the Delight secrets his treasures at the far ends of the sea, under the cold shores of Islas Malvinas.

033

FAS-034

AugustaSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 4S
Schooner. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you can mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
The Augusta is an Italian-built ship sailing under the Spanish flag, crewed by Italians promised not only a share of the cargo they carry but also land to eventually settle in the Spanish colonies.

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FAS-035

CygnetEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S
Schooner. L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
The captain of the Cygnet typically keeps his ship close in around and among islands, the better to shock the French ships he hunts by sneaking his pure-white vessel up behind them in the black of night.

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FAS-036

Colonial TraderAmerican
Points: 14
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S 4S 4S
Schooner. If this ship carries no crew, she gets +2 cargo capacity.
Though the crew of the Colonial Trader would prefer to peacefully sail the shipping lanes, many aboard are experienced in battle and won’t shy away from a fight.

036

FAS-037

PillagePirate
Points: 7
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Once per turn, this ship can move S after unloading cargo.
The Pillage is as straightforward as her name, hesitating to attack only when the odds are too long or it’s obvious that a ship has nothing worth taking.

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FAS-038

NapolitanaSpanish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 3L
If this ship has a crew with the Captain keyword, she gets +L to her base move.
A Spanish-flagged Italian ship, the Napolitana is known both for her prowess in protecting the Spanish merchant ships she escorts and for the light operas her crew stage on deck while out at sea.

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FAS-039

HMS RamEnglish
Points: 6
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
Older officers aboard the Ram remember fighting French ships in their own waters, and are happy to engage them on the far side of the ocean. They send a rifleman up to the rigging as soon as they spot a vessel on the horizon.

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FAS-040

HMS DiamondEnglish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L
If this ship has a crew with the Captain keyword, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls and +S to her base move.
One of the smaller ships to carry the name, the newest Diamond has a young and ambitious crew tasked with moving quickly about the Caribbean to be wherever and whenever they are needed.

040

FAS-041

CarcajouFrench
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L
Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
The French government purchased the Carcajou in a Brazilian port, but beyond that her origins are unknown. The crew is glad for the reinforced metal plates in the ship’s hull, but they’re endlessly curious about who put them there, and why.

041

FAS-042

Black BearAmerican
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Once per turn, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
The Black Bear is the second American vessel to bear the name, following in the tradition of the Virginia merchantman named by Daniel Boone.

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FAS-043

Poor AdamsCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Eternal. This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
It's said that when the desperate and downtrodden truly have nowhere else to go, they can wander down to any shore, let the tide roll in over them on a moonless night--and join the cursed crew of the Poor Adams.

043

FAS-044

Royal LouisFrench
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Broadsides Attack.
The crew of the Royal Louis have been hardened in battle, and by first-hand experience of the things at sea that are more terrible than even pirates and cannon fire.

044

FAS-045

AbominationCursed
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3L
Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
Said to be built from the bodies of those unfortunate souls who did not join the Cursed when they had their chance, the Abomination prowls the seas, always eager to acquire more flesh and blood to build up her decks.

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FAS-046

Lady's ScornPirate
Points: 15
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 4S
Broadsides Attack. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
While English and French captains focus on their disputes, the Calico Cat and the Lady’s Scorn slipped into Atlantic waters to prey upon Spanish ships trying to smuggle heavy loads of gold and precious cargo past the distracted fleets.

046

FAS-047

Black MambaPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
When this ship is given a shoot action, for every cannon roll of 6, the target’s controller eliminates an extra mast. For every 1, eliminate a mast from this ship.
The Black Mamba’s captain is a former Louisiana riverboat pilot who keeps his voodoo priestess grandmother aboard. He follows the omens she sees toward the wealth and glory she promises, even when some of his crew quietly think their course to be lunacy.

047

FAS-048

Santa CatalinaSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
Once, when the skill of the Santa Catalina’s cannoneers was maligned by an English harbormaster, they demonstrated their ability by firing a cannonball through his hilltop villa’s single plate glass window.

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FAS-049

San PedroSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
One of this ship’s treasures is worth +2 gold when unloaded at your home island.
The closely guarded secret of the San Pedro is that the mundane cargo carried in her hold is a cover for the secret cargo spaces hidden among her ballasts—which allows her to bring large amounts of gold safely to port.

049

FAS-050

Nova ScotiaEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3S
When this ship is docked at your home island, you can eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
The Nova Scotia was originally built to sail trade routes into Hudson Bay. But now she’s crewed by resourceful Canadians who enthusiastically volunteered when the English throne called for a ship to sail into dangerous-but-warm southern waters.

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FAS-051

MontrealFrench
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
Stolen from the English fleet and reflagged, the Montreal harasses the English both to support French cause and to attempt to shake English control of their home.

051

FAS-052

PawtucketAmerican
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
After looking at treasure on a wild island, you can trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
Crewed by American officers and Portuguese sailors, the Pawtucket frequently changes captains, from decorated and soon-to-retire veterans to nearly incompetent amateurs on their first assignments.

052

FAS-053

SickleCursed
Points: 21
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
Switchblade. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against targets without all their masts.
Few believed stories of the Sickle and her deadly blades until she caught up with three English ships and carved up two of them. The last escaped with an English officer aboard whose unimpeachable word finally confirmed the tales.

053

FAS-054

HMS SalientEnglish
Points: 20
Masts 4 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L 3L
Switchblade.
Some officers aboard the Salient are uncomfortable with the ship’s more exotic equipment, deeming them “ungentlemanly.” They often have to be urged in their use by the younger or more pragmatic members of the crew.

054

FAS-055

HMS TalonEnglish
Points: 23
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3S 3S
Switchblade. This ship ignores the first hit she takes each turn as long as she has all of her masts.
The first English ship to be outfitted with “nautical pincers” following Admiral Stephens’ sighting of the Sickle, the Talon first employed the new equipment against a pirate frigate not far from Gibraltar.

055

FAS-056

SaberFrench
Points: 23
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Switchblade. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
The Sabre is captained by a minor French nobleman descended from a musketeer. He sees his ship’s cannons as “muskets” and her blades as “swords,” and he uses both in battle with a musketeer’s joie de vivre.

056

FAS-057a

Fire Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a fire shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the fire shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one of her masts with a fire mast. If the cannon roll is a 1, eliminate Fire Shot from the game and replace one of this ship’s masts with a fire mast.

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FAS-057b

Fire Mast Rules
Points:
If a ship has a fire mast, before she is given an action roll a d6 for each fire mast on her. On a result of 5 or 6, remove the fire mast; on a 1 or 2, replace another of her masts with a fire mast. When a ship has only fire masts, she must be scuttled on her next turn. When a ship docks at her home island or a fort, remove all of her fire masts as a free action.

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FAS-058

Knight's ErrantCursed
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 4L 4S
Galley, Ghost Ship. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
When the tide went out on a red-skied dawn, the rotting form of the Knight’s Errant was revealed from beneath the waves, reborn to terrorize European ships sailing the south Atlantic.

058

FAS-059

CyclopsCursed
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
Galley. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Stories say that once a sailor has seen the eye on the sail of the Cyclops, he’ll never see shore again.

059

FAS-060

SplinterPirate
Points: 7
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed S
Cannons 2S 2S 2S
Galley. Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
Cursed by the Hag of Tortuga to forever sail a nearly derelict ship, the crew of the Splinter sometimes choose to steal wood and canvas they can use in repairs rather than gold.

060

FAS-061

LepantoSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Galley. Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
Built to ply Italian waters, the Lepanto was instead purchased by a wealthy Spaniard who needed ships for his Caribbean fleet.

061

FAS-062

Saint JamesEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Galley. If this ship shoots at a ship that was previously shot at by another ship this turn, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls against that ship this turn.
After each of their many victories, the crew of the Saint James throw 28 pieces of gold into the sea in honor of their ship’s namesake.

062

FAS-063

BonifacioFrench
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Galley. When this ship is docked at your home island, you can eliminate one treasure. It becomes a 3S cannon that can be eliminated only when the ship sinks.
The brothers who share command of the Bonifacio sail endlessly in search of vengeance against the English sailor who killed their father.

063

FAS-064

CycloneCursed
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4L
Galley. Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry, even those that otherwise can’t be removed.
Those fleeing from the Cursed sailors aboard the Cyclone quickly find that her ragged sails somehow allow her to be fleet even in the faintest breeze.

064

FAS-065

Freedom's HandPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 2S
Galley. You can double the range of this ship’s cannons each turn, but you must roll a 6 to hit.
The rowdy crew of the Freedom’s Hand are infamous for dangerously overloading their cannons with gunpowder in an attempt to hit distant ships, and are as shocked as their opponents each time their cannon doesn’t blow up in their faces.

065

FAS-066

SolSpanish
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Galley. When this ship is given an explore action, you can swap a treasure on the wild island for a crew on any friendly ship.
The golden sails of the Sol were a gift from the Spanish throne after her captain returned with a cargo of gold he claimed from the legendary city of Cibola, but other stories say the gold was stolen from the buried booty of a pirate crew.

066

FAS-067

TemplarEnglish
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L
Galley. When this ship is given a shoot action, for every cannon roll of 6, the target’s controller eliminates an extra mast. For every 1, eliminate a mast from this ship.
Small but agile and manned by a courageous crew, the Templar will take any chance required to track and defeat ships from the French fleet.

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FAS-068

Enfant TerribleFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3L
Galley. L-range cannons can’t hit this ship.
The construction of the Enfant Terrible was funded by a young French nobleman who takes credit for all her exploits, even though he himself rarely goes to sea.

068

FAS-069

VoleurFrench
Points: 9
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Galley. If this ship has a crew with the Captain keyword, she gets +1 to her cannon rolls.
The “Dark Corsair” has thrived on raiding English merchant ships since being given a letter of marque by the French Crown, often striking at night while her targets are far out to sea.

069

FAS-070

Angel De GuardaSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 4S 4S
If this ship carries no crew, she gets +2 cargo capacity.
Despite her size, the Angel de Guarda is often crewed by a surprisingly small number of sailors, her captain trusting the ship’s namesake to protect her when sometimes crucial positions are left unmanned.

070

FAS-071

HMS Ark RoyalEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Broadsides Attack, Eternal.
The crew of the new Ark Royal works tirelessly to live up to their ship’s name, which follows in the tradition of the flagship commanded by Sir Walter Raleigh, who defeated the Spanish armada.

071

FAS-072

USS LenoxAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
Once per turn, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
Tasked with keeping the battles between the English and the French from coming too close to American shores, the crew of the Lenox inspect passing vessels—which sometimes results in their departing a bit lighter than they arrived.

072

FAS-073

Pale MoonCursed
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 2L
Ghost Ship.
Sails, planks, crew—everything aboard the Pale Moon is as bleached as driftwood left in the sun. Only rum from the massive casks kept below decks returns fire to the crew’s cheeks and spirits.

073

FAS-074

CacaoPirate
Points: 11
Masts 2 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S
Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, she can randomly take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Unknown to most on the sea, the unusually large crew of the Mocha often infiltrate ships, and then quickly and quietly drop treasure over to the side to their true ship and waiting brethren.

074

FAS-075

USS BuffaloAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
As stubborn and determined as the animal for which she’s named, the Buffalo led the counterattack that broke the blockade of Kingston.

075

FAS-076

ClaretPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Schooner, Broadsides Attack.
When he allows his crew shore leave, the French-born capitaine of the Claret is rumored to sail a sloop to his hidden home in Venezuela, where he tends his family’s ancestral grapevines in a small vineyard.

076

FAS-077

AntamasiaSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Schooner. If this ship isn’t assigned a Helmsman crew, roll a d6 after she resolves a move action. On a result of 4–6, this ship can move L.
Constantly stumbling upon battles between French and English ships, the crew of the Antamasia have become skilled at rigging the ship to sail quickly around trouble—or when they’re prepared, straight into the fight.

077

FAS-078

YorkAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Schooner. Once per turn, this ship can look at one face-down cargo on any ship.
The obviously English construction of the York is sometimes used to fool others as to the true loyalties of her crew, though they are quick and proud to fly the Stars and Stripes when they enter battle.

078

FAS-079

MadnessCursed
Points: 12
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L
Schooner. Once per turn, one of this ship’s cannons can shoot again if it misses.
None living have been below to the gun decks of the Madness, but many marvel as the sheer volume of chaotic cannon fire she’s capable of slinging at her targets.

079

FAS-080

ZanzibarPirate
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S
Schooner. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Raiding wealthy merchant ships has given the crew of the Zanzibar a taste for expensive spices, which they add to every bowl of stew they eat.

080

FAS-081

USS SharkAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L
Schooner. After this ship resolves a shoot action, she can move as a free action.
Famous for the hit-and-run tactics of her commander, the Shark is a familiar sight as she prowls up and down the United States coastline, her cocksure crew looking for more chances to prove their vaunted valor and ability.

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FAS-082

Sir EdmundCursed
Points: 2
Place this crew face up during setup. Reduce the cost of all other crew placed on this ship by 1.
Cruel Sir Edmund, Edmund of Kent, trick’d men to his crew, but ignored their lament. His sword and his temper, they all knew too well, “If you’ve serv’d under Edmund, you’ve no fear of Hell.” Dragg’d under the sea, consum’d by a beast, bound e’re to their master, as part of the feast. Accurs’d with his crew, the seas to torment, dread Sir Edmund, his soul fully spent.

082

FAS-083

CoconutPirate
Points: 4
Explorer. Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
Coconut is so named because of his ability to smell his favorite fruit on the wind, allowing him to sniff the way to islands before those in the crow’s nest even spot them.

083

FAS-084

Grim the SavagePirate
Points: 6
Marine.
Nobody knows the true name of Grim the Savage . . . because nobody dares call him anything else.

084

FAS-085

Roberto SantanaSpanish
Points: 6
Loyal:Spain. Once per turn give any ship in your fleet +1 to all of her cannon rolls.
The “Old Man” is enormously respected by every captain in the Spanish fleet, and though he holds no military rank his commands are unquestioned. The architect of Spain’s European naval strategy, he is currently working on a plan to protect Spanish colonies from the Cursed.

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FAS-086

Luis ZuanSpanish
Points: 2
Loyal:Spain, Helmsman.
A veteran of many battles in the waters of the New World, Luis Zuan has thrown himself into hunting the Cursed in hopes of attracting the attention and respect of Roberto Santana.

086

FAS-087

Hermione GoldEnglish
Points: 8
Once each time this ship is given an action, you can roll 2d6 any time you would roll a d6. Choose the result you want to use.
Though still sailing under the English flag, Hermione Gold continues to chafe each time she receives another order from the Admiralty—particularly when she’s sent into battle with the French while gold-laden Spanish galleons slip past her.

087

FAS-088

Sir Rupert HargreavesEnglish
Points: 8
Loyal:England. Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, choose a cannon and roll 2d6. Choose the result you want to use.
After serving for many years aboard many English ships, Sir Rupert had recently retired—until the Crown declared war on the French. Still enraged that two of his sons were lost at sea in French waters, Sir Rupert has returned to duty, his drive for vengeance and his access to the highest levels of the Admiralty helping him fan the flames of war and ensure that there won’t be peace anytime soon.

088

FAS-089

Gendarmerie Rene MoreauFrench
Points: 5
Hostile:England, Loyal:France, Marine.
Once tasked with protecting French naval officers while in the homeland, Rene Moreau has set out to sea in order to better understand those he protects, and perhaps one day join their ranks.

089

FAS-090

Guy LaPlanteFrench
Points: 7
Loyal:France, Captain. As part of a move action, this ship can initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship can’t use any boarding bonuses.
Though he loves France and has sworn to serve the Tricolors till death, Guy LaPlante has never forgiven the government for ceding the Louisiana territories where he was born. That and his estrangement from his beloved wife after her tryst with Montana Mays keep LaPlante at sea, venting his frustration upon those pirates and English foolish enough to cross his path.

090

FAS-091a

Tidal FiendsCursed
Points: 2
Loyal:Cursed. If any crew on this ship with point cost 5 or more would be eliminated, eliminate this crew instead.
Sailors who always believed themselves safe when the horizon was clear were stunned by this new terror, born of the water itself.

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FAS-091b

Major Peter SharpeEnglish
Points: 5
Hostile:France, Loyal:England, Marine.
Son of an English military hero, Peter Sharpe set out to sea to escape his father’s reputation and build his own.

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FAS-092a

Dr. Richard ScottEnglish
Points: 5
Loyal:England. When a face-up crew on this ship would be eliminated, turn it face down instead.
Dr. Scott has seen enough blood and death to see most sailors as faceless and interchangeable, but for some reason he and Peter Sharpe have become inseparable friends.

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FAS-092b

LenoirFrench
Points: 4
Hostile:England, Loyal:France. Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship can’t use its ability that turn.
Few of his crewmates are quite sure what Lenoir’s duties are—but they apparently involve whispering in the captain’s ear.

092b

FAS-093a

Father DucetFrench
Points: 5
Loyal:France. When a face-up crew on this ship would be eliminated, turn it face down instead.
When war broke out with England, Father Ducet was quick to set out to sea, certain that where bodies could be saved, souls could be as well.

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FAS-093b

Diamond Nelson TurnerAmerican
Points: 8
Loyal:America. Once each time this ship is given an action, you can roll 2d6 any time you would roll a d6. Choose the result you want to use.
Diamond Nelson Turner won his ship in a poker game, and runs his ship the same way—with less pleasant duties going to the unlucky.

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FAS-094

Turtles
Points:
When revealed, put this treasure and up to nine other Turtles from outside the game within S of the wild island. At the beginning of each of your turns, the Turtles move S toward your home island, avoiding all islands and terrain. Eliminate a Turtle if it is touched by any ship or sea monster. Each Turtle that touches your home island is worth 1 gold.

094

FAS-095

Mirror of Archimedes
Points:
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, instead of shooting you can choose one opposing ship that is more than S but less than L away from one of this ship’s masts. Then roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, replace up to two of the target’s masts with fire masts; on a result of 1, remove Mirror of Archimedes from the game.

095

FAS-096

French Royal Decree
Points:
Each time this ship sinks a non-French ship, randomly choose one gold coin on a wild island and put it on your home island.

096

FAS-097

English Royal Decree
Points:
Each time this ship sinks a non-English ship, randomly choose one gold coin on a wild island and put it on your home island.

097

FAS-098

Deck Cannon
Points:
Deck Cannon is a 2S cannon not associated with any mast that can be eliminated only when this ship sinks. When it shoots, you can measure range from any part of this ship.

098

FAS-099

Ammunition
Points:
When revealed, this player chooses a piece of equipment with “shot” in the name from outside the game and assigns it to this ship; this equipment does not take up cargo space.

099

FAS-100

French Letter of Marque
Points: 1
This ship can use Parley against French ships. If this ship shoots at a French ship, remove French Letter of Marque from the game.

100

FAS-101

English Letter of Marque
Points: 1
This ship can use Parley against English ships. If this ship shoots at an English ship, remove English Letter of Marque from the game.

101

FAS-102

Spanish Letter of Marque
Points: 1
This ship can use Parley against Spanish ships. If this ship shoots at a Spanish ship, remove Spanish Letter of Marque from the game.

102

FAS-103

American Letter of Marque
Points: 1
This ship can use Parley against American ships. If this ship shoots at an American ship, remove American Letter of Marque from the game.

103

FAS-104

Grapple Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a grapple shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the grapple shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead this ship can initiate a boarding party against the target. If the cannon roll is a 1, remove Grapple Shot from the game.

104

FAS-105

Smokepot Shot
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a smokepot shot; you do not need to target a ship. Simply place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it can’t touch any island or ship. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

105

FAS-106

Chain Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a chain shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the chain shot before rolling the d6. If the shot hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead the target can’t move on her next turn. If the cannon roll is a 1, remove Chain Shot from the game.

106

FAS-107

Grape Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a grape shot. Declare which cannon will shoot grape shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, eliminate a crew instead of a mast. If the cannon roll is a 1, remove Grape Shot from the game.

107

FAS-108

Stinkpot Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a stinkpot shot. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew can’t use their abilities on her next turn. If the cannon roll is a 1, remove Stinkpot Shot from the game.

108

FAS-109

Exploding Shot
Points: 3
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot an exploding shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the exploding shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one mast with a fire mast and eliminates a crew. If the cannon roll is a 1, remove Exploding Shot from the game and eliminate a mast from this ship.

109

FAS-110

Double Shot
Points: 1
Once per turn when this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a double shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the double shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the cannon can shoot again. If either cannon roll is a 1, remove Double Shot from the game and eliminate a mast from this ship.

110

FAS-111

CannoneeerCursed
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

111

FAS-112

CannoneeerPirate
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

112

FAS-113

CannoneeerSpanish
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

113

FAS-114

CannoneeerEnglish
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

114

FAS-115

CannoneeerFrench
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

115

FAS-116

CannoneeerAmerican
Points: 2
Cannoneer.

116

FAS-117

MusketeerCursed
Points: 3
Musketeer.

117

FAS-118

MusketeerPirate
Points: 3
Musketeer.

118

FAS-119

MusketeerSpanish
Points: 3
Musketeer.

119

FAS-120

MusketeerEnglish
Points: 3
Musketeer.

120

FAS-121

MusketeerFrench
Points: 3
Musketeer.

121

FAS-122

MusketeerAmerican
Points: 3
Musketeer.

122

FAS-123

OarsmanCursed
Points: 1
Oarsman.

123

FAS-124

OarsmanPirate
Points: 1
Oarsman.

124

FAS-125

OarsmanSpanish
Points: 1
Oarsman.

125

FAS-126

OarsmanEnglish
Points: 1
Oarsman.

126

FAS-127

OarsmanFrench
Points: 1
Oarsman.

127

FAS-128

OarsmanAmerican
Points: 1
Oarsman.

128

FAS-129

Skin FlayerCursed
Points: 21
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 2S 2S
Switchblade, Eternal.
As the Skin Flayer roams the seas in search of new soulds to take, unwitting ships often sail stright to their doom by mistaking glints of light from her blades for safe haven.

129

FAS-130

Silver CoffinCursed
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 0 Base Speed T
Cannons 4L 4L 4L 4L
Flotilla, Extended Range.
With a reach as long as Death itself, the Silver Coffin is well-equipped to make any ship that nears her a coffin unto itself.

130

FAS-131

Tabitha McWarrenCursed
Points: 6
Loyal:Cursed. Give this ship a move action but do not move her. Instead, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, move an enemy ship L in any direction.
Tabitha McWarren joined the Cursed willingly, leaping off a seaside cliff onto the sharp rocks below to be reunited with the dead pirate she loved. Now the voice that brought her renown as a barmaid lets her share her doom with mortal ships, misdirecting them toward the rocks and beasts hidden in the fog.

131

FAS-132

Soul Mark
Points: 1
This ship can use Parley against Cursed ships. If this ship shoots at a Cursed ship, remove Soul Mark from the game.

132

FAS-133

HMS ResolutionEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against French ships.
They say the crew of the HMS Resolution must make a resolution when they take up station on her: No French ship will ever escape her wrath.

133

FAS-134

NoxFrench
Points: 10
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
Seasoned nocturnal hunters all, the crew of the Nox wait until the sun is consumed by the watery horizon each day to hunt their English prey. They believe that their ancient patron, the primordial goddess of the night, guides their cannons true even in the barest glimmer of starlight.

134

FAS-135

Lucky SevenPirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
The crew of the Lucky Seven are well aware their captain is a gambling man, often prone to pulling into enemy ports for a quick raid when he feels the stars are right.

135

FAS-136

CrocodileCursed
Points: 11
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3S
This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against Pirate ships.
None are quite sure what the Crocodile might be hiding below decks, but she has a thirst for pirate blood that might never be sated.

136

FAS-200

ScepterFrench
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
This ship may dock and then explore a wild island using the same move action.

200

FAS-201

Chain Shot
Points: 1
After using Chain Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a chain shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the chain shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead the target can’t move on her next turn.

201

FAS-202

HMS Morning StarEnglish
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3L 3L 3L 2S
Ramming can’t eliminate this ship’s masts.
The HMS Morning Star was launched by the queen herself the very day war was declared on the French. She is the newest ship of the line and expected to help bring the English quick victory.

202

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Morning StarFrench
Points: 14
Masts 5 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 3L 3L 3S
Other ships do not block this ship’s line of fire.
In a crushing blow to the English cause, the Morning Star was captured by French sailors in the Battle of Casablanca. The newly reflagged Morning Star taunted shore observers along the Gibraltar coast before setting out across the Atlantic.

203

FAS-204

Morning StarPirate
Points: 12
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S 3S 3S 3S
When this ship sinks another ship, you can repair one of this ship’s masts.
Though battered while crossing the ocean and in the battles she found in the Caribbean, the Morning Star was always well tended until she fell into the hands of pirates, who repair her with whatever is handy and using as little effort as possible.

204

FAS-205

Morning StarSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 5 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4S 4S 4S 4S
Eliminate one of this ship’s masts when she rolls a 1 on any cannon roll.
When the pirate crew of the Morning Star were captured by the Spanish fleet, they were hung from the yardarm, after which the ship was sold to a merchant who ignored the captain’s cries for new guns and provided clean, new sails instead.

205

FAS-206

USS Morning StarAmerican
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 5 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S 3S
When this ship is given an explore action, you can swap a treasure on the wild island for a crew on any friendly ship.
Abandoned after she was accidentally beached on the Outer Banks, the Morning Star was recovered by an ambitious young crew of American sailors who offered themselves and their new ship to the United States.

206

FAS-207

Mourning StarCursed
Points: 10
Masts 5 Cargo 3 Base Speed S
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S 3S
On the turn this ship is pinned, eliminate one crew from the enemy ship.
The American crew of the Morning Star were annihilated when excavations on Oak Island released a wave of terrible creatures that consumed the sailors and took their place.

207

FAS-208

LezardFrench
Points: 4
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
This ship can’t shoot when she carries treasure.
Fast and agile, the Lezard gained respect by ensuring the safety of French ships sailing through the channel. But she gained infamy for the numerous times she sailed close enough to English ships for her crew to drop their pantaloons in salute.

208

FAS-209

HMS LizardEnglish
Points: 5
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
When this ship hits another ship, you choose which mast is eliminated.
After being captured by an English ship posing as a French ship in distress, this ship would have been put to torch if England hadn’t desperately needed more ships to patrol the queen’s coastline.

209

FAS-210

LizardAmerican
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L
Once per turn, one crew or ship within S of this ship can’t use its ability that turn.
Given to the Americans by the English in return for vital information on the Cursed, the Lizard remained in European waters to carry American agents and diplomats wherever they were needed.

210

FAS-211

LagartoSpanish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S
Once per turn, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship she touches.
With warrants from both the English and the French accusing the ship’s American officers of espionage, they had little choice but to sell the Lagarto to Spain at an extreme loss—after which the Spanish enjoyed smuggling the Americans to safety in their own ship.

211

FAS-212

Sea LizardPirate
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L
This ship eliminates two masts with one hit.
Stolen while she was docked at the Canary Islands, the Sea Lizard was rechristened by her new pirate crew on the African coast while they equipped her with a new, massive cannon.

212

FAS-213

Lizard's StingCursed
Points: 6
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
Two hits from the same shoot action are required to eliminate one of this ship’s masts.
As he was thrown overboard to the deep, a gypsy merchant laid a curse upon the Lizard’s Sting that quickly led her and her crew to their doom—then brought them back, denied death until they find the gypsy’s corpse and return it to his family.

213

FAS-214

Double Shot
Points: 1
After using Double Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a double shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the double shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the cannon can shoot again. If either cannon roll is a 1, eliminate a mast from this ship.

214

FAS-215

Exploding Shot
Points: 1
After using Exploding Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot an exploding shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the exploding shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, the target’s controller replaces one mast with a fire mast and eliminates a crew. If the cannon roll is a 1, eliminate a mast from this ship.

215

FAS-216

Grapple Shot
Points: 1
After using Grapple Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a grapple shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the grapple shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead this ship can initiate a boarding party against the target.

216

FAS-217

Grape Shot
Points: 1
After using Grape Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a grape shot. Declare which cannon will shoot the grape shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, eliminate a crew instead of a mast.

217

FAS-218

Stinkpot Shot
Points: 1
After using Stinkpot Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a stinkpot shot. You must declare which cannon will shoot the stinkpot shot before rolling the d6. If it hits, do not eliminate a mast; instead, the target's crew can’t use their abilities on her next turn.

218

FAS-219

Smokepot Shot
Points: 1
After using Smokepot Shot, remove it from the game. When this ship is given a shoot action, one of her cannons can shoot a smokepot shot. Place the center of a fog bank within S of this ship; it can’t touch any island or ship. Remove the fog bank at the beginning of your next turn.

219

FAS-220

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

220

FAS-221

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

221

FAS-222

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

222

FAS-223

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

223

FAS-224

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

224

FAS-225

Treasure Card
Points:
A zero gold coin can be used as normal treasure and counts whenever a random treasure is taken.

225

FAS-226

Raptor MawCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed D
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 3S
Sea Dragon. Once per turn, when this sea monster hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
It is said that El Fantasma knows immediately when a Cursed ship is sunk, and by whom. It is then that he unleashes his pet, Raptor Maw, to pursue those who dared defy him and his quest to rule the seas.

226

FAS-300

Chum MakerCursed
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Scorpion. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, choose two of the following: eliminate a crew, take a treasure, or eliminate a mast.
Sailors can always tell where the Chum Maker has sailed by looking for the telltale fins of sharks.

300

FAS-400

Royal RoverPirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
Link: Bartholomew Roberts
If this ship wins a boarding party, she can take as much treasure from that ship as she can carry.
Bart Roberts was voted the captain of the Royal Rover when he avenged the death of her first captain and accepted the honor by stating " better beign a commander than a common man".

400

FAS-401

Bartholomew RobertsPirate
Points: 6
Link: Royal Rover
Captain, Loyal: Pirate. After looking at treasure on a wild island, you can trade any one treasure from that island for a random treasure on any other wild island. This ship must load the traded treasure.
(May 17, 1682 - February 10, 1722) Bart Roberts was the single most successful pirate during the Golden Age of Piracy. His exploits from Brazil to new Foundland showed how he could command as well as any seasoned naval veterran. He also created the Articles of Piracy that he made his crew swear on when they came signed to sail with him. He drank tea rather than rum, dressed only in the finest clothes and was considred bullet-proof by his crew. Killed by Grapeshot that ripped open his neck, he was weighted down and buried at sea.

401

FAS-402

Queen Anne's RevengePirate
Points: 12
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3L 3S
Link: Blackbeard
This ship can dock at an enemy home island and load one treasure. If able, she must leave on your next turn.
Captain of the most famous of pirate ships, Blackbeard was accused of running her aground to get rid of a bunch of his crew so that he could pocket more of her treasure.

402

FAS-403

BlackbeardPirate
Points: 10
Link: Queen Anne’s Revenge
Captain, Loyal: Pirate. If this ship wins a boarding party, she can capture the crew with the highest point cost instead of eliminating it. A captured crew becomes cargo worth its point cost in gold when unloaded at your home island.
(1680?-Nov. 22, 1718) Edward Teach became the most notorious pirate of the Spanish Main by using fear and intimidation as his weapons, sometimes even appearing with smoking hemp in his beard to give the image that he was the Devil himself. His boldest move was to blockade Charleston, South Carolina, picking off ships until he was given a chest of medicine. Pardoned once, but still feared, he was hunted down by Captain Maynard, who cut off his head and hung it from his bow.

403

FAS-404

AmityPirate
Points: 10
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Link: Thomas Tew
When this ship carries no cargo, she gets +S to her base move.
The only ship Tew ever used, the Amity traveled the Pirate Round with him twice before her final battle, in which she was taken by a 25-ship Mughal convoy and destroyed.

404

FAS-405

Thomas TewPirate
Points: 7
Link: Amity
Captain, Loyal: Pirate. Once per turn, if this ship is touching another ship, reveal all treasure aboard the other ship. This ship can take as much unique treasure from the other ship as she can carry, even those that otherwise can't be removed.
(?-1695) Known as the Rhode Island Pirate (and one of the first to consider America his home), Tew earned fame for creating the Pirate Round: a course that started in the Caribbean, went around Africa and to the Indian Ocean, and then headed back to the Caribbean. Such trips brought wealth and fame, and Tew often dined with political figures in the colonies who welcomed his riches-no matter how he got them. On his second trip, he was felled by a cannon shot and tossed overboard.

405

FAS-406

MinervaPirate
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
Link: Christopher Moody
Once per turn when this ship hits an enemy ship, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
No one is sure how long or how often Moody captained the Minerva. At least once he took the ship laden with a rich cargo of fine wine and anchored her off the Carolina coast. When authorities recaptured the ship, Moody and the wine were long gone.

406

FAS-407

Christopher MoodyPirate
Points: 8
Link: Minerva
Captain, Loyal: Pirate. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she can eliminate all of the other ship's crew.
(?-?) Moody supposedly sailed a ship under Black Bart before heading out on his own. Though little is known about Moody himself, his flag speaks volumes. On a background of blood red, a flying hourglass means life is short, a sword conveys Moody's fighting power, and a skull portends death, which was an apt warning indeed: Moody's "no quarter" policy meant death for all prisoners. He met his end by hanging at Cape Coast Castle in Cabo Corso, Ghana.

407

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Obago DeucePirate
Points: 13
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S 3S
This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
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SVG-001

He'eAmerican
Points: 18
Masts 5 Cargo 1 Base Speed S
Cannons 4S 3S 3S 3S 4S
Sea Monster. When you give this sea creature a shoot action, you can choose to make only one cannon roll. If you do and the shot hits, eliminate two masts from the target and then place the ship next to this sea creature; this sea creature can immediately initiate a boarding party, but neither is considered to be rammed.
Revered by the natives as the fiercest predator in the sea, He’e can rapidly change the color of its skin to hide itself against any background.

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SVG-002

IntermedarioSpanish
Points: 17
Masts 5 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 3S 3S 4S 3S 3S
Sea Monster. If this sea creature is within S of both a wild island and a friendly ship, she can place one treasure from that wild island on that ship as a free action.
Intermediaro has a penchant for collecting shiny treasures, a gift the Spanish reward with food for filling their coffers.

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SVG-003

Lurker DessousFrench
Points: 19
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed L
Cannons 4S 3S 2L 3S
Sea Monster, Fear. If this sea creature is within S of a friendly ship when this sea creature is given a move action, it gets +S to its base move.
French ships are unsure of why the "Lurker Below" enjoys following them, though some sailors speculate "she" has an attraction to the red, white, and blue of France.

003

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OphidiousPirate
Points: 12
Masts 4 Cargo 0 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2L 2L 2L 2L
Eternal, Sea Monster. An opponent may initiate a boarding party against this sea monster. If the opponent wins the boarding party, it may load one of the sea monster's segments. The segment does not take up any cargo space and may be unloaded at the player's home island for +2 gold.
Treasure hunters search the globe for this elusive creature, believed to make its home within the shipwreck of an archaic galley, nesting on a massive cache of sunken gold.

004

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FrontierAmerican
Points: 17
Masts 3 Cargo 8 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4S 4S
Hoist, Secret Hold.
Constructed in the spirit of exploration, the Frontier pushes ever onward to new horizons.

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BuscadorSpanish
Points: 14
Masts 3 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 5S 5S 5S
Hoist. If this ship is within S of an enemy ship when this ship is given a move action, she gets +S to her base move.
Other ships that have met the "Finder" often say she would be better named the "Runner": As soon as she spies enemy ships she tacks quickly to protect her precious cargo.

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CelestineCursed
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S
Link: Master Scribe
Galley. When this ship is given a move action, roll a d6 before moving her. On a result of a 5 or 6, place a trade current. On a 1 or 2, eliminate a friendly trade current. On a 3 or 4, this ship gets +S to her base move that action.
Long ago this ship embarked on a mission to chart the known world. Now her crew is cursed to sail for eternity, their task doomed to never be completed.

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HMS Lucy's LuckEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 1 Cargo 3 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Galley. Masts on this ship can't be eliminated by shots unless the cannon roll is a 6.
No one is sure how a black cat found her way aboard this ship a few years back, but contrary to the crews initial superstitions, she has brought nothing but good luck since.

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Rook's FollyCursed
Points: 16
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S 4S 4S 4S
Galley. If an enemy ship is within S of this ship, you can use this ship's action for the turn to try to possess a target crew on that ship. Roll a d6; on a result of 6, the target is immediately assigned to this ship. Its nationality changes to match the nationality of this ship.
Legend says that when men venture too close to the realm of the dead, a ship borne by the wings of a thousand ravens will drift silently out of the fog to beckon the living crew to cross over.

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Akua LapuPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 2S
Galley. Crew assigned to this ship don't take up cargo space; this ship can be assigned a maximum of three crew.
Under the cover of darkness, the seemingly crewless "Tricksters Spirit" will sneak into sleepy port towns and make off with untold riches.

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Commodore Peregrine SternAmerican
Points: 9
Captain, Loyal: America, Hostile: Spain. Once per turn, roll a d6. On a 5 or 6, this ship may be given an extra action. This ship gets +1 to her boarding rolls.
Commodore Stern was sent to the South Pacific to promote friendly relations between America and the islanders-and to turn as many against the Spanish as possible. They say that he has also offered to aid France in its efforts against the English.

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Master BiancoSpanish
Points: 7
Link: Bianco's Haulers
Cargo Master, Secret Hold.
Bianco is a marked man. No longer under Alarico Castro's protection and followed by Sebastian Rojo, Bianco knows that if he cannot produce what he stole, he will not return home.

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Capitaine Baudouin DelefloteFrench
Points: 9
Link: L'épée de L'ange
Captain. Instead of giving this ship an action this turn, you can give another ship in your fleet two actions.
A shining star of the French fleet, Capitaine Deleflote has been instructed to hamper England's efforts at trade and exploration. Deleflote has even met with American Commodore Stern to try to enlist American aid in exchange for some well-placed raids on Spanish ships.

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WraithCursed
Points: 4
Whenever any crew is eliminated, roll a d6; on a result of 6, assign the crew to this ship. Its nationality changes to match the nationality of this ship and it becomes linked to this crew.
Furious at his defeat from Crimson Angel's kiss, the Wraith scours the South Pacific in search of the heart of stone, a relic that will help him overcome the vestiges of his mortality and restore him to his place beside Davy Jones.

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L'épée de L'angeFrench
Points: 17
Masts 4 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 4L 4L 3L
Link: Capitaine Baudouin Deleflote
This ship's cannons may not be eliminated (masts still may be). If derelict, she cannot shoot.
Able to stand against the greatest of England's warships, the "Angel's Sword" might be the key to France's ultimate victory over the British.

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BrujaPirate
Points: 15
Masts 4 Cargo 2 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3L 3L
Link: Isandro Ramirez
Fear. When this ship hits an enemy ship, you can also eliminate one cargo from that ship.
Those who have encountered the "Witch" whisper tales of mystery and black magic. Some surmise that she is captained by a madman who sold his soul to the devil.

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Native CanoesAmerican
Points: 10
Masts 1 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S
Native Canoe. Once per turn as a free action, you can transfer one treasure from a friendly ship within S of this ship to this ship.
In return for better sail materials, some island dwellers ferry cargo for American ships.

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Native CanoesSpanish
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 4S
Native Canoe. Each treasure this ship unloads at your home island is worth +1 gold.
Not quite understanding Spain's interest in their bright metals, many natives offer them to Spain in return for new spices.

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Native CanoesCursed
Points: 9
Masts 1 Cargo 1 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S
Native Canoe. If two or more Cursed native canoes hit the same ship on the same turn, also eliminate one crew from that ship.
Some hostile tribes are convinced the influx of visitors is a threat to their simple way of life.

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Nene-NuiAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4S 3L 4S
Junk. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.
This abandoned ship was discovered resting along a quiet shore. Once again seaworthy, she was renamed for the feisty goose that reluctantly gave up the main mast as it's perch.

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Metal DragonEnglish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2L 3S
Junk. Ramming can't eliminate this ship's masts.
The British captured this armored ship for the Royal Navy, not realizing she's being hunted by other nations.

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Demon GateCursed
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4L
As part of a move action, this ship may initiate a boarding party against a ship up to S away from her, without having to ram. The boarded ship may not use any boarding bonuses she may have.
Guardians of an unthinkable horror, the crew of the Demon Gate patrol the southernmost seas, attacking foreign invaders who wander too close.

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Xi'anPirate
Points: 8
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 2S 3L
Junk
The Xi'an and her crew are nearly all that remain of the once powerful Jade Empire.

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Dame RianteFrench
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 2S 3S
After this ship resolves a shoot action, she can move as a free action.
Though the ship herself is silent, the crew of the "Laughing Lady" often chuckle heartily at the the epithets hurled by enemy crews after she has fired and run.

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CanelaSpanish
Points: 11
Masts 3 Cargo 3 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3L
Schooner. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of an island, you can mark the island as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
The captain of the "Cinnamon" will not give up on the dream of one day finding one of the fabled cities of gold and spices.

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HMS Silent SwanEnglish
Points: 10
Masts 2 Cargo 2 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 3S
When this ship is within S of an enemy ship, she gets +S to her base move during her move action.
Unfazed and uncorrupted from her many entanglements at sea, the majestic HMS Silent Swan inspires courage in every ally she's had the honor to serve with.

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Bianco's HaulersSpanish
Points: 3
Link: Master Bianco
This ship can't be shot at while docked.
With threats from Master Bianco tying their fate to his own, Bianco's Haulers do their best to ensure the safety of their ship as they furiously attempt to gather enough treasure to replace what was once skimmed from Spain.

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Duncan RousseauFrench
Points: 5
Parley. Once per turn, you can reroll any die roll you make for this ship; you must use the second die roll result.
No longer welcome in his strict, Puritan community (though he’ll just slyly grin when asked why), this cheerful scoundrel changed his last name and enlisted with the French to seek his fortune.

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Master ScribeCursed
Points: 3
Link: Celestine
Explorer, Navigator.
After centuries spent charting the globe and recording the history of the sea, the Master Scribe is resigned to scratching out maps in dim candlelight, unable to find the fabled end of the earth that will at last grant him rest.

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Captain Charles RichardAmerican
Points: 3
Captain. Always place this crew face up; it can't be eliminated unless its ship sinks. Crew placed on this ship cost no points, but still take up cargo spaces. 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.
Charles Richard returned to shore a changed man and the only living being on a formerly bustling ship. The tale he told was of the cursed treasure, the Eye of Insanity, which infected his captain and spread to the crew.

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Sir Jeremy RothschildEnglish
Points: 3
Explorer. Once per turn, this ship can move S after loading cargo.
His fortunate blunder onto a Pacific passage from the realm of the Vikings led to Sir Jeremy's assignment to the South Pacific. Some say he seems a changed man, now genuinely bent on exploration instead of his petty collecting of Artifacts.

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Isandro RamirezPirate
Points: 7
Link: Bruja
Captain, Hostile: Spain. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against any non-Pirate ship.
Vowing revenge against the tyranny of his former Spanish comrades, Ramirez's hatred has poisoned his mind. Believed to be dead, fear is now his weapon against the encroaching Spanish empire.

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Frond of Fisaga
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Load this treasure face down. You can reveal it when this ship is given a move action. When this ship is given a move action, roll a d6. On a result of 5 or 6, this ship gets +L+L to its base move. On a result of 1 or 2, place this treasure face down on the nearest wild island.

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Celestine's Charts
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Eliminate all friendly trade currents. All islands become unexplored to you. Then place Celestine's Charts face down on any wild island.

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Manawa no Kowhatu
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Choose a crew on this ship; if this treasure or that crew is removed from this ship for any reason, eliminate this remaining treasure or that remaining crew. This ship gains the Eternal and Fear keywords. If there is no crew on this ship when this treasure is loaded, this treasure is ignored.

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Altar of the Loa
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Do not load this treasure. Instead, place it face up on this island. While docked at this island you may eliminate two crew; if you do, on the next player's turn you may choose to give actions to his or her ships or choose that he or she gets no actions at all.

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NavigatorPirate
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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NavigatorCursed
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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NavigatorFrench
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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NavigatorEnglish
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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NavigatorSpanish
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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NavigatorAmerican
Points: 2
When this ship is given a move action, instead of moving her you may roll a d6. On a result of 3-6, put a trade current within S of any friendly ship.

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Cargo MasterAmerican
Points: 5
All friendly ships of the same nationality as this crew get +1 cargo spaces. This crew takes up no cargo space.

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Maui's FishhookEnglish
Points: 20
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 2L 3L
Link: Lady Kamaile
Hoist, Secret Hold. Once per turn as part of a move action, this ship can randomly take one treasure from any ship up to S away from her.
Presented as a token of good will to the island nations, Maui's Fishhook flies the Union Jack in honor of a hopeful and prosperous alliance.

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Honu IkiEnglish
Points: 7
Masts 1 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 2S
This ship ignores terrain when she is given a move action (islands are not terrain).
The crew of the "Little Turtle" seek to become the first of their people to visit distant lands.

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Lady KamaileEnglish
Points: 6
Link: Maui's Fishhook
Crew of any nationality can use their abilities on this ship. Once per turn, if this ship is within S of a wild island, you can mark it as explored without docking at it. The island becomes unexplored in regards to all other players.
The princess and heir to her islands crown, Lady Kamaile is the link between her nation and the settlers from distant lands. Adored by her people, she works night and day to forge them a bright future.

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Necklace of the Sky
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Load this treasure face down. Give this ship a move action, but do not move her. Instead, reveal this treasure and dock this ship at any wild island. Then unload this treasure at that island; for the rest of the game, no ship in your fleet can load this treasure.

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Cannibal KingPirate
Points: 13
Masts 2 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 2S
Catamaran. If this ship wins a boarding party, she can take as much treasure from the other ship as she can carry.
Rae the Wily has taught her crew that ships docked at wild islands are perfect targets-distracted, slow to react, and stuck in shallow water. This light ship and her experienced crew can get in quickly and escape with everything they can carry.

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Speedy ReturnAmerican
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3S 4L 4L
Double Catamaran. Once per turn, if this ship carries treasure and is within S of an enemy ship, you can randomly trade one treasure with that ship.
No one knows how the Americans got their hands on one of these new designs, but now they have to figure out how to stop them from using her to siphon off their valuable cargo.

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LibelluleFrench
Points: 9
Masts 3 Cargo 6 Base Speed S+L
Cannons 4L 4L 4L
Windcatcher. This ship sinks when her last mast is eliminated.
The "Dragonfly" is fragile, maneuverable, and most of all, speedy. So speedy that her crew tells the curious that her cargo hold has been expanded in a desperate effort to weigh her down just to keep her in the water.

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Soul CrusherCursed
Points: 21
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3S 3S
Turbine, Fear. If this ship succeeds at a boarding party, she can eliminate all of the other ship's crew.
In the darkest taverns in the worst part of Tortuga, few dare to whisper about what makes the prisoners aboard the Soul Crusher scream so loudly that you can hear the ship before you see her.

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ValerosoSpanish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 5 Base Speed L
Cannons 3L 3S 3L
Turbine. This ship's crew can't be eliminated unless she sinks.
Captained by Eduardo Batiz, the "Valiant" is rumored to be an unstoppable ship powered by unsavory magic. Batiz knows better, though he also knows that such knowledge is best kept secret.

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HMS MirageEnglish
Points: 13
Masts 3 Cargo 4 Base Speed S+S
Cannons 3L 3L 3L
Windcatcher. This ship gets +1 to her cannon rolls against targets without all their masts.
The Americans were more surprised when their prototype design appeared in England’s ranks than in pirate fleets. Now convinced of a spy among them, the construction of new designs is closely guarded.

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Celtic FuryMercenary
Points: 25
Masts 10 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 3S 3L 4S 4S 3S 3L 3L 3S 3S 3S
Link: Eileen Brigid O'Brien
Junk, Mercenary, Dories. French crew can use their abilities on this ship.
Her hatred of the Gold family and the England they stand for have led O'Brien to abandon Nemo's technology for something a little more substantial from the South China Seas. She is also happy to support the French in their efforts to flummox the English.

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Eileen Brigid O'BrienMercenary
Points: 5
Link: Celtic Fury
Born Leader, Ex-Patriot, Hostile: England. This ships gets +1 to her cannon rolls against English ships.

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Shui XianMercenary
Points: 25
Masts 10 Cargo 7 Base Speed L
Cannons 2S 3S 3S 4S 3L 4L 4L 3S 3S 2S
Link: Shap'ng Tsai
Junk, Mercenary, Dories. English crew can use their abilities on this ship.
Unable to look past the wrongs done to his ports and crew, Tsai has broken ties with the pirate nation to pursue a more profitable and bloodthirsty mercenary career. His first employer, England, is happy to provide men and money to throw at France.

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Shap'ng TsaiMercenary
Points: 6
Link: Shui Xian
Captain, Ex-Patriot, Hostile: France. Once per turn, you can eliminate one of this ship's crew to give her an extra action.

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