One fort guards the harbor entrance. %s forts guard the harbor entrance. The treasure fleet is in the harbor! The silver train is in town! Sail into the harbor March into town inland village seaside town One fort guards the approach to the town. %s forts guard the approach to the town. Reloading Guns loaded Battle sails Full sails Raising sail Lowering sail No damage the enemy captain %s winds from the %s Guns: Men: Knots: Pirate treasure map Map to lost %s Map to lost treasure (missing) Somewhere near %s
clear cover swamp water men, muskets party defenders Terrain: Morale: your promising plans your recent visit to %s your pride at being made %s %s your gleeful men as they plundered %s your bold capture of %s %s your masterful sinking of %s %s your heroic engagement of %s %s your discovery of the lost treasure your discovery of buried treasure your capture of %s for the %s crown your failed attack on %s your daring capture of the treasure fleet your daring capture of the silver train the thrilling rescue of your %s cowardly promising well known famous notorious infamous Apprentice Journeyman Adventurer Swashbuckler Apprentice fine good fair poor sister father niece uncle `You failed to achieve a rank `You achieved the title of %s %s and %s %s an undistinguished a little-known an average a creditable a well respected a greatly admired a very important an extremely important `You accumulated the sum of %s gold pieces %sduring your career, making you %s. and %s acres of land a penniless pauper a very poor man a man of average wealth a somewhat prosperous man a rather wealthy man a very wealthy man an extremely wealthy man `Your exploits on the high seas leave you with a reputation as %s captain. `Your share of the expedition^s plunder is %s gold pieces. Your performance in this voyage leaves you with a reputation as %s captain. a cautious and cowardly a quiet and cautious a competent and active an active and daring a daring and bold a bold and fearless a brave, bold, and fearless You were unable to find a bride. Your bride is %s. the daughter of a wealthy merchant the daughter of a governor the niece of a governor a barmaid in a local tavern In the course of your travels, you become %s. sad and bitter lonely and quiet quiet and contented contented and cheerful cheerful and happy happy and fun-loving King^s advisor Governor Lt. governor Fleet admiral Rich banker Plantation owner Wealthy merchant General Sugar planter Merchant captain Council member Colonel Shop owner Major Tavernkeeper Sailing master Sergeant Bartender Sailor Farm hand Rogue Scoundrel Pauper Beggar you counsel the king on how to interact with other nobility. you inform the king on the mood of his subjects. you spread the influence of your king throughout the region. you issue Letters of Marque to young privateers seeking their fortunes in service of your king. you report to the king the expansionist policies of his rival colonies. you represent your king in trade agreements with other colonies. you advise the Governor on matters of state. the merchants vie for your favor on tariff issues. you are renowned for your good judgement in political affairs. His Majesty^s navy is now under your command. you command a flotilla of war ships mightier than your wildest dreams. you grin as you recall the first "fleet" you captained in the Caribbean. the monies gained from plundering enemy ships finance your business. little is known of your shady days toiling at the mast. you finance young adventurers seeking fame and fortune in the new world. you reap the profit daily from your sugar plantation. the pubs sell the rum made by your plantation. the ladies wear fine garments made of the cotton from your plantation. your export business makes you a very wealthy man. your merchant fleet plies waters around the globe. invitations to your lavish social engagements are coveted by the court. the king has appointed you commander of all his armies. you advise the King^s generals on military maneuvers. you make decisions in campaigns against your country's enemies. you grow rich selling crops to local merchants. the tropical sunshine and warm rain nourish your crops and your pocketbook. your molasses becomes famous throughout the New England colonies. the women of the town eagerly await your next landfall. you bring expensive gifts from Europe for the ladies of the town. there^s always a handsome profit to be made. you advise the Governor in matters of commerce. you discuss problems of taxation in the colonies. the other councilmen secretly envy your previous privateering exploits. you command the soldiers that protect the town. you impress the ladies with your splendid uniforms. you command the Governor^s honor guard in impressive displays of drill. you sell household goods to lusty young women of the town. you deal in absinthe imported from Spain. you deal in spirituous liquors and aphrodisiacs from the Far East. your former exploits have made you famous. you lead the local militia against foreign invaders. the Governor consults you about military affairs. captains come to recruit crewmen from the scalawags in your tavern. travelers come from far and wide to learn the latest news. shady characters use your pub to deal in parchment treasure maps. you keep the crew and ship trim for others now. your years at sea command respect from the crew. your knowledge of the Caribbean and its dangers is valued by many a novice captain. you train the citizens to defend their town. your skill with the sabre is greatly admired. the citizens rely upon your knowledge of the evil ways of pirates. you pretend to listen with interest to other adventurers exciting exploits. you serve travelers from all over the West Indies and even Europe. you^re forced to listen as the townspeople cry their tales of woe. the sailing skills you mastered put food in your gullet. the others sneer because you^re taking orders now instead of giving them. you amuse the youngsters with your tales of adventure. the strength and determination you learned at sea are valued. your arms made strong hauling sails serve your master's table. you dream of what might have been. your few skills barely keep you alive. you are forced to lie and cheat just to survive. you spend the rest of your dreary life, going from one menial job to the next. you learn the art of picking pockets and getting by on a pittance. you become notorious as a "captain turned thief." you live a life of crime from the lessons you learned at sea. you just manage to eke out a frugal existence selling fish. your ever increasing debt drags you into despair. you live a pitiful life, sleeping on the streets of the market place. you spend the rest of your unhappy days pinching money from your betters. you take to drink and dream of the riches that should have been yours. the populous sneers at you daily as it goes about it^s important business. a Spanish an English a French a Dutch a pirate Panic Shaken Angry Firm Strong Wild Rapier Longsword Cutlass Spanish English French Dutch pirate unknown angry unhappy pleased happy an apprentice a journeyman an adventurer a swashbuckler an apprentice Guard Suitor Mutineer Enemy captain Captain First Mate north south east west northwest northeast southwest southeast oob "January" "February" "March" "April" "May" "June" "July" "August" "September" "October" "November" "December" %s%s vs. %s Force: Morale: men the ship Weapon:
Mr. Ensign Captain Major Colonel Admiral Baron Count Marquis Duke s One Two Three Four Five once twice numerous times Spain England France Holland English colors French colors Dutch colors Spanish colors Skill at Fencing Wit and Charm Skill at Navigation Skill at Gunnery Skill at Medicine Visit the Governor Visit the Merchant Visit the Bank Visit the Tavern Visit the Shipwright City Information Leave Town Captain^s Cabin Continue travels Treasure maps Treasure cave Logbook Map of the Caribbean Search Divide party Join party Save game Exit game Practice fencing SELECT REPAIR SELL BUY daughter niece
Map Seller Traveller Unemployed Sailors Bartender Barmaid Mystery Man Exit Unemployed Sailors Unemployed Sailors Unemployed Sailors Bartholomew Roberts Paul Murphy Blackbeard Christopher Condent Christopher Moody Mike Denman Richard Worley Edward England Captain Sydney Emanuel Wynne Henry Every Jack Rackham Andy Laken Randall Masteller Michael Haire Stede Bonnet Thomas Stew Walter Kennedy Chris Soares Harry Teasley ^s Capt Sydney Lady Microprose The Hagfish Incognito ? Captain^s Cabin ~ NONE Return to Game (open) Incan Aztec Olmec Mayan Forts: Status: Nation: Soldiers: Citizens: DONE SHIP^S LOG PARTY STATUS PERSONAL STATUS SHIP STATUS HOSTAGES EXIT LOG BOOK @ The Raven^s Loft The Albatross Rum Runners Forty Thieves The Lazy Seagull The Pelican^s Beak The Cat^s Cradle The Hornet The Inn of Storms The Pig and Whistle The Bull and Thistle The Five Coins The Shark^s Tooth The Dead Calm The Bitter End The Bird and Snail The Last Hope The Laughing Frog The Inn of the Crow The Crow^s Nest The Forecastle The Seaman^s Abode The Frowning Eel The Happy Harlequin The Tavern on the Green The Turtle^s Back The Psycho Path The Bronze Hand The Dancing Sword The Daring Eagle The Feather and Talon The Hawk^s Eye The Dream Sloop The Sleeping Hewdog The Corn and Barley The Crafty Sailor The Lost Horizon The Lorelei The Lion and Lamb The Early Riser The Ark and Dove The Bull and Finch The Purple Onion The Yellow Canary The Floating Vagabond The Busted Flush The Joker^s Lament The Dry Well The Simple Helmet The Angry Coxswain Spaniard Englishman Frenchman Dutchman The Silver Empire - 1560 Merchants and Smugglers - 1600 The New Colonists - 1620 War for Profit - 1640 The Buccaneer Heroes - 1660 Pirates^ Sunset - 1680 Battle of San Juan de Ulua - 1569 The Silver Train Ambush - 1573 The Treasure Fleet - 1628 The Sack of Maracaibo - 1666 The King^s Pirate - 1671 The Last Expedition - 1697
Welcome Aboard, Mate Set sail with us for the Spanish Main, high adventure, and Pirates^ Gold! Would you like to... Start a new career Continue a saved game Command a famous expedition Exit the game An easy level A moderate level A difficult level A challenging level Baron Count Marquis Duke Prince Loading SwordFighters Please Wait! a Spanish an English aFrench aDutch a pirate pirate pirate-hunter Spanish English French Dutch pirate unknown
