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If you want peace, prepare for war.

Excellent use of curved slats.

Some pirates seek a parrot as a pet, but most prefer their parrot slowly roasted.

Handle with care.

Made for walking.

Helps to get through hard times. Responsible for most of them.

Does bad things when it hits you with force.

Laborious to make, but quite tasty.

Also known as manioc or yucca. Edible.

Somewhat brittle. Easier to make than steel.

Brings the heat.

Small insects, great colour.

Shows how well your pirate community sticks together. Higher values afford more leeway when pushing through setbacks. If Cohesion drops to 0, your group dissolves and the game is lost.

A jumble of different currencies. Shiny loot.

Rainbow powders.

Quite malleable. Great for small equipment.

Wind- and waterproof. Light in stormy nights.

Good start for metallurgy.

Given a choice between eating these and turning them into booze, pirates always opt for booze.

All shall fear us! Gain the power to start a pirate empire. Forge alliances, spread our influence, strike terror into the hearts of our enemies.

Keep your night vision when going topside.

It's no smooth linen, but close enough.

Dress for success.

Spun from sturdy vines.

Fighters to use as crew when moved to a ship, Crew Strength: 4

Invoking protective spirits.

All colours, shapes and sizes. The stew pot does not discriminate.

Lots of small moving parts on ships.

Only drink from fast-running and clean sources.

Lifeblood of agrarian society. Too bad pirates are hunter-gatherers.

Good fertilizer. Better explosive.

Gunners to use as crew when moved to a ship, Crew Strength: 3

Durable bread. Sometimes more so than your teeth.

Wood suitable for construction and carpentry.

Includes both medicinal and culinary plants.

Even the toughest pirate needs some rest.

Not the best quality, but very abundant.

Show off your ill-gotten gains.

Hoist the colours.

Keep away from foodstuff.

Easy to smelt and cast.

Tanned hides. Chewable when starving.

Clear, cut glass. Hard to come by in the middle of nowhere.

Do not lick.

Sometimes even works!

Front towards enemy.

Legends live forever! Become famous among pirates. Stand out, take risks, dare the impossible and defeat death itself.

Aesthetically pleasing.

Roams freely on the island.

Queen of fruits. Base for a lot of booze.

Pirates to use as crew when moved to a ship, Crew Strength: 1

Pirates inhabiting this island.

Muzzle-loaders. Just hope your first shot hits.

Barrels filled with sealant.

Rough or finished timber. For building anything from shelves to ships.

Everything from peg legs to hand hooks.

Crispy skin and soft flesh. A welcome break from the stew.

Fasten sails, ships or mutineers.

Sweet alcohol. Lifeblood of pirate society.

Hack and Slash.

Sailors to use as crew when moved to a ship, Crew Strength: 2

Allows ships to be propelled by wind.

Good way to conserve food. And to mask the cook's lack of skill.

The waves are our domain! Become masters of the sail. Explore uncharted waters, endure nature's wrath and fight the terrors of the deep.

Decorative source of calcium.

If the impact doesn't kill you, the lead poisoning will.

The treasure of kings. Or lucky pirates.

Every cloud has it. Good ships have it too.

Cheap, ready-made clothing.

See the enemy before they see you.

Finally, some proper metal.

Keeps anchor and ship in place.

Thick and nourishing. Never ask what's in it.

Hammered to size.

Shaped stone makes for good foundations.

Nature's candy.

Versatile concrete. Just don't cut yourself on the shells that stick out.

Essential for waterproofing.

Become the artwork.

Smoke it, chew it, snuff it. Pirate life is short anyway.

Items meant to help perform certain tasks.

Comes with its own shell for easy cooking.

Slow-moving protein source? Perfect.

We take what we can! Become the richest pirates in the Seven Seas. Steal and smuggle, loot treasure from ancient temples, pile up our ill-gotten fortune.

Treasure of the seas.

Burns cleanly. You get used to the smell.

A taste of the Old World.

Spiky tool. When you need something stronger than a needle.