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Blades, powder, and the treasures of the Caribbean. Explore the tools of the trade, from a sailor’s sidearm to the cargo in your hold.
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The tools of the trade
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Melee weapons · 7 items
Axes
Heavy axes, maces, and obsidian-edged weapons for close combat.
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Melee weapons · 7 items
Daggers
Small blades for a sailor’s belt and a hidden hand.
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Melee weapons · 10 items
Rapiers
Fine thrusting blades for the duel and the boarding deck.
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Melee weapons · 9 items
Sabers
Curved blades, cutlasses, and hunting swords.
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Melee weapons · 8 items
Swords
Heavy blades and distinctive swords from across the world.
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Firearms · 3 items
Arquebuses
Early long guns for the opening volley.
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Firearms · 8 items
Muskets
Two-handed firearms from the nations of the Caribbean.
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Firearms · 12 items
Pistols
Sidearms, flintlocks, and unusual weapons for a captain’s arsenal.
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Other weapons · 2 items
Misc Weapons
Bows and spears of the Caribbean.
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Potions
Used for health regeneration.
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Spyglasses
For gathering information about the enemy.
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Personal items · 35 items
Misc Items
Currencies, gems, everyday belongings, and Caribbean plants.
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Cargo & supplies · 32 items
Ship Goods
Trade goods, provisions, ammunition, and supplies for your hold.
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Axes
Boarding Axe
A trusty axe. Useful for sailors during boarding.
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Axes
Cuahuitl
An Aztec blunt weapon capable of inflicting crippling damage. (coming soon)
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Axes
Flanged Mace
A flanged mace from Italy capable of devastating blows.
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Axes
Horseman's Axe
A knightly axe designed for splitting skulls.
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Axes
Itztopilli
An axe with an edge carved from obsidian, very lethal when used in close combat.
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Axes
Macuahuitl
The Aztec sword made with obsidian is dangerously sharp.
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Axes
Tomahawk
The trusted axe of any native in the Caribbean.
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Bollock Dagger
A pointy dagger fit for perilous stabs. (coming soon)
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Daggers
Dutch Dagger
A dutch dagger is part of any Dutchman's arsenal.
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Fine Dagger
A fine dagger, menacing in the shadows. (coming soon)
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Daggers
French Dagger
Dagger used by the French guard.
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Spanish Dagger
Any Spaniard has to have this dagger in case of danger. (coming soon)
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Daggers
Stiletto Dagger
The dagger of assassins is never seen.
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Toledo Dagger
A dagger made of Toledo steel, very durable. (coming soon)
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Cazoleta
A cup-hilted Spanish rapier, designed for both elegance and deadly precision. (coming soon)
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Cup-Hilted Rapier
A basic cup-hilted rapier, a commoners weapon. (coming soon)
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Épée
An elegant fencing weapon for skilled duelists. (coming soon)
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Rapiers
Estoc
A French sword meaning "thrust" in French. A thrusting menace.
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Mortuary Sword
A sword popularized by Oliver Cromwell himself, signifying its suitability for nobles and skilled fencers. (coming soon)
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Musketeer Rapier-Sword
The French musketeers' favorite weapon, only for those who live by the code of "All for one, and one for all." (coming soon)
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Rapiers
Pappenheimer
The pappenheimer will always pierce its target, no matter the skill of the wielder.
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Rapiers
Pillow Sword
A thin sword, making slashes impractical yet able of devastating thrusts.
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Small Sword
A light weapon used by various figures throughout the Caribbean. (coming soon)
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Rapiers
Swept-Hilt Rapier
A rapier with a swept-hilt allows the wielder to duel graciously.
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Sabers
Cavalry Saber
Sturdy and effective, designed for slashing and cutting.
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Cutlass
The classic weapon for a common sailor, not fit for a Captain. (coming soon)
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Sabers
Dragoon Sabre
A fine sabre used by the English dragoons, elegant and deadly in its strike.
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Sabers
Dussack
A German single-edged sword, practical in combat.
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Sabers
Hanger
A sword made for quick yet deep cuts.
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Sabers
Hunting Sword
A short sword, primarily used for hunting, but also useful during boarding.
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Sabers
Karabela
A curved decorated sabre, taken from somebody.
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Sabers
Malchus
A curved, single-edged sword known for its sweeping blade and effectiveness in cutting.
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Sabers
Scimitar
A curved sword usually found in the east, rarely found in the Caribbean.
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Basket-Hilt Sword
A basket-hilt sword requiring power while delivering brutal damage. (coming soon)
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Swords
Butterfly Sword
These Chinese swords came here through trade and export between the West and East.
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Swords
Falchion
A heavy curved sword fit for powerful wielders, striking with this weapon is sure to leave painful marks.
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Swords
Flamberge
A wavy blade making slashing dangerous and deadly.
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Swords
Katana
Arriving to the Caribbean through a Japanese expedition it came into the hands of the main character through a daring adventure.
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Swords
Katzbalger
A broad-bladed heavy sword, great for striking and slashing.
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Schiavona
A heavy cut and thrust sword, flexible for different strikes. (coming soon)
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Walloon Sword
A weapon with a straight blade designed for both cutting and thrusting. (coming soon)
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Arquebuses
Arquebus
A great boarding arquebus which is good for a first volley.
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Conquistador Arquebus
The arquebus favored by the Spanish conquistadors. (coming soon)
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German-Italian Arquebus
A high quality arquebus, any arquebusier would be satisfied with this weapon. (coming soon)
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Muskets
Charleville Musket
An excellent musket from Charleville, its shots able to take down any man.
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Muskets
English Matchlock Musket
An English musket with strong firepower.
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French Musket
A French musket, used by French musketeers. (coming soon)
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Dutch Matchlock Musket
A Dutch musket using a matchlock design. (coming soon)
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Matchlock Musket
An ordinary matchlock musket. It does the job. (coming soon)
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Muskets
Musket
One can never go wrong with a trusty musket by his side.
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Muskets
Spanish Musket
A friend to any Spaniard.
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Wheellock Musket
A musket made with a wheellock design. (coming soon)
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Pistols
Axe Pistol
A pistol that's just as lethal in close range as it is in long range.
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Beretta
A foldable deadly pistol. (coming soon)
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Pistols
Double Barreled Flintlock Pistol
Double barrel means double damage. It also means more chances.
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Dutch Flintlock Pistol
Flintlock pistol used by Dutch sailors and military. (coming soon)
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Dutch Wheellock Pistol
A Dutch pistol using the wheellock design. (coming soon)
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English Flintlock Pistol
A pistol favoured and used by English dragoons. (coming soon)
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Pistols
Flintlock Pistol
Any sailor that can afford this pistol should have it in his loadout.
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French Flintlock Pistol
Flintlock pistol used by the French sailors and military. (coming soon)
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French Wheellock Pistol
French pistol using the wheellock design. (coming soon)
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Pistols
Small Pistol
This pistol is for the stealthy, it can be hidden even under the sleeve.
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Snaphaunce Pistols
A pistol using the snaphaunce design. (coming soon)
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Spanish Flintlock Pistol
A pistol used by Spaniard sailors and military. (coming soon)
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Spear
Spear tipped with obsidian bits. A thrust from a skilled warrior with this weapon is lethal. (coming soon)
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Misc Weapons
Bow
A large bow strung with animal sinew used by native archers.
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Currencies
Pesos
Caribbean currency.
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Currencies
Doubloon
Caribbean currency.
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Random Items
Aztec Calendar
An Aztec calendar made of stone showing day and year cycles of the Aztecs.
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Belt
A leather belt used by common sailors.
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Bible
The holy bible of Christianity.
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Candle
A wax candle, often found on altars and in churches.
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Cards
A deck of cards.
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Glasses
A pair of glasses for sight.
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Holystone
A rough stone used for scrubbing ship decks to keep it clean.
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Old Bread
A dried out old bread, food for the poor.
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Rope
A rope is essential for seafaring, mandatory for sailing and on the ship.
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Sailor's Shirt
The clothing of a sailor, comfortable enough for long sea voyages.
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Shoes
A pair of leather shoes for any commoner in the Caribbean.
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Twine
Sturdy thread for binding, weaving and crafting items.
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Whip
A whip made of leather, useful for punishing and discipline.
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Wooden Eyeball
A sharp eye sees more than people's two.
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Gems
Amber
Fossilized tree resin valued for its warm color.
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Gems
Amethyst
The amethyst is a purple gemstone, beautiful and rather expensive.
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Gems
Blue Amber
A blue amber prized for its unique and captivating color.
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Gems
Diamond
The diamond is the most valuable gemstone there is.
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Gems
Emerald
The emerald is valued for its rich color and rarity.
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Gems
Jade
A green gemstone.
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Gems
Larimar
A unique light blue gemstone unique to the Caribbean, found around Dominica.
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Gems
Opal
Opals vary in color and are alluring gemstones.
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Gems
Quartz
A clear, versatile mineral used in jewelry.
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Gems
Ruby
Red and rare, very valuable.
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Gems
Sapphire
A precious gemstone, blue and beautiful, one of the most expensive across the Caribbean.
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Gems
Pearl
Pearls are precious gemstones, valued for their natural beauty.
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Gems
Black Pearl
A rare black pearl, uncommon yet distinctive.
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Plants and Flowers
Lignum Vitae (Guaiacum officinale)
Flower from a Guaiacum tree.
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Plants and Flowers
Plumeria
A plumeria or frangipani flower.
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Plants and Flowers
Pseudobombax ellipticum
A branch from a pseudobombax elipticum tree.
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Plants and Flowers
Seagrape (Coccoloba uvifera)
Seagrapes which are found throughout the Caribbean.
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Plants and Flowers
Shortleaf fig (Ficus citrifolia)
A seed from a Shortleaf Fig.
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Plants and Flowers
Turnera (Yellow Buttercup)
A yellow flower.
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Rare Goods
Gold
The most prized metal of all time.
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Rare Goods
Iron
Metal used for making cold steel, armor, weapons and multiple tools.
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Rare Goods
Silver
A shiny glistening valuable metal, worth a lot of coins.
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Rare Goods
Slaves
Slaves, natives, captives from battles and skirmishes, all of them share the same fate.
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Rare Goods
Wine
An elegant alcoholic beverage made of fermented grapes.
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High-Demand Goods
Cacao
Cocoa beans from the Cacao tree, cultivated for making delicious flavorful drinks.
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High-Demand Goods
Coffee
Coffee beans are usually used for creating a flavored drink.
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High-Demand Goods
Indigo
A valuable richly colored paint.
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High-Demand Goods
Meat
Meat from animals for cooking.
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High-Demand Goods
Spices
Condiments used for adding flavour and aroma to different cuisine.
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High-Demand Goods
Sugar
Sweet and worth a great deal.
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High-Demand Goods
Tobacco
Dried tobacco leaves, used for cigarettes, cigars and smokeless tobacco.
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Basic Town Goods
Bricks
Bricks used for building.
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Basic Town Goods
Corn
One of the most widely distributed goods.
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Basic Town Goods
Cotton
Used for making clothing.
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Basic Town Goods
Fish
Fish from around the Caribbean, good as food and for trade.
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Basic Town Goods
Fruits
Fruits, picked from trees and plants all over the Caribbean.
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Basic Town Goods
Leather
Hides and leather from livestock and animals.
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Basic Town Goods
Ropes
Used on every ship and farm.
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Basic Town Goods
Salt
For preserving and seasoning food.
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Basic Town Goods
Timber
The core of buildings and ships.
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Ship Essentials
Chainshot
Two cannonballs chained together designed to shred sails or even take down masts.
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Ship Essentials
Explosive Shells
Explosive cannonballs made for dealing heavy damage, yet at the cost of potential own cannon failures.
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Ship Essentials
Grapeshot
Small round shots designed to mow down crew.
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Ship Essentials
Gunpowder
Without it, one can't fire.
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Ship Essentials
Medicine
There are many diseases and illnesses in the Caribbean, especially rough at sea, medicines help cure them and calm the ill. It is important for treating wounds as well after any battle.
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Ship Essentials
Planks
The backbone of any ship, needed for building and repairs.
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Ship Essentials
Roundshot
A standard cannonball designed to destroy ship hull.
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Ship Essentials
Rum
Rum is necessary for any sailor, especially a pirate. It's needed for keeping crew morale high, and you never want it gone.
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Ship Essentials
Sails
Sails made of linen, hemp or flax fibre.
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Ship Essentials
Ship Provisions
Food for the hungry, a crew needs to be satisfied for it to be efficient.
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Ship Essentials
Weapons
Cold steel and firearms. A must-have for any crew to survive the waters of the Caribbean.
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