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Diehard Pirates of the Caribbean fan? Site waning a little? To stay in the pirate mood you can post/view graphics, or amuse yourself with games. Also see the abandoned Characters, finished threads and see the Citizen Registry.

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Located on the southern coast of Jamaica, this city is the capital of the British Colonial Government in the Caribbean, the most powerful force in all the Spanish Main.

This small set of rocky islands is located on the north western end of the island of Hispaniola. It is a notorious home to pirates, rogues, and other less reputable people.

The possession of the aging Spanish Empire, Florida is a location filled with pure natural beauty, mystical civilizations, lost treasure and at times... adventurous terror.

The Caribbean Sea is one of the largest seas in the world and is filled with many islands; including Black Sam's Spit, Pelegosto Island, Isla De Muerta, and Isla Cruces.

Battles and pursuits upon can be settled in this board. Threads will be created and a battlemaster named for the battle. Members of each crew can participate.

Gateway to the Orient, Singapore is a patchwork of canals and warehouses. Beware, there are more than just pirates and rogues that lurk in the depths of the murky waters.

The former Singapore hideout of Sao Feng. Bathhouse, arms stash, opium den, pirate stronghold, brothel. The Golden Dragon is the seedy underbelly of the trade in Asia.

Shipwreck City is located in the crater of an old volcano on Shipwreck Island and is composed entirely of broken hulks of various vessels.

The French District of New Orleans is reserved for “Polite Society”. Manors, Town Houses, and upscale merchants line the streets, as well as taverns and boarding-houses.

The Creole district is crammed with shanties, tenements, intermixed with merchants shops. Hidden behind those locals are seedy voodoo shops, bordellos, and drug dens.

One of the largest ports in North America and financial capital of the Mississippi River, the port of New Orleans is home to merchants, pirates, and fishermen.