The Captain, however, is a very old and senile man. His eyesight is bad, and on top of that, it is a very dark and foggy night. So it is very difficult for him to know who is who among the crew members. To get ashore with the Captain, and get a fair (?) share of the treasures, the crew members are willing to do whatever it takes to fool the poor Captain: Including lying, tricking and conspiring.

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Set Sail!
To start the game, the player who does the best pirate impersonation goes first! Move around the board trading, scavenging and battling for treasure. You can pick up Quest Cards on the way, they can help you search for fortune or even bring disaster by sending you off course! Once your ship is laden with treasure, sail back to your port to unload your cargo. The first pirate to safely store 20 treasure points wins!

The game has a board with 6 harbors and Tortuga Island, Isla Cruces and Isla de Muerta.
The speed at which you can sail across the board is controlled by cards. These cards are either red (normal pirates) or black (cursed pirates) and have a number 1 to 3. The same cards are used to determine your attack value : highest color minus lowest color.

The aim of the game is to collect 20 treasure points, where treasures are available in a range of 2 to 5.

Re-implements:

Buccaneer

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Monopoly Clone Wars Edition is here.

The galaxy is torn by conflict.

Good and evil are pitted against each other in an epic battle for control.

First choose a side.

Then travel around the game board buying, selling and renting properties based on the Star Wars The Clone Wars animated series.

The more you control, the further your power will spread.

In this Special Edition you can build settlements and cities in place of the classic houses and hotels, and optional Star Wars rules add even more excitement.

Arkham Ritual