Sail it. Raid it. Don't lose it. A cooperative seafaring adventure game for 2-5 players set in the Golden Age of Piracy. Each player picks a role, the agent runs the world, and the ocean decides whether your crew dies rich or drowns broke. Every voyage is logged. Every gold piece is counted. The Crown remembers names. ## What's included - **5 role-based characters** — Captain (final tactical call + crew morale), Quartermaster (loot division + crew discipline), Navigator (charts + storm reading + wind), Gunner (cannon volleys + boarding party lead), Surgeon (wounds + disease + plague) - **Procedurally generated Caribbean** — 200+ named islands, merchant convoy routes, naval patrol patterns, hidden coves, dead-ends; each campaign has a different map - **Naval combat system** — turn-by-turn with 3d6 dice resolution; wind direction matters, hull damage compounds, rigging affects speed, boarding mechanics, surrender + ransom math - **Democratic captaincy** — crew votes; mutiny mechanics; failed mutiny = walking the plank; successful mutiny = new captain + reputation hit with Brotherhood - **Storm + weather system** — hurricane season (June-November), squalls, doldrums, fog; Navigator's roll matters most here - **Faction reputation across 5 powers** — British Crown, Spanish Armada, Dutch Republic, French Navy, Pirate Brotherhood; choices in one voyage compound across the campaign - **Ship progression** — start as a 6-gun sloop; capture / upgrade / refit your way to a 40-gun Man-o-War or stay fast and elusive as a brigantine - **Treasure maps + buried-gold mechanics** — decode partial maps, navigate by stars, dig coordinates, defend from rival crews - **Persistent campaign log** — every voyage, every loot pile, every named NPC, every grudge; "remember when we sank the HMS Devastator off Tortuga?" actually means something three sessions later - **Cinematic narration mode** — Long John Silver meets Patrick O'Brian; rich, period-appropriate, never boring ## Limitations - **Not a virtual tabletop (VTT)** — pairs with Roll20 / Foundry / theater-of-the-mind; this is the GM brain + world state, not a battle-map renderer - **Not a video game** — text/narrative-first; no graphics rendering, no real-time positioning - **Not historically rigorous** — Golden Age of Piracy (1650-1730) flavor; pirate-fantasy tone over academic accuracy - **Not a dice roller replacement** — you can use physical dice; agent narrates outcomes and tracks state - **2-5 player scope** by default — solo play works (you play multiple roles) but multiplayer co-op is the design target ## Best fit Tabletop RPG groups looking for a co-op game (no DM burnout — agent IS the world). D&D groups wanting a palate cleanser. History + naval-fiction fans (O'Brian, Forester, Cordingly readers). Couples + small friend groups who play board games but want longer-arc campaigns. Especially valuable for groups whose DM is burnt out — at $9/mo the agent runs a 40+ hour campaign across 6-12 sessions, replacing $200+ worth of campaign-prep time the DM used to do unpaid.
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