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<div>Does an official LEGO set based on the "Inferno Ship" from The Goonies Interest you?</div>
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Hey Ho Pirates! Rate the 10335 The Endurance!
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[POLL] Rate the 10335 The Endurance
On 31 October, 2024 5008945 Treasure Chest was announced as an upcoming
Gift With Purchase.
Then during the livestream for 10355 The Endurance, a couple more Black
Friday sets, which may appeal to LEGO Pirate fans were announced, 5009045
Chronometer and 6550800 Barracuda Seas.
These sets will be available as LEGO Insider rewards, so be sure to
register for the LEGO Insider Reward Program to be eligible to acquire
them, or access their official webpages.
As always, an in depth blog post provides more images and details.
But here's a quick overview:
5008945 TREASURE CHEST
Probably a touch large for your LEGO Pirates but you may like to have this
sitting on yer shelf as a decorative ornament.
The official LEGO.com 5008945 Treasure Chest webpage is available to LEGO
Insider members.
6550800 Barracuda Seas
A micro scale ship inspired by the Black Seas Barracuda.
5009045 Chronometer
Long before GPS was a thing, sailors used timekeeping instruments known as
chronometers, which were used to determine longitude by means of celestial
navigation.
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The official LEGO.com 5009045 Chronometer webpage is available to LEGO
Insider members in select regions.
* all links to LEGO.com are official affiliate links provided for your
convenience
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[OFFICIAL] THREE LEGO Pirate-themed sets announced for November 2024
BrickLink Designer Program Series 6 is accepting submissions between
September 16 and 27.
So get building!
All the latest information has been rounded up and presented in this
convenient article.
Builders have until September 27 to submit their designs.
When the Timer reaches Zero submissions will close.
VOTING OPEN! Vote for as many designs as you wish until October 18th at
noon Pacific.
Abandoned Imperial Outpost by jacobhorn
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Adventure on Tapu Island by Marooned_Marin
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Pirates of the Seven Seas by AdmiraltyBrick
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Ticket for Somewhere Island by jAn_eVa
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Monkey Business by SylvainLS
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Privateer Frigate Fortuna by BrickPerfection
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The Forgotten Shipwreck by Ammiraglio
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A Family Trip to the Saint Brickford Fortress by IamWhatIam
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The Pirate's Dream by Goannas89
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Kraken Attack by TrumanBrick
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Pirate Villa by elevendragons
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The Buildstrong by Brick101
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Pirate Fishermans island by piratecaptain85
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Scalawag Sloop by Sam2XD
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The Lost Island by BRICKUP_
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Brickbeard's End by BritishLolipop
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Runners Rendezvous - The Pirate Inn by Jackettie
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[OFFICIAL] BrickLink Designer Program Series 6
Even though the next non-licensed Pirates theme is 2-3 years away at
minimum, it's still possible to speculate on how the new parts, innovations
and building styles of today might affect the future of the theme. With the
reviews for POTC Silent Mary just coming out, I thought that would be a
good place to start.
Weaponry: The previous POTC sets all had the classic brown guns and rifles,
but the guns in Silent Mary are all pearl dark grey (or something similar).
It could just be a new look specifically for Silent Mary and/or any future
POTC sets, but it's possible that, after 28 years, grey guns are going to
be the new normal.
Headgear: The 2015 Soldiers didn't have tricorns, but the ghost soldiers on
the Silent Mary did, so I think it's entirely possible we will see tricorns
on the soldiers again in the future. Also, I don't see why we wouldn't see
the balding bandanna look from the Scallywag Pirate used again, maybe in
other traditional bandanna colours like white, blue and green.
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Future LEGO Pirates Set Speculation
It's official!
10320 Eldorado Fortress
2,509 pieces | 8 Minifigures
H: 27cm/11" | W: 70cm/28" | D: 24cm/10"
Available July 7 from LEGO.com*
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[OFFICIAL] 10320 Eldorado Fortress - Available NOW
So apparently some shops are already selling the new CMF wave, one of the
Reddit users bought a whole box and started posting photos of each fig.
The new Pirate minifig below, for now taken from the insert page, but I'm
waiting for him to send me a photo of the minifig once he finds one, he got
quite a few duplicates of other minifigs, I guess the Pirate one will be
quite rare?
I love the bird and the torso, dual molded arms look great too. Not a big
fan of the hair piece. Cool to see the short skirt.
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CMF Pirate Quartermaster
MOCS
I don't think I have posted this build here yet, my Armada-inspired
galleon. The Armada always had great figures and styling, but 6280
certainly didn't feel worthy of the title of flagship. With the release of
the white hull parts in the Friends boat, there was at last a good basis
for an enlarged Armada ship. Thus I set about building a galleon, using the
Armada's unique colourscheme. The unique spectrum of shades used in the
original set made the build especially awkward, and it too many iterations,
both physical and digital to come up with the final design. Naturally this
ended up being the largest and most parts intensive.
Taking inspiration from the iconic Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion for
shaping and building techniques, El Pato Santisimo Retrasado was finally
launched.
A few quarter views, showing an overview of the ship.
Due to my inability to recreate the blue striping, I dropped the brightly
coloured sails of the original, but retained the Royal crest to preserve
the linage. In the end, the more muted sails probably help counteract the
bolder colours of the hull.
Whilst not carrying the most cannons, her high gunwhales and castles should
stall any pirates or Drakes attempts at boarding.
Now a quick tour, starting at the front. Here is the beak, quite literally,
with the figurehead which provided the ship's name. Also shown here are the
four forward firing guns, a feature many larger ships would struggle to
match.
The ship's boat sits in the usual position, with access to the forecastle
also visible here.
A similar hatch leads to the sterncastle, under the sloping poop deck.
Finally right aft there is a balcony, a distinctive feature of this era's
ships. This is where the tour ends, as like most of my ships, there's no
interior worth seeing.
Not visible in the photographs, but this ship was my first to be designed
with transport to conventions as a specific design criteria. Hence she can
split in two, just forward of the main mast. Unfortunately this had the
side effect of making the ship less rigid, so bricks work apart as she
flexes, which can be seen in some pictures.
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[MOC] Armada galleon El Pato Santisimo Retrasado
USS Constitution modified. My own design.
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[MOC] USS Constitution
I recently viewed the "Asha in the City of Rosas" set, which inspired me to
create a version for our pirate-themed world! What are your thoughts?
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[MOC] Disney set 43223 (Bluecoat version)
The incredible original is here:
I felt like it would be great to expand this set and make it slightly
bigger and add more story / playability to it, so I've slightly
re-designed Aanchir's original + added a whole section at the back. Hope
you like it, the merchant stand at the back belongs to one fellow called
Steve (it is manned by his eldest son Sam).
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[MOD/MOC] Aanchir's 6267 Lagoon Lock-Up Remake's expansion
[ENG] I made another OSP (Old Set Pirated) set, this time from the world of
Star Wars. The original set was called "Ambush on Mandalore Battlepack".
It's a small set, and at first I tried to stay strictly within the
framework of creating the same one, but pirated. But in the end these early
versions were absolutely not to my liking. So I went a bit away from the
original and increased the size of the set a bit. I replaced the
andalorians with pirates and soldiers. For the more observant, you may
notice that all the figures are female. I thought this might give it a
little extra, I hope you like it.
The free instructions are now available on my Rebrickable page.
[HUN] Egy újabb OSP (Old Set Pirated) szettet készítettem, ezúttal a Star
Wars világából. Az eredeti szet az "Ambush on Mandalore Battlepack" nevet
kapta. Ez egy kis szet, és eleinte megpróbáltam szigorúan a keretek között
maradva ugyanolyat kreálni csak kalózosítva. De végül ezek a korai verziók
abszolút nem tetszettek. Így egy kicsit elrugaszkodtam az eredetitől és
kicsit megnöveltem a szet méreteit. A andalóriakat kicseréltem kalózokra és
katonákra. A szemfülesebbeknek feltűnhet, hogy minden figura nő. Úgy
gondoltam ez adhat neki egy kis extrát, remélem tetszik majd nektek.
Az ingyenes instrukció már elérhető a Rebrickable oldalamon.
Ambush at the Cursed Rock - Rebrickable
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[MOC] Ambush at the Cursed Rock
General MOC-Discussion
Ahoy!
Ever felt like there's not enough general talk going on here about what
matters most in these waters - MOCs?
Ever got frustrated over a certain issue with a WIP that you could need
help with?
Ever thought about posting a WIP but didn't think it would deserve its own
thread?
Ever wanted to announce a huge, mind boggling, or simply your next project
and ask your fellow EB members what they think about that idea?
Or have you ever just felt the urge to tease everyone with a blurred
picture of your creation or some facts about it before releasing it for
good?
Well, hesitate no further, this is the place for you! Use this thread as a
vessel for all the otherwise unmentioned MOC related talk, use it to
discuss sail sizes and capstan designs, ask for ideas, help others with
their MOC issues and tease your fellow mateys... with pics of your
creations, of course
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General MOC-Discussion, WIP-Help, and Teaser Thread
BOBS
Similar to the story I did last year (The Secret War), the tale of La
Revenante will also be divided into different chapters with a corresponding
build. For ease of navigation, I will once a again add a table of contents
to the first post, with links to all chapters and builds:
Prologue - Fire and Brimstone
Chapter I. - Rocinante
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Prologue - Fire and Brimstone
The flames wrapped around the woman's body and clawed their way up, spurred
on by the fresh air. The chains which held her to the stake rattled as her
body contorted in a deadly struggle against the heat and fumes. Yet still,
she hardly made a sound.
Annoyed, the priest of Zeus continued to spat out the sentence of
condemnation. The crowd was ecstatic at the sight of such a spectacle. It
had been a while since they had a good burning.
"For defying the King's Royal and Absolute Authority: Death", the priest
exclaimed as the crowd started to roar. The soldiers were vigilant as to
not let any peasant come too close, every now and then violently shoving
one away with a hard butt of the musket.
"For standing up to a tyrant", the woman transformed the priest's words in
her mind. It took most of her remaining life energy and vestige of sanity
to form any thoughts in the face of immolation. Defiant to the end, as the
flames licked her clothes and hair and burned her skin.
The cleric waved his hand to calm down the crowd. He grinned sadistically
as he continued the follow-up of his plea.
"For challenging the base principles of the Faith and its representative
here in the Realm: Lord Calida, for this Heresy", the priest made sure to
accentuate the last word, "death by burning at the stake!"
Her mind crawled up from the abyss once more: "For showing the people the
Truth."
"In Death, punishment. An end to your miserable short-lived life, rat," the
priest looked at his victim. The flames reflected in his black beady
hate-filled eyes.
The smoke filled her lungs. Coughing violently and through excruciating
pain, the end had come.
"In Death, Absolution and equality. Death is the beginning. Ideas are
immortal."
A chilling scream. And then total darkness.
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The start of a new story series. Could be handy if you read the Secret War,
but not completely necessary. I think in terms of length, it might be
somewhat similar. I'll try to make the builds bigger this time (12x12).
I hope you all come along for the ride and will enjoy the story. As always,
comments and criticism are welcome.
And for those who know where this is headed: no spoilers
Extra pictures (with unedited one):
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[OL-FB] La Revenante
Inside the hold of the Meduse, South of El Oleonda, May 624
Spoiler
Ghostly voices
Down below
A suspicious jungle stroll
The mouth of the Emperor
The City of the Dead
Shadows of a distant past
Morituri te salutant
All the parties involved
End of a scoundrel
What a warrior must do
Tristan walked into the cargo hold of the Meduse. He had little time, and a
fundamental decision to take.
After days of exhausting marching in the jungle and a few skirmishes with
the Daca warriors, Tristan and his men had finally reached the Southern
Coast of El Oleonda, where the Meduse was waiting for them. For some
reason, the natives seemed to be afraid of the Ocean: the sight of the sea
put an end to their chase, allowing the Oleonese to safely board the rescue
ship. Now that the danger had ended, the captain would soon have asked
where to set sail... and Tristan's answer could have changed the future of
El Oleonda.
Konrad, the only survivor of the Carnite expedition, was waiting for him...
and basically represented the source of Tristan's problems.
The young Carnite explorer, together with the maps and diaries from his
unfortunate adventure, could lead to a fabulous treasure: gold and silver,
jade and other gems, sunk with the old Lotii fleet and dozens of its
sailors... a treasure worth thousands and thousands of doubloons, enough to
make an empire move.
At this point, Tristan could order the captain to sail west, to Neuburg,
and return Konrad to his nation. This, however, would have surely renewed
the interest of Carno for El Oleonda, inducing them to organize a new
expedition to the shipwrecks... in other words, Tristan would have thrown a
huge pile of hay on the embers of the war.
On the other hand, he could order him to sail east, to Jiangkai. The
military intelligence would have acquired the documents, and Tristan would
have likely received a medal. Then, Oleon would have tried its luck with
those cursed shipwrecks, angering both Carno and the Lotii. The war would
have likely started again, and many more would have died.
There was, however, a third possibility. The mysterious Cypher could open
the route to unknown islands, to the discovery of a mint-new part of the
World and its wonders... even if the very existence of that object proved
that "discovery" was not the right word at all!
Before the unfortunate expedition, Konrad had spent years studying the
artifacts of the ancient civilization of El Oleonda, and could represent a
valuable help to decode that unusual, ancient map. Moreover, that task
would have kept him safely far from both the Carnite and the Oleonese
authorities... definitely better than "just shooting that Carnite dude and
throwing him in a pond", as one of the scouts had suggested!
Many questions remained, and the answer was probably out there, somewhere
in the Southern New Haven Seas. Who had built the Labyrinth? What had
caused their end? Did something survive of them, apart from old ruins and a
few tribes of barbarized descendants?
Well, someone might have complained, and he might have received an angry
letter from a ministry or two... but the decision was taken. The Meduse
would have sailed neither to Neuburg nor to Jiangkai, but southbound,
towards the unknown!
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Unfortunately, I will be away from most of my bricks for a while, but I
wanted to provide a proper conclusion also for my main character arc in
this long storyline! There is not much to say about the MOC itself. The
shiphold comes from another storyline (the Tale of the Charon), even if I
refurnished it. Chronologically, this part comes before "Aftermath", and is
still set in May, immediately after the escape from von Undingen's ambush.
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[OL-FB] The end of the journey
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[COR-FB] Corrington Navy Brigantine
The Sea Rats
Nickname: Pirates
Colors: Black, Yellow, Medium Blue
Quick Glance:
The Sea Rats are a rag tag group of scoundrels and rogues, who have found
true freedom on the open sea. United under the common cause of
self-determination, and defiance of Imperial rule, these folk heed no laws
but those of the Pirate Code. (Which is really more what you'd call
"guidelines" than actual rules, rather loose-like, you know.) These men and
women are pirates, smugglers, con-men, and any kind of lawless scallywag
which you can conceive of, but there are also rebel leaders, defectors from
decadence, dispossessed traders and explorers, members of conquered
nations, and any who find themselves disenfranchised from their societies.
There are those who take advantage of the lawlessness to conduct crimes
with impunity. well, actually that later category would likely count for
most people.
Membership:
Sea Rats is open for members. Any man, woman, child, or what-have-you can
be a sea rat! You needn't make your den in the Nest of Thieves, nor need
you affiliate with other sea rats at all! We're the scourge of these seas,
and swear fealty to no nation! If you'd like to captain a pirate ship and
pillage and plunder, and riffle and loot the trade routes of the Empires,
then join the Sea Rats! If you wish to take your crew on a roaring rampage
of revenge against those nations that betrayed you, or perhaps your
Quartermaster who led a mutiny against you, then join the Sea Rats! If you
wish to swindle and connive, and con your way up in the world, then join
the Sea Rats! If you've tired of oppressive reign of Kings and Queens and
wish to make your own way in the world, then join the Sea Rats! Have
adventure in your heart, a sword in your hands, and the salt wind in your
hair? Then you're a Sea Rat, me hearty!
To join, just sign up in this thread with an introduction post that shows
your sigfig. A little background goes a long way, so we appreciate any
backstory you would like to present with the fig!
Reasons to Join:
Sea Rats have a number of unique rules that other factions don't, some
which are centered specifically around player piracy (known as 'black
flagging'):
1) Under the Table: Sea Rats only pay 70% of a ship license and 50% of land
property costs (except mines and forts).
2) Looters: Sea Rats are always managing to scrounge up valuable bits to
sell for a coin or two. Upon capture, Sea Rats receive 20 DBs per cargo
point of the captured ship as loot. Players from other factions do not gain
any value for a capture beyond the ship itself. This replaces previous
looting rules.
3) Results Driven: The black flag pirate crews of the Sea Rats often find
provisions and supplies by... alternative means. Sea Rats pay no upkeep
for black-flagged ships.
4) Underground Economy: All un-MOC'd ships captured by NPC Pirates and
Black Flag players can now be condemned (i.e. sold) to the Prize Court for
a value of 50%-75% of their regular license value. The rules for non-black
flag players selling to the prize court remains unchanged.
5) Sea Rats earn an extra 30% yield on Artisan businesses. <- under review
6) No taxes!
For those still uncertain of what faction to chose or how to sign up in a
minute, we have some simple instructions here, which pretty much sum up
everything
Index
A Detailed Look at the Sea Rats (this post)
Settlements (second post)
Membership (second post)
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A DETAILED LOOK at the SEA RATS
1. Leadership
Susieh Cheng (@dr_spock, Co-Leader)
Susieh Cheng loves sharp pointy objects. She doesn't like talking about her
past like that incident with her eye. Rumours have it that she was
kidnapped as a child by pirates. Having been raised by pirates, she
developed a taste for gold and booty. Whatever you do, do not cross her.
Those who do end up as shark bait after seasoned with 14 spices and stuffed
with stale bread.
Doctor Thaum - (@Professor Thaum, Co-Leader)
The Pirate Council
The Pirate Council is a group of influential captains and business folk,
and here they hold their kangaroo courts. There is a certain honor among
the thieves, and the most prominent business owners and pirates meet to
discuss how best to conduct business and keep the people happy. Whenever
there are enough issues the Council reconvenes to discuss them, but apart
from that everyone does their own thing, and the most notorious pirate
amongst them (currently Captain Reynard le Roublard) collects tithes for
the greater good of them all... incase Corrington or Oleon comes knocking
at their ports and they need a show of force to defend their freedom. These
are the free folk, bound to no master but those they chose, and they do as
they please, when they please to whomever or with whomever they please.
Kind of anarchic-like.
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2. Landscape
The Port of Bastion
MOC by Commander Red Hat
Bastion is a town on the rocky shores of the Nest of Thieves populated by
vagabonds and rogues, as well as the staunchly independent and
dispossessed, the chaotic town is where the pirates have free port and may
sell their ill begotten loot. There is not much of an organized structure
to things on The Nest of Thieves, so Bastion grew without ordinance,
leading to shoddy construction in some parts, and a lot of crime in the
streets - but the people are tough, so they don’t really mind all that
much.
MOC by Darkdragon
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3. Military
Army:
Sea Rats have no uniforms, so they wear whatever they see fit in the
morning or nothing. It is recommended that you sail under a black flag, but
if that is somehow not possible any other color will do the job!
Navy:
The Sea Rats have many ships in their fleet, which they rent out to their
members for dastardly activities on the high seas. Apply for permission to
use them in the Sea Rat group PM.
Active Faction Ships Are:
Corporal Milton - Class 5 warship
Misfortune's Doom - Class 5 warship
Hades' Tuba - Class 5 warship
HMS Pendragon - Class 5 warship
Godfreed Faulk - Class 2 trader
MOC by Captain Braunsfeld
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4. History and Culture
Brief:
The Sea Rats are a mixed bunch, but for the most part they consist of
pirates, rogues, and thieves. Discovering the island soon afterwards to be
known as The Nest of Thieves, the Sea Rats settled down and made its rocky
shores their home, building the stronghold of Bastion on its nearly
impregnable rocky eminences. Since then the Sea Rats have thrived in their
new home, and piratical and other business is at its finest!
Detailed:
Unlike the Kings and Queens of the old world, Pirate leadership is dynamic,
and mercurial – it is anarchistic, not dynastic. The top pirate or
individual with the most personal influence gets to boss the others around
until they themselves are deposed. The Sea Rats are comprised of a true
hodge-podge of peoples from a variety of Nations, all of whom have forsworn
their prior allegiances in favor of a free life of self-determination and
self-reliance. Many of the original Sea Rats were those dispossessed by
their nations during the first great rush for the new world. These betrayed
sailors, clinging to the promise of wealth and glory, turned south from the
closed gates of Nelissa, and, along with many old rogues who had earned
their salt in the old world by piratical activities and such-like, settled
the rocky shores of the island that would become "The Nest of Thieves." The
city of Bastion was founded here on the skeleton of a former Eslandolan
fishing village. With the great diversity of newcomers, no one nation could
hold dominance here, and instead, a council was formed of the most
prominent captains amongst them, many former Privateers and pirates of the
Old World. This was the first Pirate High Council, where they determined
that Bastion would remain forever free of the influence of the tyrannical
empires, and that no one person could be their master! This pact laid the
groundwork for Bastion to become the wretched hive of scum and villainy it
has become, and united the Sea Rats as a people. In the absence of law and
order, the streets of Bastion are in a constant state of chaos, with
infamous pirate lords freely roaming the street, and pickpockets on every
corner... but the people are a tough, resolute bunch, and despite the
anarchy, business booms from the riches brought in by the pirates, and a
healthy – if you like that kind of healthiness – economy of pirate raids,
and smugglers has formed.
Diplomacy:
The Sea Rats are pretty indifferent when it comes to other factions. Of
course, this type of indifference means something more like, "They see a
ship and attack, without bothering to check whose flag waves from the mast
head," rather than an indifferent kind of indifference. Neither do the Sea
Rats particularly relish the idea of hanging by their necks until they be
dead, so they naturally study to avoid any such unappetizing contingencies
resulting from getting caught by a different faction which they had been
preying on.
(Note: Relationships are judged on a 1 to 5 scale; Very Friendly, Friendly,
Indifferent, Unfriendly, Hostile)
Sea Rat's relationship with:
Corrington: Indifferent
Eslandola: Indifferent
Oleon: Indifferent
Other nations relationship with Sea Rats:
Corrington: Indifferent
Eslandola: Indifferent
Oleon: Indifferent
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5. Membership
To sign up, post a post a picture of your signature figure. You are welcome
to include a bit of a description or backstory.
Your signature figure, or sigfig, will represent your character throughout
your MOCs within Brethren of the Brick Seas.
(That does not mean that your sigfig has to be in every MOC you make).
Within BoBS there are many possibilities. Build your own story, and since
you're a Sea Rat, feel free to plunder and search the seas for treasure!
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Sea Rats: Sign-up and Discussion, ERA II
As Jiangkai slowly but surely started to grow again, royal authorities had
decided it was time to open a small police station in the city to ensure
the King’s justice and provide the stability and peace Oléon had promised
the people there, when they joined the Empire.
An added advantage was that the soldiers stationed there, could be relieved
of their sentry duties and sent to the frontlines to mop up remaining Lotii
resistance and bring an end to the drawn-out conflict on El Oleonda.
Because of Jiangkai special semi-autonomous statute within the larger realm
of Oléon, it was allowed to raise its own policing unit called the Garde
Municipale, or Municipal Guard - their own petite equivalent of Oléon’s
Force Publique. Members of this token police force were mostly drawn from
Monomontachi commoners, with the handful of officers coming from a higher
class.
While the personnel was locally recruited, the police station was headed by
an Oléonder officer sent from the Old Country, in this case Armand DeWitt.
A veteran of Guelphian conflicts and a catalyst in the transformation and
organization of the Gendarmerie Royale, he was the ideal candidate to bring
the King’s Law to the outskirts of the Empire and train a local police
force, under trying circumstances.
As a representative of Royal Justice and as officer in the Gendarmerie,
Lysandre saw it fitting to visit his old acquaintance in Jiangkai and
discuss the situation on the island, before departing once again.
“Seems like there’s just no end to this war”, Armand sighed. He watched the
bustling street below them and eyed how his freshly recruited police
officers patrolled the nascent city. “I’ll be glad to do my part here and
help rebuild the city in the name of Oléon. For too long these people spent
their lives in darkness. It is high time they can bathe in the King’s
Light.”
“What word can you share about the frontlines, Lysandre?”
Lysandre mulled his thoughts for some time before answering. It was a
difficult question with no clear answer, as the fog of war was thick and
muddled things, even for him.
“It seems like Lotii resistance has largely broken down. There are still
pockets of resistance, though. They’re a stubborn bunch, largely loyal to a
fault.”
“And what of the rebels I heard were fighting on their side?”, DeWitt
queried inquisitively.
Lysandre’s face lightened up and he smirked. “We broke that pack of
flea-ridden red dogs. They started falling apart once the Lotii’s lines
started crumbling. Their leadership is gone and according to rumors, there
is internal dissent. The bastards are eating themselves up from the
inside.”
DeWitt nodded acknowledgingly. “Good riddance. Speaking of internal
dissent, a wounded Brigade Rouge prisoner passed through my prison cell and
had quite an interesting tale to tell. My chief officer is compiling the
report as we speak. I had preferred to have been able to sent it sooner,
but the bureaucracy is still rather slow here. Most of my men are still
learning Oléonese, so I have to triple-check everything.”
Lysandre eyed his compatriot and raised a curious eyebrow. “Do go on.
Something I don’t know yet?”
“I wouldn’t dare claim you don’t know anything yet. Given your connections
to the more … darker agencies of our Royal administration. Still, I found
it compelling. It might corroborate other musings you heard already.”
“Like you already said, most of the Brigade Rouge has been destroyed or
captured on El Oleonda. Others have fled and formed their own sub factions.
This prisoner vehemently claimed he had witnessed a miracle on the island
and that apparently a number of mercenaries was able to flee the island,
back to home.”
“Do go on”, the Captain urged his friend.
“According to the prisoner, one of their own was shot. Mortally so.
Apparently a rather young girl. A plebe from the Eranos region that joined
the Heraclians out of youthful spite and rebellious spirit. She volunteered
to fight here, but like I said: she was killed. Or at least it seems that
way. Here’s where the tale gets interesting. The prisoner claims the girl
was dead - stone-cold dead -, but as they brought her back to camp in order
to bury her, she mysteriously came back to life.”
Lysandre laughed. “Hah, this dog was just playing you. A fool’s tale. A
heretic thought in the very least.”
“Believe what you will, it all seemed very real to this prisoner. He said
her soul was returned to this world by Hades himself. Brought back to right
the wrongs. She claimed to have received visions and instructions to
cleanse the world of its sins. To stop the coming Apocalypse. She
prophesied that the Brigade Rouge was about to be ended and fled with a
large group of believers. Apparently, she was able to guide the party
through all of over patrols, as if guided by forces unknown. From what I
gathered, they fled back to Oléon to strengthen their numbers there.”
While Bernadotte was still laughing a minute ago, his face had gotten more
stern now. “While the story in itself seems very implausible, but if there
is truly a large group of enemies that was able to make its way out of
here, I will have to check into that.”
“Put some haste into that report and be sure to directly send
lieutenant-colonel Andromeda a copy. She’ll want to hear of this.”
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Another addition to my Jiangkai Market Street. I have another one built and
photographed, ready to be posted. I was waiting until I could make a
picture with all buildings combined, but my lightbox is too small and the
weather has turned bad and winter-y (YUCK), so it's difficult to use real
daylight to light the full scene.
More images here:
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[OL-FB] Justice never sleeps
Seawatch, El Oleonda, June 624
Spoiler
Ghostly voices
Down below
A suspicious jungle stroll
The mouth of the Emperor
The City of the Dead
Shadows of a distant past
Morituri te salutant
All the parties involved
End of a scoundrel
What a warrior must do
The end of the journey
Matthias walked into his room, staggering a little. At that hour of the
night, it was hard to remember that he was Major von Stern, the Stonewall,
the Hero of Seawatch. It was hard shutting down the voices of the men he
had killed and of the ones who had died under his command, mercilessly
accusing him… only whisky seemed to work.
He threw his black officer coat on a chair, stumbling against the low
table. He was pathetic, but he didn’t care much: that night, he was alone
with his ghosts… many more than the previous time.
He poured himself a glass, then he immediately gulped it. That awful man
had deceived them all, and many good soldiers had died for nothing… for
nothing but his greed, and Matthias’ own foolishness! He poured a second
glass, but this time he only took a short sip… he had planned to get
terribly drunk, but that excellent Essian whisky deserved some more
attention!
The audacity of von Undingen’s plan amazed and disgusted him. That man had
fooled everyone: the Governor’s orders had been forged, and nobody in
Neustadt seemed to know anything about their expedition, nor about
Professor Wagner’s one; the Perseus, who should have collected the salvaged
treasures, didn’t exist in any register, and was probably nothing but a
Garvyan privateer. The whole expedition, prepared in plain sight, was only
an elaborate ruse: von Undingen had planned to use the Essians for his own
purposes, just to abandon them and disappear with the gold.
Now Matthias was back in Seawatch, along with his personal ghosts. They had
given him a medal for bringing part of his men back “despite continuous
attacks from overwhelming enemy forces”… something he couldn’t accept. Too
many of his jaegers had fallen for nothing, and now were looking at him
from the corners of the room. Von Undingen had also died: Matthias had seen
him falling, surrounded by the Daca warriors. That scoundrel had received
what he deserved, at last. Matthias raised his glass in a spiteful toast:
“May you burn in the Tartarus, miserable bastard!”
In that moment, the shadows in a distant corner of the room seemed to take
form. A man in a black cloak, who until then had remained still, was
lighting an oil lamp. “Always a nice thought for an old friend, I hear. But
I fear you’ll be there before me.” Said the man, with a creepily friendly
voice. It was impossible! Matthias rushed for his pistol, but suddenly he
felt terribly tired, and fell heavily back on his chair. “Oh, don’t bother
to try.” The man continued, friendly as before. “It was in your whisky. One
part of stramonium, two of foxglove, and one of belladonna. I’m surprised
your heart is still working, but it won’t last long.”
Matthias looked with hatred at the man who had just killed him, then at his
pistol again… it was on the other side of the table, but it seemed miles
away. “Scourge! My men were killed because of you!” He whispered. If only
he could have reached his pistol…
“Yes, and you left me behind to die. We are even then. Or maybe not, I
don’t care much!” Matthias would have loved to remove that hateful smile
with a cobblestone, a sharp detail in a face that was starting to fade.
“But you also did me a favor, in a certain sense. Now that I’m dead, nobody
will look for me. There’s a little island where I had started some fruitful
activities, during the war… but before that, you are not the only friend I
plan to visit. My best regards, Major von Stern! I hope to see you again as
late as possible!” With these words, von Undingen left the room, two
fingers raised to the brim of an imaginary hat in a last, mocking salute.
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This will probably be the penultimate part of my storyline, with the last
one focusing on my main character. I hadn't planned it, but I didn't want
to leave von Undingen "dead" for too long, and I still have to think a
little more about where Tristan will be sailing to next. The story is dark,
way darker than usual... I hope you still like it!
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5008945 TREASURE CHEST
Probably a touch large for your LEGO Pirates but you may like to have this
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6550800 Barracuda Seas
A micro scale ship inspired by the Black Seas Barracuda.
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Long before GPS was a thing, sailors used timekeeping instruments known as
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Even though the next non-licensed Pirates theme is 2-3 years away at minimum,
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styles of today might affect the future of the theme. With the reviews for POTC
Silent Mary just coming out, I thought that would be a good place to start.
Weaponry: The previous POTC sets all had the classic brown guns and rifles, but
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bandanna colours like white, blue and green.
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So apparently some shops are already selling the new CMF wave, one of the Reddit
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The new Pirate minifig below, for now taken from the insert page, but I'm
waiting for him to send me a photo of the minifig once he finds one, he got
quite a few duplicates of other minifigs, I guess the Pirate one will be quite
rare?
I love the bird and the torso, dual molded arms look great too. Not a big fan of
the hair piece. Cool to see the short skirt.
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I don't think I have posted this build here yet, my Armada-inspired galleon. The
Armada always had great figures and styling, but 6280 certainly didn't feel
worthy of the title of flagship. With the release of the white hull parts in the
Friends boat, there was at last a good basis for an enlarged Armada ship. Thus I
set about building a galleon, using the Armada's unique colourscheme. The unique
spectrum of shades used in the original set made the build especially awkward,
and it too many iterations, both physical and digital to come up with the final
design. Naturally this ended up being the largest and most parts intensive.
Taking inspiration from the iconic Nuestra Senora de la Concepcion for shaping
and building techniques, El Pato Santisimo Retrasado was finally launched.
A few quarter views, showing an overview of the ship.
Due to my inability to recreate the blue striping, I dropped the brightly
coloured sails of the original, but retained the Royal crest to preserve the
linage. In the end, the more muted sails probably help counteract the bolder
colours of the hull.
Whilst not carrying the most cannons, her high gunwhales and castles should
stall any pirates or Drakes attempts at boarding.
Now a quick tour, starting at the front. Here is the beak, quite literally, with
the figurehead which provided the ship's name. Also shown here are the four
forward firing guns, a feature many larger ships would struggle to match.
The ship's boat sits in the usual position, with access to the forecastle also
visible here.
A similar hatch leads to the sterncastle, under the sloping poop deck.
Finally right aft there is a balcony, a distinctive feature of this era's ships.
This is where the tour ends, as like most of my ships, there's no interior worth
seeing.
Not visible in the photographs, but this ship was my first to be designed with
transport to conventions as a specific design criteria. Hence she can split in
two, just forward of the main mast. Unfortunately this had the side effect of
making the ship less rigid, so bricks work apart as she flexes, which can be
seen in some pictures.
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[MOC] Armada galleon El Pato Santisimo Retrasado
USS Constitution modified. My own design.
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[MOC] USS Constitution
I recently viewed the "Asha in the City of Rosas" set, which inspired me to
create a version for our pirate-themed world! What are your thoughts?
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[MOC] Disney set 43223 (Bluecoat version)
The incredible original is here:
I felt like it would be great to expand this set and make it slightly bigger and
add more story / playability to it, so I've slightly re-designed Aanchir's
original + added a whole section at the back. Hope you like it, the merchant
stand at the back belongs to one fellow called Steve (it is manned by his eldest
son Sam).
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[MOD/MOC] Aanchir's 6267 Lagoon Lock-Up Remake's expansion
[ENG] I made another OSP (Old Set Pirated) set, this time from the world of Star
Wars. The original set was called "Ambush on Mandalore Battlepack". It's a small
set, and at first I tried to stay strictly within the framework of creating the
same one, but pirated. But in the end these early versions were absolutely not
to my liking. So I went a bit away from the original and increased the size of
the set a bit. I replaced the andalorians with pirates and soldiers. For the
more observant, you may notice that all the figures are female. I thought this
might give it a little extra, I hope you like it.
The free instructions are now available on my Rebrickable page.
[HUN] Egy újabb OSP (Old Set Pirated) szettet készítettem, ezúttal a Star Wars
világából. Az eredeti szet az "Ambush on Mandalore Battlepack" nevet kapta. Ez
egy kis szet, és eleinte megpróbáltam szigorúan a keretek között maradva
ugyanolyat kreálni csak kalózosítva. De végül ezek a korai verziók abszolút nem
tetszettek. Így egy kicsit elrugaszkodtam az eredetitől és kicsit megnöveltem a
szet méreteit. A andalóriakat kicseréltem kalózokra és katonákra. A
szemfülesebbeknek feltűnhet, hogy minden figura nő. Úgy gondoltam ez adhat neki
egy kis extrát, remélem tetszik majd nektek.
Az ingyenes instrukció már elérhető a Rebrickable oldalamon.
Ambush at the Cursed Rock - Rebrickable
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[MOC] Ambush at the Cursed Rock
General MOC-Discussion
Ahoy!
Ever felt like there's not enough general talk going on here about what matters
most in these waters - MOCs?
Ever got frustrated over a certain issue with a WIP that you could need help
with?
Ever thought about posting a WIP but didn't think it would deserve its own
thread?
Ever wanted to announce a huge, mind boggling, or simply your next project and
ask your fellow EB members what they think about that idea?
Or have you ever just felt the urge to tease everyone with a blurred picture of
your creation or some facts about it before releasing it for good?
Well, hesitate no further, this is the place for you! Use this thread as a
vessel for all the otherwise unmentioned MOC related talk, use it to discuss
sail sizes and capstan designs, ask for ideas, help others with their MOC issues
and tease your fellow mateys... with pics of your creations, of course
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General MOC-Discussion, WIP-Help, and Teaser Thread
BOBS
Similar to the story I did last year (The Secret War), the tale of La Revenante
will also be divided into different chapters with a corresponding build. For
ease of navigation, I will once a again add a table of contents to the first
post, with links to all chapters and builds:
Prologue - Fire and Brimstone
Chapter I. - Rocinante
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Prologue - Fire and Brimstone
The flames wrapped around the woman's body and clawed their way up, spurred on
by the fresh air. The chains which held her to the stake rattled as her body
contorted in a deadly struggle against the heat and fumes. Yet still, she hardly
made a sound.
Annoyed, the priest of Zeus continued to spat out the sentence of condemnation.
The crowd was ecstatic at the sight of such a spectacle. It had been a while
since they had a good burning.
"For defying the King's Royal and Absolute Authority: Death", the priest
exclaimed as the crowd started to roar. The soldiers were vigilant as to not let
any peasant come too close, every now and then violently shoving one away with a
hard butt of the musket.
"For standing up to a tyrant", the woman transformed the priest's words in her
mind. It took most of her remaining life energy and vestige of sanity to form
any thoughts in the face of immolation. Defiant to the end, as the flames licked
her clothes and hair and burned her skin.
The cleric waved his hand to calm down the crowd. He grinned sadistically as he
continued the follow-up of his plea.
"For challenging the base principles of the Faith and its representative here in
the Realm: Lord Calida, for this Heresy", the priest made sure to accentuate the
last word, "death by burning at the stake!"
Her mind crawled up from the abyss once more: "For showing the people the
Truth."
"In Death, punishment. An end to your miserable short-lived life, rat," the
priest looked at his victim. The flames reflected in his black beady hate-filled
eyes.
The smoke filled her lungs. Coughing violently and through excruciating pain,
the end had come.
"In Death, Absolution and equality. Death is the beginning. Ideas are immortal."
A chilling scream. And then total darkness.
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The start of a new story series. Could be handy if you read the Secret War, but
not completely necessary. I think in terms of length, it might be somewhat
similar. I'll try to make the builds bigger this time (12x12).
I hope you all come along for the ride and will enjoy the story. As always,
comments and criticism are welcome.
And for those who know where this is headed: no spoilers
Extra pictures (with unedited one):
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[OL-FB] La Revenante
Inside the hold of the Meduse, South of El Oleonda, May 624
Spoiler
Ghostly voices
Down below
A suspicious jungle stroll
The mouth of the Emperor
The City of the Dead
Shadows of a distant past
Morituri te salutant
All the parties involved
End of a scoundrel
What a warrior must do
Tristan walked into the cargo hold of the Meduse. He had little time, and a
fundamental decision to take.
After days of exhausting marching in the jungle and a few skirmishes with the
Daca warriors, Tristan and his men had finally reached the Southern Coast of El
Oleonda, where the Meduse was waiting for them. For some reason, the natives
seemed to be afraid of the Ocean: the sight of the sea put an end to their
chase, allowing the Oleonese to safely board the rescue ship. Now that the
danger had ended, the captain would soon have asked where to set sail... and
Tristan's answer could have changed the future of El Oleonda.
Konrad, the only survivor of the Carnite expedition, was waiting for him... and
basically represented the source of Tristan's problems.
The young Carnite explorer, together with the maps and diaries from his
unfortunate adventure, could lead to a fabulous treasure: gold and silver,
jade and other gems, sunk with the old Lotii fleet and dozens of its sailors...
a treasure worth thousands and thousands of doubloons, enough to make an empire
move.
At this point, Tristan could order the captain to sail west, to Neuburg, and
return Konrad to his nation. This, however, would have surely renewed the
interest of Carno for El Oleonda, inducing them to organize a new expedition to
the shipwrecks... in other words, Tristan would have thrown a huge pile of hay
on the embers of the war.
On the other hand, he could order him to sail east, to Jiangkai. The military
intelligence would have acquired the documents, and Tristan would have likely
received a medal. Then, Oleon would have tried its luck with those cursed
shipwrecks, angering both Carno and the Lotii. The war would have likely started
again, and many more would have died.
There was, however, a third possibility. The mysterious Cypher could open the
route to unknown islands, to the discovery of a mint-new part of the World and
its wonders... even if the very existence of that object proved that "discovery"
was not the right word at all!
Before the unfortunate expedition, Konrad had spent years studying the artifacts
of the ancient civilization of El Oleonda, and could represent a valuable help
to decode that unusual, ancient map. Moreover, that task would have kept him
safely far from both the Carnite and the Oleonese authorities... definitely
better than "just shooting that Carnite dude and throwing him in a pond", as one
of the scouts had suggested!
Many questions remained, and the answer was probably out there, somewhere in the
Southern New Haven Seas. Who had built the Labyrinth? What had caused their end?
Did something survive of them, apart from old ruins and a few tribes of
barbarized descendants?
Well, someone might have complained, and he might have received an angry letter
from a ministry or two... but the decision was taken. The Meduse would have
sailed neither to Neuburg nor to Jiangkai, but southbound, towards the unknown!
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Unfortunately, I will be away from most of my bricks for a while, but I wanted
to provide a proper conclusion also for my main character arc in this long
storyline! There is not much to say about the MOC itself. The shiphold comes
from another storyline (the Tale of the Charon), even if I refurnished it.
Chronologically, this part comes before "Aftermath", and is still set in May,
immediately after the escape from von Undingen's ambush.
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[OL-FB] The end of the journey
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[COR-FB] Corrington Navy Brigantine
The Sea Rats
Nickname: Pirates
Colors: Black, Yellow, Medium Blue
Quick Glance:
The Sea Rats are a rag tag group of scoundrels and rogues, who have found true
freedom on the open sea. United under the common cause of self-determination,
and defiance of Imperial rule, these folk heed no laws but those of the Pirate
Code. (Which is really more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules,
rather loose-like, you know.) These men and women are pirates, smugglers,
con-men, and any kind of lawless scallywag which you can conceive of, but there
are also rebel leaders, defectors from decadence, dispossessed traders and
explorers, members of conquered nations, and any who find themselves
disenfranchised from their societies. There are those who take advantage of the
lawlessness to conduct crimes with impunity. well, actually that later category
would likely count for most people.
Membership:
Sea Rats is open for members. Any man, woman, child, or what-have-you can be a
sea rat! You needn't make your den in the Nest of Thieves, nor need you
affiliate with other sea rats at all! We're the scourge of these seas, and swear
fealty to no nation! If you'd like to captain a pirate ship and pillage and
plunder, and riffle and loot the trade routes of the Empires, then join the Sea
Rats! If you wish to take your crew on a roaring rampage of revenge against
those nations that betrayed you, or perhaps your Quartermaster who led a mutiny
against you, then join the Sea Rats! If you wish to swindle and connive, and con
your way up in the world, then join the Sea Rats! If you've tired of oppressive
reign of Kings and Queens and wish to make your own way in the world, then join
the Sea Rats! Have adventure in your heart, a sword in your hands, and the salt
wind in your hair? Then you're a Sea Rat, me hearty!
To join, just sign up in this thread with an introduction post that shows your
sigfig. A little background goes a long way, so we appreciate any backstory you
would like to present with the fig!
Reasons to Join:
Sea Rats have a number of unique rules that other factions don't, some which are
centered specifically around player piracy (known as 'black flagging'):
1) Under the Table: Sea Rats only pay 70% of a ship license and 50% of land
property costs (except mines and forts).
2) Looters: Sea Rats are always managing to scrounge up valuable bits to sell
for a coin or two. Upon capture, Sea Rats receive 20 DBs per cargo point of the
captured ship as loot. Players from other factions do not gain any value for a
capture beyond the ship itself. This replaces previous looting rules.
3) Results Driven: The black flag pirate crews of the Sea Rats often find
provisions and supplies by... alternative means. Sea Rats pay no upkeep for
black-flagged ships.
4) Underground Economy: All un-MOC'd ships captured by NPC Pirates and Black
Flag players can now be condemned (i.e. sold) to the Prize Court for a value of
50%-75% of their regular license value. The rules for non-black flag players
selling to the prize court remains unchanged.
5) Sea Rats earn an extra 30% yield on Artisan businesses. <- under review
6) No taxes!
For those still uncertain of what faction to chose or how to sign up in a
minute, we have some simple instructions here, which pretty much sum up
everything
Index
A Detailed Look at the Sea Rats (this post)
Settlements (second post)
Membership (second post)
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A DETAILED LOOK at the SEA RATS
1. Leadership
Susieh Cheng (@dr_spock, Co-Leader)
Susieh Cheng loves sharp pointy objects. She doesn't like talking about her past
like that incident with her eye. Rumours have it that she was kidnapped as a
child by pirates. Having been raised by pirates, she developed a taste for gold
and booty. Whatever you do, do not cross her. Those who do end up as shark bait
after seasoned with 14 spices and stuffed with stale bread.
Doctor Thaum - (@Professor Thaum, Co-Leader)
The Pirate Council
The Pirate Council is a group of influential captains and business folk, and
here they hold their kangaroo courts. There is a certain honor among the
thieves, and the most prominent business owners and pirates meet to discuss how
best to conduct business and keep the people happy. Whenever there are enough
issues the Council reconvenes to discuss them, but apart from that everyone does
their own thing, and the most notorious pirate amongst them (currently Captain
Reynard le Roublard) collects tithes for the greater good of them all... incase
Corrington or Oleon comes knocking at their ports and they need a show of force
to defend their freedom. These are the free folk, bound to no master but those
they chose, and they do as they please, when they please to whomever or with
whomever they please. Kind of anarchic-like.
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2. Landscape
The Port of Bastion
MOC by Commander Red Hat
Bastion is a town on the rocky shores of the Nest of Thieves populated by
vagabonds and rogues, as well as the staunchly independent and dispossessed, the
chaotic town is where the pirates have free port and may sell their ill begotten
loot. There is not much of an organized structure to things on The Nest of
Thieves, so Bastion grew without ordinance, leading to shoddy construction in
some parts, and a lot of crime in the streets - but the people are tough, so
they don’t really mind all that much.
MOC by Darkdragon
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3. Military
Army:
Sea Rats have no uniforms, so they wear whatever they see fit in the morning or
nothing. It is recommended that you sail under a black flag, but if that is
somehow not possible any other color will do the job!
Navy:
The Sea Rats have many ships in their fleet, which they rent out to their
members for dastardly activities on the high seas. Apply for permission to use
them in the Sea Rat group PM.
Active Faction Ships Are:
Corporal Milton - Class 5 warship
Misfortune's Doom - Class 5 warship
Hades' Tuba - Class 5 warship
HMS Pendragon - Class 5 warship
Godfreed Faulk - Class 2 trader
MOC by Captain Braunsfeld
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4. History and Culture
Brief:
The Sea Rats are a mixed bunch, but for the most part they consist of pirates,
rogues, and thieves. Discovering the island soon afterwards to be known as The
Nest of Thieves, the Sea Rats settled down and made its rocky shores their home,
building the stronghold of Bastion on its nearly impregnable rocky eminences.
Since then the Sea Rats have thrived in their new home, and piratical and other
business is at its finest!
Detailed:
Unlike the Kings and Queens of the old world, Pirate leadership is dynamic, and
mercurial – it is anarchistic, not dynastic. The top pirate or individual with
the most personal influence gets to boss the others around until they themselves
are deposed. The Sea Rats are comprised of a true hodge-podge of peoples from a
variety of Nations, all of whom have forsworn their prior allegiances in favor
of a free life of self-determination and self-reliance. Many of the original Sea
Rats were those dispossessed by their nations during the first great rush for
the new world. These betrayed sailors, clinging to the promise of wealth and
glory, turned south from the closed gates of Nelissa, and, along with many old
rogues who had earned their salt in the old world by piratical activities and
such-like, settled the rocky shores of the island that would become "The Nest of
Thieves." The city of Bastion was founded here on the skeleton of a former
Eslandolan fishing village. With the great diversity of newcomers, no one nation
could hold dominance here, and instead, a council was formed of the most
prominent captains amongst them, many former Privateers and pirates of the Old
World. This was the first Pirate High Council, where they determined that
Bastion would remain forever free of the influence of the tyrannical empires,
and that no one person could be their master! This pact laid the groundwork for
Bastion to become the wretched hive of scum and villainy it has become, and
united the Sea Rats as a people. In the absence of law and order, the streets of
Bastion are in a constant state of chaos, with infamous pirate lords freely
roaming the street, and pickpockets on every corner... but the people are a
tough, resolute bunch, and despite the anarchy, business booms from the riches
brought in by the pirates, and a healthy – if you like that kind of healthiness
– economy of pirate raids, and smugglers has formed.
Diplomacy:
The Sea Rats are pretty indifferent when it comes to other factions. Of course,
this type of indifference means something more like, "They see a ship and
attack, without bothering to check whose flag waves from the mast head," rather
than an indifferent kind of indifference. Neither do the Sea Rats particularly
relish the idea of hanging by their necks until they be dead, so they naturally
study to avoid any such unappetizing contingencies resulting from getting caught
by a different faction which they had been preying on.
(Note: Relationships are judged on a 1 to 5 scale; Very Friendly, Friendly,
Indifferent, Unfriendly, Hostile)
Sea Rat's relationship with:
Corrington: Indifferent
Eslandola: Indifferent
Oleon: Indifferent
Other nations relationship with Sea Rats:
Corrington: Indifferent
Eslandola: Indifferent
Oleon: Indifferent
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5. Membership
To sign up, post a post a picture of your signature figure. You are welcome to
include a bit of a description or backstory.
Your signature figure, or sigfig, will represent your character throughout your
MOCs within Brethren of the Brick Seas.
(That does not mean that your sigfig has to be in every MOC you make).
Within BoBS there are many possibilities. Build your own story, and since you're
a Sea Rat, feel free to plunder and search the seas for treasure!
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Sea Rats: Sign-up and Discussion, ERA II
As Jiangkai slowly but surely started to grow again, royal authorities had
decided it was time to open a small police station in the city to ensure the
King’s justice and provide the stability and peace Oléon had promised the people
there, when they joined the Empire.
An added advantage was that the soldiers stationed there, could be relieved of
their sentry duties and sent to the frontlines to mop up remaining Lotii
resistance and bring an end to the drawn-out conflict on El Oleonda.
Because of Jiangkai special semi-autonomous statute within the larger realm of
Oléon, it was allowed to raise its own policing unit called the Garde
Municipale, or Municipal Guard - their own petite equivalent of Oléon’s Force
Publique. Members of this token police force were mostly drawn from Monomontachi
commoners, with the handful of officers coming from a higher class.
While the personnel was locally recruited, the police station was headed by an
Oléonder officer sent from the Old Country, in this case Armand DeWitt. A
veteran of Guelphian conflicts and a catalyst in the transformation and
organization of the Gendarmerie Royale, he was the ideal candidate to bring the
King’s Law to the outskirts of the Empire and train a local police force, under
trying circumstances.
As a representative of Royal Justice and as officer in the Gendarmerie, Lysandre
saw it fitting to visit his old acquaintance in Jiangkai and discuss the
situation on the island, before departing once again.
“Seems like there’s just no end to this war”, Armand sighed. He watched the
bustling street below them and eyed how his freshly recruited police officers
patrolled the nascent city. “I’ll be glad to do my part here and help rebuild
the city in the name of Oléon. For too long these people spent their lives in
darkness. It is high time they can bathe in the King’s Light.”
“What word can you share about the frontlines, Lysandre?”
Lysandre mulled his thoughts for some time before answering. It was a difficult
question with no clear answer, as the fog of war was thick and muddled things,
even for him.
“It seems like Lotii resistance has largely broken down. There are still pockets
of resistance, though. They’re a stubborn bunch, largely loyal to a fault.”
“And what of the rebels I heard were fighting on their side?”, DeWitt queried
inquisitively.
Lysandre’s face lightened up and he smirked. “We broke that pack of flea-ridden
red dogs. They started falling apart once the Lotii’s lines started crumbling.
Their leadership is gone and according to rumors, there is internal dissent. The
bastards are eating themselves up from the inside.”
DeWitt nodded acknowledgingly. “Good riddance. Speaking of internal dissent, a
wounded Brigade Rouge prisoner passed through my prison cell and had quite an
interesting tale to tell. My chief officer is compiling the report as we speak.
I had preferred to have been able to sent it sooner, but the bureaucracy is
still rather slow here. Most of my men are still learning Oléonese, so I have to
triple-check everything.”
Lysandre eyed his compatriot and raised a curious eyebrow. “Do go on. Something
I don’t know yet?”
“I wouldn’t dare claim you don’t know anything yet. Given your connections to
the more … darker agencies of our Royal administration. Still, I found it
compelling. It might corroborate other musings you heard already.”
“Like you already said, most of the Brigade Rouge has been destroyed or captured
on El Oleonda. Others have fled and formed their own sub factions. This prisoner
vehemently claimed he had witnessed a miracle on the island and that apparently
a number of mercenaries was able to flee the island, back to home.”
“Do go on”, the Captain urged his friend.
“According to the prisoner, one of their own was shot. Mortally so. Apparently a
rather young girl. A plebe from the Eranos region that joined the Heraclians out
of youthful spite and rebellious spirit. She volunteered to fight here, but like
I said: she was killed. Or at least it seems that way. Here’s where the tale
gets interesting. The prisoner claims the girl was dead - stone-cold dead -, but
as they brought her back to camp in order to bury her, she mysteriously came
back to life.”
Lysandre laughed. “Hah, this dog was just playing you. A fool’s tale. A heretic
thought in the very least.”
“Believe what you will, it all seemed very real to this prisoner. He said her
soul was returned to this world by Hades himself. Brought back to right the
wrongs. She claimed to have received visions and instructions to cleanse the
world of its sins. To stop the coming Apocalypse. She prophesied that the
Brigade Rouge was about to be ended and fled with a large group of believers.
Apparently, she was able to guide the party through all of over patrols, as if
guided by forces unknown. From what I gathered, they fled back to Oléon to
strengthen their numbers there.”
While Bernadotte was still laughing a minute ago, his face had gotten more stern
now. “While the story in itself seems very implausible, but if there is truly a
large group of enemies that was able to make its way out of here, I will have to
check into that.”
“Put some haste into that report and be sure to directly send lieutenant-colonel
Andromeda a copy. She’ll want to hear of this.”
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Another addition to my Jiangkai Market Street. I have another one built and
photographed, ready to be posted. I was waiting until I could make a picture
with all buildings combined, but my lightbox is too small and the weather has
turned bad and winter-y (YUCK), so it's difficult to use real daylight to light
the full scene.
More images here:
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[OL-FB] Justice never sleeps
Seawatch, El Oleonda, June 624
Spoiler
Ghostly voices
Down below
A suspicious jungle stroll
The mouth of the Emperor
The City of the Dead
Shadows of a distant past
Morituri te salutant
All the parties involved
End of a scoundrel
What a warrior must do
The end of the journey
Matthias walked into his room, staggering a little. At that hour of the night,
it was hard to remember that he was Major von Stern, the Stonewall, the Hero of
Seawatch. It was hard shutting down the voices of the men he had killed and of
the ones who had died under his command, mercilessly accusing him… only whisky
seemed to work.
He threw his black officer coat on a chair, stumbling against the low table. He
was pathetic, but he didn’t care much: that night, he was alone with his ghosts…
many more than the previous time.
He poured himself a glass, then he immediately gulped it. That awful man had
deceived them all, and many good soldiers had died for nothing… for nothing but
his greed, and Matthias’ own foolishness! He poured a second glass, but this
time he only took a short sip… he had planned to get terribly drunk, but that
excellent Essian whisky deserved some more attention!
The audacity of von Undingen’s plan amazed and disgusted him. That man had
fooled everyone: the Governor’s orders had been forged, and nobody in Neustadt
seemed to know anything about their expedition, nor about Professor Wagner’s
one; the Perseus, who should have collected the salvaged treasures, didn’t exist
in any register, and was probably nothing but a Garvyan privateer. The whole
expedition, prepared in plain sight, was only an elaborate ruse: von Undingen
had planned to use the Essians for his own purposes, just to abandon them and
disappear with the gold.
Now Matthias was back in Seawatch, along with his personal ghosts. They had
given him a medal for bringing part of his men back “despite continuous attacks
from overwhelming enemy forces”… something he couldn’t accept. Too many of his
jaegers had fallen for nothing, and now were looking at him from the corners of
the room. Von Undingen had also died: Matthias had seen him falling, surrounded
by the Daca warriors. That scoundrel had received what he deserved, at last.
Matthias raised his glass in a spiteful toast: “May you burn in the Tartarus,
miserable bastard!”
In that moment, the shadows in a distant corner of the room seemed to take form.
A man in a black cloak, who until then had remained still, was lighting an oil
lamp. “Always a nice thought for an old friend, I hear. But I fear you’ll be
there before me.” Said the man, with a creepily friendly voice. It was
impossible! Matthias rushed for his pistol, but suddenly he felt terribly tired,
and fell heavily back on his chair. “Oh, don’t bother to try.” The man
continued, friendly as before. “It was in your whisky. One part of stramonium,
two of foxglove, and one of belladonna. I’m surprised your heart is still
working, but it won’t last long.”
Matthias looked with hatred at the man who had just killed him, then at his
pistol again… it was on the other side of the table, but it seemed miles away.
“Scourge! My men were killed because of you!” He whispered. If only he could
have reached his pistol…
“Yes, and you left me behind to die. We are even then. Or maybe not, I don’t
care much!” Matthias would have loved to remove that hateful smile with a
cobblestone, a sharp detail in a face that was starting to fade. “But you also
did me a favor, in a certain sense. Now that I’m dead, nobody will look for me.
There’s a little island where I had started some fruitful activities, during the
war… but before that, you are not the only friend I plan to visit. My best
regards, Major von Stern! I hope to see you again as late as possible!” With
these words, von Undingen left the room, two fingers raised to the brim of an
imaginary hat in a last, mocking salute.
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Details of the furniture:
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This will probably be the penultimate part of my storyline, with the last one
focusing on my main character. I hadn't planned it, but I didn't want to leave
von Undingen "dead" for too long, and I still have to think a little more about
where Tristan will be sailing to next. The story is dark, way darker than
usual... I hope you still like it!
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[OL-FB] Aftermath
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This is is your LAST CHANCE!
What be your #InfamousSteveStory?
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This is is your LAST CHANCE!
What be your #InfamousSteveStory?
#lego#classicpirates#piratelego #legopirates #legomoc #instalego #legobuild
#legophotography
#lego80s #lego90s #80slego #90slego
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@classicpirates 11 Aug 2024
Challenges Round 2 Have Begun!
You have until August 17 - what's your #InfamousSteveStory?
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#legophotography
#lego80s #lego90s #80slego #90slego
classicpirates
Challenges Round 2 Have Begun!
You have until August 17 - what's your #InfamousSteveStory?
#lego #classicpirates #piratelego #legopirates #legomoc #instalego #legobuild
#legophotography
#lego80s #lego90s #80slego #90slego
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@classicpirates 3 Aug 2024
Don't let lack Steve minifig deter you from entering!
https://www.classic-pirates.com/news/contests/steve/no-steve-minifig
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#legoinsta
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Don't let lack Steve minifig deter you from entering!
https://www.classic-pirates.com/news/contests/steve/no-steve-minifig
What be your #InfamousSteveStory?
https://www.classic-pirates.com/steve
(Clickable link in bio on profile)
#lego #classicpirates#piratelego #legopirates #legomoc #instalego #legobuild
#legoinsta
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@classicpirates 26 Jul 2024
NEW $50 Prize added to the Prize Pool! https://www.classic-pirates.com/steve
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Entries close August 17 - what's your #InfamousSteveStory?
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#legocontest
#80slego #90slego #lego #classicpirates
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NEW $50 Prize added to the Prize Pool! https://www.classic-pirates.com/steve
(Clickable link in bio on profile)
Entries close August 17 - what's your #InfamousSteveStory?
#piratelego #legopirates #legomoc #instalego #legobuild #legophotography
#legocontest
#80slego #90slego #lego #classicpirates
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@classicpirates 23 Jul 2024
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