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Learn to Play Pirate Borg
Pirate Borg is a game about grog-swilling pirates, undead galleons, arcane treasures found in ancient temples, and high seas adventure.
$20.00
/ Session
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3 players following this game
Once / Saturday - 7:00 PM UTC
Jul 25
Session Duration / 2–3 hours
1 / 6 Seats Filled
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Meet your party members
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About the adventure
This game is about being a greedy, filthy, scoundrel. Find a ship. Recruit some crew. Raid, pillage, plunder, and otherwise pilfer your weasley black guts out. Get a bigger ship. Kill some things. Upgrade your ship. Sneak into a fort. Raid a port. Acquire treasure. Bury said treasure. Become infamous. Search for someone else’s treasure. Flee in terror from unfathomable creatures from the deep. Drink all of the rum. Die on the high seas. Roll a new character and do it all again. The game is set in the Dark Caribbean, a cosmic horror-inflected mirror image of the area around Cuba, the Bahamas, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic of the 1700s. It is a world steeped in dark magic, voudoun, and Lovecraftian aquatic horrors. Touchstones: Treasure Island, Call of Cthulhu, Pirates of the Caribbean, A Wizard of Earthsea, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Goonies, Hook, Black Sails
Game style
Puzzle / Mystery Focused
Game themes
Meet the Game Master
5.0
(119)
3 years on StartPlaying
565 games hosted
Highly rated for: Inclusive, Creativity, Beginner Friendly
Average response time: 5 hours
Response rate: 90%
About me
Hello! Pull up a chair, friend. This world is sorely in need of stories worth telling. A bit of lightness, a bit of courage, a bit of clever wordplay. There's nothing like a roleplaying game to draw out the best in us, and also to let us explore parts of ourselves that rarely see the light. That's why I play. I hope you'll join me! Half of the work I do is active grief counseling for bad GM experiences. The other half of the work I do is helping new players feel safe enough to really play and be imaginative. You are allowed to play, make mistakes, and take up your space at the table! I’m always learning and growing, and I try to read as much as I can about D&D, game design, history, politics, and storytelling. I am a big fan of Dimension20, especially seasons where Aabria Iyengar or Brennan Lee Mulligan are the Dungeon Master. ❗ If you haven't made an account on StartPlaying yet, you can use this link to get $10 off your first game: 👀⏬💸https://startplaying.games/referral/clidyc0uu0000mk0882s9lm9m
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Creating your character
Isaac will provide pre-made character sheets for you to choose from after you sign up or at the start of the game.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
You'll need ✅ Discord ✅ Roll20 ✅ Microphone 🙏 Webcam preferred, for optimal RP 🙏 Headphones. Sometimes we get an echo on the Discord call, which can be prevented with headphones, earbuds, etc.
What Isaac brings to the table
Music! Maps! Grungy handouts! Pirate voices! No matter your experience level, I set a welcoming, inviting tone at my games. Your questions are good, your baggage from your last game is not too much, your experience matters to me! Pull up a chair, friend. I’m a musician and an artist at heart, so I love incorporating graphic design elements, musical soundtracks and ambient noise, beautiful maps, and character art to enhance the experience of the game. I think the biggest thing I bring to the table is a flair for the dramatic. I was a musical theater kid in high school. Character voices. Storytelling. High drama. Heartrending conflict. This is the stuff I like. Very much.
Equipment needed to play
Computer
Headphones
Internet
Microphone
Webcam
Platforms used
Safety
How Isaac creates a safe table
- We'll go over lines and veils very briefly at the beginning of the session. - We will use a digital X-card system. If you are ever uncomfortable with the content, click the X-card, and we will pivot, no questions asked! - We will take a 10 minute break about halfway through the session.
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