Christopher Columbus arrives in the Caribbean, opening the New World to European colonization and exploration.
Spain establishes major colonies in the Caribbean, centralizing control and wealth from the New World that attracts pirates.
The period in which piracy is most prevalent in the Caribbean and Atlantic, including famous pirates like Blackbeard and Henry Morgan.
Treaty between England and Spain restricting piracy and privateering to establish control over colonies.
This book chronicles the lives of many famous pirates and contributes to the pirate legend.
Rising colonial naval power and treaties lead to the decline of piracy in the Caribbean by the mid-18th century.
The player arrives in the Caribbean Sea as a young adventurer seeking fortune and fame during the early 17th century.
The player receives their first commission from a colonial governor, marking the beginning of official naval and privateering duties.
A significant naval battle against infamous pirate raiders that tests the player's ship combat skills early in their career.
The player meets and courts the daughter of a prominent governor, opening opportunities for influence and alliances.
Victory in a local dance contest enhances the player's popularity and social standing in a colonial town.
The player successfully captures a heavily armed Spanish galleon, greatly increasing their wealth and reputation.
Due to valor and success, the player is appointed Admiral by a colonial power, increasing command opportunities.
A climactic naval battle with the notorious Pirate Lord, impacting control over Caribbean waters.
The player retires from seafaring life, settling down as a powerful and wealthy merchant in a colonial city.
