[Open] Ship Seeking

[menaceunleashed]

Type: Text
Sender ID: menaceunleashed (Ganondorf)
To: Public
Subject: Acquisition
Warnings: None

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What is the fastest route to acquiring a ship of one's own?

As a man of the desert, I am hardly equipped to crew one by myself; however, I am not the sort to promise a position and be unable to deliver. Still, I also have an interest in those who find themselves dissatisfied with their current circumstances, searching for...more.

I for one would hardly be content chasing petty bounties when there are bigger fish in the sea.

Comments

[gr1m]

As someone mention- how do you feel about stealing? The Corsair enjoy a good game of stealing ships, and it brings you praise for the longer you can keep it.

Even better if you can steal a Paladin ship, of course.

[menaceunleashed]

Hm. They mentioned stealing, as well as using the common folk to do the work. A retrofit would be in order, no doubt.

[gr1m]

All the better if you ask me. A bit more work getting it how you want, but a good base is a perfect place to start.

How much money the Paladins tend to throw about could assure for a good and sturdy vessel at the very least- there are also merchant ships, and those that belong to other Corsair of course.

Sending those who wish to join you after a Paladin ship, however? Could be a wonderful test of skill.

[menaceunleashed]

I see. And it would be simple to create a puppet to accompany them, to monitor and observe their skills in action.

[gr1m]

Two birds, one stone.

I'll go as well, just to help ensure a ship comes of it. I'd rather work with people that do know what they're doing, but also know how to pick up the slack.

[menaceunleashed]

[And he didn't even have to ask!]

Good. I will rely on your own judgement as well, then. And if they prove to be incompetent, I trust you can salvage something.

[gr1m]

[He knows far too well how to take steps in order to climb- wouldn't be the first time, once he wasn't full of rage.]

Of course, wouldn't be the first time. I'll keep an especially close eye on how well they can work together, and apart.