Universe, the Sci-fi RPG goes old school...

[William Brand]

I'm putting together a new gaming campaign starting at Fort King George in December.  The year is 1710...and so forth.  

What Pirate RPGS are you running in the 21st century?

[Stynky Tudor]

13 hours ago, William Brand said:

I'm putting together a new gaming campaign starting at Fort King George in December.  The year is 1710...and so forth.  

 

Sorry, I know I'm not answering your actual question, but I wanna play, I wanna play!

[William Brand]

Enthusiasm is key.

That said, anyone wishing to play should consider he type of player they wish to play.  No one starts out as a pirate, so it's important to look at occupations and trades of the period and consider what sort of tradecraft and other experiences will shape the person you'll be role-playing prior to becoming part of the sweet trade.  

[michaelsbagley]

Count me in!

 

But to answer the question. None!

 

To make my lame answer better, I have a few pirate themed RPGs ive collected over the years, like I have one that uses the "Savage Worlds" rules engine based on the "Pirates of the Spanish Main" collectable card/mini game.  I have a Runequest source book for another. I have "Blood Tides" which uses BRP (same rules under the hood as Call of Cthulhu). And probably another one or two I'm forgetting. 

 

I collect more ganes than I actually play. 🤔

 

But don't get me started on pirate them miniature games... then I might have to write a thesis.

[Mary Diamond]

Port Royal, Blood and Plunder, and Tortuga 1667 are what we have on hand here… as above stated, not what you are asking for, but there you have it.

 

And, to echo Stynky… I wanna play! 😊