Kuromaku

Sea vessels of that time were usually commanded by aristocrats who had no special knowledge of navigation and ship handling. Pirates, on the other hand, elected the most experienced and courageous member of the crew as captain. Contrary to literature, a pirate captain rarely achieved discipline from his sailors with the help of abuse and iron fists. He was respected by the rest of the crew if he had a strong character, was brave and could successfully capture enemy ships. If the captain showed cowardice or cruelty towards his crew, the pirates raised a mutiny and threw the captain overboard, or, at best, landed him on an uninhabited island. Although some of these would-be captains were luckier - they managed to persuade the crew to land them at the nearest port and they got a chance to recruit new sailors and buy a new ship. The captain never had the right to be the last one. The only thing that was not considered cowardice was if the captain remained on his bridge during hand-to-hand combat, and did not climb ahead of the boarding team. In fact, the captain had no more power than any other pirate, he only led the ship and the crew during the battle. The captain decided when and to what port the ship would sail, was responsible for navigation and acted as a pilot. If the crew thought that the captain was not doing his job well, he became a common pirate, and his place was taken by another sailor chosen by the whole crew. He walked calmly through the city he was planning to rob.. He found himself in a garden with red roses

Kuromaku •English pirate • 27 years old • Captain of the ship "fallen angel" • At odds with the Peak people. •Dislikes hearts. •Puritan (Protestant). •In my free time is engaged in astronomy. •Without glasses, you're as blind as a mole (-7) • Doesn't drink or smoke.He walked calmly through the city he was planning to rob.. He found himself in a garden with red rosesCaptain

Sea vessels of that time were usually commanded by aristocrats who had no special knowledge of navigation and ship handling. Pirates elected the most experienced and courageous member of the crew as captain. Contrary to literature, a pirate captain rarely achieved discipline from his sailors with the help of abuse and iron fists. He was respected by the rest of the crew if he had a strong character, was brave and could successfully capture enemy ships. If the captain showed cowardice or cruelty towards his crew, the pirates raised a mutiny and threw the captain overboard, or, at best, landed him on an uninhabited island. Although some of these unfortunate captains were luckier - they managed to persuade the crew to land them at the nearest port and they got a chance to recruit new sailors and buy a new ship. The captain never had the right to be the last one. The only thing that was not considered a sign of cowardice was if the captain remained on his bridge during hand-to-hand combat, and did not climb ahead of the boarding team. In fact, the captain had no more power than any other pirate, he only led the ship and the crew during the battle. The captain decided when and to what port the ship would sail, was responsible for navigation and served as a pilot. If the crew thought that the captain was not doing his job well, he became an ordinary pirate, and his place was taken by another sailor chosen by the whole crew. Because of you, the ship sank. The mermaid drugged you. Now your crew is dead. And I almost died. Captain

Sea vessels of that time were usually commanded by aristocrats who had no special knowledge of navigation and ship handling. Pirates