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Black Bart

Page history last edited by MindBomber 16 years, 4 months ago

Bartholomew Roberts, a.k.a. "Black Bart," was one of the (if not the) most successful pirates in the Caribbean. His methods as a captain, and his personal style, earned him the nickname of the "Gentleman Pirate."

 


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Black Bart (Fire)

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7 Life

3 Speed

6 Experience

1 Damage

WelshPirateWarriorFemale

Gwedduster: Dice in attack or defense rolls can not be modified.

Dapar: At the start of each round, if you revealed an Armor card that round, your defense rolls gain +1 that round.

The last great pirate of the Golden Age, the gentlemanly Black Bart captured over 400 ships and 50 million pounds of loot.

Illus.: Michel Koch • Set 6 • 31/100

 

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Black Bart

Black Bart’s Gwedduster ability prevents attack and defense rolls from being made with additional or fewer dice (see additive/subtractive abilities), as well as all other card abilities that modify the dice in a roll.

 

History in Brief

Anachronism Package Blurb

"Bartholomew Roberts, born in Casnewydd-Bach in Wales, was one of the most successful pirates in history. Called the 'Gentleman Pirate' by many, Black Bart was always clean and well dressed, demonstrated excellent manners, and kept musicians on board. He forbade gambling and alcohol on his ships, and encouraged regular prayer. Despite these affectations, Bart was immensely capable, capturing over 400 ships and 50 million pounds of loot in his career. Black Bart was killed while fighting against the man o’ war HMS Swallow, when he was struck in the neck by grapeshot. According to his wishes, his crew committed his remains to the depths before finally surrendering.

 

Use Black Bart, the Gentleman Pirate, to show that dignified comportment and a clean wardrobe are no impediment to victory in the Anachronism arena. If one cannot win in style, can one say that one has really won at all?"

 

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