Sartosa is the city of pirates, each vying to become the most notorious, feared and wealthy sea-dog to sail the seas, so that one day they can challenge to become the next Pirate Prince! The waters surrounding Sartosa are as deadly as the island itself, where brutal pirates and mighty navies battle for supremacy. Some fight for plunder and glory, while others seek to push the boundaries of human exploration. A sailor’s life contains untold freedoms – and perils to chill the soul. The adventure of a lifetime is waiting just beyond the next cove, ready to make you fabulously rich… or send you straight to the bottom. Dangerous men and women ply the waterways, and only the strongest dare cross swords with them, but the rewards are well worth the risks.

Pirates of Sartosa

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At the start of your Movement phase, roll a D6 and consult the table below to see what is on Giacchino's mind this turn. 

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D6	Result
1	Did no one come to save me just because they missed me? Disappointed with the apparent lack of affection for him, Giacchino sits down and sulks while his crew desperately tries to encourage him. Giacchino and the unit he is with cannot move voluntarily this turn.
2	Up... is down! In a sudden stroke of utter madness, Giacchino orders his crew to immediately turn in the reverse direction. Giacchino and any unit he is with immediately makes a reform (even if in close combat), turning in the opposite direction of what they are currently facing.
3	Now we're being followed by rocks! Spouting utter nonsense, Giacchino sets off forward, with his confused crew following after. Giacchino moves using the Random Movement (2D6) special rule this turn.
4	Now where is that monkey? I want to shoot something! Looking for a suitable target – any target – Giacchino immediately starts swinging and firing towards whatever is in front of him. Giacchino may immediately make an extra Shooting or Close Combat attack towards an enemy within line of sight.
5	But... you HAVE heard of me? Confounded by the enemy's lack of knowledge regarding his person, Giacchino sets upon explaining his importance with complete disregard for his own safety. Giacchino is Stubborn, but may not Attack, until he rolls on the table again.
6	It's CAPTAIN Giacchino de Falco! Outraged at the improper use of his title, Giacchino lashes out at the foe. Giacchino must immediately declare a charge against the nearest enemy unit. He is subject to Hatred and Frenzy until he rolls on the table again.

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