Shhalahr Windrider
2009-04-13, 08:44 AM
Bloody Jack's Gold
One hundred years ago, "Bloody" Jack Dascombe staged the most daring pirate raid in history. His own fleet of pirate attacked an Imperial Tribute Fleet. Dascombe was able to comandeer one of the primary treasure galleons and, leaving the bulk of his ships behind to cover his escape (and subsequently sink at Imperial hands), made off with the ship and the wealth it carried.
Several years later the Empire finally captured Jack. The pirate was quickly executed without trial, taking the secret of the stolen treasure's final to his grave.
However, legends suggest that Bloody Jack may have recorded the hiding place of the treasure on a map tatooed on the back of a slave who was subsequently slain and skinned. This map may be more than legend, since one fitting its description has recently fallen into your hands.
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One hundred years ago, "Bloody" Jack Dascombe staged the most daring pirate raid in history. His own fleet of pirate attacked an Imperial Tribute Fleet. Dascombe was able to comandeer one of the primary treasure galleons and, leaving the bulk of his ships behind to cover his escape (and subsequently sink at Imperial hands), made off with the ship and the wealth it carried.
Several years later the Empire finally captured Jack. The pirate was quickly executed without trial, taking the secret of the stolen treasure's final to his grave.
However, legends suggest that Bloody Jack may have recorded the hiding place of the treasure on a map tatooed on the back of a slave who was subsequently slain and skinned. This map may be more than legend, since one fitting its description has recently fallen into your hands.
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