(Legendary) Poseidon's Fleet

[Stan Rogers]

I am neither for or against the curse but sit in amazement at what just read. I do like the effort put into a legendary card as that is what is needed now. I do not put much stock in absolute history but I never heard of all those 'real' pirates listed
Boukris
Dicaearchus of Aetolia
Dionysius the Phocaean
Glaucetas
Panares
Ameinias the Phocian
Taphians
Teleboans

Never heard of any of them but from my history, Spain, England, France and Netherlands were the dominate seafarers from late 1600's to late 1700's and early 1800's. Lets argue about this for 3 more pages then I'll say that legendary voodoo is not easy to make and good recipe's will be difficult to make and get the right strength to cost to abilities.
Good effort Deznutz You are on the right track. Especially when you do not have many examples to promote idea's
Personally, I don't care if its called '2 men in a canoe' as long as its useful, creative and interesting .

[DezNutz]

I don't think this card is over powered. It could be used as a rare card because the man of wars and ships of the line will be temporary and they'll always disappear after a certain amount of time or battles.

I say make the duration 2 hours and anytime the voodoo is cancelled or expires the fleet will disappear.

Also make this fleet have normal pg rules, turns for instant travel, treasure fleet, danger, ability to plunder and steal the ships, lose levels, although I think a 50K maximum per hit would be necessary.

Great Idea DezNuts

Because of the Flying Dutchman used to build the card, the fleet should have a few "free" instant moves. The rest of the normal PG rules apply.

[DezNutz]

I am neither for or against the curse but sit in amazement at what just read. I do like the effort put into a legendary card as that is what is needed now. I do not put much stock in absolute history but I never heard of all those 'real' pirates listed
Boukris
Dicaearchus of Aetolia
Dionysius the Phocaean
Glaucetas
Panares
Ameinias the Phocian
Taphians
Teleboans

Never heard of any of them but from my history, Spain, England, France and Netherlands were the dominate seafarers from late 1600's to late 1700's and early 1800's. Lets argue about this for 3 more pages then I'll say that legendary voodoo is not easy to make and good recipe's will be difficult to make and get the right strength to cost to abilities.
Good effort Deznutz You are on the right track. Especially when you do not have many examples to promote idea's
Personally, I don't care if its called '2 men in a canoe' as long as its useful, creative and interesting .

Thanks. I believe those pirates were from the pre Golden Age of Piracy, most likely BC.

[DezNutz]

Updates to card data. Duration and Effects.

[Juicypotato]

Much better modifications. This is a card i'd truly like to own especially for when I attack a player with capital ships that I want to take. +1 for those modifications