Rp-Pillaging and sacking

[Meliva]

George just sighs before speaking.

Well, to be honest we don't know for sure. But we heard a few rumors while here that Vaasburg harbor got blown up and set on fire, and the port fired upon killing quite a few people. Happened after me and Howard left. So one of the other pirate captains did it while we were gone. Don't know which one, we figured probably not you, since you might accidentally hit a church if you did so. Regardless neither of us plan to do anything about it, except for making a promise not to work with the one who did it ever again.

Me and Howard and our men might be pirates but we always try to do as little damage as possible-it makes us less of a priority, why go after the pirates who hardly ever kill or do damage when you have pirates who are far worst? But people might associate us with this act, and make us a bigger priority for hunters. Regardless we will probably lie low for quite some time after this.

[Jack Teach]

Jack looks about aghast.

Did whitebeard damage it heavily or completely burn it down?

[D00T]

He fired on the port after destroying much of the fort.

[Jack Teach]

Jack looks a bit better

At least there's some left.

[DezNutz]

Whitebeard enters the Tavern, walks to the bartender and places a small pouch of coin on the counter.

Several bottles of Rum. I be in a very good mood.

[Jack Teach]

Jack looks to whitebeard. He walks over to him. He says in a curious tone:

Why'd you do that?

[Meliva]

Howard calls to him.

Hey whitebeard. Come have a sit. We should probably get started on dividing up the loot.

Unless you all would rather just go by we get whatever we loaded up on our ship and not actually try to divide up evenly. Im fine with that too. I have enough loot on my brig that I won't be needing to do any stealing for quite some time.

[Jack Teach]

Jack comes over.

We must divide it up evenly.

[Meliva]

Howard nods but sighs

That would be the fair thing to do. But its also going to be a pain considering the loot ranges from simple gold and jewels to art and furniture. But thankfully my mate George is fairly good at evaluating the worth of such items, and if we have an arguements we can get a third party to sort things out if needed.


George, go and begin doing so. I suggest the rest of you get a person to do the same. When we know how loot we have, we can then divide it up evenly.

[DezNutz]

Whitebeard looks at Jack with a slightly puzzled face

Why did me do what?

Whitebeard brings over the rum to the table, sits, and looks at Howard.

Splitting it up evenly was the deal. Once the deal is made and the job is done, I don't accept changes without considerable concessions. I've already evaluated my loot's value. My men have brought the gold coin equivalent in some chests.