Lost At Sea - SeaCrafters Wanted

From: "Laura Walker" <shewhoguards@gmail.com>

Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 20:55:30 +0000

Wanting a change from dragonriders and Candidates? Want a plot that
puts the focus on Crafters for a change? Feeling the urge to just pack
up and go to sea?

Then maybe you should be looking at us.

It's a profitable trip for a SeaCrafter between the Northern and the
Southern Continents. Carry a full load of beer, ale, metals, and smoked
meats to the South, and then drop your cargo off and head back North
with sweetener, grain, uncut gems and wood. A tidy tithe is to be had
at each port, so it's no wonder a dozen or more ships continuously work
their way back and forth along that route.

But a storm and a fog can blow a ship too far off-route to find their
way home again, and as tensions rise discontent may start to grow among
the crew. Whispers may be heard then, of mutiny, and maybe even of
murder. And what then?

Join them as they set sail from the Northern Continent to find out.

We'll be running on the Arolos Crafters list, so people whimpering at
the idea of the usual Arolos heavy mail-load can relax ;-) We have a
hefty load of SeaCrafter adoptables available - including some key
members of the crew who'll get a chance to play important parts as the
plot unfolds!

We're also looking for apprentices and journeymen specialising in:

Carpentry (Emergency ship repairs while on the move)
Sail-Making
Navigation
Cargo-guarding
BoatSmith (Emergency repairs to the Thread-proof metal roof)

All of those are limited positions - if we get one or two applications
in for each we'll be fine, however obviously if we get in twenty
cargo-guards, we'll have to turn a few down ;-)

We can also accept unlimited amounts of non-specialised Journeymen or
apprentices. No applications for Senior Journeymen or Masters other
than those available as adoptables please.

In celebration of Talk Like A Pirate Day we'll be launching on 19th
September - so get your applications in now, and be ready!

Arrr!

http://www.arolosweyr.co.uk/arolos.php?p=seacraft.php