Excellent e-magazine and supplement for us pirtates.

Great mix of articles for all you scurvy dogs out there.

A variety of interesting, useful stuff for Skull & Bones. Some NPCs, settings, a fairly meaty random adventure generator and some advanced ship rules fill out the majority. I felt like I easily got my money's worth, and consider it equally useful in any caribbean-based pirate game, such as Bloode Island, and convertable to 50 Fathoms and the like.

A very interesting and exciting piece of work. Highly valuable from both a player and a game master point of view. Every page is a source of tremendous information, inspiration, and entertainment.

I found this emag very informative with losts of great hooks and information for driving your Skulls and Bones adventure further. Its worth looking at even if you are not using the Skulls and Bones sourcebook.

B&B#1 is a bit pricey, but the content is worth what you pay. The three "Uncharted Waters" features could use a bit of extra 'crunch' to make them more playable, but the random adventure generator is a handy addition to any pirate game. The additional rules for ship repairs are helpful, and the rules for Legendary Ships and Ship Feats are a must-have for any nautical campaign.

A fine sea mist salts your beard, the timbres creek beneath your feet, a sudden change in the winds? direction causes the sails to billow and flounder then refill with a resounding ?CRACK!?. ?Capt?n, we?ve spotted ?er? ?Bring me the Bokor.? ?Aye? Suddenly you fall, clutching your side as blood seeps threw your fingers. ?All hands, All Hands!?

Who can?t resist the call of the sea? And which one of us hasn?t dreamt of being a pirate? Now is your chance. Buccaneers & Bokor offers the errata and setting, you supply the system; preferably Skull & Bones (but it can be7th Sea, Swashbuckling Adventures, Salt and Seadogs, or any other system involving the sea). As a stand alone resource or a supplement to ?Skull & Bones? thus ?ere be a foine bounty, an? a dam? site ente?tainin.