John Crabbe

John CrabbeFew personalities epitomize the chaos of the late medieval era as well as John Crabbe. Flemish by birth he entered the records through his act of piracy in 1305. Over the next nearly five decades he would serve Flanders, Scotland, and ultimately the English, for whom he fought in the Battle of Sluys. Along the way he lost a son to the Scots, captured many prizes, and sailed his way through international politics, ultimately earning him both fame and

also known as a barque longues

Representing guns that fire shot weighing 9-12 pounds

24x - 28mm Plastic Sailor Models with various weapons

4 Boucaniers

1x War Stories Rulebook PDF

San José and her sister ship San Joaquín were part of the Spanish treasure fleet during the War of the Spanish Succession

highly tactical ruleset set in the 17th Century Caribbean during the age of piracy

Eventually she found herself at Charles’ court and was tasked with lifting the siege at Orléans to prove her cause

10 Cannons

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Life at sea made them rugged and surly men who were hard to match in a melee

Easter Rebellion