Subcategories

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  Regler & Tillbehör

  <p><span style="color:#0d5ea8;font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:13px;">Blood &amp; Plunder is a 28mm miniatures game of pirates and ships for tabletop<br /> warfare! Join legendary sea rovers in the 17th century struggle for national <br />dominance and personal profit in the Caribbean. This 28mm miniature wargame<br /> brings this period to life with a compelling rule set and the highest quality models<br /> and ships of the genre. Blood &amp; Plunder is designed to capture the imagination <br />of wargamers and transition seamlessly between land, naval and amphibious <br />combat using a uniform rule set and scale. </span></p>
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  Dutch

  <p>It is the Dutch in the early seventeenth century who truly scourge the whiskered <br />Spaniard from head to toe. Few indeed hate the Spanish as do the Dutch, and <br />with a vengeance do they follow in the spirit of their Sea Beggar forebearers.</p>
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  English

  <p>In many ways England has revealed itself in the Caribbean to be what Spain <br />has long called it: a nation of pirates! For years, England was limited to <br />Barbados and its sugar, molasses, and rum, and a few other small colonies in <br />the Antilles, but with the capture of Jamaica from Spain—of doubtful <br />lawfulness, but what can Spain do?—England has unleashed its rovers on its <br />hated Inquisitorial enemy. </p>
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  European

  <p>Beyond the major powers and players central to sea-roving Blood &amp; Plunder in<br />the Caribbean there are a number on the immediate periphery. Often powerful <br />in their own right, their influence on Caribbean sea rovers is directly associated <br />with their interaction. </p>
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  French

  <p>French sea rovers were the first to singe the Spanish beard in the New World <br />and France has no intention of letting up. French adventurers showed up on <br />Tortuga Island off the north coast of Hispaniola early in the seventeenth century.</p>
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  Native Caribbean

  <p>If there is one phrase that might best epitomize Native Americans in the <br />seventeenth century, it is “the beginning of the end”—the beginning of the end <br />of freedom, of self-governance, and for some tribes, of existence. </p>
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  Spanish

  <p>Spain! Land of romance and Inquisition! New Spain, New Granada, and Peru <br />along with the adjacent islands, make up Spain in the New World, what we today<br /> know collectively as the Spanish Main of fact and fiction, of romance and reality. </p>
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  Unaligned & Peripheral...

  <p>These adventurers are of all nations, races, and ethnicities, and their sole <br />purpose is to harry Spain—to plunder the Spanish Main! They are English <br />buccaneers, French flibustiers, Dutch freebooters, Spanish deserters, <br />Portuguese seamen, and freed slaves and other men of color, all banded <br />together for common purpose. </p>
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  Ships

  <p>Billowing sails in the tropical winds, a song echoing along the waters. No pirate<br /> or privateer are complete without a fine vessel to call home!</p>