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a blacksmith shop owned by John Brown.

The Bit 'n' Stirrup is a shop located in Port Royal. It sold bits, bridles and other equestrian equipment for the horses in Port Royal, including those used by the Royal Navy, and commonly stationed at Fort Charles.

The T. B. chymist & druggist is an apothecary located in Port Royal. It sells various remedies for human beings and animals, including ones which could heal love sickness and pox and substances which prevented dogs from straing.

The Whale and Waterspout is an inn located at Port Royal, established in 1704. As of the time of James Norrington's promotion to the rank of Commodore, S. Garrett owned and operated the inn.

Sailors who frequented Port Royal were known to dine and sleep at the inn, and Mr. Garrett was known even to turn a blind eye to pirate customers, caring only that his guests paid in full.

Royal Anchor is a tavern in Port Royal. The Royal Anchor is run by Josie McReedy, who regularly hires out unsavory pirates to do odd jobs for her. As does, Captain Job - a regular old salt who spends his time spinning sea yarns. Sean Tones, a musician and his band play here and will take requests for a few gold coins.

located in Port Royal, overlooking the main harbor.

This mansion was the residence of Governor Weatherby Swann, his daughter Elizabeth Swann and their staff, in Port Royal following their crossing from England. It was located in the fashionable St. Paul's district.

The biggest manor in Port Royal, Lord Cutler Beckett resides in this marble palace. Many balls are held here, but you must have a personal invitation from the islands majesty.

Cutler Beckett's office is a building in Port Royal, overlooking the harbor, used by Lord Cutler Beckett as his executive quarters when he assumed control of Port Royal.

The Thieves' Den was large cavern located on the island of Tortuga. The East India Trading Company had set up a base in the cave which was heavily guarded by a large squad of Navy Marines, and a select handful of Black Coats.

Rat's nest is a jungle in Tortuga filled with skeletons, alligators, and burning buildings. The old buildings tell us that there was civilization there, but was quickly overrun with skeletons.

Is one of the two most frequented taverns in the pirate port of Tortuga.

The Faithful Bride appeared, from the outside, to be little more than an oversized shack, and was constructed from the timbers of wrecked boats. It was said that the tavern smelled of tar, salt, seaweed and fish. The roof was noticably too weak to keep rain from dripping inside the tavern.[3] The sign above the door was a politically-incorrect painting of a smiling bride holding a bouquet in her manacled hands.

Located on the main strip, Meredith's is one of the infamous brothel's Tortuga has to offer

Sub-boards: Isla Tesoro Fort, La Cantina

Sub-boards: The Cypress Forest, The Pantano River, Tia Dalma's shack

Sub-board: Puerto San Judas

Kingshead was an island in the Caribbean Sea, and one of the headquarters of the Royal Navy in the Caribbean. The island was dominated by a large, imposing military fortress surrounded by labyrinthine military structures. In addition to normal soldiers, Black Coats guarded the fortress and its prisoners.

The island has been chosen by Lord Cutler Beckett to be something of his own personal fotress. It is there that the EITC's less-than-legal doings can be kept secret from prying eyes.

Greenford was a small British colony located on the same island as the colony of Oxbay. Greenford served as a center of operations for most of the Oxbay liberation efforts during the 1630 French occupation.

A prison located in Greenford was used to hold Roal Rheims, a man Governor Robert Christopher Silehard alleged to be a traitor prior to his escape. Greenford was a short journey from the island's lighthouse which was occupied by a lone, self-proclaimed "researcher" who was once accused of witch-craft, and attacked by a group of cutthroats.

Sub-board: Oxbay

Bordered by England to its east, and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to its west. It is also an elective region of the European Union. Wales has a population estimated at three million and is officially bilingual, with both Welsh and English having equal status.

It occupies the northern third of the island of Great Britain and shares a land border to the south with England. Glasgow is the nation's largest city. In 1707, Scotland and England were united into Great Britain.

Both "Bootstrap Bill" Turner and his son, William Turner, were born in Glasgow, Scotland. Davy Jones was also believed to have hailed from Scotland, and retained his native accent up to his death.

Captain Position: open
Crew Positions: open
Location: Port Royal
Sails For: EITC

Captain Position: Admiral James Norrington
Crew Positions: open
Location: The Caribbean//Port Royal
Sails For: EITC

Captain: Debatable
Crew Positions: Three Open
Location: Wherever she makes buff// The Caribbean
Sail For: Pirates