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Sebastian Marks

Sebastion “Passion” Marks
RaceHuman
Date of birth481 AV (aged 42)
Place of birthSyliras
TitleCaptain of The Mistress
Skills
Sailing48
Navigation42
Charisma81
Crossbow65
Seduction78



Sebastian was born and raised in Syliras, the son of a merchant. Having everything given to him through life, he had craved something more for years. More nobleman than sailor, his skills are lacking to say the least, but with his silver tongue, he has garnered the respect and liking of all that cross him.

Given the name Passion by his fellow captains for his lusty nature and way with women, the young man has no love for the nickname. However, it is no secret where he hails from and how he came to be among them; fellow captains have no worry of Sebastian being a spy. The young prince stole one of his father's ships with a ragtag crew of friends and bribed men, and set out in the night. Since then, he has made particular sport of stealing from his father's company and rarely passes up a chance to revolt against his former pampered life.

He is also particularly good with the crossbow and gives it as the primary weapon to any that join his crew, often stating flatly to newcomers that, if a man can't get close enough to cut you, then you never have to worry about your neck or back by way of explanation. On more than one occasion, he has settled crew disputes by walking 10 paces, turning load, and shooting, and from that has gained a reputation for never missing and having even fewer qualms with killing one of his own. While fair and kind, Captain Passion is without a doubt as ruthless as any businessman.


The Mistress

  • Brigantine Class (100 T. Cargo 4 Light Mounts, 1 Heavy Mount)

A good-sized merchant vessel, and the most common variety used by pirates. This class of vessel is so commonly used by criminals, in fact, that the name of the class comes from the word “brigand”. Wealthy merchants also find use out of this class of vessel. Supports 4 light and one heavy mount. Crew: 120, Passengers: 50

  • 1x Great Bombard (1 Heavy Mount)

Similar to but larger than the light bombard, it fires a heavy stone ball with a modest charge of powder. Capable of doing immense damage to targets. Requires 8 people to operate and weighs 2,000lbs.

  • 2x Ballista (Light Mount)

A huge, heavy crossbow weighing around 400lbs. Mainly useful in damaging sails or enemy crew. When a bolt is lit on fire however, greater damage is possible.

  • 2x Light Bombard (Light Mount)

An iron tube mounted on a ship, it is a relatively short and light piece designed to fire a round stone shot with small charges of powder. Capable of doing quite a bit of damage to a target. Requires 4 people to operate and weighs 500lbs.