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This book provides all the details needed to fully explore the Caribbean. Listings of towns and cities provide targets and havens for pirate crews, animals provide both beasts of burden and surprise enemies in the jungles and on the seas, advanced rules for Character creation according to time period draw one further into the fabled world of the Spanish Main, and the dark shadows of superstitions add an element of magic to your adventures.

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