IntroductionEvil Stevie’s Pirate Game involves elements of both roleplaying and tactical combat. The “ship class” rules are written to support LEGO but any sort of toy can be used. These rules are shareware so you may:
You may not, however, incorporate any of this material into publications, hardcopy, online, or in any other media, with or without credit. If you want to refer to this material online, please link to the Steve Jackson’s Home Page. |
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DiscussionIf you you have any questions or would like to arrange a tournament visit our Evil Stevie’s Pirate Game thread in the LEGO Pirates Forum. Steve Jackson reads and responds to posts in this thread periodically. Please visit Steve Jackson’s Home Page for the latest updates and upcoming games. Discuss Evil Stevie’s Pirate Game in the LEGO Pirates Forum! |
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The Rules
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Charts, Tables and ReferencesGM TablesAn assortment which one hopes is self-explanatory. (Note some of these are designed for long, complex games, and are of no use for a sail-and-shoot game.) Movement PlotEach player needs one of these in order to plot his or her moves before making them. Player Setup SheetA sheet to use when starting a new player, if you’re allowing players to choose some elements of their starting setup. Sutler InformationBuying and selling goods. Again, some elements here are more complex than you’ll want for every game. Turn PhrasesA cheatsheet from which the referee can read aloud in order to control the flow of the game. Pirate NamesA very brief list of individual and ship names with the right “sound” for a pirate game. LogisticsWhat it takes, in terms of time, space and people, to run this game for a large group. |
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SupportCreate Your Own SailsCheck out these Step by Step tutorials for creating your own custom sails in our LEGO Pirates Forum. Sail LibraryHere you’ll find scans of most of the official LEGO sails plus custom sails created by some of the best pirate MOCers. Roy Riggs’ XLSPrint out the first sheet and use this as a guide for generating weather. GlossaryA somewhat silly glossary of piratical language, with a bit of historical background. |
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Where to now?
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These rules are not licensed or approved by The LEGO Group.
Copyright 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2010, 2011 and used with Steve Jackson’s permission.