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Gunpowder - Barrels of explosive powder.Sail Cloth - Rolls of canvass can be used to repair sails while at sea.Planks - Cut wood which can be used to repair hulls at sea.Cannons - These armaments can be bought/sold or added to your own ship as replacement guns.Bombs - These explosive cannon rounds for attacking forts.Grapeshot - This pellet ammunition is for attacking ship crews.

Chain Rounds - Two iron balls connected by chain for damaging masts.

Cannon Balls - Heavy iron balls for blasting holes in ships hulls.

The market values can fluctuate from port to port, so be on the look-out for bargains or sudden inflation to make some quick gold.Įach product has weight that takes up cargo space in your ship's hold or warehouse space. Hard WaresĮvery major port offers the same variety of materials. The trick is timing WHEN to buy and sell. Just being able to pick up bargain items on one island and sell them at market price or shortage prices will net you some profit. Gold amounts in Green denote an item is plentiful. This means the port is willing to sell them CHEAP. Prices in Red are ABOVE market value, due to shortages or high demand. This allows you to sell things from your ship or buy things from the shop.The numbers below each item indicate the amount of each item available. These are the wares available for sale and current prices.Īt the top part of the window is the current ship cargo hold. This brings up the Cargo Shop pop-up window. In port, click the Cargo Shop icon in the upper left.

It can influence your purchasing power as well as any 'fees'. Your reputation in each port varies by how friendly you've been to that nation's fleets. The details include the Port Name, which nation controls it, which ships currently are docked there, and also whether a particular product is on sale cheap or in high demand (higher priced). Green indicates the product is cheap, while red means expensive.įrom the same Map screen, clicking the Port name will bring up a pop-up window detailing that location. This can help you quickly identify locales to pick up or drop materials. On the Map screen, a random product icon will appear above the port name. Knowing what to buy and sell, where to go and how to barter can mean the difference between surviving and thriving in the islands. In The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt, your pirate will be traveling between dozens of ports all offering a variety of goods from across the Spanish Main as well as a place to sell off recently acquired booty.