The Pirate Accords of 1217

I do believe those who sacrificed their souls in Albatross' name did so of their own free will. It does not infringe on the morals and ideals of the Pirate Accords.

Aleister wrote: If you wish to sail under the Black Flag, then by all means, you do so without the support of the Navy or Kormyre.

Cade Tanwyn, you are hereby discharged from your duty as a Commodore of the Navy. I hope you both learn what piracy actually entails, and truly rethink your decisions here.

I can't help but feel betrayed after the letters and discussions we had exchanged. I had such high hopes for you.

I've never been fired before. That's pretty exciting. I had high hopes for us as well. I had hoped we were becoming friends. If we can only get Belegchand to comment then I'll have Dregamire disapproval bingo. It's clear I was never part of your land. And by the party you three are having taking a collective shit on my reputation and my idea it's abundantly clear I was right. Trying to organize a disenfranchised group of people in this land and focus their efforts in a constructive direction is a good idea. It's clear Dregamires issue is with me for some reason and not the idea itself.

It seems pertinent to mention that I don't see piracy expressly forbidden anywhere within the laws of Travance.

Also, Cara, if you have such support for necromancers and all the good they have apparently done for Travance, you criticizing Cade on the grounds that they have allegedly engaged in some sort of necromancy seems a straw man argument.

I was merely pointing out that if the accords state explicitly that slavery and necromancy are evil and against the beliefs of your guild, ENGAGING in these things should automatically disqualify them from leading or holding a position of Power. At no point did I counter my first post, I only pointed out hypocrisy of the rules laid forth by Cade, which Starling attempted to point out.

I never knew a sea witch (pardon me if I am wrong with what you are) would be reading a few pieces of paper on land, do you read all of them or just know what Albatross does at all times?

I know of no instance where Cade has engaged in necromancy, and I doubt that they would knowingly, as the very notion of it is abhorrent to them, however even assuming these accusations were true, your own Lord Tartaros has told me in no uncertain terms that he has committed countless murders and atrocities. Do you therefore consider him unfit to enforce laws against the same crimes? Do you consider him a hypocrite or an unjust ruler? If hypocrisy is so unforgivable a crime to you, your anger may be misdirected.