The Pirate Accords of 1217

I bet 40 gold that The pirate will continue to dodge his challengers.

-Leon

Cade,

I am here to make a few coin on betting, my only malice it toward the sea witch. I personally, have no issues with a good Celtic Conversion. Personally, I have my doubts you'd ever dabble in necromancy.

I have faith that the Barony will work this out. I am still willing to go were-whaling with yourself.

I'm off to the Black Bird, and then it's back to work.

Del Dragon, Argyle

Love ya Argyle. I trust Louis and the Barony as well.

I have been staying out of this conversation as a whole, and cannot, nor will not speak of anything I cannot confirm is 100% true. The only thing I CAN confirm is that Cade is being truthful in relation to the comment made regarding giving those two citizens back their money, as I witnessed it first hand. He did say "You cannot trust everyone in this town, some will just take your money and run," as he handed the gold back.

Solitaire - it is my expert opinion that Atrus will beat the entire crew himself if no substitutions are allowed. I would advise the captain to select his condition being the combat not be to death. I back my claim with 1000 gold and offer odds of 3:2. The crew list is that effective as of 21 July 1217.

Being one of the two who learned this lesson from Cade, I can also verify that he both informed me that people are capable of saying that that they are something they aren't and that he did in fact hand the money back. Atrus, if you would like to come to the bank with me to see the gold, I am more than willing to show you. As for commenting on this whole thing, every time I perceive myself to be drunk enough for this, I pass out within a few minutes and wake up with a headache that would make Aguara wince. I will say that while the term 'pirate' has similar negative connotations to the words 'bandit' and 'murderer', if Cade were to follow through with the terms of the Accord, the term's reputation could easily be brought into a more positive light, given time.

HOWEVER, the methodology behind this proposal is sincerely lacking in terms of official backing (and considering the events prior to this moon's Feast, I believe myself to be an expert in altering the norm without a person of power backing my proposal) and this detail has caused a whole host of parchment to go to relative waste. Captain Cade Tanwyn, I support the majority of this accord, and I imagine (over the course of a few pints in the Black Bird, as has been suggested) that others could share my viewpoint, especially if you were to find an alternative name, considering the knee-jerk reaction that we've all pointed out.

I see no point in duels over something such as this, but if those who have made the proposal still stand by it, it is Cade's choice.

Lastly, Captain Cade Tanwyn, I would like to inform you that you are, in fact, the nicest pirate with whom I've had the opportunity to converse.