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<blockquote data-quote="CarlZog" data-source="post: 2292836" data-attributes="member: 11716">Rich, I second the suggestion to mix up SA and S&amp;B.I'm using SA to represent some of the European character classes and features, while S&amp;B provides the bulk of the rules and classes. For example, one PC in the campaign is using the Noble class from SA (slightly modified) to play the black sheep of a well-to-do French family who eventually sent him to learn the family's business affairs in Martinique -- where he fell in leaque with pirates.For the immediate future, I envision all the action to be centered in the Caribbean, but if the campaign lasts long enough, I can envision the PCs crossing the Atlantic to partake in adventures &quot;back home.&quot; SA will be a big help, then.It depends on what kind of S&amp;B campaign you're running. If your S&amp;B campaign is involving a lot of naval action, and you want extra ships to involve in it, Corsair is worth it. If you're spending most of your time on the islands, it may be as interesting.Carl</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CarlZog, post: 2292836, member: 11716"] Rich, I second the suggestion to mix up SA and S&B. I'm using SA to represent some of the European character classes and features, while S&B provides the bulk of the rules and classes. For example, one PC in the campaign is using the Noble class from SA (slightly modified) to play the black sheep of a well-to-do French family who eventually sent him to learn the family's business affairs in Martinique -- where he fell in leaque with pirates. For the immediate future, I envision all the action to be centered in the Caribbean, but if the campaign lasts long enough, I can envision the PCs crossing the Atlantic to partake in adventures "back home." SA will be a big help, then. It depends on what kind of S&B campaign you're running. If your S&B campaign is involving a lot of naval action, and you want extra ships to involve in it, Corsair is worth it. If you're spending most of your time on the islands, it may be as interesting. Carl [/QUOTE]

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