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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brajah" data-source="post: 3249334" data-attributes="member: 19909">Instead of bringing more generic fantasy elements into Skull & Bones, maybe a few articles showing how to inject a little Caribbean flavor into a generic fantasy setting would be the way to go.    For example:Voodoo ElvesCannibal HalflingsCaribbean DragonsOtherwise for "standard" S&B articles I would love to see:1. Mystic Navigators - The whole idea of maps literally creating the world and knowledge defining reality is fascinating and could be expanded upon.2. Politics - The shifting alliances, major players and perhaps a brief timeline of the political situation in the Caribbean.3. The Inquisition - What were they doing, who were they up against and exactly who did the dirty work.4. Local Legends - I'm sure just about every small town or island has a few ghost stories, historical footnotes or other tales that the locals tell visitors.5. Ports of Call - Like the Uncharted Shores except they would just be interesting or useful locations like a smugglers market, native ruins, pirate friendly ports, or a sugar plantation.6. A Year in the Life of a Merchant Ship - Where does she go at what time of the year? Who does she meet and what does she carry?7. Maps, Maps and more Maps!</blockquote>