In a perfect world, nobody would ever know what I'm doing until after I've done it. And sometimes not even then.

You didn't really think you could stop me, did you?

That's right, DT. I'm staging a coup! I am taking over this comment section MWAHAHAHAHA!


Everybody! Tell a story about the chain of command!

How about a Favored Soul of Kossuth who uses & abuses a spiked chain and the Command spell? Haven't played him yet, but I remember making him... he's in one of my spare character binders.

Heh. Yeah, Nami is basically the second in command. Zoro is there in case Luffy dies and they need someone to take his place. Or if they need to slice someone into many, many small pieces.

You know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I go get and beat you with until you understand who's in ruttin' command here.

Reminds me of life back on the SSN 726 Uss Okalahoma city. When the first thing you see when arriving on the boat (yes its a boat not a ship because its a submarine) is the first classes in the bilges with the recruits everybody scrubbing and polishing things that aren't dirty you know you are in for "interesting" times.

You know for rebellious scoundrels, Pirates sure have a lot of rules.

Actually, pirates, historically, had a sort of democratic system on their ship. And it was rather fair too, equal right to all I believe. Save for the captain and officers, but my point being.

So, yeah, pirates had a democracy well before America and their civil war. And Athens doesn't count, their democracy was shit.

Uh... America had a democracy before the civil war as well - for about a hundred years in fact...

Well in all fairness in modern navies the Quartermaster is just a low ranking paperwork lackey, you'd have to be really savvy on your naval history to realize its previous importance.

He's only a low ranking lackey until you realize that he technically controls the supply distribution on your ship. Make life hard for him, and he will make life hard for you.

Yep. It's the Radar effect.

And now I have to wonder if Natalie is going to accidentally give the GM the idea for the Seven Warlords.

If she does then she is responsible for some of the most deadliest characters in One Piece History. Even Crocodile was able to hold his own at the War (Not specifying to avoid spoilers but followers of One Piece should know what I am referencing.) and he only had a bounty of 80 million. But I wouldn't be surprised if the Warlords were already planned out.

The Seven Warlords are probably in the sourcebook along with Gold Roger, the Four Emperors and The WG. If not the characters specifically at least a framework for them.

I doubt they would be in the sourcebook. A supplement? Most likely.

That's a probablity too, but why not in the source book? They're prety major assets.

Four different oceans plus Grand line which is higher level. I'd think that the four emperors at least are from some superhard expansion. Or stuff like "You thought the marines are tough? Well now meet the three admirals! And an army of Pacifista cyborg supersoldiers! The true might of Marine HQ is finally unleashed in this new supplemnt!"

So if we're guessing expansion/source books...

"The Grand Line"
"Might of the Schibukai"
"Powers of The World Government"
"The Vegapunk Discoveries"
"The New World" (Recommended for players of level 15+)

You know this comic made me hate Nami just a little bit more. She was already my least favorite character in the entire series, but now my budding hatred for her is in full bloom.

I love her for how shrewd and evil she can be, and yet how completely fair she is about it.

Personally, Mister 3 is my least favorite... Seriously, Bon-Clay and Buggy are awesome compared to the wax freak.

"So... what? I have absolutely no power over any of you? That doesn't sound right."

"So... what? I have absolutely no power over any of you? That doesn't sound right."