How To Play Caribbean

In the 18th-century Caribbean, the game board sets the stage with six pirate ships poised for plunder upon the open sea, ready to raid wealthy ports and seize treasure from rival vessels. The ocean expanse is divided into distinct spaces, while each player controls three designated safe havens, denoted by markers in their respective colors on the board. In games with fewer players, any unoccupied safe havens are treated as standard sea spaces, adding an element of strategic maneuvering.

Players aim to entice the pirate ships to deliver treasure crates exclusively to their safe havens, avoiding their opponents' territories. However, as the pirate ships are not affiliated with any player, bribing becomes essential. Players must offer bribes in the form of rum barrels to influence the actions of the pirate ships. In each round, players compete to offer the most enticing bribes, allowing them to direct the movement of a ship based on the number of barrels indicated on their bribing chips. The active ships can carry out various actions, including pillaging crates, transferring cargo between vessels, or delivering loot to safe havens. The ultimate objective is to accumulate the most doubloons by the game's end, securing victory through cunning strategy and shrewd negotiation.

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• Your Game Has Inside A Game Board
• 4 Card Holders
• 35 Coins
• Bribe Cards
• 16 Treasure Chests
• 6 Pirate Ships And The Caribbean Game Rules And Instructions

Please keep in mind that the official Caribbean PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the game version you have. These instructions are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play. Download them to view now or print them for later use. No need to worry if you've lost your copy or if you need a quick refresher course.



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