In this article, I’m going to talk about important weapons and items in the game that every good player should know about. I’ll tell you what they are, where they are located, a simple description, and what its rating is.<\/p>\n
This section is dedicated to all the items that can be bought in Item Shops.<\/p>\n
When (*) this is given behind the name of the item, it has to be bought at 2:00am, 2:20am or 2:40am in every port.<\/p>\n
When the (*) is only given next to the name of a port, it only has te bought at night in that particular port.<\/p>\n
The items are sorted alphabetically and by category. When you want to know what is sold in a port, use CTRL+F and type the name of the port to find them.<\/p>\n
Your capability of seizing items from an enemy’s fleet seems to depend on the quality of your battle equipment. When you are equipped with D-class equipment you won’t seize any items, but with A-class you WILL seize (an) item(s). I’m not sure if this depends totally on battle equipment, but at least it does partially. Further investigation needed.<\/p>\n
If you sell items at the Item Shop, you can get a higher price for the goods when you first say ‘No’ to they shopkeeper. The new price he’ll offer is 41% higher. The higher your luck, the more often he will pay this price. With a luck of 100, it is guaranteed that he will offer the higher price.<\/p>\n
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\nAccessory<\/p>\n
Aqua Tiara
\nDefinition:
\nAn intricately decorated tiara set with small but brilliant aquamarine stones.
\nPrice: $5000 Gold.
\nPorts: Antwerp. Mombasa. Nagasaki.<\/p>\n
China Dress
\nDefinition:
\nA beautiful, traditional Chinese dress, made of the finest Chinese silk.
\nPrice: $8000 Gold.
\nPorts: Macao. Changan.<\/p>\n
Circlet
\nDefinition:
\nA beautiful tiara highlighted by a large sapphire in its center.
\nPrice: $4000 Gold.
\nPorts: Hamburg. Athens. Rio de Janeiro.<\/p>\n
Ermine Coat
\nDefinition:
\nA luxurious coat made from the white winter fur of the rare ermine weasel.
\nPrice: $12,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Goa. Mombasa (*).<\/p>\n
Peacock Fan
\nDefinition:
\nA beautiful fan made of long and colorful peacock feathers.
\nPrice: $3000 Gold.
\nPorts: Ceylon. Macao. Calicut.<\/p>\n
Platinum Comb
\nDefinition:
\nA fancy comb made of platinum and decorated with rare gems.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold
\nPorts: Danzig. Argin.<\/p>\n
Royal Crown:
\nDefinition:
\nOne of the lost treasures of Atlantis. The crown is made of gold and adorned with many precious stones. Quite simply, a priceless work of art.
\nPrice: Can’t be bought, is given to Joao Franco by Taphali.
\nPorts: Massawa.<\/p>\n
Silk Scarf
\nDefinition:
\nA colorful scarf made of fine silk.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Cairo. Mecca. Macao. Changan.<\/p>\n
Silk Shawl.
\nDefinition:
\nA soft shawl made of the best silk from China.
\nPrice: $3000 Gold.
\nPorts: Mombasa. Hanoi. Changan.<\/p>\n
Velvet Coat
\nDefinition:
\nA velvet coat cut in the latest 16th century fashion.
\nPrice: $5000 Gold.
\nPorts: Genoa. Trebizond.<\/p>\n
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\nArmor<\/p>\n
Chain Mail
\nRate: Defense C
\nDefinition:
\nAn armor made of thousands of tiny interlinked steel rings. While it allows the wearer ease of movement, it doesn’t offer the best protection.
\nPrice: $2000 Gold.
\nPorts: Copenhagen. Nantes. Venice. Cairo. Caracas.<\/p>\n
Crusader Armor (*)
\nRate: Defense *
\nDefinition:
\nArmor that the famous armorer, Montaguinus made-to-order for Affonso, the founding king of Portugal
\nPrice: $600,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Naples.<\/p>\n
Errol’s Plate(*)
\nRate: Defense *
\nDefinition: Half plate armor made by the famous Copenhagen armorer, Errol. It provides greater protection than plate mail armor.
\nPrice: $300,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Copenhagen.<\/p>\n
Half Plate
\nRate: Defense B
\nDefinition:
\nAn armor with sheets of tough, thin steel plates that cover only the upper body. An improvement of plate armor, it’s designed for more active naval combats.
\nPrice: $4000 Gold.
\nPorts: Copenhagen. Alexandria.<\/p>\n
Leather Armor
\nRate: Defense D
\nDefinition:
\nA relatively inexpensive armor made of leather that has been hardened with animal grease.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Hamburg. Danzig. Bristol. Barcelona. Naples. Istanbul. Tripoli.<\/p>\n
Plate Mail
\nRate: Defense A
\nDefinition:
\nA step up from chain mail armor, this armor is formed by a combination of plate and mail. It offers better protection than Half Plate Armor.
\nPrice: $8000 Gold.
\nPorts: Copenhagen. Pernambuco.<\/p>\n
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\nCurved Sword<\/p>\n
Japanese Sword
\nRate: Attack A
\nDefinition:
\nA very sharp sword made in Japan. It’s especially effective for lashing attacks.
\nPrice: $20,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Nagasaki. Sakai.<\/p>\n
Magic Muramasa(*)
\nRate: Attack *
\nDefinition: A treasured sword made in the 15th century by a famous Japanese sword smith, Muramasa.
\nPrice: $380,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Sakai.<\/p>\n
Saber
\nRate: Attack C
\nDefinition:
\nA curved single-edged cavalry sword that is more effective for lashing than for thrusting.
\nPrice: $3000 Gold.
\nPorts: Lubeck. Athens. Trebizond. Ceylon.<\/p>\n
Scimitar
\nRate: Attack B
\nDefinition:
\nA curved saber with an outer cutting edge. A great weapon for attacking, it’s mainly used by Arabs and Persians.
\nPrice: $8000 Gold.
\nPorts: Cairo. Istanbul (*). Alexandria (*).<\/p>\n
Short Saber
\nRate: Attack D
\nDefinition:
\nA light, slender sword used by cavalry. It’s less effective in an attack than a Saber, but its low price makes it popular.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Seville. Beirut. Tripoli. Calicut.<\/p>\n
Siva’s Sword(*)
\nRate: Attack *
\nDefinition:
\nA legendary sword that’s believed to confine the power of Siva, the Hindu god of destruction. A powerful lashing weapon.
\nPrice: $280,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Calicut.<\/p>\n
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\nEmergency Item<\/p>\n
Balm
\nDefinition:
\nA perfumed oil believed to calm storms.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Bordeaux. Barcelona. Beirut. Goa. Zeiton. Santo Domingo.<\/p>\n
Lime Juice
\nDefinition:
\nA great remedy for scurvy, the disease of poor nutrition that often troubles a crew during long voyages.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Valencia. Syracuse. Athens. Algiers. Zeiton. Panama. Caracas.
\nCartegena. Santiago.<\/p>\n
Rat Poison
\nDefinition:
\nA poison to get rid of rats on a ship. Those pesky animals will feast on your precious food if you don’t have a way to get rid of them.
\nPrice: $500 Gold.
\nPorts: Antwerp. Naples. Alexandria. Argin. Mozambique. Santa Domingo, Calicut.<\/p>\n
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\nFencing Sword<\/p>\n
Crusader Sword (*)
\nRate: Attack *
\nDefinition:
\nA special sword with razor-like sharpness made by the renowned swordsmith, Michelangelo.
\nPrice: $380,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Timbuktu.<\/p>\n
Epee
\nRate: Attack D
\nDefinition:
\nA light sword with a sharp-pointed blade but no cutting edge, used only for thrusting in dueling. It’s not very effective when it comes to attacking.
\nPrice: $2000 Gold.
\nPorts: Nantes. Marseille. Naples. Venice.<\/p>\n
Estock
\nRate: Attack B
\nDefinition:
\nA sword developed to pierce the armor of a mounyed enemy. It has higher attack rate than a rapier.
\nPrice: $6000 Gold.
\nPorts: Lubeck. Marseille (*).<\/p>\n
Flamberge (*) (thanks to Beerwolf and Markus Selander)
\nRate: Attack A
\nDefinition:
\nA long decorative sword with wavy edges. Its offensive capability is superior to both the Rapier and the Estock.
\nPrice: It’s given to Joao by his father. Or $ 14,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Lisbon.(Joao) Lubeck. (normal)<\/p>\n
Rapier
\nRate: Attack C
\nDefinition:
\nA light, slender, two-edged sword used only for thrusting. It came into use after guns made armor obsolete.
\nPrice: $3000 Gold.
\nPorts: Bordeaux. Lisbon. Seville. Pisa.<\/p>\n
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\nHeavy Sword<\/p>\n
Blue Crescent(*)
\nRate: Attack *
\nDefinition:
\nA unique Chinese sword with a wide crescent-shaped blade. It’s quite good for attacking, especially striking.
\nPrice: $24,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Zeiton. Changan.<\/p>\n
Broad Sword
\nRate: Attack B
\nDefinition:
\nA sword with a wide, straight, single-edged blade. It’s especially effective for striking.
\nPrice: $5000 Gold.
\nPorts: Bristol. Dublin. Pisa.<\/p>\n
Claymore (*)
\nRate: Attack A
\nDefinition:
\nA large two-handed sword from Scotland that may weigh up to 10 pounds. It’s quite effective for striking.
\nPrice: $15,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Bristol. Dublin.<\/p>\n
Cutlass
\nRate: Attack D
\nDefinition:
\nA heavy, curved sword that historically has been used by sailors.
\nPrice: $1500 Gold.
\nPorts: Genoa. Salonika. Algiers.<\/p>\n
Golden Dragon
\nRate: Attack A
\nDefinition:
\nA unique Chinese sword with wide blade. It’s quite effective for striking.
\nPrice: $18,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Hanoi.<\/p>\n
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\nStraight Sword<\/p>\n
Basterd Sword (*)
\nRate: Attack A
\nDefinition:
\nA sword with a grip about 7 inches long. Wielded with one or two hands, it’s one of the most destructive and expensive swords in the world.
\nPrice: $14,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Stockholm. Seville.<\/p>\n
Dagger
\nRate: Attack D
\nDefinition:
\nA short shealted knife use for protection, wielding on 8 inch blade.
\nPrice: $500 Gold.
\nPorts: Stockholm. Dublin. Barcelona. Ragusa. Azov. San Jorge. Pernambuco, Margarita.<\/p>\n
Long Sword
\nRate: Attack B
\nDefinition:
\nA long sword measuring about inches in length. It was very popular among medieval knights.
\nPrice: $4000 Gold.
\nPorts: Lubeck. Antwerp. Cartegena.<\/p>\n
Rune Blade (*)
\nRate: Attack *
\nDefinition:
\nA sword with runes carved on the handle. Its destructive power is second to none.
\nPrice: $360,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Pernambuco.<\/p>\n
Short Sword
\nRate: Attack D
\nDefinition:
\nA short sword with a 32 inch blade. Light and versatile, it’s often use in close fighting.
\nPrice: $1000 Gold.
\nPorts: Stockholm. Bordeaux. Valencia. Syracuse. Goa.<\/p>\n
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\nTreasury<\/p>\n
Candleholder
\nDefinition:
\nAn antique candleholder made brass.
\nPrice: $3000 Gold.
\nPorts: Nantes. Marseille. Pisa.<\/p>\n
Crown of Glory
\nDefinition:
\nA gold crown with delicate decorations.
\nPrice: $50,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Timbuktu.<\/p>\n
Garnet Brooch
\nDefinition:
\nA beautifully designed brooch set with beautiful garnets.
\nPrice: $20,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Panama. Venice (*).<\/p>\n
Gold Bracelet
\nDefinition:
\nA wide, heavy, solid gold bracelet set with diamonds.
\nPrice: $15,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Timbuktu. Mozambique. Rio de Janeiro (*).<\/p>\n
Jade Jewelbox (*)
\nDefinition:
\nA tiny box carved out of jade.
\nPrice: $20,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Mozambique.<\/p>\n
Malachite Box
\nDefinition:
\nA small box cut out of malachite stone.
\nPrice: $8000 Gold.
\nPorts: Mombasa. Massawa.<\/p>\n
Mermaid Bangle
\nDefinition:
\nA dazzling gold bracelet decorated with beautiful opals.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Sakai. Jamaica. Macao (*).<\/p>\n
Ruby Ring (*)
\nDefinition:
\nA ring set with a large ruby.
\nPrice: $22,000 Gold.
\nPorts: San Jorge.<\/p>\n
Ruby Scepter
\nDefinition:
\nA scepter with a huge ruby size of an egg at the top.
\nPrice: $50,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Timbuktu.<\/p>\n
Sapphire Ring (*)
\nDefinition:
\nA beautiful ring, set with a large sapphire.
\nPrice: $18,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Margarita.<\/p>\n
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\nVoyager’s Aid<\/p>\n
Cat
\nDefinition:
\nNot only does a cat make a nice pet, but it’ll keep your ship rat-free!
\nPrice: $2000 Gold.
\nPorts: Mecca. Zeiton. Nagasaki. Sakai.<\/p>\n
Pocket Watch (*)
\nDefinition:
\nA handy portable watch. With it, you’ll always know the correct time.
\nPrice: $2000 Gold.
\nPorts: Amsterdam.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (E)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by England. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with England.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Danzig.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (H)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by Holland. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with Holland.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Antwerp.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (I)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by Italy. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with Italy.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Syracuse.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (P)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by Portugal. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with Portugal.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Salonika.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (S)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by Spain. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with Spain.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Azov.<\/p>\n
Tax Free Permit (T)(*)
\nDefinition:
\nA permit issued by Turkey. It gives one tax-exempt status when trading in ports allied with Turkey.
\nPrice: $10,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Tripoli.<\/p>\n
Telescope
\nDefinition:
\nAn optical instrument that will help you find distant objects and ports at sea.
\nPrice: $5000 Gold.
\nPorts: Amsterdam. Lisbon. Seville. Istanbul. Tripoli. San Jorge.<\/p>\n
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\nMeasuring Instrument<\/p>\n
Quadrant
\nDefinition:
\nA low precision instrument use for celestial navigation. It measures longitude and latitude.
\nPrice: $4000 Gold.
\nPorts: Hamburg. Lisbon. Genoa. Ragusa. Istanbul.<\/p>\n
Sextant
\nDefinition:
\nA high precision instrument used for celestial navigation. It measures longitude and latitude.
\nPrice: $8000 Gold.
\nPorts: Amsterdam. Venice. Alexandria.<\/p>\n
Theodolite
\nDefinition:
\nThe most precise and reliable instrument used for celestial navigation. It measures longitude and latitude.
\nPrice: $12,000 Gold.
\nPorts: Amsterdam. Mecca. Athens (*).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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