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- The term pirate now refers to a much wider selection of traits, and while several groups of criminals branded as pirates do sail the Great Sea and search for treasure, other factions prefer to remain secretive, reserving piracy for the inner ranks of their organizations. Needless to say, most pirates are considered less clean than your average sailor. Synonym terms for a pirate includes: freebooter, privateer, corsair, buccaneer, raider, sea king, etc. Many pirates have the buccaneer class, although not all pirates are buccaneers.
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- The Pirate (パイレーツ Pairētsu) is a combat physical class commonly found across the Fire Emblem Series. This class wields Axes as its sole weapon of choice.
- The term pirate referred to the variety of rogues that were scattered across The Galaxy who would attack, rob or commandeer ships in their territory. Whilst their actions were inherently illegal, the morals of various pirates varied considerably. Some were cutthroat brigands who were petty murderers or thieves, but others, such as Nym, had a set of morals that prohibited killing the innocent, and generally restricted their actions to the rich. Indeed, on a few occasions, pirates have pulled through to help the galaxy as a whole. Mostly though, they are the scourge of The Galaxy.
- Level 26 pirates can also be found during Cabin Fever. Some pirates have a talk option and respond with unintelligible pirate slang when the player speaks to them without a Book o' piracy or Rocking Out completed. A large amount of NPC pirate models have been updated on 9 November 2009. From the 18 September 2014 through to the 25 September 2014, a Treasure Hunter promotion caused pirates to potentially drop doubloons when killed.
- Starts with:
* Leather
* Cloth
* Dagger
* One-Handed Sword May Learn:
* Mail
* Two-Handed Sword
- They may also be referred to as buccaneers, swashbucklers, privateers or corsairs, though in reality these terms are specific to certain types of pirate. They are often found on Caribbean islands and ships. Scabb Island is the only island where pirates are free to be pirates.
- Yo ho yo ho, a pirate's life for me. Pirate is one of the many colours that you can change your pets into. It is attainable through a Pirate Paint Brush, morphing potion, or a Fountain Faerie quest. You cannot zap pirate through the lab ray.
- Pirate is the unnamed pirate who helped Erza Scarlet get to Galuna Island.
- If Reincarnating into this class after having already been this class, or a class with similar abilities, check the following page to see what ability you'll get instead at the levels you would normally gain an already achieved class ability.
- A prefix title awarded to rogues who complete their agility AA line.
- Pirate is based on English, Spanish, Frisian and Swedish, and that it is a text language, it can be easily understand by a non-speaker with some creativity, and a growth mindset.
- It's location is on the Skull Island
- Pirate es un moderador del equipo de Club Penguin en inglés.
- Pirates are the scourge of the seas. Fast, nimble, and totally heartless, they attack without warning and leave nothing alive. These less-than-admirable qualities make them excellent weapons to counter the naval ambitions of one's enemies. Privateers are mercenary pirates, chartered by a civilization with one goal: attack everything not flying the right flag. Used efficiently, pirates can completely disrupt an enemy's naval trade and coastal industry.
- Le pirate est une vocation.
- A pirate ship is led by the captain. Most captains have crews. These are their crews' appearances:
- Manliness of men and arch-enemies of ninjas!
- Pirate is an intermediate vocational class in VII.
- Pirate is the second episode of TUGS.
- Pirate was the second episode of TUGS.
- The Pirates were the henchmen of One-Eyed Jack. They were like the Pirate Gangsters and were essentially them, when they were transported back to the Flying Dutchman under hell's kitchen, but do not need to blend in. Thjey mostly reside on their ship, the Flying Dutchman. They wielded pirate swords.
- To become a pirate go to Pirate's Cove.
- Ah, the pirate. They are a race of people who live in boats, steal stuff, say arr, steal more stuff, kill people and steal some more stuff. They are not to be confused with pie rats, pi, rats, or rat pies. They are pirates. YEESH, how long does it take to spell a simple thing of simpleness. Well, it's not that simple. Yuo see...
- The Pirate discipline is one of the many weapon sets available for custom characters and NPCs in Chronicles of the Sword mode in Soul Calibur III. Soul of Cervantes and Soul of Ivy are available only to Pirates. "A fearless warrior of the sea. The power and cunning that has won vast riches and countless battles over treacherous waters will lure all enemies to their underwater graves."
- Pirates in Tropico 2: Pirate Cove do all almost no work on the island, unlike captives. Most pirate activity is spent on board ships, where they cruise in search of plunder. They require food, sleep, stashing, drinking, gambling, wenching, defense, and anarchy. Pirates not assigned to ships can instead find jobs ashore as Guards or Overseers, though these are paid poorly (though regularly) and prefer a berth on a ship. Both male and female pirates can take jobs interchangeably.
- Within the Pirates, there are two job branches: Corsairs and Buccaneers (Cannoneers are a special case that can be found on their own page). As their main weapons, Corsairs use Guns that vary in speed every 5 levels and Buccaneers use Knuckles, braces for hand-to-hand combat. Although the Corsair's gun gets relatively low hits, higher hits are more consistently achievable when attacking monsters close to the Pirate's level while using the skill Bullet Time. To view Pirate's skill list, click here.
- Pirate eli merirosvo on vihollinen RuneScapessa. Heitä löytää länteen Port Sarimista olevasta luolasta. Ne ovat 26-levelisiä. Kun niitä tappaa, niiltä saa 96xp. Heiltä kannattaa kerätä riimukivet ja gemit.
- They generally lurk in asteroid fields and wait for their prey, usually attacking freighters or mining ships, but they can often be seen in dogfights with station security forces. The danger level on the System Map (Secure, Average, Risky or Dangerous) refers to the likelihood of the player encountering Pirates. Pirates are disliked by all, yet it's socially acceptable to state one's wish to become a pirate to strangers in public (the Space Lounge).
- The pirate is enemy in World 3 of the Fancy Pants Adventures.
- Pirates are the scum of the galaxy (from a certain point of view). Their hobbies are robbing traders, killing traders, fighting against the local military vessels, and more. They have many types of modified ships, including the Manticore, the Carrier, the Enterprise, the Starbridge, the Valkyrie, The Argosy, the Thunderhead, and the Viper. All such ships are available in a number of variants. As well as the standard pirates, there are several pirate factions:
* Marauders
* Association of Free Traders
* Guild of Free Traders
* Houseless Warriors
- The Pirate is a Terrorist faction featured in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
- A pirate in the world of One Piece is anyone who raises a Jolly Roger, whether they commit an act of piracy or not. This is not, however, usually enough to give anyone a bounty, but is enough to be arrested by the Marines. Bandits are said to be the opposite of pirates. The two have not been known to get along with each other too well.
- Level 38 pirates can also be found during Cabin Fever. Some pirates have a talk option and respond with unintelligible pirate slang when the player speaks to them without a Book o' piracy or Rocking Out completed. A large amount of NPC pirate models have been updated on 9 November 2009. From the 18 September 2014 through to the 25 September 2014, a Treasure Hunter promotion caused pirates to potentially drop doubloons when killed.
- Costume of Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean.
- Le Pirate est un Sans-cœur apparaissant dans Kingdom Hearts et Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.
- The Pirate is a recurring job class in the Tales series.
- The Pirate class is a new class featured in the Fat Roles expansion pack. The Pirate is great for bombing castle doors and groups of enemies with its special cannons and bombs. The Pirate comes with a close range cutlass and a long ranged flintlock styled pistol.
- The Pirate Specialist Card can only be obtained in Summer Event raid. The Pirate Card has only a few attacks. This card does not have an Element so it can be used in combination with any fairy you chose, but since it has no element there is no increse in attack power. --Anjamen (talk) 23:03, September 19, 2012 (UTC) -Edited by OskarTM 11/28/12
- Pirates were somewhat common along the Rokugani coast, especially in the lucrative Crane and Mantis shipping lanes. Most pirates tended to be simply gangs of ronin with seafaring experience who had turned to raiding coastal towns and cities, or they tended to be bands of disgruntled or desperate peasants. The clans themselves, however, did play an active role in Rokugani piracy. Some accused the Mantis Clan of wholesale piracy because of the methods they employed to secure their waters, but as their raiders were commissioned by the clan, and therefore indirectly by the Emperor, they would technically be considered privateers.
- Sommige piraten kan je mee praten, maar ze spreken met een onverstaanbaar piratenaccent.
- The Pirate is a character appearing in Pokémon: BW Adventures in Unova and Beyond.
- The chances of the items being dropped from inventory will be doubled when Pirates kill someone. But on the other hand, when they get killed, the chances are doubled as well. (Only droppable items can be obtained). Also, they will only get 5 PK points per kill, vice versa.
- This is the third tier in Bangkok, which was released on February 5, 2010.
- Pirates were pirate underlings who were presumed to be working under their pirate leader, Captain Bacterian.
- Pirate (Played by Darrian C. Ford) is a Man Dress was Costumes he was seen in Four's A Crowd He want to be Plastic was to be brilliant to have it to where he belongs
- Pirate Innate
* +20% Aggression Stealth strength
* +20% Perception Stealth strength
- Among other meanings, "pirate" refers to a type of criminal who operates from a ship, usually at sea, and who attacks and robs other ships, taking the cargo and/or the passengers' possessions. Pirates sometimes go ashore to attack and loot nearby cities, towns or villages.
- Pirate Cloak Pirate Jacket Pirate Pants Pirate Shoes Pirate Sleeves
- The Pirate, also known as the E-29 Egg Pirate,[citation needed] is an enemy that appears in Sonic Adventure. It is a puppet-like E-Series model created by Dr. Eggman.
- Pirates are a sub class available in Florensia. They can be identified by their Red user names. Users with Green names are part of the Royal Army, and users with White names are neutral.
- Pirate [suom. Merirosvo tai Piraatti), Pirate yhdistää monien eri luokkien ominaisuuksia, kuten Warriorin lähetaistelun ja Assassinin nopeuden. Kun Pirate tuli MapleStoryyn kaikki ryntäsivät sitä katsomaan mitä työ sisällään pitää. Niin syntyi monia surkeita Pirateja joita kukaan ei pelaa. Piraten käyttö maksaa maltaita; voi maksaa miljardeja saada Piraatti hyvää leveliin. Image:Pirate Female.png
- The Pirate is a ghost in Ghostbusters Beeline (Mobile app).
- Défendons à tous nos sujets de prendre commission d'aucuns princes pour armer des vaisseaux en guerre, et courir la mer sous leur bannière, si ce n'est par notre permission, à peine d'être traités comme pirates.
- Another pirate served as a playable character in Gauntlet: The Third Encounter.
- Pirates are monsters found in the Asgarnia Ice dungeon, in the Wilderness in Pirates' Hideout, and in Brimhaven.
- A pirate is a non-player character that can be found in the Asgarnian Ice Dungeon (level 26), at Brimhaven (level 38 and 42), in the Port Sarim Jail (level 23), and on Pirates' Cove (level 38). Level 38 and 58 pirates can also be found during Cabin Fever. Some pirates have a talk option and respond with unintelligible pirate slang when the player speaks to them without a Book o' piracy.
- A pirate is anyone who commits the act of theft on the high seas. This can be in the form of outright theft of a vessel, or to plunder a vessel for its cargo or treasure. A pirate that is paid by a country to plunder and loot is a Privateer or Corsair.
- A pirate in the world of One Piece is anyone who raises a Jolly Roger, whether they commit an act of piracy or not. This is not, however, usually enough to give anyone a bounty, but is enough to be arrested by the Marines. Bandits are said to be the opposite of pirates. The two have not been known to get along with each other too well. There are two types of pirates in One Piece, but the terms were only in the original Romance Dawn chapter. They have not been mentioned in the current version of One Piece and it is doubtful they still apply to it.
- A Pirate is usually a murderous cutthroat who travels on a ship. They are usually evil and want treasure and riches. They loot other ships in search for gold and jewels. In Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters, piracy has started out and some people are already collecting riches on the sea. A pirate had died out at sea and wanted you to give his wife his money which he buried in the Treasure of the Ghost Pirate quest. The unnamed narrator of Tales of Albion also refers to pirates operating out of Oakvale before he went on a quest to shut down their operations.
- A pirate, also known as a tomboy, is a wannabe anti-hero who sails the seas on wooden boats and looks out of toy telescopes like a little kid, often wearing little kids' clothes, too, because it's their favorite type of clothing to wear. A pirate likes to wear an eyepatch so he has the excuse of "terrible depth perception" for when he fails to capture someone, he wears a stupid looking hat because he caught a glance of himself in a mirror and thought he looked "moderately good", and he wears a peg on his leg so he can have an excuse for being too lazy to chase someone down other than by boat.
- Piratet eli merirosvot ovat nopeita ja vahvoja. Gunslingerit ampuvat pyssyillä ja Brawlerit lyövät nyrkkiraudoilla. Heidän vahinkoprosenttinsa on erittäin suuri, mutta heidän perusvahinkonsa on matala joka tasoittaa edun. Merirosvot ovat nopeita ja muistuttavat hieman varkaita. Koska työnä merirosvo on aika uusi sillä ne julkaistiin vasta MapleStoryn Global-version päivityksessä 0.62, joka oli vuoden 2008 marraskuussa, niin heidän aseiden saatavuus ei vielä ole kovin suuri, joka valitettavasti nostaa niiden hintaa hieman. Perustaidot:
- Les pirates sont des personnages de The Wind Waker, qui réapparaissent aussi dans Phantom Hourglass et Navi Trackers. Ils sont à la charge de Tetra, et possèdent une hiérarchie au sein de leur groupe. Si Tetra est leur commandante, à bord du bateau Pirate Gonzo reste une personne influente dans le groupe de pirate, haut placé. Zucco est à la vigie, Naggi est chargé de la garde de la chambre de Tetra, Nico est chargé du ménage, tandis ce que les rôles précis de Mocco et de Sénèque ne sont pas connus. Bien qu'ils soient censés être des pilleurs, ils aident en fait Link dans son aventure, même si beaucoup se montrent réticents à l'idée d'aider un "gamin".
- Pirates were criminals who robbed ships at sea. Space pirates did the same to vessels in space. The First Doctor sailed around the Caribbean on a pirate galleon. (PROSE: Byzantium!) In 1588, the Fourth Doctor referred to Sir Francis Drake as a pirate. (AUDIO: The Devil's Armada) Samuel Pike was a pirate captain in the 17th century who searched for the treasure of pirate captain Avery. (TV: The Smugglers) Red Jasper was a pirate captain in the 18th century who encountered the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe. (AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Pirates)
- Pirate is a diverse term used for a number of different people, such as pirates, Somalis, and acne-ridden teenagers. Commonly, a pirate is known as an individual that steals things, which applies to all of the above, most notably Somalis. Classical pirates, such as Johnny Depp, were swashbuckling buccaneers that ruled the ocean blue from the 1400s to the 1700s.
- Venant du grec πειραproutτης signifiant les Pyrénées, il a été introduit dans le vocabulaire Groenlandais en 325 mais suite à une erreur de traduction, pour signifier Pirogue. Avec la chute de l'empire grec des mecs à poils et huilés au profit de l'empire Romain des mecs à poils et huilés, les groenlandais devenaient les seuls à posséder ce mot mais n'en avaient que faire, étant donné qu'ils n'avaient pas encore inventé les pirogues, invention qui avait été jugé idiote selon les propres termes de l'historien et géographe Gilbert Dékörasiondaintairrieur :
- Pirates usually travel through the seas of the world of Daventry hunting for treasures buried at the shores. The Wanderer found a buried treasure in the shore an island on the way Harlin's continent, but it was stolen by a pirate who claimed to be its owner. Later the Wanderer discovered the pirate's hideout and took away the treasure.
- Ethnie: Thorvalien | Culture: Thorvalien | Métier: Pirate Il a décidé de chercher son destin loin de chez lui. Il est incroyablement fort, et combat adroitement à l'aide de son Skraja et de son bouclier. Il est également très au fait de l'usage des armes de jet. L'étiquette est une notion qui lui est parfaitement étrangère et il ne se sent pas à l'aise dans la haute société. Image:Pirate f.jpg Bonus et malus : Bonus de vitalité | Malus résistance magie Les valeurs ci-dessous sont celles en mode expert après ré-initialisation des PA. Points d'Expérience : 261 Capacités :
- In the 1980s, pirates were engaged in whaling on Earth. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) During the 22nd century, trade routes near Earth were often ambushed by Nausicaan interstellar pirates. (ENT: "Fortunate Son") In the 2150s, the crew of an Osaarian merchant ship turned to piracy to survive after being trapped in the Delphic Expanse. They attacked Enterprise NX-01 in 2153, after it had been disabled by a spatial anomaly. (ENT: "Anomaly") The Orions often operated as pirates in the 23rd century. (TAS: "The Pirates of Orion")
- In the mainstream Smurf media, pirates have appeared in the cartoon show. Their first encounter with them is with Captain Keelhaul in the episode "Smurfs At Sea" when the Smurfs take their first and only voyage on the S.S. Smurf, which was downsized to a floating raft. In "The Patchwork Bear", the Smurfs encountered the Iron Pyrites whose ship was trapped in the Crystal Kingdom when its waters were frozen. In "Marco Smurf And The Pepper Pirates", the Pepper Pirates captured Marco Smurf and the other Smurfs went to rescue him.
- Pirate is the second-lowest rank a player can have in a crew. Players are generally given the rank of pirate once they have subscribed or purchased a rank badge, but the requirements for promotion differ with each crew. Pirates have all the rights of cabin persons, but with a badge (Doubloon Oceans), they can also play the gunnery puzzle without an order from an officer or above. In a democratic crew, pirates may create and vote on issues. Depending on a crew's booty shares, pirates may receive a different share than those of other ranks during booty division.
- A pirate is a person who commits acts of robbery on another vessel either in space or traditionally at sea. A person who does so on behalf of a sovereign government is called a privateer. The GHS Marianela began her career as a Prime Industries sectorial flagship before being captured by the Gorn Hegemony. Along with the RIS Bouteina it launched an attack on a planet held by a Mirak-dominated pirate cartel to both recover some of the crew of the Marianela and to privateer from the cartel by outright capturing the planet. (RIS Bouteina)
- Pirate can refer to:
* The Amazons The flag .... was black and on it in white were a skull and two crossed bones (SA8).
* The Death and Glories Piracy had been a good plan once, but it had had its day except among the younger Coots, who refused to be weaned from it (CC3).
* Miss Lee, Taicoons Chang and Wu, the Three Islands pirates. Olo Lee said Tax collectors are licher than pilates. Pilates had better turn tax-collectors. No more pilacy ... Evellybody velly pleased to pay a bit to Thlee Islands men for plotection (ML13).
* Black Jake and the crew of the Viper
* Perhaps Captain Flint; Titty initially thinks he is a retired pirate, and Nancy says It's quite a good thing for him to be (SA3,10).
* Perhaps the Swallows: When the second Customs officer says Rank piracy Ti
- A pirate is a thief on the high seas. Piracy's Golden Age in the Real World lasted between 1650 and 1725 and spawned lots of literature, sea shanties, and folklore. Because of this, the archetype of the lovable rogue and the heroic swashbuckler are now deeply embedded into our culture. Since pirates are mostly a glamorous idea of the distant past, fangirls have a predilection for de-fanging the whole concept of piracy and making it out to be a Glorious Calling of Extreme Liberty and Cool Rebellion Against Authority. Many Mary Sues fall in love with pirates, totally ignorant of what this would realistically mean.
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