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Published on 11-24-2011 05:33
Ahoy Mate!

You have just come aboard the flag ship site for Sails of Glory. Here you will find a first rate crew and all the information about the game and its future releases. You will also find many house rules and game aides to make playing the game more enjoyable.

So welcome aboard and enjoy your tour.

The Royal Hajj
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Stats for ships.

Hows that Ferrante? Would you like a name adding?

Rob.
Bligh Today, 09:12

What's on your workbench for September?

Today I be mostly trialling Dobbs' idea for broadsides.
Bligh Today, 08:29

Nautical related Taverns.

Paris.
Bligh Today, 08:14

Nautical related Taverns.

Nice one Dave!
Rob.
Bligh Today, 08:12

Favourite Nautical related tipple.

May not be a Grey Goose but it is a seabird!
Bligh Today, 08:10

SoG Game Tracker App (windows)

Great Aaron.
The unfurl is very effective.
Rob.
Bligh Today, 07:50

What's on your workbench for September?

Thanks Ferrante.
I hope to get a game in next week, after we get the workmen out of the kitchen and tidy up a bit.
Rob.
Bligh Today, 07:44

SoG Game Tracker App (windows)

Thanks all for the encouragement.

I wanted to share a quick test of the sail physics for possible usage in a baked format (prerendered).
Aaron Today, 06:09

Nautical related Taverns.

The Wooden Walls Micropub in Bristol. At one time the ships of the Royal Navy were described as 'The Wooden Walls of Old England'.

Naharaht Yesterday, 21:10

Favourite Nautical related tipple.

I believe Peter Scott did come up with the naming convention once the Admiralty decided the SGBs were large enough to warrant names. He also invented
David Manley Yesterday, 20:36

Favourite Nautical related tipple.

Old J Gold spiced rum.

Naharaht Yesterday, 20:24

What's on your workbench for September?

Wow I love them, Volunteer. Such a very fine, accurate work that we have here. Sorry if I repeat myself but the ships look just perfect ... as the background
Dubourdieu Yesterday, 16:08

Stats for ships.

I will see what I can do for you.
Rob.
Bligh Yesterday, 15:20

What's on your workbench for September?

Very nice job with the galleys
I like the job and the result very nice
I hope I can see soon into a battle report
Very interesting
Ferrante Yesterday, 13:47

Gaming accessory: new mat

Very nice Matt
Lovely effect
Kind regards
Ferrante Yesterday, 13:46

Stats for ships.

Wow Rob very nice info and news here
I has been out for some time
I like your stats . I would like to see some gunboats only with front
Ferrante Yesterday, 13:38

Third Rate 60 and 64 gun ships of the Royal Navy.

HMS Nassau (1785)

Silhouette of the ship of the line Nassau.

HMS Nassau was a Slade designed, Ardent Class, 64
Bligh Yesterday, 13:12

What's on your workbench for September?

I am also thinking of adding the captured Spanish 50 if I can find a suitable model and a picture of it Vol. However, i am sure that Constitution and
Bligh Yesterday, 08:41

Favourite Nautical related tipple.

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Bligh Yesterday, 01:00

Nautical related Taverns.

Lamlash. Isle of Arran.
Bligh Yesterday, 00:56

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