Pirate101 Beta Key Highlights

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Pirate101 Beta
Welcome to Pirate101! KingsIsle Entertainment invites you to experience one of our most ambitious
projects to date.
Key Highlights
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Experience adventures up to level 50 as a Buccaneer, Witchdoctor, Privateer, Swashbuckler or
Musketeer! Find lost treasure, battle the villainous Armada, and search for El Dorado, the
legendary City of Gold!
Visit far-away lands such as Skull Island, Cool Ranch, and Mooshu while enjoying up to 400
Quests along the way.
Captain your own flying pirate Galleon and explore the Spiral across dozens of fantastic skyways.
Each ship has customizable sails, figureheads, cannons and more!
Adventure with friends and family. Collect a rogue’s gallery of scallywags and cutthroats to form
your own pirate Crew!
*Please note, when the Pirate101 Beta has come to a conclusion, your character, pets, ships, friends list,
Crowns etc. will not carry over to the live version of the game.
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Table of Contents
Pirate101 Beta......................................................................................................................................... 1
Key Highlights .......................................................................................................................................... 1
Install Process.......................................................................................................................................... 5
Patch Process .......................................................................................................................................... 7
Character Creation .................................................................................................................................. 8
Tutorial ................................................................................................................................................... 9
Entering the Game for the First Time ..................................................................................................... 11
Character Classes .................................................................................................................................. 12
Buccaneer ......................................................................................................................................... 12
Musketeer ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Privateers ......................................................................................................................................... 12
Swashbucklers ................................................................................................................................... 12
Witchdoctors .................................................................................................................................... 12
Interface................................................................................................................................................ 13
Menu Chat ............................................................................................................................................ 13
My Character......................................................................................................................................... 15
Pets ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
My Skills and Powers ............................................................................................................................. 20
Class Trainers ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Badges .................................................................................................................................................. 24
Companion Management ...................................................................................................................... 25
Companion Stats ................................................................................................................................... 28
Companion Training .............................................................................................................................. 32
New Talents .......................................................................................................................................... 34
Companion Promotion .......................................................................................................................... 34
Companion Powers Reset ...................................................................................................................... 36
Training Tomes ...................................................................................................................................... 37
My Quests ............................................................................................................................................. 38
Quest Arrow .......................................................................................................................................... 40
My Ship ................................................................................................................................................. 43
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New Ships and Ship Equipment ............................................................................................................. 47
Equipping Your Ship............................................................................................................................... 47
The Crown Shop .................................................................................................................................... 47
Paygates................................................................................................................................................ 50
My Options ........................................................................................................................................... 51
Bug Reporter (Beta only) ....................................................................................................................... 54
Friend’s List ........................................................................................................................................... 58
Zone Map .............................................................................................................................................. 62
Life Fountain ........................................................................................................................................ 64
Go Home ............................................................................................................................................... 65
Return to Skull Island Fort ..................................................................................................................... 65
Notifications .......................................................................................................................................... 66
Grouping with Other Pirates! ................................................................................................................. 67
Land Combat! ........................................................................................................................................ 69
Planning Phase .................................................................................................................................. 69
Execution Phase ................................................................................................................................ 75
Victory Conditions ............................................................................................................................. 76
Victory! ................................................................................................................................................. 77
Blue and Red Yum Yum Fruit ................................................................................................................. 78
Secret Treasure Chests! ......................................................................................................................... 80
Defeat! .................................................................................................................................................. 80
Your Ship ............................................................................................................................................... 81
Getting on/off Your Ship ........................................................................................................................ 81
Sailing your ship! ................................................................................................................................... 83
Broadside Combat! ................................................................................................................................ 85
Fleeing from Broadside Combat............................................................................................................. 90
Ship Boost and Boost Fuel ..................................................................................................................... 90
Deck Side Combat! ................................................................................................................................ 92
Nautical Ranks ....................................................................................................................................... 92
Broadside Combat Powers Purchasing ................................................................................................... 92
Mini-games ........................................................................................................................................... 94
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Coin Drop .......................................................................................................................................... 95
Rat Attack .......................................................................................................................................... 95
Pirate's Pub ....................................................................................................................................... 96
Powder Keg ....................................................................................................................................... 96
Rogue's Range ................................................................................................................................... 96
Windjammer ..................................................................................................................................... 96
Equipment Vendors ............................................................................................................................... 96
Equipment Dyeing Vendors ................................................................................................................... 99
Ship Dyeing Vendors............................................................................................................................ 101
Renaming Your Ship ............................................................................................................................ 102
Banks and Shared Banks ...................................................................................................................... 104
Housing ............................................................................................................................................... 105
KingsIsle Customer Support Representative (CSR) Employees .............................................................. 112
Mounts ............................................................................................................................................... 112
Sigils, Timers and Dungeon Exit Warnings ............................................................................................ 113
Taking Screenshots!............................................................................................................................. 116
Thank You! .......................................................................................................................................... 118
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Install Process
In order to play Pirate101, you must first download the game client to your Windows enabled computer.
To do so, follow these instructions:
Step #1 - If you are not already logged in to the Pirate101 Beta website, please visit
https://flagship.kingsisle.com/partner. (If you are already logged in to the Pirate101 Beta website, skip
to Step #5.)
Step #2 - Enter your current Wizard101 Username and Password. (If you do not have a Wizard101
account, please visit http://wizard101.com to create one.)
Step #3 - Read and agree to the Special Terms as well as our standard Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Step #4 - Press the Login button. (The button will activate once you click on the “I agree” checkbox.), as
seen below:
Step #5 - On the Pirate101 Beta homepage; click either the “Download Now” or “Play” button, as seen
below:
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Step #6 - Follow the browser specific instructions on how to download the Pirate101 installer to your
computer, as seen below:
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Patch Process
Step #7— - Once the installer is downloaded, run it (double click the file) to install the basic files needed
for Pirate101; you will need to enter your Wizard101 Username and Password, as seen below:
Once you click on LOGIN, the game will load. Note that even after the game starts, additional files will
continue to load in the background while you play. This is normal.
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Character Creation
Once you start up Pirate101 for the first time, the first thing you’ll need to do is…create a pirate!
You will be asked several questions to tailor suit your pirate, as seen in the below screenshots:
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Once you have created your pirate, you’ll then find yourself trapped in an Armada Brig that you
must escape! Read the tutorial section below on what to expect.
Tutorial
As you begin the tutorial process, you’ll find yourself trapped within an Armada Brig.
The tutorial is a guide to show you some of the basics of Pirate101. Everything from character
movement, land combat and skyway combat, as seen below:
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Should you create new pirates in the future, you will have the option to skip the tutorial, as seen below:
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Entering the Game for the First Time
Once you complete the tutorial, you will find yourself in Avery’s office. This is where your adventure
truly begins!
Within Captain Avery’s office you will find yourself amongst other fellow pirates. This is a good
opportunity to chat, meet new friends, form a group and begin your adventures together!
Captain Avery will have your first of many quests for you to do. You will recognize Captain Avery by the
name above his head along with a “Wizbang”. A Wizbang is a yellow exclamation mark that alerts you
that an NPC has an available quest for you. Walk up to Captain Avery and click “x” to speak with him, as
seen below:
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Character Classes
Each player in Pirate101 will be able to select one of
five different classes of pirate to play as. Each class has
its own unique abilities, strengths and powers.
Buccaneer
Buccaneers are the big hitters who wear the heaviest
class of armor and carry the largest weapons.
Buccaneers rely on raw strength and courage.
Musketeer
Musketeers are the best marksmen in the spiral, using
long range attacks with their lightning powder charged
weapons. Traps and trick shots make a Musketeer a
wily opponent indeed.
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Each class has a statistic that’s better to boost
than others:
 Buccaneers boost STRENGTH and
usually prefer “Smashy” weapons
 Witchdoctors boost WILL and usually
prefer “Staffy” and” Spooky” weapons.
 Swashbucklers boost AGILITY and
usually prefer “Stabby” weapons.
 Privateers boost STRENGTH for damage
and usually prefer “Slashy” weapons
(they also boost WILL for healing and
other powers)
 Musketeer’s boost AGILITY and usually
prefer “Shooty” weapons.
Privateers
Privateers are the natural leaders of the pirate world, attracting more Companions than any other class.
Their ability to rally their troops and heal them in the thick of battle can see them through the most
desperate battles.
Swashbucklers
Speed, finesse, and surprise are the qualities of the Swashbuckler. Deadly with a blade and using
surprise attacks, Swashbucklers inflict the greatest damage.
Witchdoctors
Masters of the mysterious powers of hoodoo, witchdoctors make the spookiest opponents.
Witchdoctors rely on hexes, magical blasts and charms to turn the odds to their favor.
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Interface
Before you begin your adventure, let’s review each of the game’s menus.
When you move your mouse cursor to the top of the screen, a drop-down menu appears with several
icons to choose from, as seen below:
From left to right, the icons represent:
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Menu Chat: Allows players to talk with each other, by selecting a variety of pre-packaged
phrases and emote animations
My Character: Information about your Character, Inventory, Skills & Powers, Badges and
Companions
My Quests, Maps, Windstones and Puppet Shows: This section provides info on available
Quests, Maps, Windstones and Puppet Shows
My Ship: Allows players to select and outfit any ships they own
The Crown Shop: Provides access to the Crown Shop for additional purchases
Help and Options: Change in-game settings, access additional help pages, replay tutorial tips
and quit the game
Bug Reporter and Feedback: Allows the user to report a game bug or provide feedback to
KingsIsle Entertainment. This will be a Beta only feature.
Friend’s List: Allows the user to add a friend, chat with a friend, invite a friend to Pirate101 and
use Friend Finder code and True Friend codes
Menu Chat
The Chat feature in Pirate101 remains virtually identical to the Chat feature in Wizard101. Parents,
please note that the same level of Chat privileges designated for Wizard101 player accounts will be
directly applied to their Pirate101 accounts as well.
Let’s begin with the Quick Chat Menu option. All players have access to this mode. Clicking on this
button generates pre-approved words and phrases to send to other players, without having to type, as
seen below:
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The next form of Chat is “Text Chat.” This Chat type allows the user to type in words allowed by our
dictionary and send to other users who also have “Text Chat” enabled. Players recognized as 13 or older
can use this Chat system. Players with “Under 13” accounts need a validated parent/guardian over age
18 to enable Text Chat, in order to use it. The parent/guardian must validate his/her age by buying a
Membership (or Crowns) with a valid credit card. If you meet these requirements, clicking the ENTER key
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brings up the chat text entry window. During Beta, this validation would have to be done by buying
Wizard Crowns or a Wizard subscription.
The next form of Chat is “Open Chat.” Members who are over the age of 18, and have a valid credit card
on file with KingsIsle Entertainment, can enable the 18+ Open Chat. This Chat will be filtered for
profanity, but will allow numbers and names. If you meet these requirements, click the ENTER key to
bring up the text entry window. In this channel, when players type their text they will see 3 colors in the
chat window: white means 13+ can see it, yellow means 18+ can see it, and red is completely filtered.
The next form of chat is “True Friends Chat.” Players can exchange a code with someone they know in
real life, and you can talk more openly with real friends. This Chat is still filtered for profanity and
inappropriate language and is available for Members only. True Friends must know each other in real
life. To learn more, see the Friends section.
The next form of Chat is “Group Chat.” This Chat type is only available when you are grouped with
others. Only those in your group will see this Chat. To initiate group Chat begin typing with “/G”.
The last form of Chat is “Private Chat”, also known as Whispering. This Chat type will allow you to speak
privately to a single player, from anywhere in the game world. To initiate Private Chat, begin typing with
“/T” and enter the player’s name, or use the Text Chat button on the Friends panel, once you’ve
selected your friend from the Friend’s list.
To bring up the Chat window, press the ENTER key. To close the Chat window, press the ESC key, or click
the little yellow “x” in the chat window’s upper right corner.
My Character
The hook icon’s menu contains “information about your character” including the following:
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My Character (hotkey C)
My Inventory (hotkey B)
My Skills and Powers (hotkey P)
My Badges
My Companions
Place Decorations (when inside your home)
Let’s begin with the “My Character” menu option. Clicking this option brings up the “My Pirate” screen.
This page displays information about your character, such as your character level, current attributes,
training points and amount of available Gold and Crowns.
A view of the “My Pirate” page, shown below:
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On the left side of the “My Pirate” screen are several other icons to choose.
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The hook is this page—the “My Pirate” page
The knapsack icon is the “My Inventory” page
The book icon will display the “My Skills & Powers” page
The badge icon displays the “My Badges” page
The chess piece icon displays the “My Companions” page
On the right side of the “My Pirate” screen are several character stats. These stats allow you to track
your pirate’s personal progress as you progress through the worlds. These stats can also change based
on what you have equipped. Most stats such as Strength, Agility and Will are combat focused, while the
heart symbol shows the current/maximum health your pirate currently has, which increases with each
level increase. Mouse over them to get more information about the stats and how much equipped items
hare boosting them.
If you’re looking to train your pirate and need to know how many training points are available to spend,
you can also view the amount available on this page.
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The amount of gold and crowns available to your pirate are also found on this page. Note that there is a
limit to how much gold you can have (80,000 for non-members and 100,000 for members).
At the bottom of the “My Pirate” screen you will see nautical stats. These stats reflect time spent in the
skyways in Broadside Combat. The max nautical level is 50, the nautical title will update depending on
your nautical level and nautical experience is overall experience gained in broadside combat.
The area where you see your pirate stands is referred to as the “Preview Window”. This window will
show all equipped weapons and items. You can rotate your pirate in this window by clicking either of the
arrows or by holding down the left mouse button and moving your mouse left and right.
Above your Pirate is your pirate’s name along with the class and current level. Also displayed
is current/next level information, which shows you how close you are to achieving the next level.
Below the hook is the “My Inventory” knapsack tab. Click on this tab to display all currently carried and
equipped items, as seen below:
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Click along the top to filter the inventory by type: All, Hats, Outfits, Boots, Weapons, Totems, Necklaces,
Rings, Mounts, and Pets. You can access additional filters by clicking the right arrow button on the top
right of this page.
To equip an item, double click the item of your choosing. It will automatically equip to the correct
equipment slot. You’ll see a small “grasped hand” icon in the lower corner, indicating this is your
equipped item.
Before equipping an item, you’ll want to be sure that the item you are looking to equip is of better
quality than the one currently equipped. To do so, hover your mouse icon over the item you wish to
equip and a comparison window will appear, as seen below:
To delete an item, click on the item you wish to delete then click on the trash can at the bottom.
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Pets
One special filter, on the right side, is the Pet filter. Pets can be carried in your inventory.
There are many pets to collect in Pirate101. They’re available in many ways: from vendors in the world,
from the Crown Shop, as rewards for badges, as rare loot from powerful bosses, and more.
To equip a pet, find it in your inventory and equip it by double-clicking on it. Once you have a pet
equipped, that pet has a chance to join you in combat! You won’t be able to control it, but it’ll do its
best to help you out.
If you’d rather have your pet follow you around the world, instead of your Firstmate, open the Options
screen, select the Gameplay options, and find the option called “Follower Is.” Choose “Pet,” rather than
“Firstmate”, as seen below:
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My Skills and Powers
Now let’s discuss the “My Skills and Powers” option.
Not long after you begin your adventures in Skull Island, you will meet your Class Trainer, a person you’ll
want to remember and visit often. One such trainer can be seen below:
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Class Trainers
Once you've chosen your character class, it's time to
learn some pirate skills. Each of the five classes has
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their own Trainer, a character in the game
You earn additional training points at
responsible for teaching you the ins and outs of
8th, 12th, 16th, 20th, and every five
piracy. Your Trainer can grant you talents and
levels past 20th. You also can earn
abilities and even special powers. You can even pick
extra training points from completing
up a few tricks from other class Trainers by spending
Quests from Prospector Zeke.
special training points with them! All the Trainers in
the game are headquartered in the Skull Island
courtyard buildings. Don't forget to pay a visit to them all!
Your Class Trainer can teach you all of the Skills and Powers that your class is granted, those abilities will
be recorded on your “My Skills and Powers” page. Use the left and right arrows to scroll through
multiple pages, as seen below:
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Once you have met your Trainer, you should make a habit of returning to Skull Island each time you gain
a level, to see if there is anything new for you to learn.
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During combat players will have the opportunity to make use of Power Cards. Power Cards are obtained
from your trainer and have varying degrees of use. There are four symbols in each corner of the card
that indicates the following:
A) Turn duration: Represented by an hourglass. This category is used to display how long associated
effects will last.
B) Target range: Represented by an arced dotted line. This category is used to display the range at which
the caster can select a target.
C) Target action: Represented by a heart. This category is used to show the type of action the card
represents.
D) Target area and target type: Represented by a grid. This category is used to describe the area of
effect as well as being color coded to show whether this is an enemy or ally affecting card. Green = Ally
and Red = Enemy.
An example Power Card, shown below:
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Badges
Next is the “My Badges” tab and screen, as seen below:
You can earn badges by accomplishing great feats, like defeating powerful bosses or discovering new
skyways. You’ll know when you earn a badge because text will appear in the middle of the screen, and
you’ll also receive a notification.
Every badge you earn grants you a title that appears under your name, like “Sky Traveler”, as seen
below:
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Some badges also award items
when earned—furniture, pets, and
more! So be sure to explore every
corner of every world—you never
know what secret you’ll discover
that will unlock a badge.
You can select which title you display by choosing the Badge in the My Badges screen.
Companion Management
Next is the My Companions tab and screen. This screen is very useful to make full use out of each
Companion that you receive.
The Companion Management page is divided into 3 parts:
1. A 4x4 grid on the left
2. A 3D window on the right
3. Some data and controls at the bottom.
The grid only shows up to 16 Companions, but rest assured you’ll end up with many more Companions
as you progress along. Once you get your 17th Companion you’ll be able to flip between pages of all your
Companions. As a Companion joins you, they are added to the end of your Companions list.
While many Companions can be obtained by all players, other Companions are only available for certain
classes. A good example of that is the first Companion you get – they’re unique to the class you’ve
chosen!
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To select a Companion, click on their portrait on the grid. Your Companion now appears in the 3D
preview window and some basic info about them will display. Any Epic Powers they know will also
appear above their head, just below their name. You can also hover your mouse over a Companion’s
portrait on the grid to see info on their current combat stats, as seen below for Bonnie Anne. These stats
can have a heavy influence on how a battle goes.
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The order of the portraits – as well as the number of Companions you have - determines the likelihood
that a Companion will be randomly chosen to join you in combat. Those odds are displayed below the
Companion’s portrait, right next to their class icon. Although combat selection is random, you can
change those odds by re-sorting the Companions’ order.
The closer a Companion is on the list to the Firstmate, the higher the odds that they’ll get picked for
combat (but no guarantees, except for the Firstmate). To move a Companion to a different location,
click and hold the left mouse button, then drag your Companion’s portrait where you want them to
reside and then release. Every Companion that is now between the dragged unit and the Firstmate now
gets their percentages re-factored.
The top left position of the grid is special, as it is the location of the Firstmate. The Companion in this
position will follow you around (unless you use the Options page to tell the game not to) and will always
join you in battle if they’re not unconscious (wounded in previous battle). Any Companion can be moved
to the Firstmate position.
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Companion Stats
Just like your pirate, all your Companions have stats such as Strength, Agility, Will, etc.). To see their
stats, hover the mouse pointer over the Companion’s portrait, as seen below:
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To see a detailed record of your Companion’s current Powers, click on the yellow triangle in the lower
right corner, at the bottom of the 3D Companion preview window.
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This will raise another window that displays the details about the Companion’s stats, as well as the Epic
Talents and Powers that they know (mouse over the icons to get info on each).
To close the panel, click on the triangle that is now up on the top of the window.
In all cases the higher the number the better.
Strength
Increases damage for melee weapons (Cutlass, Spears or Axes). Also used in comparison (vs.
target’s Strength) to add up to +25% bonus damage.
Agility
Increases damage for ranged weapons (Pistols & Muskets) and finesse weapons (Daggers).
Also used in comparison (vs. target’s Agility) to add up to +25% bonus damage.
Will
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Increases damage for magical attacks, the effectiveness of voodoo powers, and any Powers.
Also used in comparison (vs. target’s Will) to add up to +25% bonus damage.
Accuracy
Improves the chance that attacks will hit the enemy.
Dodge
Decreases the chance that enemy attacks will hit.
Armor
Will reduce the damage taken from physical attacks (slashing, impact, and piercing damage).
Resistance
Will reduce the damage taken from magical attacks (fire, ice, and storm damage).
Damage
The damage an attack will typically deal. This is a range; the actual value used will vary in
combat, as the effects of certain skills are applied.
Health
This is the amount of damage that can be dealt to this unit before being defeated in combat.
Any Companion that survives combat will be restored to full health once they are outside of
combat. Those wounded in combat must be revived at a Life Fountain.
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How much damage is done to an enemy depends on a specific stat, during the attack. Each class has one
primary Stat that dominates how they attack in combat:
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Buccaneer - Strength
Musketeer - Agility
Privateer - Will
Swashbuckler - Agility
Witchdoctor - Will
When a Buccaneer attacks, their Strength is compared to the target’s Strength. The higher the
Buccaneer’s Strength is, in relation to the target, the more damage is done. But on the other hand, if
that Buccaneer has low Will, and is attacked by a Witchdoctor, then the Buccaneer will take more
damage because the Witchdoctor’s attacks are based on Will, not Strength.
All of these Stats increase as you train your units.
Companion Training
Like your pirate, Companions can be trained. Every time you level up, you’ll also gain Companion
Training points that you can use to train up any of your Companions. You can see how many total
unused training points you have, by looking just to the left of
the Train button on the bottom right of the screen. Training
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does not cost anything except Training points.
The further apart you are from
If a Companion can be trained, when you select them the
TRAIN button will turn green. You’ll see two blue markers on
either side of a horizontal bar – the marker on the left shows
the current level and the marker on the right is the next level.
The bar between the two shows any partial progress towards
that next level.
your Companion in levels, the more
levels they gain when you spend a
training point on them. For
instance, if you are level 50 and
your Companion is level 1, a single
training point could net them
around 25 levels. The closer the
Companion is to your level, the less
they gain from each training point.
If you mouse over the Train button, you’ll see what will happen if you do decide to train the Companion.
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The green bar shows how far you’ll advance, and the green text shows the change in damage and
health. Clicking on the Train button will actually make the change.
Within your Companion preview window you can also preview which stats will change before clicking
the TRAIN button by hovering your mouse icon over the TRAIN button, without clicking. Green text will
appear next to your current stat number that displays a positive gain that will be acquired after clicking
the TRAIN button, as seen below:
How much they advance depends on how much lower their level is than the player’s level; the player
can’t teach a Companion much, if they are both almost the same level.
Regardless of how much the Companion progresses, they can never train higher than the player’s
current level.
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New Talents
When they gain a new level, Companions may also be offered a list of new Attribute Talents to choose
from, making them more powerful in combat. An Attribute Talent usually improves one or more of the
Companion’s stats. They are applied automatically; there’s nothing you need to do to use a normal
Talent, once you’ve given it to your Unit.
Whenever your Companions are ready to learn something new, you’ll see a lightning bolt in the upper
right corner of their portrait, like so:
To see a detailed record of your Companion’s current Powers, click on the yellow triangle in the lower
right corner, at the bottom of the 3D Companion preview window. This will raise another window that
displays the details about the Companion’s stats, as well as the Epic Talents and Powers that they know
(mouse over the icons to get info on each). To close the panel, click on the triangle that is now up on the
top of the window.
Companion Promotion
Companions are promoted within the “My Companion” screen. Promoting a Companion is not the same
thing as Training them: Promoting a Companion does a lot towards making them a more powerful team
mate.
If a Companion can be promoted – which usually happens when they reach certain levels—you’ll see a
yellow exclamation mark in the upper left corner of their portrait in Companion Management, indicating
that they want to talk to you.
When you see that a Companion is ready to talk to you about a Promotion, head to the nearest tavern
and go down to the cellar where you can see all your Companions standing around. Speak to your
Companion to begin their promotion quest.
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Once you complete the quest, return to any tavern cellar to talk to the Companion again and they’ll be
promoted. Upon promotion, they’ll look different, and they may also be eligible to learn new Epic
Powers or Talents.
To teach them, open the Companion Management screen again and click on the New Power button (in
the same location as the Train button) – a list of new Epic Talents and Powers that you can choose from
will appear.
An Epic Talent is a talent that does more than just increase a stat. But they are still used automatically
by the Companion. Bonnie Anne’s Return Fire is a good example– she’ll try to use it automatically
whenever she’s fired upon (but won’t always succeed), getting a “free’ attack if it does succeed.
Powers are special abilities that can be triggered while in combat. Once you select the Companion in
combat, up to 7 Powers that they know will be randomly selected and displayed at screen bottom. You
can tell them which Power to use and who to target. Using a Power uses up that Companion’s turn; A
Companion can’t do a normal attack (or move) and use a Power, in the same round.
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Move your cursor over the list to see a brief description of each one, and then click on the one you
want. If you see a Talent or Power that you already have trained, but it has a number in parenthesis
after the name, this indicates a more powerful version that you can learn.
Companion Powers Reset
You may realize, after a while, that you really wanted a Companion to have different Talents, Epic
Talents, or Powers than the ones you selected. Fear not! You have the option to reset them. When a
unit that has learned Talents and Powers is selected, the Reset button will light up. When you click on it,
a confirmation pop-up appears, as seen below:
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Resetting a unit removes all the Talents and Powers previously trained, but does not affect the unit’s
level or experience bar. You can then add different Talents or Powers than you trained previously.
Companion Ability Resets is a Crowns-only feature.
Training Tomes
Training tomes give you additional Companion training points, allowing you to train your Companions
closer to your own character’s level.
You can find training tomes in two ways:
o You can purchase training tomes from professor NPCs in many taverns around the world. Take
heed: they don’t let you buy more than 10 at any one time, and the price goes up as you level!
o You can find training tomes hidden around the world. Keep an eye out! Once you find and use a
training tome in the world, you can’t use it again.
A sample sparkling training tome is resting on the ground to the left of the pirate, below:
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My Quests
The golden chalice icon’s menu contains “information about your Quests” including the following:
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My Maps
My Windstones
My Puppet Shows
Let’s first discuss the “My Quests” menu. Clicking this option brings up the “Quests” page:
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The Quests screen can display up to four Quests at a time. If you have discovered more than four that
you haven’t completed, scroll arrows appear on the screen.
Each pane describes the Quest’s current name, goal, the NPC to talk to or the NPC(s) to defeat, where in
the game world to travel to, any rewards offered for completion of the quest, and even gives you a
handy button in the top left corner to replay a quest’s dialogue.
To choose a Quest and make it your active Quest, click on the Quest of your choosing, in this case, “A
Pirate’s Life for You.” A selected Quest will have a white outline. Selecting a quest will display the quest
helper arrow and text at the bottom of your screen. If you are already on a quest and you want to switch
to another quest, the quest helper arrow and text will switch to the recently chosen quest. Once you
have selected a Quest, click the “X” button to leave the Quests screen.
As mentioned, Quests have goals and rewards. These are indicated as icons displayed in the lower left
corner of the Quest pane, as seen below:
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The Gold Coin icon represents that a Quest will offer Gold upon completion
The Brown Bag icon represents a Quest that requires item collecting
The Red Flag icon represents that a Quest grants Faction Status
The Scroll icon represents that a Quest will grant Experience upon completion
The Companion icon represents that a Quest will grant a new Companion upon completion
The Gun icon represents that a Quest will offer an item reward upon completion
Quest Arrow
Notice the text near the bottom of your screen. This and the yellow arrow are called the Quest helper,
which reflects information pertaining to the Quest you have selected:
Next is the “My Maps” tab. This tab will show you all of the collected Marco Polo map pieces. You’ll
learn more about them as you play the game.
Next is the “My Windstones” tab. This tab will show you all the Windstones that you have collected
throughout your journeys. Windstones cannot be purchased from a vendor. You can only find them by
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continuing along the main storyline of the game. Windstones are the keys to unlock travel to new and
exciting worlds, by allowing you to safely navigate through a Stormgate.
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Next is the “Puppet shows” tab. This tab will display all previously viewed puppet show cinematics.
Should you wish to replay a puppet show, just click on the puppet show of your choice, as seen below:
Once you hit Play your puppet show will begin to play right away, as seen below:
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If you don’t want to watch the puppet show any longer, click the ESC key and you will return to the
game.
My Ship
To travel between locations in Pirate101, you’ll have to learn how to Captain a flying Pirate ship!
The ship icon’s menu allows players to launch any ship you’ve acquired or outfit a ship with ship items
you’ve acquired. Many of the items on this menu will not be accessible until you have received your first
Ship.
Let’s first choose the “Select Ship” menu option. Clicking this option launches a menu that allows you to
un-bottle one of your owned ships. If you un-bottle a ship while not in a dock, your ship will be waiting
for you the next time you enter a dock. If you don’t have any ships yet, don’t worry—you’ll have a ship
as soon as you finish your first job for Captain Avery on Skull Island.
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My Ship | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
A view of the “Select Ship” menu, shown below:
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Ships you own are normally kept in magic bottles, which – when uncorked – will summon them at a
dock. Successfully selecting a ship will un-bottle the ship (bottling any other ship you have un-bottled,
unless it’s the same ship). If it’s a newly-unbottled ship, it will also place you on the ship in front of the
helm (that’s a steering wheel, to landlubbers).
Next is the “Ship Equipment” menu. It allows you to browse any ship equipment you own and equip it to
your currently un-bottled ship, as seen below:
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Your ship also has important vitals such as; Integrity, Armor Rank, Turning and Speed Rank. These vitals
can be viewed by hovering the mouse cursor over the ship icon in the 3D preview window.
Your ship’s vital statistics are as follows:
Ship Accuracy (base cannons)
Ship Defense
Ship Armor
Ship Rate of Fire (base cannons)
Ship Damage (base cannons)
Ship Health
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Some of the items you can equip on a ship will alter these vitals. If you equip an item (such as a
figurehead) that allows you to summon a magical creature, these will have their own separate accuracy,
damage and rate of fire attributes.
New Ships and Ship Equipment
You can earn new ships by questing, purchasing them from the Crown Shop, or purchasing them from
vendors in game. Ship quest rewards are very rare! Fortunately, vendors are a little more common.
Generally, you’ll find one ship vendor per world. For more information about vendors, see the section
titled “Equipment Vendors” near the back of the guide.
Equipping Your Ship
You can find ship items and equip them on your ship just like you can on your player character. Also like
player equipment, ship equipment can be found as loot, received as a reward, purchased in the Crown
Shop, or purchased from a vendor in the world.
Ship items make your ship better. They can improve your ship’s statistics—making it faster, stronger,
and do more damage, in addition to other positive effects. Maybe most importantly, ship items grant
you powerful new abilities to use in ship-to-ship Broadside Combat.
The Crown Shop
The Crown Shop is your one stop shop for purchasing additional items for your character or house, in
Pirate101. Most items in the Crown Shop are not purchased with Gold but instead with “Crowns.” You
will need a valid credit card to purchase “Crowns”, to purchase from the Crown Shop. Crowns are
account-based and can be used by any pirate on that account.
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Click the Crown Shop icon at the top of the screen to access the Crown Shop, as seen below:
The next screen presents you with all currently available items for purchase in the Crown Shop. The
Crown Shop has the following categories available to choose from:
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Featured items
Gold
Permanent Mounts and Mount Rentals
Units
Booster Packs
Houses and Housing furniture
Clothing
Ships and Ship Equipment
Jewelry
Weapons
Elixirs
Crowns Use during Beta
During the Beta; you will not be allowed to buy Crowns in Pirate101. Each account will be given a certain
amount of Crowns to spend, to help test the game and to have fun with. All Crowns from the Beta, and
all items purchased with Beta Crowns will be erased at the end of Beta.
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Crowns purchased in Wizard101 will not be useable in Pirate101 during Beta. Wizard101 and Pirate101
will use the SAME crowns after launch. For example, once Pirate101 launches and you buy 5000 crowns
and then spend 2000 of those crowns in Wizard101, the next time you log in to Pirate101 you will see a
remaining balance of 3000 crowns.
Be sure to check periodically for items that may be on sale! To do so, click the “On Sale” blue filter
button, as seen above, and you will be presented with all items currently on sale for a limited time.
If you only want to view items that are usable (restricted by level) for your particular character, click the
“Usable” button, as seen in the above screenshot.
You may also search for a particular item name by typing the name in the “Search for Items” box, as
seen above.
Be sure to check back often as new items will be added to the Crown Shop over time!
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Paygates
If you’re buying your way through Pirate101 with Crowns, rather than playing with a subscription, you’ll
encounter Paygates in the world. They separate chapters into sections you can purchase individually.
Once you buy access to a Paygate, that access stays with that account even if you later get a subscription
and let the subscription expire.
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When you approach a Paygate, a window will pop up and you’ll have the option to purchase access to a
new area in the game with Crowns, as seen below:
My Options
The gear icon’s menu includes:
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(Replay) Tutorial Tips
Open Help Pages
Options
Customer Support
Select Pirate
Quit Game
Let’s first select the “Replay Tutorial” option.
If you’d like a refresher course on any of the tutorials, you can see them again.
Next, select the “Open Help Pages” option. *Access to the Help Pages will not be available during Beta*
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Next, select “Options.” Clicking this opens a menu that has multiple tabs which allows you to configure
your Pirate101 client. Options include:
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Graphics (monitor icon)
Sound (speaker icon)
Gameplay (joystick icon)
Privacy Options (key icon)
Realms (world icon)
Credits (star icon)
Graphics, Sound, and Gameplay are all options that will help adjust the games settings to make the
experience more appealing to you. Privacy Options allow you to alter your game experience by limiting
or allowing friend requests, friend teleports, party invitations, and home visiting rights.
“Realms” options work slightly differently than the other options. In Pirate101, your character is
automatically placed in a Realm and Area with an optimal population, so you won’t be surrounded by
too many or too few other players. For example, if you and a friend are both standing at the Life
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Fountain in Skull Island Fort, but you don’t see one another—it’s probably because you’re on a different
Realm and/or Area instance of Skull Island Fort.
Through the magic of the Spiral, there are many Realms, each containing a copy of the entire world of
Pirate101. Although your current realm has been
chosen for you, you can easily switch to a different one
TIP!
here on the Realms option page.
Never fear, if you’re trying to join
Additionally, there are many copies of each Area too,
depending on how many players are online. An Area is
an area in the world, like an island or a dungeon. For
example, if many players are online, there may be many
Skull Mountain Areas, ensuring that there’s enough
room for a good play experience for everyone. But
again, you can easily switch between instances here on
the Realms option screen too.
an in-game friend, but don’t see
them standing where they say they
are. Just use the “Go to Friend”
button in your Friend’s List to
automatically join them on their
current Realm and Area. See more
information a few pages down in
the section labeled “Friend’s List.”
There are no differences between the different Realms
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and Areas outside of the players who are currently there. When you switch, you’ll be transferred to the
same location you were in on your old Realm and Area—for example, if you were standing at the
entrance to Fin’s chamber in the Temple of Gloom, you’ll also be standing there on your new Realm and
Area. There will just be different players there.
Next, select the “Customer Support” option. *Access to the Customer Support menu will not be available
during Beta. If you need to reach Customer Support, please do so by emailing [email protected]
Choose the “Select Pirate” option to return to the character selection screen where you can select or
create another pirate character to play with.
Last is the “Quit Game” option. Choosing this option will exit you from Pirate101 and bring you back to
your computer desktop.
Bug Reporter (Beta only)
Should you encounter any bugs during your Beta adventures, please use the bug reporter tool by
clicking the red bug icon as shown in the below screenshot:
Once you click the icon, you will be presented with three options to choose from: Bug, Comment and
Idea, as seen below:
Clicking on “Bug” will bring up the bug submission form where you will be asked a series of questions
that will further assist our development teams.
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Should you wish to leave feedback about your experiences in Pirate101, click the “Comment” button.
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Should you have an idea for Pirate101, click the “Idea” button.
For all other inquiries, please email: [email protected]
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Friend’s List
The “My Friends” window should be very familiar to Wizard101 players! For those not familiar with this
feature, the “My Friend’s List has a couple of different views as seen below:
The view on the left is the default view, showing a list of your friends with a few options. The view on
the right is what you get when you click on a friend’s name in your Friend’s List. Clicking on a friend’s
name in the Friend’s List allows players to choose from a variety of options:
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FriendFinder Invite -this is a new feature in Pirate101! Friendfinder allows people that are online
friends in one KingsIsle MMO (Pirate101 or Wizard101) to get re-connected in the other game.
Look under the Friendfinder header below for more detailed information. This button is where
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you will generate a Friendfinder code with a friend in Pirate101 so you can be friends in
Wizard101.
Go To -click this button to teleport to the selected friend’s location in the game world. If clicking
this option doesn’t work, it usually means that a friend is either not online, or engaged in some
activity that does not allow friend participation (like playing a mini-game).
Menu Chat -click this button to start a private “Menu Chat” with your selected friend.
Text Chat -if available to you, click this button to start a private “Text Chat” with your selected
friend.
Add to Group -click this button to invite a friend to your group, which will allow you and your
friend(s) to adventure together. NOTE: This button is active only when you don’t have a full
group for your ship yet.
Report -Click on the player that is harassing you so the correct player appears in the Friend’s List
window, and then click on the report button to report that player. *This option is not supported,
during Beta. Customer Support has specific rules for what is considered harassment; please see
the customer support pages on Pirate101.com for more information.
Ignore -Click on the player you want to ignore (meaning they can no longer chat with you) so the
correct player appears in the Friend’s List window and click the Ignore button. Be aware that if
the player is also on your Friend’s List, clicking this button will also remove them from your
Friend’s List.
Remove -click this button to remove a selected friend from your Friend’s List.
The three buttons on the bottom of the Friend’s List help connect with your friends.
True Friend Code Button
To create or enter a True Friend code click the “10101” button on the main Friend’s list screen. Doing so
will provide you with a new menu, as seen below. To create your True Friend code to share—outside of
the game—with another player, click the “10101 Get True Friend Code” image, as seen below. Doing so
will bring you to another window where your True Friend code will be displayed. Please note, the True
Friend code must be used within 48 hours or it will expire and you will need to generate a new code.
Once you have the code, give them the code outside of the Pirate101 game. To enter a True Friend code
that you got from a real-life friend, simply enter the code in the box that states “…Enter Code…” as
shown below:
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True Friend Code Button | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Friendfinder Button
To enter a “Friend Finder Code”, click the “10101 magnifying glass” button on the main Friend’s list
screen.
Friendfinder allows people that are online friends in one KingsIsle MMO (Pirate101 or Wizard101) to get
re-connected in the other game. First things first, to use the Friendfinder in Pirate101, both you and
your friend, must be friends in Wizard101 and generate the Friendfinder code in Wizard101. Next, both
you and your Wizard101 friend log in to Pirate101 and enter the Friendfinder code you generated in
Wizard101.
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Friendfinder Button | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
In Wizard101, you’ll be able to generate a FriendFinder code at some point during the Beta process, and
use that code in Pirate101 to connect up again in Pirate.
Please note…a FriendFinder code is only valid for 24 hours after the first person enters it.
Invite a Friend Button
To invite a real-life Friend to join Pirate101, click the “pink envelope” button on the main Friend’s list
screen. *Please note, this feature will not be available during Beta
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Zone Map
Pirate101 contains a zone map which will allow you to see all available areas in a given location. The
overhead zone Map is displayed by pressing the ”M” key, or by clicking the map button, as seen below:
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A view of a typical Zone Map, shown below:
The large pulsing green arrow on the zone map is your character’s current location within the zone. You
will also see several other icons on the Zone Map through the course of your journeys, which are
explained below:
This icon represents a Buccaneer class trainer location. All classes will have their own icon
representation.
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The large pulsing green arrow on the zone map is your character’s current location within the
zone. You will also see several other icons on the Zone Map through the course of your
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This icon represents a mini-game location. Mini-games can be found within Taverns and other
locations throughout the game.
This icon represents a vendor location. Vendors contain many items for sale such as weapons,
armor and ship parts.
This icon represents an explore goal location. This will provide you with a general location on
where your quest is hinting for you to explore.
This icon represents a tavern location. Taverns offer mini-games, quests and a basement
where you will train your Companions.
This icon represents an NPC location. NPCs provide new quests to players and also act as a
quest turn in location.
This icon represents a quest item. Should you be asked to hunt for a specific quest item, an
icon of the item you are searching will be shown on the zone map.
Life Fountain
Clicking on the yellow Life Fountain icon, shown below, allows the player to teleport to the last Life
Fountain they’ve been bound to, as seen below:
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Life Fountain | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Characters are bound to a Life Fountain when they enter a new area with a Life Fountain.
Go Home
Clicking on the House icon, shown below, allows the player to teleport to their currently-equipped
house (or to their bunkhouse, if there is no equipped house), as shown below:
Return to Skull Island Fort
Clicking on the skull icon, shown below, allows the player to teleport to Skull Island, as shown below:
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Notifications
Throughout your adventures, you may notice a number in a red triangle at the top center of the game
screen. This number represents how many unread “active notifications” you have. Think of them like
emails from the game.
To view all unread notifications, move your mouse to the top of the screen until the drop down menu
appears. Look for a number in the bottom right corner in one of the icons and you will see a number
representing how many unread notifications in that category, as seen below, where the chalice has 9
notifications and the hook has 4 notifications, as seen below:
Click on the icon with the notification number and you will be able to read what notification you
recently received. You may clear the notification from the menu by clicking on the blue button labeled
“See All Notifications”.
To read all previously acquired notifications, click on “see all notifications” under the same menu, as
seen below:
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Notifications | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Grouping with Other Pirates!
Are you the type of pirate who loves seeking fame, fortune and adventure with others? If so, then you’ll
most likely want to group up with other Pirates.
To invite another pirate to your group, click on them and the Friend’s window will appear. Next you’ll
want to click on the “Add to Group” button, as seen below:
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Grouping with Other Pirates! | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
After clicking the “Add to Group” button you’ll be prompted with a window asking for your
confirmation, as seen below:
If you invite another pirate to join your group and they decline, you will receive a message stating so, as
seen below:
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Grouping with Other Pirates! | © KingsIsle Entertainment, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Only 4 pirates may be in a group at a time, so choose your group mates carefully!
Land Combat!
To enter land combat, approach a hostile creature. Hostile creatures have orange (more powerful than
you), gray (less powerful than you) or yellow (as powerful as you) names displayed above their heads.
Blue named characters are other players, and green named characters are friendly characters controlled
by the game.
When you enter combat, you’ll be joined by one or more Companions. The chance for each Companion
to join you is based on their order in the “My Companions” screen. (See “Companion Management”
information.) Of course, any Companion that is knocked out won’t join (See the section labeled “Defeat”
for more information about reviving your Companions.
Once engaged in combat, your camera moves to a top down view, a battle board will be displayed and
you will enter the Planning Phase.
Planning Phase
During the Planning Phase, you choose actions for your character and Companions.
Before executing your action, you can review information about characters and objects on the battle
board by mousing over their portraits. Each portrait represents a combatant, obstruction or an object
you can interact with or destroy. Items that are not under your control or cannot directly harm you will
have silver borders and appear not as bright, so that your units and your enemies are more obvious on
the board, as seen in the below screenshots:
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Pirates and Companions under your control, collectively called “Units”, all have the same
combat color (blue, if you’re the first or only player in the combat). They are outlined in gold and
appear brighter than other players’ units or obstacles, so they stand out. Your units also appear
in the lower left corner. Although the game will automatically select the next unit when you
finish giving one a command, you can also click on one (either in the lower left or on the board)
if you change your mind. If you intentionally skip over a unit, the game notices that and won’t
auto-select it. If you move your mouse to click on the “Done” button, the game will warn – but
not stop – you if there are any units that still don’t have commands.
Other players’ Characters and Companions will all have colors unique to them (Player 2 is teal,
Player 3 is green, and Player 4 is dark green). They will be outlined in a silver border and will be
darker than your own units.
Your allies (units that help you, but you can’t control) have a dark yellow background and a
silver border and are also darker than your own units.
Inanimate objects all have a brown background and a silver border. Objects with a health bar
are breakable and can be destroyed.
Enemies always have a red background and a gold border.
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Click on any of your Units to choose an action or let the game auto-select each unit in turn.
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Players can walk on any gray tile.
Your currently selected Units can move to any square that’s highlighted in blue. Their movement
is limited by their own movement range and any obstructions in their path. They can walk
through friendly participants, but they can’t walk through enemies or obstacles.
o Some Companions can jump or fly to bypass enemies or obstacles! They may see more
board square pathways than those that can only walk.
o Since opponents always turn to face their attackers, there are no bonuses to attacking
an enemy from the side or behind.
Melee units can attack any enemy located on or adjacent to a highlighted blue square. Ranged
units can often shoot farther than they can walk. When you mouse over an attackable enemy,
your cursor will change to either a fist (for a melee unit) or a bull’s-eye (for a ranged unit).
Melee units can walk to an attack in the same round, but Ranged units cannot (that’s the tradeoff for being able to attack from afar).
Some Units can cast Powers! Some Powers have beneficial effects on friendly targets, and other
Powers have negative effects on hostile targets. Not everyone starts with powers, but you can
train to get them. If your selected Unit has Powers, they will show up at the bottom of the
screen. You can review them by moving your mouse over them to get an informational pop-up.
To use a power, click on the power. A beneficial Power shows a green target reticule over allies
the Power can reach and a red target reticule for enemies the Power can affect. The Power may
also be able to affect an area, rather than a single unit—in that case you see green or red
colored squares that move around as you move your cursor. Click on a target to use the power.
NOTE: Some Powers are auto-casting. They don’t rely on you to tell them where to be used. A
self-heal Power is one such Power.
If you want to ask someone playing with you to target a specific spot, you can right-click on that
spot to “mark” that spot. A special mark will pulse—for about 3 seconds— on that tile, with your
combat color. That helps indicate what square you’re talking about. Each player can trigger their
own mark, so you can have up to 4 marks on the screen at a time.
If you mouse over another player’s unit, you can see what they’re going to do. If you mouse over
another player’s Character, you’ll see what all their units plan to do.
A solid blue arrow represents someone running up to the opponent to attack
A dotted blue arrow represents an attack from a distance
If you want to ask someone playing with you to target a specific spot, you can right-click on that spot to
“mark” that spot. A special mark will pulse—for about 3 seconds—with the color of the player that
created the mark. That gives everyone an indication about the location you’re talking about. Each player
can trigger their own mark, so you can have up to 4 marks on the screen at a time.
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Once you’ve selected actions for all of your Units, click the green “Done” button to proceed to the
Execution Phase; where the results of your actions unfold. If there are other players fighting with you,
you may have to wait for them to complete their Planning Phases before you continue. When the
Planning Phase timer hits 0, all players will go into the execution phase even if they have not clicked on
the “Done” button.
If you decide that you’d rather not continue the battle, you can choose the red “Flee” button at the
bottom of the screen—but be careful! If you flee, you will suffer all of the consequences of a defeat! If
you flee from combat, you will be returned to the nearest Life Fountain and your Health will be reduced
to 1.
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You may also notice that certain combat squares contain an eyeball in the bottom right corner of the
square. This is commonly referred to as LOS (line of sight). Any square that contains an eye ball will not
allow you to use a ranged attack in to that square normally due to something blocking the way. Example
below:
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Execution Phase
After you and your friends have completed your actions in the Planning Phase, combat proceeds to the
Execution Phase, where all of the Units in combat play out their orders in turn. Once all your units
perform their commands, then enemies and then any allies (units that fight with you, but you don’t
control) get their turn!
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Combat continues in turns until one side is defeated, or until the victory conditions are met. Note that
not all combats require you to defeat all your enemies! In fact, in some combats you need to pay close
attention to other (sneakier!) paths to victory. These Victory Conditions are displayed at the top of the
screen, during the Planning phase. Careful, if you don’t meet a certain victory condition that’s listed, you
could lose the combat.
Victory Conditions
Most battles are won by defeating all of your opponents on the Battle Board. Occasionally a combat
scenario will have different Victory Conditions for winning or losing, such as:
Defeat All Enemies—defeat all opponents on the Battle Board to win.
Use objects—interact with objects on the Battle Board. Using these objects will either count as a victory
or advance the current victory conditions. You can’t win until you do this, even if there are no enemies
left.
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Protect an ally—keep the listed ally alive for the duration of the fight. Failing to do so will count as a
defeat.
Survive X Rounds—survive the listed number of combat rounds.
Defeat the King—defeat the listed Unit. It is important to note that you do not need to defeat any
minions. Combat ends as soon as the “King” is defeated.
Complete in X Turns—This Victory Condition will always only be present along with other Victory
Conditions. You must complete the other Victory Conditions within the listed number of Combat
Rounds; otherwise it will count as a defeat.
The victory conditions for a battle are displayed at the top of the Planning Phase view. Note that victory
conditions can change even during a battle, so be sure to check them between rounds.
Victory!
If you win combat, your enemies may drop treasure chests for you to loot! Run around the area and
press “X” to open each of the treasure chests before time runs out. During this time you’re
untouchable—no enemy will attack you and you’ll be transparent.
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Each enemy you defeat in combat has a chance to drop some loot. If you want to see more treasure,
consider grouping with another player. Bigger combats will have more enemies to fight and you’ll earn
treasure faster.
If you decide to group with other players, don’t worry—everyone receives an equal share of the
treasure no matter who opens the treasure chest.
Blue and Red Yum Yum Fruit
Once combat has ended your health may need replenishing. You may have noticed little red flying fruit
buzzing around the land. These are referred to as “yum yum fruit.” All you need to do is walk up to one
of the flying red yum yums and you will automatically collect it which in turn will return some of your
health to you.
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There are also blue yum yum fruit flying around the world. The blue yum yums replenish your mojo
potion bottle, which ultimately is used to revive fallen Companions.
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Secret Treasure Chests!
Combat isn't the only way to get treasure in Pirate101. Keep your eyes peeled as you explore the islands
of the skyway. You may just find a Secret Treasure Chest tucked away somewhere. Any pirate can claim
the treasure in these chests. Just walk right up and hit the "x" key. First come, first served!
Defeat!
When you’re defeated in combat, you’ll be returned to the last Life Fountain you visited—unless you’re
currently in a group with other players. If all of your crewmates have been defeated as well, you’ll all
return to your own Life Fountains. However, if any crewmates are still alive, you’ll all stay where you are
to give them a chance to heal you, and bring you back into the fight!”
If any of your Companions have been defeated, you can use the Life Fountain to revive them. The Life
Fountain will also begin healing the player – while they
TIP!
remain in the zone. If you’re not near a Life Fountain but
It’s a good idea to always use a Life
have a full potion bottle, the bottle can be used to revive
Fountain any time you see one, just to
any defeated Companions too.
be sure that all of your Companions are
ready for battle.
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Your Ship
Early on in the game, you’ll earn your first ship. So, what can you do with it? Sail, of course! Skull Island
isn’t the only place in the game. Un-bottle your ship, sail between different islands…or eventually
different worlds. And there just may be the occasional battle, too!
Your first acquired ship will be a raft. To get a better ship, you’ll need to invest time in questing and to
participate in Broadside Combat.
Getting on/off Your Ship
When you un-bottle your ship, you’ll be teleported to it. When you dock your ship, you’ll still be on your
ship but there will be a deboarding sigil on the ship’s deck. Stand on the deboarding sigil and press “x” to
teleport to the nearby dock, as seen below:
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Once you appear on a dock, there will be a boarding sigil to get back to your ship, as seen below:
There are bound to be a lot of ships at the dock and we’ve made it easy for you to locate yours. When
your ship is docked, a dockside banner will be placed next to the boarding sigil adjacent to your ship.
The banner will have your chosen sail emblem on it.
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Note that you can visit other docked ships as a Visitor. So there may be sigils for other ships besides
yours, but the name of the ship will appear when you stand on the sigil and you’ll see their banner too.
Passengers can run around on a ship and ride along with the Ship until such time the ship enters a
private or restricted zone, at which point they will be kicked off and returned to their last Life Fountain.
Sailing your ship!
To start sailing your ship, find the sailing station sigil and press “x”. The sailing station sigil is located in
front of the ship’s wheel. (Visitors cannot activate this sigil), as seen below:
Once you interact with the sailing station sigil your ship will appear in the skyway. Steer the ship just like
you would your character, using the mouse buttons or the WASD keys. You’ll see a new interface item
on the lower right for ship sailing, which includes a speedometer.
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If you want to stop the ship, press the Spacebar to drop anchor. Press it again to raise anchor and get
underway again. But be careful not to drop anchor where enemies can attack you.
You can sail pretty much anywhere you want on the skyways between islands. You’ll want to be careful
because there are enemies out there too, but there is also a safe passage path. As you sail, you will see
various colored Windlanes. These are safe areas to travel in. Each Windlane flows in a direction and you
may actually boost your ship’s speed if you travel in the correct direction on them.
Many islands have docks where you can land. These areas are “No Wake” zones, so your ship will
automatically slow down as they approach them. If you can dock, you’ll get a prompt telling you so.
Note that you can also stop steering the boat by pressing the TAB key. Once you do, you’ll be able to run
around the ship with any of your crew. But letting your ship move without a pilot isn’t the safest plan
unless you’re in a Windlane.
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Broadside Combat!
Ahoy there, Pirate! It's time to set your sails for adventures in the Skyways of the Spiral. Make no
mistake though, danger lurks outside every Windlane! You and your crew will meet blackguards aplenty
in the Skyway and when you do you need to take them on head first and cannons ablaze!
Enemy ships, just like enemy monsters on land, will have names that are gray, yellow or red. When you
approach these ships, you have the option to do some ship-to-ship combat, something we call
“Broadside Combat.”
Broadside Combat controls:
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Clicking on a ship selects it as the current target.
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The [ ] keys select the next valid target counter-clockwise and clockwise, respectively
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Drop/raise anchor by pressing Spacebar
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Hotkeys 1-4 activate powers, as does clicking on their buttons on the HUD
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Toggle Boost on/off with Z, or by clicking on the Boost button on the HUD
To enter Broadside combat, approach an enemy ship. Once you are within range of an enemy ship,
hover the mouse icon over the enemy ship and left click the mouse. Once you left click on the ship, you
will see the enemy ship’s name appear at the top of the screen as seen below:
Once your ship is within range of the enemy ship your targeting reticule will change from grey to orange
to indicate you are within LONG RANGE. As you move within SHORT RANGE your reticle will change from
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orange to red. It is important to note that different cannons (and powers) have different accuracy and
damage ratings at each of these ranges.
When engaged in Broadside Combat, your ship’s speed range is slowed to a fraction of its normal
minimum and maximum speed, and your turning speed is increased to allow for sharper turning. Your
ship will also coast quickly to a stop any time a direction is not held. Holding backward will cause your
ship to move in reverse up to the same max speed as you can move forward. Holding left or right will
turn your ship on the spot, even if not moving.
Also, while engaged, your ship will auto-fire its default power at your current target and the target, as
seen below:
This mode is toggled on by firing any offensive power at a target, or being fired upon, whether the
attack hits or misses. If you have no target or are not in auto-fire mode, the attacking ship will be forceselected as your target. This mode is toggled off only when you are no longer in range of the ship you
last fired upon, the ship you last fired upon is invalid (in No Aggro mode or defeated), and no enemy
ship is currently targeting or chasing you.
If an enemy ship is not attackable (even when within range), the targeting reticule switches to a grey
cross out symbol, as seen below:
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Multiple ships can fire on any target, but a target can only fire on ONE ship at any time (this is applicable
to all players and mob ships, alike). As you continue to attack the enemy, you will soon begin to see
smoke and fire rising from the enemy ship. This is a good indicator that the enemy ship is weakening and
deck side combat is about to begin, as seen below:
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The YELLOW HEALTH BAR is another indicator that an enemy ship can be boarded. This takes place
when the enemy ship is at 50% health. The same goes for player ships. At 50% health, the player ship
can be boarded! Once boarded, you will still have the option to flee battle, by clicking the FLEE button.
Should you decide to stick it out and continue to take on cannon fire from the enemy ship, you may
notice rotating objects on your ship. These are referred to as damage tokens. Damage tokens come in
many forms, such as fire. Damage tokens can be interacted with which will allow your crew to
“extinguish” them. Captains who are driving the ship are unable to extinguish the tokens unless they
stop driving the ship, but that can be dangerous and even more reason to have a crew! To extinguish a
damage token, run up to one and click “x” to interact, as seen below:
Each damage token that a player does not extinguish before deck side combat begins will result in that
effect being part of deck side combat. An example would be a fire damage token not being extinguished.
Any fire damage tokens that remain after broadside combat will later become a fire obstacle on the
battle board during deck side combat. Units standing near fire during this phase of combat will take
damage every round of combat. Screenshot examples below:
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There are other tokens that have different effects on the player – but you will have to discover these
through gameplay!
If you are unsuccessful escaping the clutches of an enemy ship and become defeated your ship will be
teleported back to the Captain’s previous dock with all passengers’ health reduced to 1.
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If you successfully destroy an enemy ship, Nautical XP is awarded, a loot crate is dropped in the skyway
and Quest credit is granted. A single loot crate is dropped per ship destroyed in Broadside Combat. Only
the captains of the attacking ships can pick up the loot crate. The crate can be picked up by approaching
and pressing “x” when prompted. If the crate is not picked up before its loot timer expires, it de-spawns.
When an enemy ship is destroyed in Broadside Combat, Quest and badge credit are granted for the
enemies that would have spawned on that ship. This credit is granted to each passenger on each ship
that attacked the enemy ship at least once, whether that attack hit or missed, so long as they are still
within the influence range (within sight) of the enemy ship when it was destroyed.
Fleeing from Broadside Combat
If you believe you are not yet ready to take on the enemy you have the option to flee from battle and
head for the nearest Windlane for safety.
Windlanes will increase the repair rate on ships, as seen below:
Ship Boost and Boost Fuel
As you attempt to escape the clutches of the enemy, you have the option to use boost fuel to hasten
your attempt. To activate, toggle the boost button by clicking or pressing “z”. To deactivate boost you
can press reverse (S), drop anchor (Spacebar), or toggle the boost button by clicking or pressing “z”.
While boost mode is active, fuel is consumed to rocket your ship forward at increased speed and
acceleration.
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Be sure to keep an eye on your boost fuel when using speed boost! On the bottom right of the screen
you will see a green globe with a number in it. That number reflects how much fuel is left for your ship,
as seen below:
To refill your boost fuel, visit a Fuel Shop vendor on a city dock. This is where you can purchase fuel for
your un-bottled ship. If you want to purchase fuel for other ships, you must bottle your current ship and
un-bottle the other ship.
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Deck Side Combat!
Once either your ship or the enemy ship has been reduced to below 50% health, either ship can then be
boarded at which point deck side combat ensues. Depending on whose ship reduces below 50% first will
determine who attacks first in Deck Side combat. If the enemy boards you, they go first. If you board the
enemy, you go first.
Deck side combat plays very similarly to land combat in which there is a planning phase, an execution
phase and a victory phase. As stated in the “Broadside Combat” section, if there are any previous
damage tokens that have not been dispersed before deck side combat begins, those tokens will become
obstacles on the battle board.
Should you defeat your enemy in deck side combat you will have the opportunity to run around and
collect the spoils of war…treasure! Remember, if you decide to group with other players, don’t
worry—everyone receives an equal share of the treasure no matter who opens the treasure chest.
Should you lose to your enemy in deck side combat, your ship will sink and you will be returned to the
last visited life fountain. Your ship will be available once at the docks if it is unbottled.
Nautical Ranks
Each player has a Nautical Rank/Level (up to level 50), which they increase via Nautical XP gained from
destroying enemy ships in Broadside Combat. The amount of Nautical XP needed per Nautical Rank is
the same as normal XP needed per player level. Unlike player level, however, each player begins at
Nautical Rank 0, and increases to rank 1 with their first Broadside kill. This grants their first Nautical
Rank badge -the badge is replaced at regular Nautical Rank intervals, similar to the PvP and Gardening
badges in Wizard101.
Nautical XP is granted only to the captain of each ship that attacked the enemy ship. A single attack on
the enemy ship is all that is required, whether the attack hit or missed, though the player must be within
the influence range of the enemy ship (within sight) at the moment of its defeat to receive the Nautical
XP.
Unlike normal leveling, Nautical Rank can ONLY increase through engaging in Broadside Combat. As you
increase your nautical rank, higher end ship equipment will become available for you to purchase from a
ship vendor or from the Crown Shop.
Increasing your nautical rank is completely optional and is not required to complete the main storyline.
New ships will become available for players to purchase as they increase their class level, not nautical
level.
Broadside Combat Powers Purchasing
The first power in a player ship is the ship’s default power, fired repeatedly when in auto-fire mode.
Obtaining additional Broadside powers for use in combat are acquired by purchasing additional ship
equipment, as listed below:
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Attack powers are always on Figureheads and Horns
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Defensive powers are always on Steering wheels and Sails
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Heal powers are always on Steering wheels
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Speed boost powers are always on Sails
Additional Broadside ship equipment can be purchased from a ship parts vendor found on various docks,
as seen below:
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Mini-games
Throughout your adventures you may come across a wagon or a tavern table with a sigil as seen below:
These locations are for playing Mini-games. Playing Mini-games offers many rewards that will assist you
on your adventure, such as:
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Mojo Potions
Gold
Weapons
Armor
Ship Equipment
Mini-game rewards are given in 12 different scoring tiers. Each successive tier offers progressively better
rewards and is accessed by achieving higher scores in a mini-game. Rewards are also relative to your
pirate’s level and quests completed. For instance, a level 30 pirate receives a larger gold reward than a
level 10 pirate. So you’ll get larger and larger gold awards as your pirate levels up!
To play a Mini-game, simply stand on the icon next to the game stall and press "x" you'll then be given
the option to play any of the following games:
Coin Drop
Use the Coin Claw to drop your coins next to identical coins. The more sets you match the higher your
score!
Rat Attack
Rid your ship of rats with well-placed blasts of your cannon. Watch out for Spiders and Scorpions!
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Pirate's Pub
Serve up glasses of yum juice to a crew of thirsty pirates and collect your tips. Mind you don't spill
anything!
Powder Keg
Set your sights and defend your pirate's tower against monsters and Redcoats!
Rogue's Range
Practice your aim in the Rogue's Range shooting gallery!
Windjammer
Navigate your ship through hostile territory! Watch out for enemy ships and barricades!
Equipment Vendors
Please note, during Beta there won’t be a Bazaar/Auction House like Wizard has. We hope to add a
Bazaar sometime after the launch of Pirate101. Stay tuned to the Pirate101 website for future details!
As you play Pirate101 you'll acquire plenty of jewelry, clothing and equipment that will give your
character an edge in combat. Sometimes though, it's easier to just go shopping. Vendors can be found
both indoors and outdoors. Indoor vendors can be located by the shop signs that hang outside a
building, as seen below:
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Vendors will have the shop type listed under their name as seen below:
The main areas of each different skyway will feature multiple vendors willing to sell boots, hats, outfits,
jewelry and even weapons. It's easy enough to buy from a vendor. Just walk right up to one and hit the
"x" key. This will bring up a menu of what the vendor has to offer. If you see something you like, simply
click on the item and then click the "BUY" button, as seen below:
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Looking to earn more Gold? Click the Gold Piece icon and sell some of the things your character isn't
using as seen below:
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Equipment Dyeing Vendors
Is that dashing red color just not working for your shirt? Then look no further as you can dye many items
at a vendor dye shop.
Equipment dye vendors are located within a town’s interior. Once you interact with a dye vendor, click
on the article of clothing you wish to dye. Next, click on either the primary color selector (to the left in
the preview window) or the secondary color selector (to the right in the preview window) as seen
below:
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Each selector allows you to custom dye a particular part of the item.
Each inventory item—if it can be colored—has its own set of acceptable colors, so the color selectors’
options will change as you select different inventory items. Dye shops often offer more color selection
than vendors do—there are a total of 27 different colors that an item may have available.
Next, choose the color you wish to apply to your selected equipment choice as seen below:
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There are a total of 27 colors to choose from.
Once you like your choices, click on “Dye Item!” And the deed is done (including removing the required
Gold from your purse).
Ship Dyeing Vendors
Along with being able to dye your player equipment, you can also dye your ship (Please note: ship
equipment will not be dyeable during BETA). Ship dye vendors are located on the docks throughout the
world, as seen below:
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Once you interact with a ship dye vendor, click on the ship you wish to dye. Next, click on either the
primary color selector (to the left in the preview window) or the secondary color selector (to the right in
the preview window) as seen below:
Renaming Your Ship
Not quite satisfied with the name of your ship? Not a problem! You may rename any ship that you own
by visiting the ship naming vendor and hitting “x”, as seen below:
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Next, click on the second tab on the left side, as seen below:
Now, select one of the ships you wish to rename and click the green rename button at the bottom of the
ship preview window. Doing so will open a screen where you can select a new ship name, as seen below:
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Banks and Shared Banks
Is your personal inventory nearing capacity? Do you want to store a few items from your personal
inventory for safe keeping and later use? Look no further, as you can store items in your very own bank!
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The bank will function as an extended inventory for you. Any equipable item may be held within your
bank. Banks will only hold equipable items, not Gold.
The bank may only be accessed within your bunkhouse or purchased house.
The Shared Bank system, represented as a bank safe with a yellow bi-directional arrow above it, is a
shared storage area that all of your characters on a single account can place items into and take out of.
Housing
In Pirate101 you can own your very own home! Each boy and girl pirate will begin with their very own
bunkhouse, free of charge, as seen below:
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You can purchase new houses at housing vendors or at The Crown Shop, as seen below:
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You can also purchase additional housing and bunkhouse furniture at The Crown Shop and housing
vendors. To place furniture in your house or bunkhouse, follow the below steps:
Click the hook icon from the drop down menu and then click on “Place Decorations”, as seen below:
At this point you will be able to begin decorating your house by selecting from various furniture
categories as seen below:
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To place a piece of furniture, click on the item of your choosing then click again in the house where you
would like to place the piece of furniture. When looking for a location to place your furniture, if the
furniture glows red, that means you are unable to place it at that particular location as seen below:
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If you are not satisfied with placement of your furniture, you can pick it up and place it at another
location. To do so, click on the piece of furniture that you placed and then click on the treasure chest
with the yellow arrow as seen below:
Once you do so, the piece of furniture will be placed back in the “decorate house” window.
You can also move a piece of furniture that you have placed in your house. To do so, click the grey block
as seen below:
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If your backpack is filling up with housing items, you have the option to move these items to your attic
space. To do so, click the attic button from the “Decorate House” window. Next, click on the furniture
that you wish to place in your attic and click on the “move to attic” button as seen below:
Furniture items stored in the attic are accessible via all purchased houses.
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KingsIsle Customer Support Representative (CSR) Employees
Should you be contacted by a KingsIsle CSR, the CSR will have the title “KingsIsle Support” under their
character name as seen below:
Remember, it is against the game’s Terms of Service to impersonate a KingsIsle employee. If someone
claims they are a KingsIsle employee but they cannot show you this badge, report them immediately.
Mounts
If you're in a hurry to explore all the worlds of Pirate101, you may be in the market for a mount. Mounts
are creatures your character can ride upon that enable faster travel (about 20% to 40% faster than a
pirate can walk). You can buy a premium mount from the Crown Shop by clicking on the saddle button
at the top of the screen as seen below:
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All Rights Reserved
Sigils, Timers and Dungeon Exit Warnings
Some locations in Pirate101 can only be entered under certain circumstances. These locations are
marked by a semicircle of sigils. When a location is ready for access, the sigil will glow as seen below:
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Once the sigil begins to glow, walk up to it and press the 'x' key when prompted. There will be a ten
second countdown and then your character and any other players standing on the sigil (one player per
sigil) will enter the next location. Note: If other players near the sigil have not already completed the
quest or they are not on the same quest as you to cause the sigil to appear, they will not be able to see
or use the sigil.
Some sigiled locations are known as dungeons. This means that if you leave the location for longer than
30 minutes your character will have to start from the beginning when you re-enter. When you enter and
leave a dungeon you will receive a message telling you how long the dungeon takes to play along with
warning you upon exit that you must re-enter within 30 minutes to pick up where you left off as seen
below:
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In summary:
 Once you get a quest that requires using the sigil, it will appear and glow.
 As long as the goal to use the sigil hasn’t been completed, the sigil will continue to glow.
 Once you complete the goal, the sigil will still be visible (and stay visible) but will no longer glow
– but you can still use it to repeat the adventure, if you want to.
In Pirate, seeing a sigil means
(a) Glowing – an active quest location.
(b) Not glowing – you’ve already been inside and completed the goal inside. You can go back in, to
re-participate in the content.
Taking Screenshots!
Throughout your adventures you will undoubtedly want to take many in-game screenshots that capture
that post card moment and share with your friends and family. To do so follow these steps:
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Press CTRL-C to bring up necessary data at the top of the screen. This information will assist our
team in tracking down your bug
Click the Print Screen button on your keyboard
For Windows 7/Vista users the screenshot will be saved at:
C:\Users\yourusername\Documents\Pirate101
For Windows XP users the screenshot will be saved at: C:\Documents and
Settings\yourusername\My Documents\Pirate101
Please remember that during your time in Beta, you are still under a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
and screenshots should not be shared with anyone not currently in the Pirate101 Beta.
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If you have more to tell us than the in-game bug reporter will allow, please send us an email at
[email protected]. We also welcome screenshots if they help describe the problem you are having,
but please do not send more than three screenshots per email. Please remember to use the CTRL+C
feature to show your current location in game when submitting screenshots.
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Thank You!
We at KingsIsle Entertainment would like to thank you for participating during this phase of testing. Your
feedback and time spent playing Pirate101 is greatly appreciated and will undoubtedly contribute to
making Pirate101 a fantastic game, for all ages. Please continue to share your feedback and comments
in the Pirate101forums, at https://flagship.kingsisle.com/partner .
Please remember, your participation in the Pirate101 Beta is subject to the agreed Terms of Service and
all information is strictly confidential as outlined in the NDA.
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