Mission:
An otter ship has been spotted a few days sailing from Sampetra. It has 100 otters manning it .It is iron-clad and has some machine that can launch boulders over great distances. It is also armed with a few ballistas. Go and somehow take the ship , capture or kill the otters , and turn it into one of our ships. You can take all the fully manned ships. Don't fail and don't lose any ships.

First I knew that if we tried to get to close we would fail so I took about 5 score beasts and we hid behind rocks and sand dunes, totally out of sight. We spent the next 2 days planning. On the third day they were right where we wanted them. I wasted no time. I sent me 3 best swimmers out with blue satin pinned on top of their backs making them virtually invisible. I had given them instructions for on to get caught, one to catch an otter, and one to stay out of sight and give the signal. While they did this, I took the rest of the crew out on some small rafts. We went around the ships from the back and kept far enough away to be out of sight, but I could still see what was happening on board. One otter had been captured by my swimmer and one had been captured. The last I could not see, but I knew that was better than if I could. It was a show down on board the otter ship. If they had let him kill the captured otter, then they could have all ambushed him an' we would have failed, but those stupid goodbeasts did not want to lose one member of their crew. Stupidly the had all gathered in a crescent around my swimmer and the captured otter, slings and bows loaded, but with there backs to us. Then there was the signal. To anyone but a true corsair, I would 'ave sounded like a sea bird, but we knew better. Silently we rowed towards the ship. Stealthily, we climbed on to the deck We surrounded them, drew weapons and ambushed them. We lost few We had surprise and fear on our hands. They were not very experienced in battle and about half of them were killed. Those that weren't were disarmed, bound and gagged. Now we are presenting them to you along with the small amount of treasure on there ship and the beautiful ship it's self.