PhoenixKnight Hiring Captains

[TheLoveTiger]

I am in the market for excellent Captains with years of experience. Their naval record must be impeccable with minimum 5 years experience of sea voyages . I am paying 2.6 million gold per successful Bribe cast on me. Message me first so that you do not waste your cards and so that you get your payment promptly.

This offer will expire once I get 150 captains

Just want to bump this to the end as I took it way off course

[Most Lee Harmless]

I am in the market for excellent Captains with years of experience. Their naval record must be impeccable with minimum 5 years experience of sea voyages . I am paying 2.6 million gold per successful Bribe cast on me. Message me first so that you do not waste your cards and so that you get your payment promptly.

This offer will expire once I get 150 captains

Just want to bump this to the end as I took it way off course

Next time, let the llama do the navigating : monkeys have directional cognition issues....

[TheLoveTiger]

Oye I wasn't sure if it was the llama telling me what way to go or the voices in my head again. Either way they are both twisted.

[Garretjaxx]

well I got a few of em, but davinci is offering more, what say ya

[PhoenixKnight]

The thing is the price of the card in the market is 2.3-2.5M.
I will up the price of captains to 3M for captain generated casts. And I will keep the other 2 at 2.6M

[Stede Bonnet]

Dez, I probably have as many guns as you are old.... I love guns and have been collecting them for a decent amount of time. Where I live, it is illegal for me to own a quad 50, TRUST ME.

Difference between highly regulated and illegal. Illegal infers that there is no legal means for you to possess it. All you need is a Class 3 Federal Firearms License. (I'm assuming you live in the USA)

Not in all states. For example: In Washington State it is completely illegal to posses and Automatic Firearm that was not in your possession before 1994, and it has to have been constructed before 1986 under the federal law. While you could technically own a quad 50, you would need to have acquired it before 1994, and it cannot be passed down.

[DezNutz]

Dez, I probably have as many guns as you are old.... I love guns and have been collecting them for a decent amount of time. Where I live, it is illegal for me to own a quad 50, TRUST ME.

Difference between highly regulated and illegal. Illegal infers that there is no legal means for you to possess it. All you need is a Class 3 Federal Firearms License. (I'm assuming you live in the USA)

Not in all states. For example: In Washington State it is completely illegal to posses and Automatic Firearm that was not in your possession before 1994, and it has to have been constructed before 1986 under the federal law. While you could technically own a quad 50, you would need to have acquired it before 1994, and it cannot be passed down.

While I will agree that some states like to violate your Constitutional Rights, State law is not Federal Law, and neither can supersede the Constitution. In places such as NY, CA, WA, and others, State Governments run by morons think they can restrict your rights. The Federal Government has regulated one's ability to own a Fully Automatic weapon via the need to hold a Class III Federal Firearms Permit, but making it still legal to own one. Any State that fully restricts the purchase of any type of firearm is violating your Constitutional Rights.

[PhoenixKnight]

While I will agree that some states like to violate your Constitutional Rights, State law is not Federal Law, and neither can supersede the Constitution. In places such as NY, CA, WA, and others, State Governments run by morons think they can restrict your rights. The Federal Government has regulated one's ability to own a Fully Automatic weapon via the need to hold a Class III Federal Firearms Permit, but making it still legal to own one. Any State that fully restricts the purchase of any type of firearm is violating your Constitutional Rights.

The question is, how much you are willing to spend to protect that right over a gun.

[Charles Vane]

While I will agree that some states like to violate your Constitutional Rights, State law is not Federal Law, and neither can supersede the Constitution. In places such as NY, CA, WA, and others, State Governments run by morons think they can restrict your rights. The Federal Government has regulated one's ability to own a Fully Automatic weapon via the need to hold a Class III Federal Firearms Permit, but making it still legal to own one. Any State that fully restricts the purchase of any type of firearm is violating your Constitutional Rights.

The question is, how much you are willing to spend to protect that right over a gun.

There is no price too high for ones freedom.

[Meliva]

The sad thing is gun control is supposed to make sure guns do not get into the wrong hands, which while a good thing, doesn't really make much of a difference. Even if you outlaw guns completely, people will just acquire them illegally, or use other methods to do harm. Sure mass shootings are bad, but if a gun cant be found a criminal might just use a homemade bomb instead. Knives, bows, hell even fists can be used to kill someone if you lack a gun. Or hell just take a car and run someone over.