The Barrel o' Monkeys An inn of dubious (even for vercuso) reputation.

Wishing Well A festering and stagnant water-source that has not been drinkable for many years.

The Hole in the Wall Inn The defensive wall around Vercuso has been in a poor state for longer than anyone can remember. This old inn stands testament to presence of gaps since long ago.

The Sail-Makers Guildhouse Once a powerful organisation on the island, the Sail-Makers Guild had meeting houses in every town. The Vercuso branch is more like a tavern these days.

The Emperor's Bane A captured Empire ship that was re-named and was undergoing repairs. But the money ran out some years ago and the once-impressive ship has languished in the slips ever since.

The Slips

The Leaning Lighthouse Unlikely as it may seem, this rickety tower has withstood wind, wave and cannonade for hundreds of years. The dozens of repairs and additions only add to it's shonky charm.

The Battery The remains of the stone embrasured fort looking out over the entrance to the harbour still dominate the skyline on the cliffs above the town, but it is many years since a gun was fired from here.

The Boarding Party Inn Very poor food to be sure, but the rum servered at 'the Boarder' is of the finest quality.

Wrecker's Point Legends tell of mysterious lights seen here, that lured incautious captains to their doom. Stupid captains more like: who sails towards lights on shore?

The Farms Fallow fields and stunted trees surround the inland walls of the town, little is grown now but there is still the occasional crop worth harvesting.

The Old Temple

Pressgang Alley The recruiting ground for all Vercuso ship's captains.

Soup Alley

Unlucky Quay Local legend says that any ship that sails from this quay on a Friday will never return to port.

Binnacle Yard

The Cod and Cutlass Inn Probably the most famous on Sartosa, the Cod and Cutlass is a central landmark to all who have ever visited Vercuso and to many who have never been!

Dumplington

Slippery Jack's Underwater Cave

Cheapside This district of Vercuso is the place to find the seedier entertainments often craved by mariners after long periods at sea.

The Sarky Cutter No one quite knows how this large ship came to be resting in the middle of a row of houses, but it is now used as a tavern.

Hangman's Square The macabre trophies that swing in this square have never been more numerous than in recent months: The penalties for breaching the Pirate Code are severe.

The Capstan

The Whirlpool

The Merchants Guildhouse To call themselves merchants is a gross exaggeration - the fences, blackmarketeers and loan-sharks that formed the Merchants Guild are among the lowest scum on an island of villainy.

The Bucaneer's Blade Inn

Vercuso Bridge Massive stone fortress of a bridge built to defend the harbour from within and without.

The Ropewalks This part of town is built upon a cluster of small islets connected by make-shift rope-and-timber bridges. Popular with the shiftier inhabitants of the town.

The Crooked Farthing Inn

The Shivered Timber Inn

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