A tool such as this is a great aid to the treasure-seeking pirate, for it allows him or her to locate small details, find secret passages and notice any traps that might be lurking along the way.

Some pirates prefer to brawl with their bare hands. These strength-enhancing gloves are perfect for their fighting style.

A curved sword with an elegant hilt, popular amongst pirates for its intimidating and yet sophisticated appearance. This particular blade is infused with the rowdiness and anarchy of a high-seas brigand, and is impeccably useful against lawful opponents.

You're pretty sure this was an oar once. It doesn't do much to propel a ship now, but at least you can smack your foes with the pointy end.

The engraving on the blade is worn by salt water… You're unsure if it says 'Captain's Cutter' or 'Captain Cutter'. Either way, it gets the job done.

High-seas pirates plundered this richly-decorated plate mail from naval cavalry officers. Although it did not suit the pirates well, a fighter looking for better protection may benefit from it.

When a cutlass is simply too big for the job, a pirate will turn instead to a trusty smallblade. This one is serrated and quite adept at inflicting painful wounds on living creatures.

When pirates who prefer light blades in battle need armor, this is the kind of item they will put their money on- a lightweight vest of leather or hide that allows plenty of stylish movement in combat.

This driftwood shard has saved a few lives by being hard to detect as a weapon. It seems to be effective against the undead.

Used by ship mages. The bigger the holes you can melt in the enemy's hull, the faster they'll sink.

Sometimes, the best tool for putting holes in the enemy's hull is a big ol' hammer.