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    The document describes various patrons that player characters could encounter at the Grand Shanty tavern, including: 1) Hakulis Eyesender, a human druid seeking lore about Cassie Wormreader who has seen a ghost talking to the Commander and wants to learn its identity. 2) Tiny Fishfoot, an overweight half-orc who enjoys eating and wants to try giant hull worms. 3) Tukitch the Sly, a halfling spy working for the pirate Bloody Gracie to prepare for her attack on the tavern. It also provides details on Bloody Gracie, a weretiger pirate captain seeking revenge, and members of her pirate crew including

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    The document describes various patrons that player characters could encounter at the Grand Shanty tavern, including: 1) Hakulis Eyesender, a human druid seeking lore about Cassie Wormreader who has seen a ghost talking to the Commander and wants to learn its identity. 2) Tiny Fishfoot, an overweight half-orc who enjoys eating and wants to try giant hull worms. 3) Tukitch the Sly, a halfling spy working for the pirate Bloody Gracie to prepare for her attack on the tavern. It also provides details on Bloody Gracie, a weretiger pirate captain seeking revenge, and members of her pirate crew including

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    The Grand Shanty has become a popular destination for

    ships looking to rest their crews and enjoy shore leave.


    As such, a great variety of patrons can pass through the
    tavern. Below are a few who the player characters could
    meet when they visit.
    Hakulis Eyesender
    Hakulis is obsessed with finding lore on Cassie Wormreader, Fate’s Mistress. Her
    research has led her to the Grand
    Shanty, where she is in awe of the ghostly spirits that
    arrive each night. Hakulis is not yet aware the ghost she’s
    seen talking with the Commander each night is Captain
    Ironguts himself, but she is too afraid to ask. Hakulis may
    look to the characters to find out who the ghost is and
    inquire about the possibility of interviewing it. Hakulis can
    offer 50 gp to characters who do this. Hakulis has rented
    one of the larger guest rooms in the fore section of the
    Main Deck (F2). Hakulis is a human using druid statistics
    augmented with proficiency in History +5 and Religion +5.
    Tiny Fishfoot
    Tiny is anything but small. He is a human of large girth
    wearing little beyond shorts and a snug vest that barely
    covers his chest. He has come to the Grand Shanty because
    of its reputation for good food. Tiny has little patience for
    chit-chat, preferring to focus on his food and make notes
    in a journal he keeps of all the places he’s eaten. He has a
    short temper and doesn’t like to be disturbed unless it’s an
    offer to taste a delicacy he hasn’t tried. He would be willing
    to pay anyone handsomely who could bring him such a
    dish. Tiny has heard that giant hull worms can be divine if
    properly prepared. Tiny uses half-orc berserker statistics.
    Tukitch the Sly
    Tukitch is a halfling spy, secretly working for Bloody
    Gracie. He arrives a day or two ahead of the vengeful
    pirate to survey the ship and prepare for their attack.
    Although lazy, he is an effective spy, particularly after
    Gracie properly motivates him with threats of violence.
    The halfling will discretely explore the ship and is
    particularly interested in finding where Commander
    Faulistus keeps her enchanted feather. He will be
    interested in learning about any visitors so he can
    forewarn Bloody Gracie of potential threats when she
    arrives. Tukitch has advantage on stealth checks while
    onboard a sailing vessel because of his many years at sea.
    Bloody Gracie’s Crew
    The Ship at Sea event describes Bloody Gracie’s theft
    of the Grand Shanty. She arrives with a large crew
    of capable pirates, consisting of 30 bandits and the
    individuals described below.
    Bloody Gracie
    Gracy Vindaloo, or Gracie Sweet Greens as she was once
    known, was the first mate to Captain Ironguts. Bloody
    Gracie coveted the haunted ship and led a mutiny against
    her captain that won her the vessel for a short time.
    Unaware that Captain Ironguts’ mastery of the ship’s
    ghostly sailors was because of a magical feather, Gracie
    was captain for only a few weeks before, she and the ship
    were captured by Commander Faulisitus. To escape jail,
    Gracie made evil pacts with fiendish powers who taught
    her Captain Ironguts’ secrets. Now with inhuman abilities,
    Gracie has gathered a crew of pirates intent on reclaiming
    the ship and exacting revenge.
    Appearance. Fiendish powers have transformed
    Bloody Gracie into a weretiger lycanthrope infused with
    inhuman abilities (see Bloody Gracie’s stats on Page
    153). She feels empowered by her hybrid tiger-humanoid
    form, disdaining her old human form as weak. She wears
    the coat of a pirate captain and a large hat, which will
    include Captain Irongut’s enchanted feather after she has
    captured the Grand Shanty.
    Quests and Events. Bloody Gracie is the driving force
    behind the Ship at Sea event. She will try to press characters into service on her
    vessel, recognizing their value
    should she win them to her side. Those who resist her will
    be imprisoned in hanging cages and left to die of thirst.
    One-Eyed Leward (First Mate)
    One-Eyed Leward is Gracie’s imposing dragonborn first
    mate. He stands just under seven-feet tall, his blue scales
    starkly contrasting with his red studded leather etched
    with a spider-work of black etchings—one for each foe
    he’s killed. He is unquestionably loyal to Gracie and
    will defend her to the death. He wields a spear and a
    small buckler. “Lewie” uses gladiator statistics with the
    following extra ability:
    Breath Weapon (1/short rest). Leward can use his
    action to exhale a 5-by-30-foot line of lightning. Each
    creature in the line must make a DC 14 Dexterity saving
    throw, taking 2d6 lightning damage on a failed save or
    half as much damage on a successful one.
    Hookhand Morgan (Boatswain)
    Hookhand Morgan is named for the curved hook he’s
    fitted over the stump of his left hand. He wears ragged
    studded leather and rarely fails to flash his scimitar as he
    directs the pirate crew about the ship. Morgan is a human
    bandit captain with a hook attack replacing his melee
    dagger attacks:
    Hook. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach 5 ft., one
    target. Hit: 5 (1d4 + 3) piercing damage and the target
    must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw or be grappled
    by Morgan (escape DC 12). Morgan cannot use his hook
    attack while he has someone grappled

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