The game takes place in Southern seas of a fairyland. You make a decision to try your luck, fit out a schooner and set your sail towards the South. After long and painful days of sailing towers of a large port town appear in the horizon... In the game, each participant assumes the role of the owner of the ship, on which he sails around the bay, depicted on the colorful playing field. Players have quite a lot of different opportunities: buy / sell goods in cities, improve their ships, buy guns, seize cities, invest their money in bills of exchange, build forts, and of course, fight each other. The rules of the game are very simple (but not primitive) and are intended, rather, for children. In addition, the game does not have a goal as such: we simply sail across the bay, enriching ourselves by trading and looting each other, trying to surpass the wealth of our opponents. Players usually set their own rules for the game, ether to accumulate a set amount of wealth or fight other players until they don't have money to buy new supplies. However, this is one of the few Russian-made board games in the 1990s, which will be really interesting for the participants to play: calculate where to swim, how to avoid or impose a battle, and how to protect your savings with promissory notes. The spirit of sea adventure calls you.