The
Brethren of the Coast
are a secret society of daring sea captains. Nautonnier Knights
said to have descended from the Order of the Knights Templar, the
warriors of the Crusades, their exploits are widely circulated throughout
the seafaring ranks. The Brethren are often considered exaggerated
lore, for there has never been any proof of their existence, but
it has been rumored that Vice Admiral Nelson, himself, was one of
their league.
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