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Bookmark or Share- Pirateer | Board Game | BoardGameGeekSink your opponents fleet or capture the treasure and bring it back to port. The object of the game is to steal the treasure with one of your ships and get it to your home port or to capture all your opponents 3 ships using movement restricted by dice rolls (two six-sided dice), obstacles, trade winds, and currents.
- The Ups and Downs of Scott Peterson, Designer of PirateerIn 1978, Scott Peterson was broke and unemployed. He invented a board game Pirateer, and began selling hand made copies. In 1995, he finally received $150,000 of investment to publish under the banner Mendocino Game Company. By year’s end, he had sold 3,500 copies. Pirateer won a Mensa Select award (fwiw).
- Pirateer - Game CabinetPirateer. Invented by Scott Peterson. Published by Mendocino Game Company. Reviewed by Ken Tidwell. Pirateer is an interesting little game that, to tell the truth, I had dismissed as a simplistic roll the dice and move game. Even during our first game this opinion held true.
- Pirateer (1978) Board Game – Board Game GuysPirateer is a board game that was released in in 1978. It is a nautical-themed game that revolves around the world of pirates. The game was designed by Scott Peterson and features artwork by Carol Baker and Mark Ferrari.
- Pirateer - WikipediaPirateer is a spatial board game for two to four players created by Scott Peterson in 1978. The game was originally named Privateer, [1] before being published by the Mendocino Game Company in 1995. [2] The name of the game is apparently a combination of privateer and pirate.
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