The odds are on the board before you commit. Take the sloop and eat tonight. Take the treasure fleet and you might not come back. Your Crook does the work, $CROOK pays for it, and everything you spend is gone for good.
Every cove, every port, every shipping lane has an owner. That is not a problem. That is the map.
Shot in-world. Nothing to hide behind.
Every Crook signs on with a role. Stack five navigators and you have a boat, not a crew. Cover each other and you take ships you have no business taking.
80 drawn. 777 when the crew is full.
Hit chance, haul range, what it costs when it goes wrong. All of it before you commit. After that it is nerve: which ship you take, and when you break off.
We launched before we asked anyone for money. The rest goes up on X when it is locked.
$CROOK is out. The board is open and you can run it today. No mint to wait for, no allowlist to beg for.
777 Crooks drop to holders. Not a mint you buy your way into. You hold, you get one.
Raids go live on mainnet. The board starts paying real $CROOK, and everything you spend starts burning.
Same build, same stare. The hat, the patch and whatever is in the mouth is how you tell them apart. Traits decide what a Crook can pull on a raid.
Eighty shown. 777 on the water. Full trait sheet goes up before the mint.
The real interface. Send a test crew at a ship and watch the dice land. Same math the game ships with.
One token for every raid, repair, rank and set of colours. It is live on Solana today.
Fair launch. No presale, no team allocation, no allowlist. What you see on chain is all of it.
No presale. No private round. Same entry as everyone.
Minted once. Nothing after that.
Everything verifiable. Nothing to take on faith.
Rewards are capped. Burning is not.
Scrubbing your Bounty down burns every token it costs.
Rank and guns cost tokens and give none back.
Flags, coats, colours. Bought and burned.
Get taken and part of the bribe never comes back.
Four straight weeks of burns beating emissions and the daily rate drops for good. It never goes back up. The harder the water gets worked, the less there is to go around. Rates land with the tokenomics.
777 Crooks go out to holders. There is nothing to mint and nothing to win a spot in. Hold $CROOK, get a Crook.
The manifest is how we find you when the crew drops. Holding is what counts. This just means we know where to send it.
Written down. Holding $CROOK at the snapshot is what fills it.
X is on the board. Nobody sails until $CROOK is live — the raids run on the token. Contract drops on X first.