A vast sea world of unique islands where pirates search for the legendary One Piece treasure.
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AU World History
The Grand Line is Changing Weather and currents have become more extreme—the Calm Belt is no longer calm in places. Road Poneglyphs have been split into fragments—some now stored in impassable sky islands or underwater tombs. A “Ghost Sea” has formed in the New World, where ships vanish. Some say it's where the last Poneglyph is hidden.
Alubarna
Alubarna is a magnificent desert city, fortified with towering stone walls and ancient architecture, serving as the political and cultural capital of Alabasta. Surrounded by rocky cliffs and vast stretches of desert, it stands as a natural fortress and a symbol of hope amidst the sands, despite the ongoing civil war that threatens its grandeur.
Amazon Lily
Amazon Lily is a mystical island empire inhabited by the fierce Kuja tribe, known for their warrior women and lush landscapes. Once a thriving sanctuary, it now bears the scars of recent invasions by the Marines and the Blackbeard Pirates, leaving its future uncertain.
Baratie
party arrives at the Baratie, the world-famous floating restaurant. It's bustling with sailors, marines, pirates... and incredible food. Cooks act like brawlers — they'll fight customers if they cause trouble. Owner Zeff runs the place: a legendary pirate turned chef. 🛎️ Early Events: Minor tavern fights in the dining room (roleplay combat if players want). Marines may show up drunk. Players hear rumors of a massive pirate fleet approaching. 2. Major NPCs NPC Role Zeff "Red-Leg" Owner, former pirate, secret badass. Sanji Head chef, incredible fighter and flirt. Patty & Carne Rowdy head chefs, love to brawl. Don Krieg Arc Boss. Ruthless pirate captain. Pearl Mid-boss. “Iron Wall” Pearl with flaming shield moves. Gin(Possible ally) Sub-boss. Deadly but loyal pirate enforcer. Player Goals Defend Baratie from pirates Survive the attack Stop Don Krieg from seizing the Baratie Learn about Reverse Moutain before attempting to leave the Baratie from Zeff.
Baratie Battle Waves
Battle Waves 🔹 Wave 1: 10x Pirate Grunts 2x Pirate Lieutenants Minor fires and kitchen chaos 🔹 Wave 2: Pearl appears to batter players Grunts continue raiding 🔹 Wave 3: Gin attacks, dual-mace style, brutal challenge Don Krieg arrives mid-fight or right after Gin
Baterilla Town
Nestled on a quiet coastline in the South Blue, Baterilla Town is a peaceful port where the salty breeze carries the scent of hibiscus flowers and sea foam. With red clay rooftops and winding cobblestone streets, the town feels frozen in time, untouched by the chaos of pirates. Behind its charm lies a heavy silence, with locals whispering about the 'woman with the sad eyes' and the storm-born baby. Marines watch over the town, their reasons unknown, as the legacy of the Pirate King lingers in the air.
Battle Waves Logue Town
Battle Waves 🔹 Random City Fight Players bump into 6x Marine Grunts patrolling If they kill them, a Marine Sergeant starts hunting them down. 🔹 Tashigi Encounter Happens near the weapon shop (Loguetown has a famous sword shop!) If the party has cool weapons, Tashigi may duel them one-on-one. Win = prestige boost, potential free gear. 🔹 Smoker’s Hunt When chaos reaches peak levels (killing Marines, causing riots), Smoker personally hunts the party. Full city chase through alleys, roofs, and docks. 🔹 Final Escape Get to the ship before Smoker catches them. Smoker can try to grab the ship with his Smoke Lance and pull them back if they aren’t careful.
Bishop's Room
The Quiet Storm is a sacred room filled with memories of Drax's parents, untouched since the day Buggy's pirates invaded Orange Town. Dusty yet neat, it holds relics of a life once lived, including a locked chest with a crimson bandana, old boots, and a journal bearing the sigil of the Cook Pirates, alongside family photos and a framed chef's knife engraved with 'Trust'.
Blazing Hell
Blazing Hell is a treacherous level of the infamous Impel Down prison, characterized by a central pool of boiling blood surrounded by raging flames. The intense heat not only tortures the prisoners but also creates a hellish environment where guards must wear protective gear to survive. This level is notorious for its brutal methods of punishment, including the infamous boiling pot and hard labor involving heavy logs of firewood. Magellan, the warden, oversees the operations from his office, which is equipped with a lift to access all levels of the fortress. The kitchen, located adjacent to his office, serves the needs of the guards and prisoners alike, adding to the oppressive atmosphere of this fiery prison level.
Bounty Info
Bounty Rewards A player's bounty can also affect how NPCs and factions treat them. For example: Bounty Hunter Guilds: If the players' bounties are significant, bounty hunters might actively seek them out for both collaboration or confrontation. The DM may use these encounters to introduce rival bounty hunters, giving the player a chance to challenge or ally with these characters. The Marines: As bounties grow, Marines may offer large rewards for a player's capture or cooperation, presenting options for negotiation, or forcing players into difficult decisions about their allegiances.
Bounty Poster Design
Bounty Poster Design Every time a player’s bounty increases, Franz can provide a visual bounty poster, describing: The player’s name or alias. A description of the character. The new bounty. A brief description of their crimes (e.g., “Destroyer of Shells Town”, “Defeater of Marine Captain”).
Bounty Publicity
Once a player's bounty increases, it will become known to the world. The DM can set events around this based on the level of fame the character has gained. Bounty Posters: As the player’s bounty grows, posters will be printed and distributed across different islands. These posters will be handed to players when they reach certain bounty thresholds, and they will be seen by NPCs, especially Marines and bounty hunters. Bounty Hunters: If a player reaches a significant bounty (e.g., 30,000,000 Berries or more), they will be targeted by bounty hunters. These encounters can be staged by the DM to present challenges or opportunities for the players to either flee or face a bounty hunter. Marines: As the player's bounty rises, Marines (specifically Vice Admirals, Admirals, or even CP9) might start directly hunting them. Depending on the bounty, special Marine contingents might be dispatched to hunt down the player.
Bounty Tracking Example
Bounty Tracking Example (Player Actions) Here’s a hypothetical example of how player bounties might progress based on their actions. Example 1: Pirate Bounty Starting Bounty: 5,000 Berries (Low-level, just starting their journey). Action 1: Player defeats a Marine Lieutenant and a group of sailors during a skirmish in a port town. New Bounty: 25,000 Berries (The public sees them as a rising threat). Action 2: Player defeats a Pirate Captain and steals their ship. New Bounty: 100,000 Berries (Now a serious target for the World Government). Action 3: Player acquires a Logia-type Devil Fruit (as seen with Luffy or Ace in canon). New Bounty: 200,000 Berries (World Government is now actively seeking them due to their newfound power).
Bounty Tracking Example 2
Example 2: Pirate Hunter Bounty Starting Bounty: 2,000 Berries (The character is a known bounty hunter). Action 1: The character tracks down and captures a local pirate with a bounty of 50,000 Berries. New Bounty: 25,000 Berries (Bounty hunters earn a percentage of the pirate's bounty). Action 2: The character defeats a Marine Captain who has been corruptly extorting local islands for resources. New Bounty: 100,000 Berries (The World Government views them as a rising hero or threat). Action 3: The character confronts a Pirate Crew and successfully neutralizes them, saving a village from destruction. New Bounty: 250,000 Berries (Their fame spreads, making them a major target for both the Marines and pirates).
Bounty Tracking System for Players
Initial Bounty Determination When a new player enters the campaign, their bounty will be set based on their initial actions, interactions, and whether they have caused any significant public disturbances or notoriety. This will be assessed by the Dungeon Master (DM) based on their starting behaviors. Base Starting Bounty: Low-key characters (no violence, no significant public disturbance): No bounty or a small token bounty of 1,000 Berries. Characters that start making waves (first big fights, interactions with pirates, etc.): 5,000 - 10,000 Berries. High-profile characters (exposing themselves to Marines, engaging in major actions like defeating Marine captains, or causing large-scale chaos): 15,000 - 30,000 Berries.
Buggy's Base – Orange Town Circus Fortress
A twisted circus-fortress that serves as the main base for the Buggy Pirates, Buggy's Base is a loud and colorful structure that reflects its flamboyant captain. The central big-top tent is reinforced with shipwreck wood and adorned with a giant clown head, while the surrounding area features old fairground rides repurposed as watchtowers and defensive points.
Cactus Island
Whiskey Peak is a deceptive town on a rocky, cactus-covered island, where the towering cacti are actually massive gravestones of those who perished in their quest for the Grand Line. The town appears welcoming, offering feasts and music, but is a trap set by the Baroque Works organization to assassinate unsuspecting adventurers.
Cartographer’s Tower
A tall coral tower that serves as both a residence and workspace for Nami, filled with nautical charts, arcane compasses, and maps drawn with magical ink. The air is thick with the scent of salt and adventure, and the walls are adorned with intricate maps of the surrounding seas.
Centeurea
Centeurea is a crescent moon-shaped island located in the South Blue, renowned for its vibrant fields of Centaurea flowers. This enchanting island is home to the world's most esteemed botany experts, who gather to study and cultivate the unique flora that thrives in this delicate ecosystem.
Cocoyasi Village
Cocoyasi Village is a serene coastal village known for its lush rice fields and abundant tangerine groves, providing a tranquil atmosphere amidst the vibrant life of the East Blue archipelago.
Coral Hill
Coral Hill is a serene neighborhood nestled near the majestic Ryugu Palace, characterized by its vibrant coral gardens and tranquil waters. Home to a diverse community of fish-men and mermaids, the area exudes a laid-back, residential atmosphere, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking peace and harmony with nature.
Dragon’s Gullet
At the peak of Reverse Mountain, the Dragon’s Gullet is a narrow stone canal where the wild currents of the four seas clash violently. This treacherous passage is the only way into the Grand Line, plunging ships into a deep gorge with sheer cliffs on either side, making steering nearly impossible as the current dictates their fate. The descent is fast and brutal, echoing with the howls of wind that sound like a dragon’s roar, leading to the unpredictable stormy waters of the Grand Line.
Drax's Kitchen
Drax's kitchen or as Mayor Doodle Calls it, The Chaos Counter; it is a chaotic workshop for snacks and bizarre culinary experiments, filled with cracked tiles, uneven counters, and a stove that requires a kick and a whisper to ignite. The fridge hums with a rotating stock of foraged fruits, strange bottled drinks, and a half-eaten fish, while cabinets hold an odd collection of cartoon-faced cups, a single fork named 'Stabby', and a hoard of 'kitchen-grade throwing stones'.
Drax’s Bedroom
Drax’s Bedroom, known as The Rock Nest, is a chaotic sanctuary filled with creativity and boyish wonder. The walls are adorned with imaginative drawings and maps, while a massive pile of rocks serves as both a play area and a source of inspiration. The bed resembles a nest, overflowing with mismatched blankets and childhood remnants, and a makeshift workbench showcases his tinkering projects. Above, a collection of trinkets dangles like a dreamcatcher, and a window lets in fresh air, allowing Drax to dream under the stars.
Drinker Pub
Drinker Pub is a lively tavern located in the bustling Orange Town, known for its vibrant atmosphere and rowdy patrons.
Drum Island
Drum Island is a frigid kingdom where snow falls perpetually, surrounded by icy waters and towering cliffs. Once a land of medicine, it fell into despair under selfish royalty, but now it stands as a beacon of hope, especially with the arrival of new heroes.
East Blue Coast
open waters around the, Foosha Village (Dawn Island) → peaceful but home to old bandits and nobles. Shells Town → under harsh Marine rule Morgan and Helmepo is a nuisance to anyone who makes trouble for him. Orange Town → under siege by Buggy's pirates. Drax is here and Slim. Constant buggy pirates attempting to rob anyone not from orange town
East Blue History
East Blue is one of the four oceans (North, South, East, and West Blue) and is widely considered the weakest sea in terms of average pirate strength. Despite that, it has produced several historically significant figures and events. 📜 Key Canon Events & Figures (Pre-Straw Hats) 1. Gol D. Roger’s Execution (Loguetown) Location: Loguetown, East Blue. The Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, was publicly executed here. Before dying, he declared his treasure — the One Piece — was hidden at the end of the Grand Line, starting the Great Pirate Era. 2. Significant Pirates from East Blue (Pre-Luffy) Don Krieg: Known as the "Pirate Admiral," he had the largest pirate fleet in East Blue with over 5,000 men and a heavily armed flagship. He was known for his ruthlessness and underhanded tactics.
East Blue History Continued
Arlong: A fish-man and former member of the Sun Pirates, Arlong came to East Blue and established the Arlong Empire in the Conomi Islands. He imposed heavy taxes on human villages and ruled with an iron fist, using his racial superiority as a fish-man to dominate. Kuro of a Hundred Plans: A former notorious pirate who faked his death and lived in hiding for years while plotting a massive insurance and takeover scheme through deception. Buggy the Clown: Once part of Gol D. Roger’s crew alongside Shanks. After splitting off, Buggy operated in East Blue with his own small crew, using his Devil Fruit powers (Bara Bara no Mi — Chop-Chop Fruit) to terrorize towns.
Economy
Pirates and Smuggling Economy Pirate Bounties: The World Government places bounties on notorious pirates. These bounties serve both as a form of legal punishment and as an economic tool for controlling piracy. The higher the bounty, the greater the perceived threat, which can affect everything from a pirate’s ability to trade to the value of stolen goods. Smuggled Goods: Weapons, Devil Fruits, and Rare Treasures are often smuggled, especially in regions far from Marine control. Smuggling is lucrative, but risky, and such items often sell for 2 to 3 times their base value depending on rarity and demand. Class and Economic Dynamics Upper Class (World Nobles and Marine Admirals): The upper class controls most of the wealth in the One Piece world. They have access to luxury goods, such as rare treasures, fine clothing, and the ability to purchase powerful weapons, ships, and services. They use their wealth to influence trade routes and maintain their social standing.
Economy 2
Middle Class (Merchants and Small-Time Pirates): Merchants who are able to operate in multiple territories or towns can gain significant wealth, especially if they avoid piracy or World Government interference. Small-time pirates may earn money through theft and pillaging, but they live a dangerous existence. Lower Class (Farmers, Sailors, Common Folk): The lower class works hard for modest wages. They can afford basic necessities but have little to no luxury. The people in these classes may work for pirate ships or the Marines, or they may live in towns with high government taxes or pirate activity that affect their livelihood. Trade and Supply Chains Major Trade Routes: The world’s trade is heavily reliant on maritime routes, with islands producing different goods based on their climate and resources. For example: Loguetown is a trade hub, importing and exporting food, goods, and weaponry. Whisky Peak deals with exotic animals and trade between the Grand Line and the East Blue.
Enemy Stats
Marine Grunts 12AC 60 HP +3 to hit, 4d6 damage (Musket or Sword) Marine Officer 14AC 80HP +4 to hit, 4d8 damage (Halberd) Pirate Thug (for players to fight or hire) 11 AC 55 HP +4 to hit 3d8 (Cutlass or Dagger) Sneak Attack (+2d6) if ally within 5 ft. Pirate Bruiser (bigger pirate) 13 AC 90 HP +5 to hit 4d10 (Greatclub or Harpoon) Reckless Attack: gain advantage but attacks against them have advantage too Civilian Rebel (townspeople with basic weapons) 10 AC 35 HP +2 to hit 2d8 (Pitchfork, Knife) Brave: Advantage on saves vs Fear Civilian Veteran (retired soldier/older fighter) 12 AC 65 HP +3 to hit 3d8 (Old Rifle or Saber) Rally Cry (1x per combat, nearby civilians gain temp HP 10)
Eternal Hell
Eternal Hell is a foreboding prison level designed to contain the most dangerous and powerful criminals in the realm. Here, prisoners are either awaiting execution or serving life sentences, their existence erased from history. The atmosphere is eerily calm, contrasting with the notorious reputation of its inhabitants, who are legends of chaos and destruction. The chief warden has the authority to execute any prisoner on the spot, ensuring that even the most fearsome criminals remain in check. Despite the lack of torture, the oppressive boredom of this desolate place weighs heavily on its occupants, making it a unique form of hell.
Fish-Man District
The Fish-Man District is a lawless enclave located on the fringes of the Ryugu Kingdom, notorious for its rebellious spirit and pirate activity. Once ruled by infamous figures like Arlong and Hody Jones, this area has become a breeding ground for fish-men who harbor deep-seated grudges against humans, often leading to violent confrontations and acts of piracy.
Fish-Man Island Town Square
The Fish-Man Island Town Square serves as the vibrant heart of the island, where citizens gather for celebrations, speeches, and significant events. Its central location makes it a focal point for the island's history, including the legendary confrontation between Luffy and Hody Jones, marking it as a site of both joy and conflict.
Freezing Hell
Freezing Hell is a frigid prison level where the most dangerous criminals are kept. The air is filled with a biting chill, and the ground is perpetually covered in ice, making movement treacherous. Prisoners suffer from severe frostbite, and food is frozen solid, rendering it nearly inedible. Mysterious disappearances plague the level, leading to superstitions about demons taking the weak. Wolves roam the icy expanse, hunting both prisoners and other beasts, adding to the terror of this frozen hellscape.
Fushia Village
Fushia Village is a lively coastal settlement known for its vibrant market and welcoming atmosphere. It's the birthplace of aspiring pirates and adventurers, where tales of the sea are shared over hearty meals and strong drinks. The village is adorned with colorful banners and bustling with locals engaging in trade and storytelling, creating a unique charm that draws visitors from afar.
Goldfish Isle
What appears to be a small island in the middle of a serene lake is, in fact, a massive accumulation of excrement from a giant goldfish that resides beneath the waters. The 'island' is covered in a peculiar, shimmering substance that glistens in the sunlight, attracting curious adventurers and unsuspecting travelers alike.
Great Line Split
Over 800 years ago, an ancient and powerful kingdom thrived — technologically advanced and ideologically opposed to a rising alliance of 20 smaller kingdoms. This conflict culminated in the Void Century, a hundred-year period completely erased from history by the newly formed World Government. The 20 kingdoms united to crush the Ancient Kingdom and subsequently founded the World Government, installing their descendants as the Celestial Dragons, who now reside in Mary Geoise. To maintain their rule, the World Government outlawed any study of the Poneglyphs, large indestructible stones inscribed with the truth of the Void Century, hidden across the world by the people of Wano and others who opposed the World Government. One such relic, the Rio Poneglyph, supposedly tells the entire forgotten history.
Great Split Continued
Centuries later, the pirate Gol D. Roger conquered the Grand Line, discovering a great treasure on Laugh Tale. Upon his execution, he declared that anyone who could reach Laugh Tale would find his treasure — this moment ignited the Great Pirate Era, sending waves of pirates into the seas in search of the One Piece. In the current timeline, several powers dominate the world: The World Government and its military arm, the Marines, led by figures like Admiral Sengoku and Vice Admiral Garp. The Seven Warlords of the Sea, powerful pirates working for the government. And the looming threat of the Four Emperors (Yonko), whose influence reaches far across the seas — though this power structure is more solidified later on.
Hocker's Pet Food Shop
Once a thriving pet supply shop beloved by the townsfolk of Orange Town, Hocker's Pet Food Shop stands in ruin after being attacked by Mohji and Richie. The store, now a shadow of its former self, is vigilantly guarded by Chouchou, Hocker's loyal dog, who roams the debris, protecting the memories and remains of the shop.
Increasing Bountys
Player bounties are primarily influenced by in-game actions that increase their notoriety and reputation.Franz will track these actions and adjust bounties accordingly. Causing Chaos: Minor Destruction: +5,000 - 10,000 Berries. Major Destruction (e.g., sinking ships, destroying towns, Large scale): +20,000 - 50,000 Berries. Defeating Notable Figures: Defeating a Marine Officer (e.g., lieutenant, captain): +30,000 - 50,000 Berries. Defeating a Pirate Captain or Crew: +50,000 - 100,000 Berries depending on the pirate's fame. Pirate Alliance: If the character becomes aligned with or joins a known pirate crew or group, their bounty will increase significantly due to their association. A Pirate Crew may bring their bounty to the range of 50,000 - 500,000 Berries. Devil Fruit Revelation: If the character acquires a Devil Fruit, it will be noticed by the World Government, and their bounty will increase. The presence of a Logia or Mythical Zoan Fruit can result in a much higher jump.
Karate Island
Karate Island is the premier destination for martial arts enthusiasts in the South Blue, renowned for its rigorous training programs and legendary masters. It serves as a melting pot of fighting styles, including a unique influence from Fish-Man Karate, attracting fighters from all over the world to hone their skills and prove their prowess.
Kaya's Mansion
Nestled on the outskirts of Syrup Village atop a gentle green hill, Kaya’s Mansion is a sprawling estate of white stone and manicured hedges. A symbol of wealth and refinement, the mansion overlooks the island with an air of noble peace. Villagers speak of it with reverence, admiring young Kaya’s generosity and mourning the tragic illness that keeps her hidden away behind iron gates. But beneath the polished surface of this estate lies a web of manipulation and treachery, quietly spun by a man long thought dead—Captain Kuro of the Black Cat Pirates. Sham and Buchi Cover Roles: Sham a maid; Buchi as the mansion’s nighttime groundskeeper. True Role: Combat enforcers and gatekeepers of Kuro’s plan. They protect the mansion from nosy villagers and eliminate those who pry too closely. Sham is agile and sharp-tongued, with a sadistic streak. Buchi, though dim-witted, is immensely strong with 30 strength. 2. "Dr. Mew" – The Pseudo Physician Cover Role: Kaya’s personal doctor.
Level 1: Crimson Hell
Crimson Hell is a treacherous forest filled with sharp, bladed trees and spiky grass, where prisoners are relentlessly pursued by poisonous spiders and guards. The ground is soaked in blood, giving the area its ominous crimson hue, and a hidden hole leads to an even more terrifying level below.
Little Garden
Little Garden is a vast, prehistoric jungle island teeming with gigantic creatures and primeval flora. It is a place where survival is paramount, with no signs of civilization, only the raw power of nature and ancient beasts lurking in every shadow.
Logue Town
Setting the Scene Loguetown is a bustling city where pirates prepare to set sail for the Grand Line. Tashigi and Captain Smoker (Bosses) patrol the city to catch pirates. There are also rogue pirate crews, black market vendors, and nervous civilians. ⚡ The execution platform where Gold Roger died stands tall in the center — players might get drawn there. 2. Major NPCs NPC Role Captain Smoker Top Boss. User of the Moku Moku no Mi (Smoke powers) Tashigi Mini-boss. Young Marine swordswoman obsessed with collecting famous swords Mayor Mostly neutral, wants the city stable Black Market Traders Sell shady gear, info, or rare weapons Pirate Crews Other rival pirates also making moves 3. Player Goals Find gear, information, or passage to the Grand Line Avoid or defeat Marines (depending on player choices) Escape before getting overwhelmed (Optional) Duel on the Execution Platform for reputation!
Logue Town Layout
[Docks & Market] ↓ [Black Market Alleyways] ↓ [Central Plaza (Execution Platform)] ↓ [Sword Shop (Tashigi nearby)] ↓ [Marine Base (Smoker HQ)]
Loguetown
Nestled on the edge of the East Blue, Loguetown is a bustling metropolis known as 'The Town of Beginnings and Endings.' It is the final port before the Grand Line, where dreams are born and buried, and where the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, met his end. The air crackles with ambition, danger, and history, making it a melting pot of merchants, bounty hunters, hopeful pirates, and curious travelers.
Marine Headquarters in Shell Town
The Marine Headquarters in Shell Town acts as the command center for naval operations in the area, bustling with activity as officers strategize and prepare for confrontations with pirates. The building is fortified with tall stone walls and adorned with the Marine insignia, embodying both authority and strength. Inside, maps of the surrounding waters are pinned up, and the air buzzes with urgency and purpose.
Marine Lore and History
Marine Command Structure Military arm of the World Government. Known leaders during this era: Fleet Admiral: Sengoku Admirals: Aokiji, Kizaru, Akainu Vice Admiral: Garp (Hero of the Marines) Rear Admirals and Below — thousands strong Marines enforce the law across the seas, pursue pirates, and protect nobles. Justice varies by individual: "Absolute Justice" (Akainu), "Lazy Justice" (Aokiji), etc. 🕵️ Cipher Pol (CP) Organizations Spy and assassination branches of the government. CP1–CP8: Normal intelligence units. CP9: Secret unit trained in assassination, uses Rokushiki techniques. CP0 (Cipher Pol Aigis Zero): Top-secret elite force, answer only to the Celestial Dragons. CP0 was already active but in the shadows pre-Straw Hat era. 📜 Buster Call A special military command that summons five Vice Admirals and a fleet to destroy an entire island. Used against Ohara 22 years ago to destroy all evidence of Poneglyphs and the Void Century.
Marine history
Founding and History Formed over 800 years ago after the mysterious Void Century. Originally created by an alliance of 20 kingdoms (now 19) to defeat a powerful ancient kingdom. The only known resistance group was led by figures like Joy Boy and others erased from history. One kingdom refused to join — the Nefertari Family of Alabasta. After the war, the winning nations created the World Government, hiding the truth of the Void Century. 👑 Celestial Dragons Descendants of the 19 original kings. Live in Mary Geoise on the Red Line. Consider themselves gods, above all law. Known for cruelty and slavery. Protected by the Marines and CP0. 🧓 Gorosei (Five Elders) The highest public authority in the World Government. Appear as wise elders, but are extremely powerful and control world events. Directly report to a higher unseen sovereign — revealed to be Imu, a hidden figure who rules from the Empty Throne (unknown to the world).
Marineford
Marineford is a crescent moon-shaped island entirely constructed from bricks and steel, fortified with cannons lining its edges. At the rear stands the imposing Marine Headquarters, a grand multistory palace styled after ancient Japanese architecture, now bearing the kanji for 'G-1' instead of 'Marines'. Surrounding the headquarters are four small mountains, each topped with a building that proudly displays the Marines' symbol on a flag.
Meshi
Meshi is a lively local restaurant in Syrup Village, known for its delectable dishes and maritime ambiance. The establishment has become a favored gathering spot for adventurers, where stories are exchanged over hearty meals and laughter fills the air.
More History East Blue
Important Locations (Pre-Luffy) Loguetown: The "Town of Beginnings and Endings" — where Roger was executed and where many pirates go to prepare before entering the Grand Line. Conomi Islands: Archipelago oppressed by Arlong and his Fish-Man crew. The villagers were taxed and enslaved under Arlong’s rule. Syrup Village: A quiet village that unknowingly harbored the infamous Kuro, who pretended to be a butler while planning his next heist. Orange Town: Held under control by Buggy the Clown before he was challenged by outside forces. Baratie: A sea-floating restaurant run by former pirate Zeff, known as “Red-Leg Zeff.” He had once crossed the Grand Line and was famed for his powerful kicking style. Marine Presence in East Blue Vice Admiral Garp (from East Blue): A legendary Marine and hero of the Marineford War. Though not stationed in East Blue, he visited it frequently.Captain Nezumi: A corrupt Marine stationed in the region, known for accepting bribes — particularly from Arlong.
More Info
Technology and Its Impact on the Economy Technology: While One Piece is a world with relatively old technology, there are signs of progress in various sectors, such as the use of Den Den Mushi (communication), basic cannon fire used by pirates, and steam-powered ships. However, most of the technology is centered around basic infrastructure, transportation (ships), and weaponry. Den Den Mushi: Used for communication across the seas, Den Den Mushi (snail phones) are valuable in coordinating trade or pirate raids. Their presence influences how news and orders are transmitted throughout the seas, which in turn affects economic activities and shipping.
More Time Line
22 Years Ago 🔹 Ohara Incident Scholars discover the truth of the Void Century. Nico Robin survives. Buster Call is executed on Ohara. Spandine (CP9 leader) leads the attack. Admiral Aokiji spares Robin, but the rest are killed. Government strengthens censorship around Poneglyphs. 20–12 Years Ago 🔹 Cipher Pol 9 (CP9) secretly trains under Spandam. Rob Lucci, Blueno, Kaku, and others are raised as assassins. CP0 operates silently as the elite unit. 12–10 Years Ago 🔹 Donquixote Doflamingo reclaims influence as a Celestial Dragon and warlord. He manipulates the underworld and black market from Dressrosa. Begins supply of weapons to the world — backed by the World Government’s blind eye. 6–4 Years Ago 🔹 Marines and World Government continue controlling events quietly. Pirates like Shanks, Whitebeard, and Kaido are watched but not directly engaged. World Government maintains a balance of power using: The Marines The Seven Warlords The Four Emperors (Yonko)
Nanohana – The Flaming Jewel of Alabasta
Nanohana is the main port town of Alabasta, a bustling, sun-soaked city nestled at the edge of the kingdom’s vast desert. Known for its vibrant markets, colorful bazaar stalls, and the scent of exotic spices drifting through sunbaked streets, it serves as the gateway to the desert nation, drawing in pirates, merchants, bounty hunters, and travelers alike.
Newkama Land
Newkama Land, known as the 'Prisoners' Secret Flower Garden', is a hidden sub-level of Freezing Hell, carved by a prisoner with a tunneling Devil Fruit power. Ruled by Queen Bentham, this vibrant paradise is a haven for okama and prisoners, where they enjoy a life of revelry and camaraderie, far removed from the harsh realities of the prison above.
Old Man Merry's Workshop
Old Man Merry's Workshop is a bustling hub of shipbuilding activity, filled with the sounds of hammering and sawing. This workshop is where dreams of sailing the seas come to life, as Merry crafts sturdy ships that can brave the fiercest waters. The workshop is cluttered with tools, wood shavings, and half-finished vessels, showcasing Merry's craftsmanship and dedication to the art of shipbuilding.
Onigashima – The Island of Demons
Onigashima is a massive, ominous island off the coast of Wano, serving as the stronghold of Kaido and his Beast Pirates. Known for its towering mountains and demon-themed architecture, the island is shrouded in smoke and surrounded by treacherous seas, creating an eerie atmosphere that evokes fear and dread.
Rainbase – Crocodile’s Casino Fortress
Rainbase is a glamorous coastal city known for its artificial rainfall and vibrant nightlife, serving as a luxurious retreat for gamblers and traders. However, beneath its glittering surface lies a web of corruption, with Crocodile's casino, Rain Dinners, at the center of his sinister operations, including a secret underground prison for his enemies.
Reino de Bliss
Deep in the serene waves of the South Blue lies Reino de Bliss, a sun-drenched kingdom known as 'The Paradise of the Blues.' The island is adorned with vibrant fields of poppies and lavender, where birds sing lullabies at sunrise. Its capital features marble streets and golden rooftops, and its citizens are known for their infectious smiles and laughter. However, beneath this facade of joy lies a whisper of unease, as not all is as it seems in this seemingly perfect kingdom.
Reverse Mountain – East Blue Entrance
At the farthest edge of the East Blue, Reverse Mountain towers as a jagged colossus, where four ocean currents converge in a miraculous upward flow. This treacherous entrance to the Grand Line is marked by roaring waves, deadly whirlpools, and the ominous presence of Giant Sea Kings, making the journey a true test of a crew's mettle.
Ryugu Palace
The majestic royal castle of the Ryugu Kingdom, Ryugu Palace is a stunning structure encased within a large, shimmering bubble that floats above the vibrant underwater landscape. It serves as the political heart of the island, where King Neptune and his family, including the gentle Princess Shirahoshi, govern their realm and host dignitaries from across the seas.
Sea Forest
The Sea Forest is a mesmerizing undersea graveyard filled with the remnants of sunken ships intertwined with vibrant coral forests. This enchanting location serves as a sanctuary for lost vessels and a secret meeting place for those seeking solace beneath the waves.
Shell's Town
arrive at Shells Town. The town feels tense. Civilians avoid eye contact. Marines patrol aggressively. The huge Marine base tower dominates the center. Captain Axe-Hand Morgan rules like a dictator. Rumors the players hear: A powerful swordsman is imprisoned in the courtyard. Anyone who resists the Marines is thrown in jail… or worse. Captain Morgan’s son (Helmeppo) abuses his authority even worse than Morgan. 2. Major NPCs NPC Role Captain Morgan Main Boss. Brutal Marine leader. Helmeppo Minor Boss. Cowardly, spoiled brat. Rika Little girl who secretly brings Zoro food. Zoro Prisoner. Could be an ally if freed. Marine Soldiers Enemies. Weak individually, dangerous in groups. Town Civilians Potential quest-givers, informants, or allies. Player Goals (Pick or Combine) Liberate Shells Town Rescue Zoro Steal supplies or treasure from the Marine Base it holds 20'000 Berries Beat Morgan to earn a bounty or reputation Overthrow Helmeppo’s mini-tyranny
Shells Town Layout
[ Shells Town Main Street ] ↓ [ Civilian Homes + Shops ] ↓ [ Marine Base Courtyard ] ↓ [ Marine Tower Interior ] ↓ [ Captain's Quarters (Boss Fight) ]
Shunpou Island
Floating like a curled leaf in the breeze, Shunpou Island lies tucked deep in the South Blue’s swirling sea currents. Known for its ever-changing winds and dancing bamboo forests, it is a haven for swift-footed warriors and nomadic martial artists. The island features small villages nestled in terraced hills, with homes crafted from lightweight wood and silken sails to withstand sudden gusts. The air is crisp, filled with the sounds of flutes, wind chimes, and sparring matches, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
Slim’s Room
Tucked away at the back of a house, Slim’s Room is a custom habitat and lounge for Slim, a snake who feels like a best friend and guardian. The room features a large open window with views of the Baratie sea and the floating restaurant Baratie, while the interior is filled with soft rugs, a sunlamp, climbing shelves, and a playful feeding station, all creating a warm and inviting sanctuary for Slim.
Social Change 1
The environment of One Piece is shaped by the growing influence of the World Government, whose dominance is gradually spreading across the seas. Early technological advancements, military actions, and increasing global control are pivotal in this transforming world. The social dynamics within the Four Blues are increasingly complex, as the World Government’s reach grows, while pirate factions, revolutionary cells, and underground markets push back against the establishment. The World Government's policies focus on maintaining global control through military might, exemplified by the Marines and their expanding network of Cipher Pol agents. Military presence and enforcement of the Buster Call have been pivotal in suppressing uprisings and rebellious territories, like Ohara and Fish-Man Island. The influence of the Celestial Dragons, perched high in Mary Geoise, grows stronger, as they pull the strings of international diplomacy and trade, particularly in relation to the underworld.
Social Change 2
resistance movements like the Revolutionary Army are beginning to gather strength They challenge the traditional hierarchies upheld by the World Government. Social turmoil simmers beneath the surface, as pirates, bounty hunters, and even the oppressed people of various islands fight back against injustice. Revolutionary ideas about freedom and justice begin to spread, as the ideals of Monkey D. Dragon and Nico Robin (surviving the Ohara Incident) push the boundaries of rebellion Technologies, like the Den Den Mushi, kairoseki (seastone), and emerging shipbuilding techniques, have revolutionized life across the seas, hinting at a future where technological advancements will play a significant role. Automobiles, early electrical devices, and new weaponry are beginning to shape not only naval warfare but also trade routes and island infrastructure. The government's development of advanced technology like Pluton and the Poneglyphs alludes to both a future of immense power and hidden danger
Social Change 3
Pirates, Warlords, and the Growing Global Tension Pirates, once seen as chaotic outlaws, are starting to evolve into more complex entities—some are driven by wealth and power (like Bartholomew Kuma or Donquixote Doflamingo), while others fight for ideals of freedom (such as Gol D. Roger's legacy or Luffy's Straw Hat Pirates). The rise of The Seven Warlords serves as a controlled counterbalance for the government, yet these figures reflect a complex power dynamic in the seas. The struggle for supremacy intensifies, as the world's powers, both government and pirate factions, begin to shape the coming era of conflict. The game showcases the interconnectedness of various cultures, from the Fish-Men in the New Fish-Man Island to the isolated kingdom of Wano. While the World Government focuses on suppressing different cultures, pockets of societies are evolving, challenging long-standing traditions and pushing forward with new ideas of justice, freedom, and governance.
Social Change 4
Revolutions on the Horizon As tensions rise, small and large revolutions alike begin to take shape. A battle for control over the seas is inevitable, with pirates and rebels at the forefront. The true nature of the Void Century and the suppressed history of the Ancient Kingdom will eventually surface, signaling a clash between the old world (embodied by the Celestial Dragons) and a new world striving for freedom, justice, and equality.
Starvation Hell
Starvation Hell is a desolate and oppressive level of the infamous Impel Down prison, where notorious pirates with bounties of 50,000,000 or higher are kept in a state of near starvation. The terrain resembles a harsh desert, with intense heat and overwhelming dryness, making survival a daily struggle for the prisoners who have been reduced to mere shadows of their former selves.
Syrup Festival Grounds
The Syrup Festival Grounds is the heart of the village's celebrations, featuring stalls selling unique syrup-based treats, games, and performances. It is here that the villagers come together to celebrate their heritage and welcome travelers. However, with the Marines approaching, the festival grounds have become a hotspot for both joy and tension, as pirates and villagers alike prepare for what might unfold.
The Baratie
The Baratie is a remarkable floating restaurant shaped like an enormous fish, designed to weather the fiercest storms while providing a unique dining experience. It features multiple decks filled with bustling activity, housing skilled cooks and offering a glimpse into the culinary arts of the sea. With the ability to detach its fish head to transform into a formidable battle unit, this ship is both a place of gastronomy and a potential fortress on the high seas.
The Drowned Fortune
The Drowned Fortune is the wreck of a once-mighty pirate ship, now a haunting silhouette against the horizon. Legend says it was captained by the ambitious Captain Redbeard, who sought to claim the treasures of the sea but met his end at the hands of the ruthless Axe Hand Morgan, leaving behind a cursed legacy of greed and betrayal.
The Pirate's Crossing
Location: A wild, open waterway between Cocoyashi Village and Loguetown. Unstable currents, rogue whirlpools, sharp rocks, sudden storms. Patrolled aggressively by Marine ships trying to catch young pirates. Major Story Event: Finding Storm The Scene: As the party battles rough currents, they spot a massive figure barely clinging to a broken mast — Storm. He is wounded (down to ~20% HP) and unconscious. The waves around him seem calmer, almost as if respecting his strength. Players rescue Storm → Storm explains he fought Arlong → Storm warns them about Cocoyashi Village being enslaved → Storm asks for help, saying he’ll lead them to Cocoyashi island but cannot face Arlong alone yet.
The Pirate's Crossing Layout
[Loguetown] → [Pirate's Crossing Waters] → [Cocoyashi Village] ~~~~~ Rogue Currents ~~~~~ 🌊 🌊 🌊 🌊 🌊 🌊 Marine Sloops 🔵 🔵 Floating Wrecks 🪵 🪵 🌀 Whirlpools [Storm drifting] 🧜♂️ Sea kings 🐉
Time Progression
Timeline Updates: As the campaign progresses, more events from the One Piece world will unfold. Bounties, new characters, and factions will rise, and players will be affected by these changes. Bounties for Players: Keep track of how players’ actions change their bounties over time. The DM should periodically update the players on how their actions impact the world and the story. Pirate Factions: The emergence of various pirate crews as players rise in prominence could play into their stories as well. This includes both interactions with the Straw Hat Pirates and the World Government’s response.
Whispering Rest
Whispering Rest is a somber graveyard dedicated to the memory of fallen NPCs, where the air is thick with the echoes of their stories. Tombstones of various shapes and sizes are scattered throughout, each inscribed with the names and deeds of those who have passed, while ghostly whispers can be heard on the wind, recounting tales of their lives.
Wild Beast Hell
Wild Beast Hell is a treacherous level of imprisonment where fearsome beasts roam free, and prisoners are relentlessly pursued through dark, winding corridors. The air is thick with the scent of danger, and the sounds of growls and hisses echo ominously, creating an atmosphere of despair and terror.
Will Of D
The Will of D is Forbidden The World Government has criminalized the “Will of D”—anyone bearing the initial "D" is marked for death or lifelong imprisonment. New bounties are issued with execution notices instead of "dead or alive." Your party might not bear the "D," but your heritage (Scopper Gaban) ties you directly to the Pirate King's era—and that is enough.