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San Juan

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San Juan
Nation: Spain
Region: Antilles
Info: Unconquerable Port

This port has a RAH

Resources: None
NPC Level: Unknown
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[edit] Important NPCs

NPC Name
House of Trade Auditor
Inquisition Agent
La Befana
Onorato Diaz
Pirate Hunter
Pádraig Pearse
Thomas Horne
Yvette Gustin


[edit] Missions

Mission Name Level
For Your Generosity... 11
Return the Kidnapped Prisoner 11
A Penny to Bury the Wren 11
Tutorial: Commendations 11
All Wrapped Up With Nowhere To Go 11
A Collection of Gold 11
Tutorial: Pennants 11
Party, Me Hearties 33
50 Commendations for Skill 55
50 Commendations for Courage 55
10 Commendations for Bravery 55
120 Blue Seals 55
10 Commendations for Temperance 55
50 Commendations for Bravery 55
5 Commendations for Diligence 55
50 Commendations for Temperance 55
120 Small Pennants 55
25 Commendations for Diligence 55
40 Commendations for Justice 55
10 Medium Pennants 55
20 Commendations for Skill 55
5 Commendations for Courage 55
50 Commendations for Justice 55
10 Large Pennants 55
Refit the 'Hermes' Packet-Boat 1515
Bigger and Better 2020
Santiago Ahoy! 3030
The Inquisition: Become Trusted 4040
Hijos Verdaderos de la Libertad Bounty 4040
House of Trade: Become Esteemed 4545


The Spanish Capital in the Caribbean.

[edit] History

In 1508, Juan Ponce de León founded the original settlement Caparra (named after the province Caceres, Spain, the birthplace of then-governor of Spain's Caribbean territories Nicolas de Ovando), which today is known as the Pueblo Viejo ("Old Town") sector of Guaynabo, just to the west of the present San Juan metropolitan area. A year later, the settlement was moved to a site then called Puerto Rico, Spanish for "rich port" or "good port," after its similar geographical features to the island of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands. In 1521, the newer settlement was given its formal name, San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico, in honor of John the Baptist, following the tradition of christening the town with both its formal name and the name which Christopher Columbus had originally given the island.