Captain Blackbeard and Peter Pan vs Greek navy

The Black Jesus · Post by **The Black Jesus** » 2003-01-05 04:34am

Peter Pan and Blackbeard are the commanders of their respective ships

The greek navy is, the greek navy (assume they're in their prime)

no greek water gods please

Brother-Captain Gaius · Post by **Brother-Captain Gaius** » 2003-01-05 05:11am

Umm... well, assuming you mean the Athenian navy, Mr. Pan and Blackbeard are screwed, by sheer numbers alone. Their ships would quickly be boarded by Athenian hoplites.

Crown · Post by **Crown** » 2003-01-05 09:45am

Are we talking cannons vs triremes? Man that is just cruel.

Enforcer Talen · Post by **Enforcer Talen** » 2003-01-05 05:04pm

I think the flying peter pan and the on fire blackbeard will get points on appearance alone. . . especially when the cannons fire.

greeks: we are fighting the GAWDS!

Post by **Sea Skimmer** » 2003-01-05 05:28pm

A lone MEKO 200 destroys Blackbeard ship with a couple rounds of five inch. One of there destroyers could just ram.

jaeger115 · Post by **jaeger115** » 2003-01-05 05:32pm

Peter Pan flies above the rest, but can't kill any hoplites due to their armor and long spears. But he can tear their sails apart. Nuff said.

HemlockGrey · Post by **HemlockGrey** » 2003-01-05 05:53pm

Why the hell would a trireme rely on sails?

Post by **Gandalf** » 2003-01-05 10:01pm

Assuming this is in the days of the Persian Wars (How the hell could a pirate ship stand to the modern Greek navy?) the cannons would wear down a few ships, though it would be hard to destroy en entire fleet coming head on at you, for those who don't know, Athenian ships of that day had an approx 2ft long brass ram on the front, designed to put holes in ships. I put this to the Athenians.

I actually used something I learned in ancient history.

Enforcer Talen · Post by **Enforcer Talen** » 2003-01-06 03:54pm

in a straight on fight? I'm betting the greeks. but I think the greeks would have a bunch of panic tests seeing cannons, blackbeard (he caused fear in his own day) and pan.