Port Tariff

Flag of England (2) — Flag of Port Tariff

Port Tariff is a port in the Caribbean, established by Royal British Navy of the king's orders.

History

Once wild land, Port Tariff was discovered in 1695. It was decided it would become a secret Navy fort. The fort is south of the Caribbean, near what is today Venezuela. When the port was established, it was a simple dock, lined with a few buildings. After reconstruction efforts, sponsored by First Sea Lord Matthew Blastshot, the port was transformed into a thriving dock. At the center of the port is Fort Fredrick, which is similar to Fort Righteous, in the fact it is the secret Navy headquarters in the Caribbean.

A Naval Island

The island should truly by the capital of naval forces. At dock, the island holds nearly one hundred ships! It is where King John Breasly II of England stays when he visits the Caribbean, as well as his soldiers. The fort is so secret, that the only pirates to walk upon it, are Simon Lockward, and Walker D. Plank, John's best friends.

Port Tariff News

4/29/1722

Port Tariff has been seeing an increase in EITC traffic in recent days
Construction on the fort has reached an all time high; people are working as much as 15 hours a day
Port Tariff has not heard from a a nearby outpost in recent days, causing concern that the isolated outpost may be in trouble.
Lord Blastshot has been seen at the office of Lord Howe recently, and security has been raised.

5/4/1729

Samuel Redbeard and certain followers restricted from Port Tariff, due to their own safety
More cannons and ships arriving to Port Tariff
Tax raised for citizen merchants
The nearby outpost has been searched, and signs of a raid have been found. Several corpses were found, the rest were missing.

5/5/1734

Samuel Redbeard banned
2,000 additional Guards arrive
Nelson's Column Built to honor Horatio Nelson
HMS Victory returns to England

5/21/1738

Port Tariff Defense fleet returns to England ( Temporarily )
Royal Navy Parade Held
Fort Nelson receives supplies from Fort Fredrick
Lord Blastshot returns to Port Tariff from Europe and is Welcomed Back

5/26/1741

Royal Navy Academy established on Port Tariff

7/19/1744

Port Tariff begins to truly flourish
Precautions are taken against new Spaniard king
Construction of a new fort begins