What Pirate Book Series Follow One Crew Across Multiple Voyages?

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R.A. Salvatore's 'The Legend of Drizzt' has a pirate-themed stretch in the later books, specifically in the 'Neverwinter' saga and the 'Companions Codex' where Captain Deudermont and the crew of Sea Sprite play a role. However, Drizzt is the main focus. For a series purely about a pirate crew in the Forgotten Realms, the 'Pirates of the Fallen Stars' novels by various authors might offer some connected adventures, though they're often more anthology-like. For a consistent crew, the 'Starlight & Shadows' trilogy by Elaine Cunningham features a drow princess who spends significant time with pirates, but it's not exclusively their story.
2026-07-21 11:47:32
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Chris Bunch's 'Corsair' series, starting with 'Corsair,' follows the adventures of Gareth Radnor and his crew aboard the privateer ship Steadfast in a fantasy world. It's very much in the swashbuckling tradition, with magic, naval battles, and political intrigue. The series spans several books where the same core group takes on different contracts and missions for various nations, blurring the lines between privateer and pirate. The camaraderie is well-drawn, and the nautical action is fast-paced and frequent. It's a solid pick if you want fantasy-flavored privateering with a consistent cast.
2026-07-24 20:46:20
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