In case you're wondering the meaning behind the bad joke, it's a play on the flavour of crisps: salt and vinegar.

But with that out of the way, heya! A while back, ValkoorTheVictorious made a post using anagrams of related words (specifically, companion names). I loved the idea and had this idea on the backburner for a while, and here you go. In case you didn't know, the Vigenère cipher is an encryption method using a set of interwoven Caesar ciphers, all based on a keyword. Well, I'm actually giving you the keyword: "pirate". You can use a decryption site if you'd like, but I would encourage you to decode these on your own. However, rather than these be companion names, they're the names of worlds. Here they are:

• Hslle Mhtrnw, xwm falmh.
• Ufnjyxaka, mlt pflr ppvu.
• Vtptvtit, ppvu oy wiwimr wzqvs.
• Vsdt Iaggw, bye pmal wrhriqvr.
• FsdAyu, mlt jvanxxnll cesm.
• Dakptgsogi, ipv gkipb vmimgm.
• Rqnmai, cagh dn xoww.

Don't feel discouraged! I admit my explanation on the cipher was bad, but it's easy to understand. It's not hard in any sense of the word. Cheers!