There could be a few transcription typos, it was a bit blurry in places.
Each admiral had two numbers, I didn't separate them with a comma.
At first glance, Santanocheev looks to be better than Norris - I mean, 4 vs 0, right? A little reading and it turns out that the first number is the number of weeks in advance the admiral has to plot. Santanocheev needs to figure things about a month in advance, Norris can react with no advance warning. That's one duke that can turn on a dime.
The second number is the tactical effect.
Blue Admirals - each has 1 star unless noted
1. Demiatl 2 stars, 3 0
2. Zdalenstabr 2 stars, 3 +1
3. Killiantse'thas 2 stars, 2 0
4. Chteprnentlasche 2 stars, 3 +1
5. Poliststlasche 2 stars, 2 0
6. Tlaplsofat l 0 0
7. Qianzhatl 3 0
8 Vlenizastl 1 0
9. Benshatl 1 +3
10. Chienjistsbr 0 +3
11. Province Governon Shtaliajtias 2 -1
12. Trodranstabr 2 +2
13. Shanstabr 2 0
14. Nivrnditlas 2 +2
Red Admirals - each has 1 star unless noted
1. Liang 2 stars, 4 -1
2. Shumii 2 stars, 1 +1
3. Shanathar 2 stars, 4 0
4. Mtume 2 stars, 0 +2
5. Goolanzoon 2 stars, 0 +3
6. Santanocheev 2 stars, 4 +1
7. Elphinstone 3 0
8. Ashiode 2 +2
9. Djoulikian 4 +3
10. Vasilyev 4+1
11. Duke of Regina Aledon 0 0
12. Romao 4 +1
13. Stvi 1 -1
14. Gascogne 4 -1
There's also a red Warrant tile.
Also - the Zhodani have 'borrowed' one Sword World Admiral, and the Imperial Navy hired one mercenary Vargr Admiral. They count as precedence 15. I couldn't find if it was a random draw or someone picks.
Vargr:
1. Thurkhs 2 stars, 2 +1
2. Drzaekh 4 +1
3. Gvungugha 3 +3
Sword Worlds, all 1 star:
1. Riksdatter 4 +1
2. Eyolfsson 2 +2
3. Tryggvesson 4 +2
Hope that helps!
