Particularly, the Dwarfs should be no trouble in the early game, as the Greenskin hordes advance on them. But pacifying moves on the part of the vamps can neutralise that problem. And, sure those enemies see them as abominations that should be wiped off the face of the earth. Sure, like every Warhammer faction, they’re surrounded by enemies. If another Vampire Coast faction's army successfully claims the settlement in battle, they can elect to seize ownership over the existing cove and its building from the original owner at no additional cost.They also have a relatively safe starting position, in a corner of the Empire, backed up against The World’s Edge Mountains. Each cove is limited to one building slot and cannot be upgraded.
Pirate Coves have their own buildings available for construction, separate to regular Vampire Coast buildings. Unlike skaven undercities, they cannot be detected by the settlement owner. 
Pirate Coves can only be destroyed by razing the settlement entirely. They provide vision of and around the settlement for the cove owner. Pirate Coves can only be established in port settlements. The cost to establish each new cove increases with the number of existing coves the player owns. However, there is a cool down before a hero can establish another one in this manner. Additionally, Vampire Fleet Captain heroes can target and establish Pirate Coves as a hero action for a monetary cost. 
Pirate Coves can be established by choosing the Establish a Pirate Cove settlement option after defeating a settlement's garrison. They are mechanically similar to the Under-Cities of the Skaven. Pirate Coves are a special type of settlement available to Vampire Coast factions which can be established secretly inside port settlements owned by other factions.
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