Ship Hulls - Revision history

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MicaByte at 22:15, 11 April 2012

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@@ Line 195: / Line 195: @@
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+| 120
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-| 120
+| 110
 | A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
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 | 120
 | A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
 |-
 | Galleon, Fleet
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 | 202
 | These enormous and massive galleons ply the trade routes from the Philippines to the New World as part of the treasure fleet system.
 |-
 | Galleon, War

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 | Brig, Large
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-| 14
+| 16
 | 12
 | 180
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+| 18
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 | Galleon, Flag
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 | A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
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-| Galleon, Trade
+| Galleon, Flag
-| 20
+| 25
-| 6
+| 14
-| 6
+| 10
 | 120
 | 24
-| 110
+| 12
-| A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
+| 10
 |-
-| Galleon, Treasure
+| Galleon, Manila
-| 25
+| 30
-| 8
+| 14
-| 8
+| 10
-| 240
+| 400
-| 40
+| 52
-| 150
+| 202
-| A massive trade galleon, used for the transport of treasures back to Spain.
+| These enormous and massive galleons ply the trade routes from the Philippines to the New World as part of the treasure fleet system.
 |-
 | Galleon, War
 | 20
 | 10
 | 250
 | 36
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 | Sloop of War
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 | A larger version of the brig.
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 | Brigantine
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 | 80
 | The Large Barque is a merchant ship well suited for ocean-going.
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 | Fluyt
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 | 12
 | 80
+| The great Dutch trading vessel that led to the rise of the Dutch seaborne empire.
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 | Fluyt, Large
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 | 14
 | 94
+| A larger fluyt.
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 | Frigate
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 | 32
 | 100
+| A warship built for speed and maneuverability.
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 | Frigate, Large
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+| A larger model frigate.
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 | Galleon, Flag
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 | 48
 | 120
+| A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
 |-
 | Galleon, Trade
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 | 24
 | 110
+| A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
 |-
 | Galleon, Treasure
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 | 40
 | 150
+| A massive trade galleon, used for the transport of treasures back to Spain.
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 | Galleon, War
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 | 36
 | 112
+| A Spanish war galleon, used to police the Carribean.
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 | Merchantman
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 | 85
+| A square-rigged merchantship.
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 | Indiaman
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+| A large square-rigged ship, used by one of the many West India Companies.
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 | Pinnace
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 | 24
+| A shallow draughted, fast vessel popular for couriers and smugglers.
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 | Sloop
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+| A small fore-and-aft rigged sailing ship. Small, maneuverable and a favorite with pirates.
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 | Sloop of War
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+| A sloop outfitted for military usage. Usually used as a scouting ship.
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 {| class="wikitable"
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 ! Size
 ! Comments
 |-
 | Brig
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 | 10
 | Prior to the arrival of Europeans, such large canoes ruled the Caribbean sea. Now they are frequently used by pirate and buccaneer parties trying to capture bigger ships.
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 | Brigantine
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 | 12
 | 80
 | -
 | Fluyt, Large
 | 14
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 | -
 | Frigate
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 | Frigate, Large
 | 20
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 | 36
 | 112
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 | Galleon, Flag
 | 25
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 | Galleon, Trade
 | 20
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 | 110
 | -
 | Galleon, Treasure
 | 25
@@ Line 139: / Line 144: @@
 | 40
 | 150
 | -
 | Galleon, War
 | 20
@@ Line 147: / Line 153: @@
 | 36
 | 112
 | -
 | Merchantman
 | 12
@@ Line 155: / Line 162: @@
 | 10
 | 85
 | -
 | Indiaman
 | 16
@@ Line 163: / Line 171: @@
 | 20
 | 110
 | -
 | Pinnace
 | 4
@@ Line 171: / Line 180: @@
 | 6
 | 24
 | -
 | Sloop
 | 8
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 | 12
 | 48
 | -
 | Sloop of War
 | 10
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 | 56
 | -
 |}

@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 ! Cannons
 ! Size
+! Comments
 |-
 | Brig
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 | 20
 | 64
-| A relatively fast and maneuverable ship, much in use by pirates during this era.
+| A relatively fast and maneuverable ship, much in use by pirates during this era and for smaller naval tasks.
 |-
 | Brig, Large