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! Size
 
! Size
 
! Comments
 
! Comments
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|-
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| Barque
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| 10
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| 12
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| 8
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| 90
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| 8
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| 72
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| The Barque is an efficient three-master that is very useful for trading.
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|-
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| Barque, Coastal
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| 8
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| 4
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| 4
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| 70
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| 6
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| 60
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| The Coastal Barque is a cheaper and slower version of the Barque, built for short ocean voyages.
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|-
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| Barque, Large
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| 14
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| 14
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| 8
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| 100
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| 10
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| 80
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| The Large Barque is a merchant ship well suited for ocean-going.
 
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| Brig
 
| Brig
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| Brig, Large
 
| Brig, Large
 
| 16
 
| 16
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| 14
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| 16
 
| 12
 
| 12
 
| 180
 
| 180
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| 78
 
| 78
 
| A larger version of the brig.
 
| A larger version of the brig.
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|-
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| Brigantine
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| 12
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| 12
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| 12
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| 120
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| 16
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| 60
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| The Brigantine is a vessel with two masts; only one of which is square-rigged. It is a popular ship with Pirates.
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|-
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| Barque, Large
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| 14
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| 14
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| 8
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| 100
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| 10
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| 80
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| The Large Barque is a merchant ship well suited for ocean-going.
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|-
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| Canoe
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| 4
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| 4
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| 25
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| 80
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| 0
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| 10
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| 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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|-
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| Caravel
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| 8
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| 10
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| 16
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| 80
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| 14
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| 54
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| Caravels are small, nimble ocean-going vessels.
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|-
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| Caravel, War
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| 12
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| 12
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| 12
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| 120
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| 18
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| 74
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| War Caravels are bigger and more heavily armored versions of the Caravel.
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|-
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| Carrack
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| 10
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| 8
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| 12
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| 80
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| 12
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| 72
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| Carracks were the first trade ships to trade in the new world, and the precursor of the Galleon.
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|-
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| Carrack, Large
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| 16
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| 8
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| 12
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| 120
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| 16
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| 102
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| The Large Carrack is a larger, more advanced version of the Carrack.
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|-
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| Chasse Maree
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| 4
 +
| 6
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| 10
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| 40
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| 4
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| 56
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| A small decked ship used to transport goods along the coast. Often used by fishermen and fishmongers.
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|-
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| Fluyt
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| 10
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| 8
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| 4
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| 80
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| 12
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| 80
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| The great Dutch trading vessel that led to the rise of the Dutch seaborne empire.
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|-
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| Fluyt, Large
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| 14
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| 10
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| 4
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| 100
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| 14
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| 94
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| A larger fluyt.
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|-
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| Frigate
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| 18
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| 18
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| 18
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| 200
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| 32
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| 100
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| A warship built for speed and maneuverability.
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|-
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| Frigate, Large
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| 20
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| 20
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| 18
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| 250
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| 36
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| 112
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| A larger model frigate.
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|-
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| Galleon, Flag
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| 25
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| 14
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| 10
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| 300
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| 48
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| 120
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| A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
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|-
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| Galleon, Fleet
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| 24
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| 12
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| 10
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| 300
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| 44
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| 168
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| A treasure fleet galleon. These heavily armed and manned ships are only used in treasure fleet convoys.
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|-
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| Galleon, Manila
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| 30
 +
| 14
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| 10
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| 400
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| 52
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| 202
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| These enormous and massive galleons ply the trade routes from the Philippines to the New World as part of the treasure fleet system.
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|-
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| Galleon, Trade
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| 20
 +
| 6
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| 6
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| 120
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| 48
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| 110
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| A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
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|-
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| Galleon, Treasure
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| 25
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| 8
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| 8
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| 240
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| 40
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| 150
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| A treasure galleon. These heavily armed and manned ships can occasionally be caught on their journeys to and from the new world.
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|-
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| Galleon, War
 +
| 20
 +
| 12
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| 10
 +
| 250
 +
| 36
 +
| 112
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| A Spanish war galleon, used to police the Carribean.
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|-
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| Merchantman
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| 12
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| 8
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| 8
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| 120
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| 10
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| 85
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| A square-rigged merchantship.
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|-
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| Indiaman
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| 16
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| 8
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| 6
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| 160
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| 20
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| 110
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| A large square-rigged ship, used by one of the many West India Companies.
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|-
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| Pinnace
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| 4
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| 10
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| 20
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| 60
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| 6
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| 24
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| A shallow draughted, fast vessel popular for couriers and smugglers.
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|-
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| Sloop
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| 8
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| 16
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| 18
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| 80
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| 12
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| 48
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| A small fore-and-aft rigged sailing ship. Small, maneuverable and a favorite with pirates.
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|-
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| Sloop of War
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| 10
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| 18
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| 16
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| 100
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| 16
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| 56
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| A sloop outfitted for military usage. Usually used as a scouting ship.
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|-
 
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Latest revision as of 23:58, 13 May 2013

Ship Type Hull Rating Sails Rating Rigging Rating Crew Cannons Size Comments
Barque 10 12 8 90 8 72 The Barque is an efficient three-master that is very useful for trading.
Barque, Coastal 8 4 4 70 6 60 The Coastal Barque is a cheaper and slower version of the Barque, built for short ocean voyages.
Barque, Large 14 14 8 100 10 80 The Large Barque is a merchant ship well suited for ocean-going.
Brig 14 14 14 150 20 64 A relatively fast and maneuverable ship, much in use by pirates during this era and for smaller naval tasks.
Brig, Large 16 16 12 180 24 78 A larger version of the brig.
Brigantine 12 12 12 120 16 60 The Brigantine is a vessel with two masts; only one of which is square-rigged. It is a popular ship with Pirates.
Barque, Large 14 14 8 100 10 80 The Large Barque is a merchant ship well suited for ocean-going.
Canoe 4 4 25 80 0 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.
Caravel 8 10 16 80 14 54 Caravels are small, nimble ocean-going vessels.
Caravel, War 12 12 12 120 18 74 War Caravels are bigger and more heavily armored versions of the Caravel.
Carrack 10 8 12 80 12 72 Carracks were the first trade ships to trade in the new world, and the precursor of the Galleon.
Carrack, Large 16 8 12 120 16 102 The Large Carrack is a larger, more advanced version of the Carrack.
Chasse Maree 4 6 10 40 4 56 A small decked ship used to transport goods along the coast. Often used by fishermen and fishmongers.
Fluyt 10 8 4 80 12 80 The great Dutch trading vessel that led to the rise of the Dutch seaborne empire.
Fluyt, Large 14 10 4 100 14 94 A larger fluyt.
Frigate 18 18 18 200 32 100 A warship built for speed and maneuverability.
Frigate, Large 20 20 18 250 36 112 A larger model frigate.
Galleon, Flag 25 14 10 300 48 120 A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
Galleon, Fleet 24 12 10 300 44 168 A treasure fleet galleon. These heavily armed and manned ships are only used in treasure fleet convoys.
Galleon, Manila 30 14 10 400 52 202 These enormous and massive galleons ply the trade routes from the Philippines to the New World as part of the treasure fleet system.
Galleon, Trade 20 6 6 120 48 110 A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
Galleon, Treasure 25 8 8 240 40 150 A treasure galleon. These heavily armed and manned ships can occasionally be caught on their journeys to and from the new world.
Galleon, War 20 12 10 250 36 112 A Spanish war galleon, used to police the Carribean.
Merchantman 12 8 8 120 10 85 A square-rigged merchantship.
Indiaman 16 8 6 160 20 110 A large square-rigged ship, used by one of the many West India Companies.
Pinnace 4 10 20 60 6 24 A shallow draughted, fast vessel popular for couriers and smugglers.
Sloop 8 16 18 80 12 48 A small fore-and-aft rigged sailing ship. Small, maneuverable and a favorite with pirates.
Sloop of War 10 18 16 100 16 56 A sloop outfitted for military usage. Usually used as a scouting ship.
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