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Revision as of 23:14, 21 August 2012

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 14 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 16 200 32 100 A warship built for speed and maneuverability.
Frigate, Large 20 20 14 200 36 112 A larger model frigate.
Galleon, Flag 25 10 8 300 48 120 A flagship galleon of the Spanish fleet. The most powerful ship in the game.
Galleon, Trade 20 6 6 120 24 110 A trade galleon, the most common form of Spanish trading fleets.
Galleon, Treasure 25 8 8 240 40 150 A massive trade galleon, used for the transport of treasures back to Spain.
Galleon, War 20 10 8 250 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 16 16 100 16 56 A sloop outfitted for military usage. Usually used as a scouting ship.
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