Ship Hulls

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.
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.
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.
Fluyt	10	8	4	80	12	80
Fluyt, Large	14	10	4	100	14	94
Frigate	18	18	16	200	32	100
Frigate, Large	20	20	14	200	36	112
Galleon, Flag	25	10	8	300	48	120
Galleon, Trade	20	6	6	120	24	110
Galleon, Treasure	25	8	8	240	40	150
Galleon, War	20	10	8	250	36	112
Merchantman	12	8	8	120	10	85
Indiaman	16	8	6	160	20	110
Pinnace	4	10	20	60	6	24
Sloop	8	16	18	80	12	48
Sloop of War	10	16	16	100	16	56