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Ship Hulls - Pirates and Traders

Ship Hulls

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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