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Combat speed: The number of meters this ship can move per round in combat.

Hull health: The ship's maximum hull health.

Sail health: The ship's maximum sail health.

Min crew size: If the ship has less crew than this, it will receive harsh penalties.

Like the submarine, it is not affected by storms, even if Ondra's Challenge is enabled.Ĭlose to board defensive damage multiplier It is effectively identical to a Galleon, but cannot be upgraded (other than the guns and flag).

The Fonferrus is another ship obtainable as part of the Príncipi sen Patrena questline.

The submarine was renamed from the "Blade of Tâkowa" to simply "Submarine" in a later patch.

Unobtainable - ship type used by the Rathun.

Is able to sail directly through storms with impunity.

Has a guaranteed flee and close-to-board chance.

Is not affected by attacks targeting sails, as the submarine doesn't have sails.

All cannon slots are permanently equipped with the Submarine Cannon.

This includes the sails, flag, hull, helm, lanterns, anchor, and all cannon slots. Requires siding with Rauatai during The Coming Storm, obtained after completing The Final Maneuver. Its tall hull and rigging, however, present a large target for enemy gunners, and the softwood hull affords little protection from cannon fire. The junk boasts cargo space and armament unparalleled by even Vailian galleons. The spacious hull is divided into several watertight bulkheads to prevent flooding, and each compartment houses a well-armed gundeck.

Outfitted with large, battened sails, this vessel can achieve surprising speed despite its size. The junk represents a method of shipbuilding unique to the storm-beaten seas of Rauatai and serves as the workhorse of the kingdom's naval and merchant fleets. Its heavy timber hull has been likened to the walls of a castle, though such protection comes at the cost of speed and maneuverability. To deal with ever-present threats, modern shipwrights have sacrificed some of the galleon's impressive cargo space to facilitate expanded gundecks, turning the vessel into a heavily armed and versatile warship. Such a ship represents a considerable investment of capital. Originally constructed as dedicated cargo craft, many early galleons fell prey to pirates and privateers. This impressive ship has become the symbolic vessel of the Vailian Republics. Though the design has fallen out of favor in the Vailian Republics, the humble dhow has had a resurgence in Deadfire with the arrival of the Príncipi, who sail the craft with the skill and tenacity of their Old Vailian forbearers. Its armament, while modest, is quite capable of standing up to both faster and tougher vessels. Its triangular sails and sleek, efficient hull strike a balance between speed, maneuverability, and durability.

The dhow has changed little since its inception in the days of Old Vailia, where it performed a variety of roles from fishing vessel to warship. Twin chase guns allow the voyager to engage enemies directly ahead while a single aft-facing cannon provides a firing arc to the rear. Due to a lack of dedicated gundecks, the ship's cannons are mounted on the main deck. Though it lacks the hull strength and cargo space of larger vessels, the voyager is highly maneuverable and presents a difficult target for enemy gunners. The twin hulls provide excellent stability even in rough seas, and large triangular sails make the vessel exceedingly fast. The voyager represents the evolution of the outrigger design. These multihull boats were fast and durable enough for explorers to reach the corners of the known world. When the Huana of old set out on grand seafaring voyages, they did so in outrigger canoes. A 10% discount on all ships can be obtained after finishing The Shipwright's Plight. Ships can only be swapped out while at Neketaka. There are six ship bases available, affecting its appearance and performance.