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Ships

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Ships are the primary vessels of Thespian Crews in Bounding main of Thieves that they apply to travel the sea, embark on Quests and Voyages, and battle other Ships.

1 Mechanics
- one.1 Ship Impairment
- 1.2 Scuttling
two Types
iii Performance
4 Components
- 4.one Equipment
- 4.2 Histrion resources
v Customization
six Non-playable Ships
- 6.1 Skeleton Ships
- six.2 Ghost Ships

Mechanics [ ]

A Ship acts as a mobile base and command center, transporting supplies, Treasure, and other quest rewards and items, also equally providing mobile access to actor resources via Resources Barrels, Ammo Chests and the Armoury. A player's electric current Send also acts as their respawn bespeak if they dice (unless their Ship sank, in which instance they either respawn in the water where their ship sank or respawn nigh their ship at a random Island).

A new Transport is automatically generated when a player or team of players form a crew. There is no cost to spawn a basic Transport. Cosmetic Ship customizations can be purchased via in-game currency, and in one case owned by a player, they tin can be practical and swapped by that thespian to their current Send at no price.

The maximum size of a crew is determined by the size of the Ship. There is no minimum crew size, even for larger Ships, and fifty-fifty a unmarried player tin elect to offset a new game with a big Galleon (though operating such a large Ship alone would prove hard).

The servers are currently capable of holding up to 5 Ships at i time, with a maximum of 16 players full.

Ship Impairment [ ]

Every Ship can sustain impairment from diverse sources and volition somewhen sink if not repaired. Well-nigh harm to a ship tin exist fixed with Wooden Planks - This includes the Hull, Wheel, Masts and Capstan. The most important location to repair harm is the hull as hull impairment allows water to begin flooding the ship, eventually causing the transport to sink should the water level reach the top deck. The hull of a ship can take damage from shot Cannonballs, standoff with large objects, big waves within Storms, Gunpowder Barrel explosions, Burn and Volcanoes.

The masts, wheel and capstan of a ship can each sustain three cannonballs worth of impairment, with each missive striking requiring one wooden plank to repair. When hit past Chainshot, these parts of the ship volition take maximum impairment, instantly breaking. Chainshot that strikes the hull of a send or Player Pirates only do one-half of the damage of a regular cannonball.

Cursed Cannonballs do non practise any damage to a ship, still they volition use special furnishings to the ship or crew. Majestic Cursed Cannonballs utilise different hindering effects to the ship and its equipment when striking, while dark-green Cursed Cannonballs use different hindering effects to all Player Pirates aboard the ship when hit.

Fire can spread onto every surface of the send, including masts, any flooring, piece of equipment and fifty-fifty atop the Crow's Nest. Fire deals damage slowly. It takes from 1-2 minutes for a single patch of fire to bargain i point of damage to a Capstan, Mast, Cycle or Hull surface. Burn down will spread infinitely on a send until doused with water. When an item is left burning on a Stove for too long, the kitchen area will be assail burn down. A ship can be attack burn down by getting hit by Lightning, thrown or shot Firebombs, the explosions of the Chest of Rage, and exploding Gunpowder Barrels.

A Blunderbomb that hits a ship does not crusade any damage to the ship, but it volition push information technology dorsum every bit if the ship were hit by a weakened gunpowder barrel explosion.

Whatsoever sunk ships flying an Emissary Flag will leave the flag backside as a Cleaved Emissary Flag, which tin can be sold to the Reaper'south Bones for reputation and gilt, depending on the emissary level the flag was on.

Scuttling [ ]

It is possible to voluntarily Scuttle (sink) ane's own Ship via the in-game Crew settings carte. Scuttling requires all players of the crew to vote on the decision, later which their Ship volition exist filled with unrepairable holes and sink. The Send will then respawn at a random isle.

Players are taught how to scuttle their ship in the Ferry of the Damned, to go them out of a situation where another Crew is harassing them. Ships can also be scuttled to run into whether the Crew missed whatsoever treasure items onboard if they accept been misplaced.

Types [ ]

There are currently 3 Ship types:

The Sloop is a pocket-size ship suited to solo or ii-pirate crews. It is more maneuverable and easier to operate. Its Anchor takes less time and manpower to raise, and its helm (cycle) makes fewer revolutions.

The Brigantine is a medium ship for up to 3 coiffure members. It falls between the smaller Sloop and larger Galleon in size and stats.

The Galleon is a large ship that can accommodate upwardly to 4 crew members. Information technology by and large requires teamwork to operate efficiently, makes slower turns, and takes more manpower to heighten Anchor — but is better-armed and much more difficult to sink than a Sloop.

Transport Specs
	Sloop	Brigantine	Galleon
Max Crew size	2	iii	iv
Masts*	1	2	three
Cannons	two	4	8
Cannonball Barrels	2	3	3
Cannonball initial stock	xl (20x2)	45 (15x3)	45 (15x3)
Firebomb, Chainshot, Blunderbomb and Betoken Flare initial stock	4 (2x2)	6 (2x3)	6 (2x3)
Max Cannonball storage	9600	xiv,400	xiv,400
Food Barrels	two	two	2
Banana initial stock	16	16	16
Max Nutrient storage	9600	9600	9600
Wooden Plank Barrels	1	1	1
Wooden Plank initial stock	xv	fifteen	15
Max Wooden Plank storage	4800	4800	4800

* Each Mast consists of one to iii sails, with 2 length rigs and 2 angle rigs (1 each mounted on the port and starboard, i.e. left and right sides of the ship). See Sailing for details.

Operation [ ]

To mobilize the send, the anchor must be raised and the sails unfurled. Careful sailing will generate maximum speed or turning finesse.

When the ship suffers damage, it must exist patched with wooden planks. If the hull is punctured with holes, the lower deck will commencement to flood, and must exist bailed out with the bucket. The ship will sink when information technology is completely flooded, disabling all ship equipment. The holes tin vary in size, which affects the repair fourth dimension. The other components can be damaged to reduce functionality: the mast, capstan, and captain.

Naval combat is frequently fought with cannons or Boarding enemy ships.

Components [ ]

Equipment [ ]

Most ships volition Spawn with the following Features:

Bell: Located at the doorway to the Captain'south Quarters. Can be rung to become the attention of the coiffure or other nearby Ships.
Brig: A jail jail cell where a misbehaving player tin can be locked up (or released) via crew vote.
Cannons: A Ship'due south mounted weapons. Fires cannonballs, players, and pets.
Capstan: A Transport'due south Anchor control. Stops the ship when lowered. Raising takes time and manpower.
Compass: Every ship has a stationary Compass next to the Wheel.
Crow's Nest: A sentinel tower at the acme of the main mast, accessible via ladder.
Transport Flag Box: A box on top of the Crow's Nest that allows your crew to change their flag.
Grog Butt: Every send is equipped with their own supply of booze for long and dreary voyages.
Harpoon: Located most the front end of the transport, tin be used to latch onto surfaces, ships, megalodons, and other enemies, or to pull players or treasure onto the ship.
Hatches: Interactive hatches on some windows of ships, tin be airtight to assist defend confronting cannon assurance.
Helm: A wheel that steers the ship. A gilt handle marks the neutral position, forth with an audible 'thunk.'
Lanterns: Ships are equipped with several Lanterns, both above and below deck, which provide light and cause a Ship to be more visible from a distance. They can be switched on or off individually past players.
Sails: Operated with Sail Length Cleats and Canvas Angle Pulleys. Masts can take impairment from Cannonballs and Burn.
Map Tabular array: An interactive map of The Body of water of Thieves used for navigation.
Voyage Table: A table to vote and abolish voyages and Tall Tales.
Stove: Used to cook food
Rowboat Dock: A rowboat can exist plant close to islands or ashore, and can be hung on the back of every transport by rowing it direct backside a send. A rowboat can be used for transporting treasure, storing Supplies or saving everything on a sinking send. Note that there are certain rowboats that have harpoons on them.
Sails: Uses wind to move the ship, can be adjusted in length and angle to control speed depending on air current.
H2o Barrel: Pumps seawater from the Sea with a lever mechanism. Useful for dealing with fires.
Pet Cage: A sizeable Muzzle that can exist opened from the Latch for pets to exist placed in.
Ladders: on the sides and primary mast of every Ship. Used to climb on board and up and down the Crow's Nest.
Emissary Flags: Raised and lowered at emissary tables on outposts. Used to Represent a trading company on the Seas as an emissary for increased gold and reputation gains.
Brotherhood Pennant: Raised and lowered at the Ship Flag Box. Used to form histrion alliances with other Ships for shared aureate and reputation.

Histrion resources [ ]

In addition to tools related to navigating the seas, the following Containers are also bachelor on every Transport:

Ammo Breast: Provides unlimited refills of all of a player's carried firearm ammo.
Armoury: Swaps a player'southward equipped weapons.
Barrels: Holds respective consumable items (food, wooden planks, cannonballs), upward to 4800 per Butt.
Clothing Chest: Swaps a player'southward equipped clothing.
Equipment Chest: Swaps a role player'due south equipped equipment.
Vanity Chest: Swaps a player'south equipped vanity items.
Pet Breast: Swaps a player's pets and their pet outfits.

Customization [ ]

You can buy Ship Customization items at the Shipwright Store located on the pier of every outpost. Features that can exist customized include the following:

Figurehead: A decorative item adorning the nose of the send.
Hull Livery: The decorative coat of paint of the hull and boards.
Bike: A decorative overhaul of the steering cycle.
Cannon: A decorative overhaul of the Ship'due south Cannons.
Cannon Flare: A decorative overhaul of the Ship's Cannon Flare.
Capstan: A decorative overhaul of the Capstan used to heighten and lower the anchor.
Sails: A decorative overhaul of the Sailcloth.
Flag: Permit your intentions be known by flight an appropriate Flag above your send.

All can be inverse via the Transport Customization Chest on any outpost, The Reaper'south Hideout or The Glorious Body of water Domestic dog Tavern, other than the Flag which must be inverse from the Send's Flag Box in the crow's nest.

Non-playable Ships [ ]

Player Crews tin as well run into Ships helmed past NPCs in-game. There are two types of NPC ships: Skeleton Ships and Ghost Ships.

Skeleton Ships [ ]

Skeleton Ships can be encountered every bit Sloops or Galleons, signified past their worn out Sails and Blue and Dark-green Lanterns. These Ships are hostile when attacked or approached and deport diverse Treasure items on lath. Skeleton Ships tin use a single random type of Cursed Cannonball. Skeleton Ships can either exist encountered roaming solo, or as office of Skeleton Armada Globe Events. Skeleton Ships will play a spooky sounding musical sting when viewed through the Spyglass.

Ghost Ships [ ]

Ghost Ships only appear in groups as Galleons. Ghost Ships come in the Grunt Ship variant (like in appearance to Skeleton Ships) and Ghost Captain Ships (with coloured total Sails and Pennant Flags). These Ships follow a circular trajectory around Large Islands and assail once enemies arrive their Cannon range. Ghost Ships use Ghostly Cannonballs. Ghost Ships are encountered equally a office of Ghost Transport Voyages or the Ghost Fleet World Event.

Non-hostile Ghost Ships as well appear during The Seabound Soul and Heart of Fire Tall Tales, and the Shrouded Islands Gamble.