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The Caravel is a good merchant ship but can be impractical. Its size can make some areas impassable. But its size is also its advantage, as the Caravel's large hold means that it can transport a massive amount of materials - making it a useful ship for the sale and delivery of bulk supplies - although it is very difficult to construct and can be expensive to buy. | The Caravel is a good merchant ship but can be impractical. Its size can make some areas impassable. But its size is also its advantage, as the Caravel's large hold means that it can transport a massive amount of materials - making it a useful ship for the sale and delivery of bulk supplies - although it is very difficult to construct and can be expensive to buy. | ||
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Main / Skills / Carpentry / Ship building / Caravel
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Description
An impressive merchant ship.
The largest ship possible to construct, this huge ship requires 36 skill to start. Has permission management.
24 Mind logic is required to command this ship.
The Caravel is a good merchant ship but can be impractical. Its size can make some areas impassable. But its size is also its advantage, as the Caravel's large hold means that it can transport a massive amount of materials - making it a useful ship for the sale and delivery of bulk supplies - although it is very difficult to construct and can be expensive to buy.
Note that you do not have to have 35 strength to avoid beaching the boat - so long as it is not moored then you can still push and pull the boat off of a reef.
Vessel details
- Passengers: 1 Captain + 13 crew
- Maximum speed: 28.47 km/h (solo)
- Maximum speed: 34.13 km/h (full crew)
- Hold Capacity: >86 000 kg (100 rafts full of rock shards)
- Size: 5 tiles by 3 tiles (?)
- Height: 35 dirt from water level to deck(?)
- Weight: 2450kg (35 strength minimum to drag)
Total Components
- 310x tenon (10x for stern)
- 1x tall mast (for tall square rig)
- 7x square sail (6x for tall square rig, 1x for square rig)
- 24x cordage rope (16x for tall square rig, 2x for spinnaker rig, 4x for square rig, 2x for triangular rig)
- 10x large tackle (8x for tall square rig, 2x for square rig)
- 10x small tackle (4x for tall square rig, 2x for spinnaker rig, 2x for square rig, 2x for triangular rig)
- 4x Iron ribbon (for crows nest)
- 24x plank (13x for crows nest) (5x for ship helm, 6x for rudder)
- 628x peg (8x for ship helm, 20x for stern)
- 7x shaft (6x for ship helm, 1x for rudder)
- 150x tar
- 80x deck board
- 2x small mast (1x for spinnaker rig, 1x for triangular rig)
- 1x small square sail (for spinnaker rig)
- 8x mooring rope
- 1x medium mast (for square rig)
- 1x triangular sail (for triangular rig)
- 12x thick rope
- 5x keel section
- 10x Belaying pin
- 411x hull plank (11x for stern)
Notes
- Ships with a quality of less than 10 cannot be commanded.
- The most difficult ships to build. Higher quality of parts being attached improves chance of success.
