Editing Curse of the Goblin's Luck (section)

====Ship Stress & Consequences====

The crew serves as the only stress mechanic for ships. Note that PCs may always take some or all stress from a defending ship as long as it makes sense, and with 2 more shifts of physical damage added to any number of shifts he or she elects to absorb. Ships may add up to 4 boxes of crew stress through hiring (conducted as downtime social challenges or overcome actions, or the liquidation of loot aspects). Each box is worth one point of stress each:
* 1 stress — skeleton crew (3-4 sailors)
* 2 stress — standard merchant crew (6-8 sailors)
* 3 stress — complimented military crew (10 sailors plus 4-8 musketeers or gunners)
* 4 stress — teaming with swords (40+ crewmen and fighting men)

Skilled mariners are assumed to be Nameless Apprentice Sailors:
* '''Aspects:''' Green Sailor
* '''Average (+1):''' Dexterity, Constitution
* '''Melee:''' Cutlass (+1)
* '''Physical Defense:''' Dodge (+1)
* '''Stress:''' None (any hit takes them out)

A typical ship has three consequences to absorb physical damage:
* Trivial [ 1 ]: simple makeshift repairs can be made by even unskilled passengers with common onboard tools and materials given an Average (+1) overcome action
* Mild [ 2 ]: common repairs can be made by skilled seamen with common onboard tools and materials given a Fair (+2) overcome given time at the end of the scene
* Moderate [ 4 ]: these repairs are lasting until the ship can be dry-docked and substantial effort made by experts, time, materials, and money. Recovery from these types of repairs requires a Great (+4) overcome and generally at least one session of time. Makeshift temporary repairs may be made by a worthy ship expert or officer at Good (+3), which may reduce the severity to Mild. The consequence should be renamed to reflect the alteration or temporary repair. Full recovery still requires the same effort as though it were a moderate consequence.

A ship’s size skill can grant additional consequences:
* +1 — one additional Trivial consequence
* +2 — one additional Mild consequence
* +3 — one additional Moderate consequence
* +4 — one additional Severe consequence
* +5 — one additional Extreme consequence