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=Stats= | =Stats= | ||
* Crew - | * Crew - 20-250 men (average - 60) | ||
* Passangers - | * Passangers - 50 | ||
* Speed (Knots) - 10 | * Speed (Knots) - 10 | ||
* Max Guns | * Max Guns 24 (12 broadside) | ||
* Max gun size - | * Max gun size - 18 lbs | ||
* Hull Points - | * Hull Points - 220 | ||
* Cargo - | * Cargo - 200 ton | ||
* Length - | * Length - 125 ft | ||
* Draft - | * Draft - 15 ft | ||
* Manuever - | * Manuever - 4 | ||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 5 May 2013
Description[edit]
Larger adaptations of mariners were built to compensate for the growing number of colonies in the New World, and the name ‘merchantman’ became synonymous with these larger ships; the mariner became a trade ship, the merchantman a supply ship. Roughly the same in all respects, merchantmen often carry more precious goods than others, and thus seldom do they travel without an escort. They’re a fine prize for pirates—if they are rugged enough to attack two ships to their one.
Stats[edit]
- Crew - 20-250 men (average - 60)
- Passangers - 50
- Speed (Knots) - 10
- Max Guns 24 (12 broadside)
- Max gun size - 18 lbs
- Hull Points - 220
- Cargo - 200 ton
- Length - 125 ft
- Draft - 15 ft
- Manuever - 4