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| Ship |
People |
Hold Size |
Cost |
Description |
| Small Ship |
12 |
400 Stones |
12,500 GP |
This is the smallest ship available, it is highly maneuverable, especially in crowded ports. A great ship if you want
to travel alone or with a few friends, but with anymore than a few it is quite a tight fit. However if it is just you
and your cargo this makes a fine ship. |
| Small Dragon Ship |
12 |
400 Stones |
12,500 GP |
Similar to the small standard ship in size and performance, however the prominent dragon head on the prow shows that this ship is built for war. |
| Medium Ship |
15 |
400 Stones |
14,200 GP |
This is the typical midsize ship. It is a good blend of maneuverability, and room. A great ship if you want to
bring a small to medium adventuring party to Hythloth and bring back a few loads of treasure. This ship is also
good for shipping large amounts of ore or ingots from the more remote mountains to the cities. |
| Med. Dragon Ship |
15 |
400 Stones |
14,200 GP |
Similar to the medium standard ship in size and performance, however the prominent dragon head on the prow
shows that this ship is built for war. |
| Large Ship |
18 |
400 Stones |
15,900 GP |
If you need to move large numbers of people or great quantities of cargo, this is the ship for you. This is the largest ship sailing the seas of Britannia. |
| Large Dragon Ship |
18 |
400 Stones |
15,900 GP |
Similar to the large standard ship in size and performance, however the prominent dragon head on the prow
shows that this ship is built for war. If you want a ship to bring your army to bear on an enemy, this is the ship
for you. |
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