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** Maximum of one (1) set of [[cannonneers' quarters]] | ** Maximum of one (1) set of [[cannonneers' quarters]] | ||
** Maximum of one (1) set of [[defense magi's quarters]] | ** Maximum of one (1) set of [[defense magi's quarters]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:03, 6 January 2021
- aka Clipper, Swiftship, Brigantine, Corvette, Knorr, Caravel, Balinger
Schooners are the first of the luxury ships. Their primary advantage is that they have a far faster water speed than any other ship. They can be enhanced with a lounge and some flight capability as well. They can't fly well enough to be useful for overland transport, but dominate in oceanic travel. With a good system of way points, Schooners are the best means for traveling between continents, and to any area which lies near water. Even so, some won't like them because they can't fly well and can't hold a navigation chamber.
Class three ships support the following features:
- Helm
- Crow's nest
- Galley
- Lounge
- Two (2) cargo holds
- Captain's cabin
- Maximum of two (2) bookcases
- Ten (10) sets of crew quarters
- Maximum of three (3) sets of sailors' quarters
- Maximum of three (3) sets of speed magi's quarters
- Maximum of two (2) sets of lift magi's quarters
- Maximum of one (1) set of cannonneers' quarters
- Maximum of one (1) set of defense magi's quarters
- Maximum of one (1) set of defender's quarters
- Maximum of one (1) set of boarder's quarters
