Caravel

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Main / Skills / Carpentry / Ship building / Caravel

Caravel
A Caravel
Examine
An impressive merchant ship.
Creation
Total materials
Material Breakdown
Result
  • Caravel
Skill and improvement
Properties
  • Can be dyed using 220000/66000g of paint.

Description

A caravel is a large ship used for travel and transporting cargo. It has one of the largest holds of any ship and can carry many crates, vehicles, and other loaded items.

Vessel details

  • Requires 24 mind logic to command.
  • Passengers: 1 captain and 13 crew.
  • Maximum speed: 30.88 km/h, solo with a gale from behind.
  • Hold capacity: 62 large crates. See #Loadable items for more information.
  • Creature cage capacity: 8.
  • Minimum passable depth: 20 dirt.
  • Requires 35 body strength minimum to drag.
  • Hull size: 5 x 2 tiles.
  • Overall length: 6 x 2 tiles.
  • Height: 35 dirt from water level to deck.

Notes

  • You do not need 35 body strength to avoid beaching the boat. As long as it is not moored, the boat can still be pushed or pulled off a reef.
  • Ships with a quality of less than 10 cannot be commanded.
    • This includes ships whose damage percentage would calculate to bring the quality below 10, such as a 12 quality ship with 17 damage.
    • Repairing a ship can sometimes result in the ship retaining a quality above 10, making it commandable again.
  • Caravels are among the most difficult ships to build. Higher quality parts improve the chance of success.
  • Ships cannot be hauled up ladders.
  • Can be loaded with a wagon or a large cart, and enough animals to drive them.

Loadable items

List is a work in progress.

Non-loadable items

See Load cargo for an exhaustive list of loadable and non-loadable items by smallest vehicle type.

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Boat speeds are relative and depend greatly on weather conditions.