Voyage
Avast! Set sail on the high seas of adventure aboard the Good Ship; a two masted, 12 cannon pirate vessel during the golden age of piracy. Pursue plunder and peril, though not necessarily in that order, across the Caribbean sea. Transform your impoverished boat and crew into a force to be reckoned with and work together to become rich beyond your wildest imaginings!
Roles
Superior Officer Roles
The Captain is responsible for plotting the ship's course.
The Boatswain is the Head of Personnel of the ship. He can use the Officer tab to assign jobs to regular sailors (but not officers). He can use the Crew Log Book to check the active crew members and respective jobs.
The Quartermaster is Head of Logistics. He is responsible for ensuring the ship's stocks are kept at a decent level. He can use the Log Book to check the current stocks stored below deck.
Sailor Roles
Sailor is a generic role assigned by default to sailors. They're supposed to help wherever it might be needed.
The Surgeon is a specialist role, responsible for keeping the crew healthy.
A Nurse is a sailor assigned to support the Surgeon. While he doesn't have the same level of medical knowledge, he can still be useful in a ship with not enough Surgeons.
Carpenter
Marine
Cannonier
Navigator
Officer
Cook
The Deputy Boatswain and Deputy Quartermaster are the second in command to the Boatswain and Quartermaster respectively, and can replace them if they get injured or killed.
The Ship
Insert ship photo
Decks
Describe the upper and lower decks with respective areas
Navigation
Sextant
The Sextant shows you the current coordinates, ship orientation, progress to the next coordinates and state of the ship's flooding.
Wheel
The wheel lets you change the ship's course.
Anchor Capstan
You can use this to raise and lower the anchor. Raising the anchor during an encounter will start a 2 minute timer before the location is abandoned.
Map
The map shows you the current known islands and ships.
Sails, Rigging and Maintenance
Fixing masts and ship walls/floors, sinking
Log Books
Boatswain and Quartermaster books
Gunnery and Tools
Ship's bell, cannons, grappling hooks
The Map
Ships
There are 6 ship classes ingame. The starting player's ship is a Flute (size 3)
| Ship | Size | Image | Cannons (top/bottom - total) | Crew | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xebec | 1 |  | 6/0 - 6 | 10 | The smallest ship, this single-deck, single-mast ship packs 6 cannons and a small crew. There is no cargo hull so loot will be smaller. |
| Schooner | 2 |  | 4/0 - 4 | 20 | This fast ship has a sizeable cargo hull, but also packs a decent amount of crew for its size. Only has cannons on top deck. |
| Flute | 3 |  | 6/4 - 10 | 15 | This swift, double masted ship has a small-ish crew, but packs a good punch in terms of firepower. |
| Brig | 4 |  | 6/10 - 16 | 40 | The Brig is a long ship with a large crew. |
| Galleon | 5 | | 16/16 - 32 | 50 | The Galleon is a large, wide ship with a massive amount of cannons and a considerable cargo hull. |
| Man-O-War | 6 |  | 24/24 - 48 | 65 | This is a massive ship, and you probably shouldn't take it head-on unless you have a sizable crew and several cannons. |
Islands
Types of islands