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	==Example Ships==		==Example Ships==
	While individual ships of each type will vary wildly, statistics for a typical example of each ship type is listed below. The crew size is a recommended typical size ~~â€“~~ less will reduce performance and increase risks. The speeds (in knots) are the optimal speeds sustainable for an hour, under moderately good conditions, with a full crew and master Navigator. A Navigator can usually maintain of 50%(+5/Rank) of the optimal speed (modifed for crew). Travelling faster than the optimal speed will put strain on the boat. Magical speeds without magical protection can rip a boat asunder.		While individual ships of each type will vary wildly, statistics for a typical example of each ship type is listed below. The crew size is a recommended typical size - less will reduce performance and increase risks. The speeds (in knots) are the optimal speeds sustainable for an hour, under moderately good conditions, with a full crew and master Navigator. A Navigator can usually maintain of 50%(+5/Rank) of the optimal speed (modifed for crew). Travelling faster than the optimal speed will put strain on the boat. Magical speeds without magical protection can rip a boat asunder.

	==Ship Size==		==Ship Size==

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	==Magical Vessels==		==Magical Vessels==
	There are a number of ships that can fly, travel over land, or otherwise behave marvellously. Each ship is unique, but is usually similar in appearance to the standard water-based vessels of the ship-~~builderâ€™s~~ culture. Crewing, manoeuvrability, and speed will usually be vastly superior to a mundane ship.		There are a number of ships that can fly, travel over land, or otherwise behave marvellously. Each ship is unique, but is usually similar in appearance to the standard water-based vessels of the ship-builder's culture. Crewing, manoeuvrability, and speed will usually be vastly superior to a mundane ship.
	===Magically Powered Vessels===		===Magically Powered Vessels===
	While a magically created and powered vessel may theoretically be of any shape, the vessels formed are usually those familiar to the Adept. Creating an inherently unseaworthy vessel will have undesirable consequences on open water, regardless of the supporting magic. Powering a mundanely assembled vessel at extreme speeds can lead a vessel to stave in and scuttle itself under the extreme forces.		While a magically created and powered vessel may theoretically be of any shape, the vessels formed are usually those familiar to the Adept. Creating an inherently unseaworthy vessel will have undesirable consequences on open water, regardless of the supporting magic. Powering a mundanely assembled vessel at extreme speeds can lead a vessel to stave in and scuttle itself under the extreme forces.

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			Related pages - [[Alusian Economics]] - [[Merchant Halls & Accommodation]] - [[Merchants]] - [[Ships]] - [[Shipping]].<br>
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	~~[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]~~
	~~Related pages - [[Alusian Economics]] - [[Merchant Halls & Accommodation]] - [[Merchants]] - [[Ships]] <br>~~
	=Ships related content=		=Ships related content=
	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

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	[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]		[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]
	Related pages -[[Alusian Economics]] - [[Merchant Halls & Accommodation]] - [[Merchants]] - [[Ships]] <br>		Related pages - [[Alusian Economics]] - [[Merchant Halls & Accommodation]] - [[Merchants]] - [[Ships]] <br>
	=Ships related content=		=Ships related content=
	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

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	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

	Note [[~~Guild_Meeting_March_2008~~]] - rules passed		Note [[Guild Meeting March 2008]] - rules passed
	** Mage Current alters / adds to a normal ship movement rather than replacing normal movement		** Mage Current alters / adds to a normal ship movement rather than replacing normal movement
	** note to this effect to the spell description at the next book printing. Proposed addition is: Carried objects/entities are free to move within this volume normally, as in a non magical current. This movement may effectively increase (or decrease) their overall speed or allow them to exit the effect		** note to this effect to the spell description at the next book printing. Proposed addition is: Carried objects/entities are free to move within this volume normally, as in a non magical current. This movement may effectively increase (or decrease) their overall speed or allow them to exit the effect

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	[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]		[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]
	[[Alusian Economics]] [[~~Trade~~]] [[Merchants]] [[Ships]] <br>		Related pages -[[Alusian Economics]] - [[Merchant Halls & Accommodation]] - [[Merchants]] - [[Ships]] <br>
	=Ships related content=		=Ships related content=
	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

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	[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]		[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]
	[[~~Alusian_Economics~~]] [[Trade]] [[Merchants]] [[Ships]] <br>		[[Alusian Economics]] [[Trade]] [[Merchants]] [[Ships]] <br>
	=Ships related content=		=Ships related content=
	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

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			[[Category:Alusia]][[Category:Alusian Economics]][[Category:Jono Bean]]
			[[Alusian_Economics]] [[Trade]] [[Merchants]] [[Ships]] <br>
	=Ships related content=		=Ships related content=
	The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>		The Use of [[Mage Current]] to expedite passage across the seas and the corresponding importance of [[Ship Strength]]. Effectively over-sped ships have a chance of failure if not corresondingly reinforced by ship strength. <br/>

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 ==Skiff / Dinghy==
 A skiff is a small open boat with up to four pairs of oars and, often, a single sail. This category includes rowboats, tenders, the smallest sailing vessels and any boat carried on a larger ship. Skiffs vary between 10 and 20 feet in length, and have a draft of less than two feet.

ChrisC: /* Ship Size */ cargo capacity for ships

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Ship Size: cargo capacity for ships

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	!align = "left"\| Usage		!align = "left"\| Usage
	!align = "left"\| Crew Size		!align = "left"\| Crew Size
			!align = "left"\| Cargo Tons
	! Cost (sp)		! Cost (sp)
	\|-		\|-
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	\|anywhere		\|anywhere
	\|3		\|3
			\|
	\|200		\|200
	\|-		\|-
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	\| river + lake		\| river + lake
	\| 10		\| 10
			\|
	\| 2,000		\| 2,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| lake + canal		\| lake + canal
	\| 4		\| 4
			\|
	\| 2,500		\| 2,500
	\|-		\|-
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	\| coastal ocean		\| coastal ocean
	\| 15		\| 15
			\| 40T
	\| 4,000		\| 4,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| coastal ocean		\| coastal ocean
	\| 70		\| 70
			\|
	\| 10,000		\| 10,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| coastal		\| coastal
	\| 12		\| 12
			\|
	\| 5,000		\| 5,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean		\| ocean
	\| 25		\| 25
			\| 100T
	\| 20,000		\| 20,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean		\| ocean
	\| 60		\| 60
			\| 180T
	\| 50,000		\| 50,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean		\| ocean
	\| 100		\| 100
			\| 140T
	\| 100,000		\| 100,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean + coastal		\| ocean + coastal
	\| 25		\| 25
			\| 180T
	\| 60,000		\| 60,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean		\| ocean
	\| 40		\| 40
			\| 500T
	\| 140,000		\| 140,000
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	\| inland sea		\| inland sea
	\| 120		\| 120
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	\| 20,000		\| 20,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| inland sea		\| inland sea
	\| 200		\| 200
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	\| 40,000		\| 40,000
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ocean + coastal		\| ocean + coastal
	\| 500		\| 500
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	\| N/A		\| N/A
	\|-		\|-
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	\| 20		\| 20
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	\| N/A		\| N/A
	\|}		\|}