Ships in an important mode of travel, ships are required to traverse sea tiles. Ships can range from graceful, opulent vessels meant to showcase a player’s status, to sleek warships designed to chase down fleeing quarries, to a mixture of both.
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Zephyr
By incorporating solar panels in its sails, the Zephyr can maintain its propulsion and large cargo capacity while emitting zero C02.
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Cygnus
As graceful and lightweight as its namesake, it moves through the sea faster than most vessels of its size.
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Diogenes
Improving on its predecessor's design, the Diogenes gives great value for its speed, capacity, and C02 output.
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Kingfisher
The Kingfisher is an all-around vessel that performs well either for transport or scouting, relying primarily on fossil fuels to power its engine.
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Neptune
Named after the King of the Sea, this is a luxury vessel fit for any business tycoon. Features improved speed and greater storage capacity.
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Polaris
The Polaris was designed for scouting and survey. It easily cuts through the waves thanks to its hi-tech mapping and weather forecasting instruments.
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Socrates
The Socrates is a multi-purpose ship with adequate cargo space, cruising speed, and fuel requirements. An excellent vessel for a conservative Unifier.
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Whitewake
In keeping with its eco-friendly roots, the Whitewake produces nearly zero carbon emissions, relying only on the sun and the wind to power itself.
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Cetus
Large like its namesake, the Cetus can hold more cargo than most common pirate ships. Perfect for rapidly moving lots of ill-gotten loot.
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Charybdis
With its powerful CO2 engine and enormous cargo hold, this ship is a must-have for pirates aiming to gobble up wealth on the high seas.
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Hammerhead
The Hammerhead is light on storage but lets you hit targets quickly, then get out before bounty hunters can catch your scent.
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Manta
Trading cargo space for top speed, the Manta cuts like a knife through the waves and is perfect for looting slower-moving cargo vessels.
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Orca
The Orca's storage space lets greedy pirates hold more than loot than usual. Its high CO2 output is sure to anger any eco-minded citizen.
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Raptor
Leveraging wind and ocean energy, the Raptor is a good pirate ship if you don't want to depend on fossil fuels. The extra cargo space helps with loot.
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Tempest
Striking an ideal balance between speed and cargo hold, the Tempest is an excellent choice for chasing down or evading ordinary vessels.
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Yangfang
The Yangfang strikes a balance between speed, storage space, and waste output. Perfect for the discerning starter pirate.
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Harpoon
With its large cargo hold, the Harpoon maximizes the amount of loot it recovers. When you're new, wealth is the priority, not the environment.
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Maelstrom
Primed for combat on the open sea, the Maelstrom compensates for its lack of high speeds with its cheap fuel and a large cargo hold for storing recovered loot.
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Man o' War
Bounty hunters spending long hours at sea can do with a ship that relies on no fossil fuels, relying only on the wind and the waves.
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Osprey
One of the most efficient pursuit vessels on the market, the Osprey requires no fossil fuels and has a large cargo hold. Great for hunting pirates for long stretches of time.
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Riptide
The Riptide is sure to strike fear in the hearts of new bucanneers. The ship's speed allows it to catch up to regular pirate ships.
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Sentinel
When it comes to chasing pirates, the Sentinel offers a balance of basic speed and storage. Great for a hunter who wants to get the job done.
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Spartacus
A prime example of a warship, the Spartacus balances speed, cargo space, and energy consumption, making it a reliable vessel for assaulting pirates.
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Trident
A true strike craft that can blitz most pirate defenses, the Trident is perfect for pursuit on the open seas. However, it sacrifices cargo space for speed.
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