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How do you identify a pirate ship?
You will recognize different types of ships in the game by their sail color and the markings they have on their sails. Alternative method is to bring Ikaros out and have him scan the ship. This should show the ship type and what faction the ship belongs to.
What can be found on a pirate ship?
Ship Materials They stole candles, thimbles, frying pans, thread, soap, kettles, and other mundane items and would often also plunder wood, masts, or parts of the ship if they needed them. Of course, if their own ship were in really bad shape, the pirates would sometimes simply swap ships with their victims!
What are the rules on a pirate ship?
That no man shall give, or dispose of, the ship’s provisions; but every one shall have an equal share. III. That no man shall open, or declare to any person or persons, who they are, or what designs they are upon; and any persons so offending shall be punished with immediate death.
How fast do pirate ships go?
Superyachts are designed as pleasure craft, not designed with armed threat in mind, so they are easy targets.” Another issue is how fast the yacht travels – some superyachts only reach a maximum speed of 17 knots, while the pirates’ skiffs can run at 35 to 40 knots.
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How can you recognize other ships on the sea?
Spartan Ships have a red flag. Athenian chips have blue flags. Merchant’s vessels don’t have any colorful markings of flags. The easiest way to recognize them is by the fact that they will not attack (being unprovoked) the Adrestia. Pirate ships start fighting as soon as the hero’s ship is within their range.
What are the different parts of a pirate ship?
A Pirate’s Glossary of Terms 1 aft (or abaft) 2 amidship (or amidships) 3 bilge water 4 bittacle (or bitacola, later “binnacle”) 5 boom 6 bow 7 bowsprit 8 broadside 9 bulkhead 10 crow’s nest
What did pirates do with the valuable charts?
If there was a skilled navigator aboard a prize ship, pirates would often kidnap him and force him to join their crew. Sailing charts were also considered extremely valuable and were confiscated as booty. After the captain, the quartermaster had the most authority aboard ship.