Difference between revisions of "Longboat"
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{{ST|stack={{Infobox:Manufacture | {{ST|stack={{Infobox:Manufacture | ||
| type = Vehicles | | type = Vehicles | ||
| + | | image = Longboat_SINGLE_sail.jpg | ||
| + | | resize = 200 | ||
| skill = Shipbuilding | | skill = Shipbuilding | ||
| time = 15 | | time = 15 | ||
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| realcapacity = | | realcapacity = | ||
| cabins = | | cabins = | ||
| − | | masts = [[small mast]]<br | + | | masts = [[small mast]]<br>[[square mainsail]] |
| surfaces = seas and lakes | | surfaces = seas and lakes | ||
| speed = 22 | | speed = 22 | ||
| engine = | | engine = | ||
| weight effect = 50000 | | weight effect = 50000 | ||
| − | | docksto = land<br | + | | docksto = land<br>[[coaster harbour]]<br>[[landing-stage]]<br>[[skimmer]]<br>[[soarer]]<br>[[raker]]<br>[[galleon]] |
| − | | dockedtoby = [[dugout canoe]]<br | + | | dockedtoby = [[dugout canoe]]<br>[[dinghy]]<br>[[rowing boat]]<br>[[reed boat]]<br>[[inflatable rubber boat]] |
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(Source & full article: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Longboat&oldid=40325873 Wikipedia]) | (Source & full article: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Longboat&oldid=40325873 Wikipedia]) | ||
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Real Life History
This information is not to be used in-game, but is instead to help you, the player, understand what your character is sailing
"The longboat should not be confused with a Longship; nor with a narrow boat.
In the days of sailing ships, a vessel would carry several boats for various uses. One would be a longboat, an open, primarily rowing, boat with eight or ten oarsmen, two per thwart."
(Source & full article: Wikipedia)
