Caravel
Source: Aether & Flux
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Built By: Humans
Used Primarily By: Humans
Tonnage: 11
Cost: 23,500 gp
Hit Dice: 15d10+80 (162 hp)
Initiative: As the helmsman
Tactical Speed: As per helm, possibliy modified by helmsman
Tactical Maneuverability: Poor (Clumsy w/o sails)
Armor Class: 7 (–8 size, +5 natural)
Armament: 4 Light Ballista (crew: 2 each), 1 Medium catapult (crew: 3)
Crew: 5/11
Air Capacity: 4,096 man-days
Landing — Land: No
Landing — Water: Yes
Hardness: 5
    Material: Wood
Cargo: 4 tons
Keel Length: 90 feet
Beam Length: 30 feet

    The most common ship a groundling adventurer is likely to own is something along the lines of a Caravel. This ship is a cheap vessel with low armor class and maneuverability. The caravel is common ship on many worlds oceans. Many first time adventurers into wildspace wise up after surviving thier first adventure and quickly junk the caravel for at least a Tradesman. These caravels are often sold only for the purpose as a sorce of lumber and scrap.
As of October 11, 2003, Darkfuries Publishing grants to Mark T. Doolan, at no cost, the non-exclusive license to display, for non-profit entertainment use only, the electronic images of the Elven Nascent Omralest, Elven Salient Omralest, Ravin Flea, Ravin Leech, Gryphon, Cog, Caravel, and Fantail ship profiles from Aether & Flux: Sailing the Traverse on the website titled The Shattered Fractine, URL http://www.shatteredfractine.com. Violation of the terms and conditions of this license will constitute immediate forfeiture of this license.
Brian K. Moseley, DBA Darkfuries Publishing/ 10/11/03
Caravel, © 2003 Darkfuries Publishing
d20™ System, Conversion of Caravel ©2004, Mark T. Doolan
Special Thanks to Darkfuries Publishing for permiting me to make use of the ship images from the Aether & Flux book and to make conversions of those ships to my 3E ship construction system.


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