Re: Sailing Ships -At least until CCoI (Low-Tech) arrives
 

Yes, sorry, I got her mixed up with the German girl staying with the same family, Ina. Her name is Brindis, which I hope I'm spelling right.

Re: Sailing Ships -At least until CCoI (Low-Tech) arrives
 

Bryndís is right. Lady of the armour, or, more poetically, perhaps, elfin lady of the armour.

Re: Sailing Ships -At least until CCoI (Low-Tech) arrives
 

Great, great, great work!!! I was searching for some nice viking ships! You have done all the work for me (again)!!!

Re: Sailing Ships -At least until CCoI (Low-Tech) arrives
 

I am defitly not an expert in ships BUT, as a brazilan, I can grant you that in PORTUGUESE "ÃO" is ALWAYS a sufix used to refer to a bigger thing. So I dont think that there is a minimal chance that a "Caravelão" were smaller than a "Caravel". But people tend to give strange and much times no sense names ... And also the portuguese of portugal from 15-16 century may be "alien" to me.

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I was wondering how you arrived at your stats for the TL4 sailing ships.
Particularly:
HND/SR, Move, Occ., Cost, Loc., and, Draft.

I have a spreadsheet that I am working on to build ships for my Savage Tide campaign.

Thanks.

Re: Sailing Ships -At least until CCoI (Low-Tech) arrives
 

Fantasy might be an unexpected source for TL4 sailing ships and even their cannons.

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As I recall - and remember that it's been years, even before Low-Tech came out - Icelander was using archeological finds and re-creation models to get these stats.

Hnd/SR is probably a guestimate.