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# Craft Types

There are five different types of Movecraft ships on Vincere. Each one has a different max size, speed, and role in combat and trade. Make sure to decide which one you want to build before you start!

\[BPS = Blocks per Second]

<table><thead><tr><th width="147.0078125">Ship Name</th><th width="139.7734375">Size (blocks)</th><th width="98.1484375">Speed</th><th width="115.8671875">Max Armaments</th><th>Purpose</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Caravel</td><td>750 - 1,500</td><td>24.0 bps</td><td>0 cannons </td><td>Caravels are small, lightweight, and fast ships designed more for journeys between colonies or countries rather than large, transatlantic journeys. They have no armaments whatsoever, and defense is up to the players on board!</td></tr><tr><td>Frigate</td><td>1,500 - 2,500</td><td>20.0 bps</td><td>2 cannons</td><td>Frigates are a great middleground and can carry cannons on board, as well as make the occasional transatlantic trip. They go only slightly slower than Caravels.</td></tr><tr><td>Carrack</td><td>2,500 - 3,500</td><td>17.0 bps</td><td>4 cannons</td><td>A carrack is the ideal light warship. It can carry four cannons - likely two on each side - and is great for long voyages, storage, and warfare.</td></tr><tr><td>Galleon</td><td>3,500 - 6,500</td><td>15.0 bps</td><td>8 cannons</td><td>Galleons are good ships for an established economy that tends to make several transatlantic trips. They can cross the Atlantic in about 22 minutes and can carry several cannons, as well as having lots of storage space.</td></tr><tr><td>Ship of the Line</td><td>6,500 - 12,000</td><td>12.0 bps</td><td>12 cannons</td><td>The Ship of the Line is the largest class of ship. Think of it like a battleship in a modern navy - you only really need one, and it's a gigantic, hulking ship that goes slowly but does lots of damage with its twelve cannons.</td></tr></tbody></table>


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