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Flemish Galleon 
160
A galleon of the Netherlands with a
low decorated hull.
Build Original Ship
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Base Performance11523005409616Ship Hold info34/5832605Sailing Requirements163716
Studding Sail: 4, Broadside: 3
Special Equipment: 2, Bow Turret: 0
Extra Armouring: 3, Stern Turret: 1
Official guide / Calculator
Limit of error(rounding or rounding off): ±1
- Build Ship
- (Investment)The Netherlands
- 3690000
12
Req. Building Days 22
Rank = (Adventure Lv + Trade Lv + Battle Lv - 9) / 5
Flemish Galleon : (16 + 37 + 16 - 9) / 5 = 12
Choose Materials to use for Ship. Material Quality will affect Durability and Ship Speed
1. Cedar (Rank1)- 104%104%94%
119239507 - 100%3690000
- Cypress.
Most commonly used and easy to process.
It has a very fine grain and is yellow.
2. Red Pine (Rank1)- 102%102%97%
117234523 - 100%3690000
- Red Pine.
Most popularly used lumber.
Its grain is straight.
Its grain has nice straight lines.
3. Beech (Rank1)- 100%100%100%
115230540 - 100%3690000
- Buna.
Strong and durable.
It has a very fine grain and has a nice appearance.
4. Elm (Rank4)- 98%98%105%
112225567 - 120%4428000
- Elm.
Easy to process and strong.
Light brown with clearly defined grain lines.
5. Teak (Rank5)- 105%105%110%
120241594 - 160%5904000
- A strong lumber with good Durability.
It has a yellowish brown colour.
6. Oak (Rank6)- 99%99%125%
113227675 - 200%7380000
- A solid wood strong against impact.
It occasionally has a white, mottled marking.
7. Mahogany (Rank7)- 103%103%120%
118236648 - 280%10332000
- Lumber that is stable and hard to break.
It has a fine grain and has a golden glimmer.
8. Copper-coated (Rank8)- 96%96%135%
110220729 - 360%13284000
- The outer layer is coated with copper.
It's potential for processing is unmatched.
9. Rosewood (Rank9)- 101%101%130%
116232702 - 450%16605000
- Rosewood.
A strong wood with good Durability, but expensive.
10. Iron-plated (Rank10)- 95%95%140%
109218756 - 500%18450000
- The outer layer is coated with iron.
Very strong but heavy.
11. For Spanish military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the Spanish military.
Better than average iron plating.
12. For Portuguese military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the Portuguese military.
Better than average iron plating.
13. For Venetian military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the Venetian military.
Better than average iron plating.
14. For French military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the French military.
Better than average iron plating.
15. For Dutch military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the Dutch military.
Better than average iron plating.
16. For English military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the English military.
Better than average iron plating.
17. For Ottoman military use- 96%96%141%
110220761 - 505%18634500
- Material used by the Ottoman military.
Better than average iron plating.
18. Festive Wood Materials- 105%105%110%
120241594 - 160%5904000
- Ship material of a special color created especially for festivals.
19. Festive Metal Materials- 95%95%140%
109218756 - 500%18450000
- Ship material of a special color created especially for festivals.
- Special Shipbuilding
No. of Improvements 5 + 2
Req. Building Days 22
- Perform special shipbuilding. Build new ship or select ship to improve
Select Hull to use. Select Ship type to build.
It may required Development and Investment.
Large 2-decked Hull
Antwerp- 12
- Red Pine
1172345233690000
Range 521 ~ 868
Effective Range 556 ~ 839
Volume 695 (Cabin58 + Cannon Chambers32 + Hold605)
Changing Ship's Capacity. Capacity for Hold(Suppies, Trade Goods), Chambers, and Cannon Chambers will be affected.
Increasing capacity will allow you to carry more cargo, but turning speed will decrease.
Also, water resistance will increase, affecting Ship Speed.
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Refitting
Refit Ship
Cabin: (50% or 120%) ~ 150% = 40 ~ 87
Cannon Chambers: 50% ~ 150% = 16 ~ 48
Hold: Volume - Cabin - Cannon Chambers = Hold
Range 868 - 40 - 16 = 812
Effective Range 839 - 40 - 16 = 783
Sailors required 34 + Cannon(16) * 3 > 82
- Original Ship
Original Ship Skills
- Build original ship. Add Optional Skills to Inventory Ships.
It may required investment.
- Shipbuilding
Proficiency
(Adventure Lv + Trade Lv + Battle Lv + Req. Building Days) * 8.5 / (Rank +1)
12 Rank: (16 + 37 + 16 + 22) * 8.5 / (12 + 1) = 59
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Optional Skill
Camouflaged Hold Money Chest + Special Ship Hold
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