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   * **Combatants** - Specialist troops, who manage siege engines and lead the crew in assaults.  Combatants do not count towards the minimum crew required to sail the vessel.
-      * Marines – Warrior-1 – military folk, who are trained to fight at sea.
+      * [[Mercenaries|Bashers]] – Warrior-1 – military folk, who are recruited as muscle.  They do not add to crew numbers and are recruited differently to other crew.
-      * Marine Corporal – Ftr-2 – military folk, who are trained to fight at sea and act as leaders in boarding parties. Skilled with siege engines.
+      * Marines – Ftr-2 – military folk, who are trained to fight at sea and act as leaders in boarding parties. Skilled with siege engines.
-      * Buccaneers – Ftr-2 – Pirates who have learned to use siege engines and act as leaders in small boarding parties.
   * **Riggers** – Better trained crew who climb the rigging and look after the sails. Riggers count towards the minimum crew required to sail the vessel.
       * Sailors – Expert-2 – with specialist sailing skills.
-      * [[Pirates]] – Warrior-2 – Average sailors, but good fighters.
       * Seamen – Expert1/Warrior1 – often skilled in a craft as well as seamanship. They serve as Secondary combatants and in skilled roles.
+      * [[Pirates]] – Warrior-2 – Average sailors, but good fighters.
+      * Buccaneers – Ftr-2 – Pirates who have learned to use siege engines and act as leaders in small boarding parties.
   * **Swabs** – Crew who undertake deck work, cleaning etc. They probably have basic seamanship skills and can help crew artillery / siege engines.  Swabs can count towards 50% of the minimum crew required to sail the vessel.
       * Deckhands – Varies – often commoners
       * Rowers - Varies – often commoners who were rowers on slave galleys.