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--- skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:keel_boats [2025/12/09 11:50] – johnb
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-====== Keel Boats ======
+====== Keelboats ======
-{{:skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:hooker3.png?150 |}} {{ :skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:hoy.png?150|}}Small vessels, about fifty feet in length.
+{{:skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:hooker3.png?150 |}} {{ :skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:hoy.png?150|}}Small vessels, about fifty feet in length with a small sail area.  Most of the keelboats, you will find at sea, can sail at speed 60, although in estuaries and river system you will find keelboats that rely on oars as part of their propulsion system.  However, you are most likely to see fishing boats (Hookers) and sailing barges (Hoys).  Occasionally you may come across a Zaruq, a small keelboat optimised for speed, that is a bit faster than the others.  The Zaruq is occasionally used by shore based pirates for chasing down passing coasters, and other slow moving vessels.  None of them carry much in the way of plunder.
+Hookers have a small aft cabin and a low cargo deck (no more than 3ft headspace) that often smell, strongly, of fish.
+The Hoy is an open vessel and can carry a lot of deck cargo.  As it undertakes longer journeys, the small crew take turns to sleep under the cargo tarpaulin.
+Zaruqs are fast open vessels, but only used over short distances.
+|{{:skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:hooker.png?100|}}|{{:skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:openhoy.png?200|}}|{{:skull_shacklesrpol:shacklesships:zaruq.jpeg?200|}}|