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 | {{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:sailing_barge.png?100|}}| **Sailing Barge** are large river trading boat, with a covered cargo hold and a proper cabin (for 10 passengers). Cost 5,100gp. They are barely suited to even coastal waters, let alone the open ocean.   |
 | {{  :pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:sailing_barge2mast.png?75  |}}| **River Wherry** are fast river boats, with a covered cargo hold and a proper cabin (for 10 passengers). Cost 5,400gp. They are not suited to even coastal waters, let alone the open ocean.  Transport and travel costs twice as much as on other river vessels.   |
-|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:hoy2.jpg?100|}}| **Hoys** are large barge-like sailing boats, that are too heavy to be rowed, although they can be manoeuvred  slowly by four large sweeps.  Cost 4500gp. They are used as local merchant vessels along the Hann coastal. It has cabins for 10 passengers, carries 45 tons of cargo and  needs a crew of 10.  |
+|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:hoy2.jpg?100|}}| **Hoys** are large barge-like sailing boats, that are too heavy to be rowed, although they can be manoeuvred  slowly by four large sweeps.  Cost 4500gp. They are used as local merchant vessels along the Hann coastal. It has five small cabins and accommodates up to ten 10 passengers, carries 45 tons of cargo and needs a crew of 10.  |
-|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:hooker3.png?100|}}| **Hookers** are open water fishing boats, that rely  (primarily) on sails, althoughIt can be rowed slowly  by four large sweeps. 3,600 gp.  Hookers deal best with coastal waters and shallow seas, however, they take short trips into deeper waters safely.  It does not carry passengers.  |
+|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:hooker3.png?100|}}| **Hookers** are open water fishing boats, that rely  (primarily) on sails, although it can be rowed slowly  by four large sweeps. 3,600 gp.  Hookers deal best with coastal waters and shallow seas, however, they take short trips into deeper waters safely.  It does not carry passengers.  |
 **[[pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:shipsstats#keelboat|Click here for the Keelboat Technical Description]]**
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 |{{ :pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:pinnace.png?150 |}}| **A Pinnace**  does not have a civilian equivalent and are used as river and harbour patrol boats by the  national navies of Hann.  It is 30ft by 15ft, carries 5 tons of cargo, and costs 1000gp.  It carries a crew of five deckhands, and 10 marines (who double as rowers) It is decked with a low hold, and has a day cabin.  A Pinnace relies on a combination of oars and sail for propulsion.  However, it is little more than a stretched longboat, that carries more sail and has more rowers. |
 |{{  :pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:light_galley4.png?150|}}| **The Light Galley** used by the Hann Navy is roughly 50 feet in length, powered by rowers and a square sail, and is generally used for harbour coastal patrols.  They can make longer voyages, but needs to take on supplies regularly, and are generally accompanied by a sailing vessel.  The Light Galleys is not a comfortable vessel when crossing deep water, and high seas can cause it to sink. \\ \\ **Details:**  Top cruising speed is 60, using sail and the standard complement of 8 rowers, which is sufficient to deal with most coastal vessels, and those entering or leaving harbours.  They can get a short burst of speed (75) by double staffing oars, but that isn't sustainable over any distance. They normally carry a ballista on the foredeck and rely on their complement of 10xmarines to subdue vessels. In times of war, they  carry a larger complement of marines. \\ [[pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:shipsstats#light_galley_military_vessel|Click here for Light Galley specifications]]|
-|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:brigantine.jpg?150|}}| **The Corvette** is a Light Ship, that carries a small battery of Balistae and a complement of Marines.  It is a bit faster and a bit more manoeuvrable than its civilian cousin. \\ \\ Lightly armed merchant ships, which might look similar to a Corvette, are occasionally used as naval messenger vessels, and are known as Sloops-of-War.|
+|{{ :pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:military_cutter.jpg?150 |}}|**The Military Cutter** is a light ship with a single mast, powered primarily by a large gaff sail ate the rear and multiple headsails. It does not have a fore or after deck, and all crew accommodation is below deck - seriously eating into cargo space. It's great boom and bowsprit limit it to carrying eight light ballistae (1x fore, 1x aft and 3x on each side). They need a sailimng crew of 20 and generally carry a complement of 10x Marines.  Cargo = 45 tons.|
+|{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:brigantine.jpg?150|}}| **The Corvette** is a Light Ship, that carries a small battery of Ballistae and a complement of Marines.  It is a bit faster and a bit more manoeuvrable than its civilian cousin. \\ \\ Lightly armed merchant ships, which might look similar to a Corvette, are occasionally used as naval messenger vessels, and are known as Sloops-of-War.|
 |{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:carrack.jpg?150|}}| **The Frigate** is the military equivalent of a Sailing Ship.  Topped out, faster, more manoeuvrable, armed with ballistae and marines. \\ \\ Lightly armed merchant ships, which might look similar to a Frigate, are occasionally used for naval patrol duties, and are known as Armed Mechantmen.  |
 |{{:pathfinder:off-the-shelf:ships_boats:greatgalleon.jpg?150|}}| **A Man-o-War** is a large sailing ship which are commonly employed by navies as flagships for a small fleet - however, they are perfectly capable of operating alone.  They normally built with four masts, and all the upgrades that can be built into a new ship, as well as a cabin for the Commodore.  Then they are fitted with more upgrades, batteries of siege engines and a large detachment of marines.  Some Men-o-War carry over 100 marines.  Great Galleons are normally built as Men-o-War and are significantly more expensive than normal sailing ships.|