Difference between revisions of "Ships"
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Revision as of 02:23, 3 November 2007
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| Ship | Captain | Owner | Base or Area of Operation | Notes |
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| S.S. Albatross | Captain Boneskinner | All pirates "on the account" | Euxine Sea | First mate killed by Leo |
| S.S. Ayesha | Captain Mamun | Ibid. | Nile | |
| S.S. Faqr | Captain Ali | The Bab al-Nasr | The Euxine and Mediterranean | "Faqr" means "Falcon." |
| S.S. Gafliaug | Captain Coldfin, then Reynaldo | Coldfin, then the Byzantine Envoys, then Davey Jones | Eystra Salt | Sunk off Gotland by forces unknown...or are they? |
| S.S. Halcyon | Captain Halcyon | All pirates "on the account" | An island in the Mediterranean | Sunk by the Island Party |
| S.S. Iris | Capt. Eustwice | Capt. Eustwice | Chrysopolis | Free for use by Arben |
| S.S. Kivot | Kolya | Kolya | Chrysopolis | "Kivot" supposedly means "Wobble"; covered in several glyphs against evil characters that cause concussive and cold damage |
| S.S. Lobster Barrel | None | The Danger Gang | Tied to the back of the S.S. Kivot | An iron barrel that doubles as a lobster-shaped submarine for two |
| S.S. Najwan | Captain Abu Bakr | ?? | Red Sea | Shipwrecked on the island of the Donestrae |
| S.S. Strix | Captain Vasilios | ? | Eastern Mediterranean | |
| S.S. Swordfish | Barnacle Bashim | Barnacle Bashim | Somewhere in the Mediterranean | Stolen from Halcyon, adding insult to injury |
| S.S. Valgae Leya | Captain Reynaldo | Byzantine Envoys (although Wong has a larger stake than the others) | Wong's backpack | folds up |
| S.S. Web of Men | Captain Gormfin | ? | Swedish coast | Its name is a kenning for "battle" |
| S.S. Zubenelgenubi (Az Zuban al Janubi) | Captain Dawad al-Rabi | Majid al-Din? | Mediterranean |