A nastier surprise, though, would be rats.
Sometimes the crew may NOT be missing, and instead the ghost ship was a facade for an ambush for any investigating parties on board, a nasty surprise. Sometimes, they could just be regular ghost ships, holds still full of cargo and crew missing. These ships are encountered on the open seas and fly a tattered flag of the country they dutifully served before meeting their horrid fate as ghost ships, doomed to roam the ocean with no way of returning home.
Ghost Ship Pirates => Captain!!! It's a trap!! There are pirates on board and they will try to board us! Be careful!. Ghost Ship Treasure => This is our lucky day, Captain! We found a treasure map in the captain's cabin!. Ghost Ship Gold => This is our lucky day, Captain! We found 200 doubloons in the captain's cabin!. Ghost Ship Empty => Ghost ships! Nothing but cockroaches on board, Captain! The ship is completely empty, all we can do is scrap it!. Ghost Ship Disease => Oh no Captain!!! The ship is full of plague rats! Five of our boys got sick and we had to throw them overboard. „Captain! There's a mysterious ship on the horizon. They can be a boon or a bomb of plague or ambushing pirates. The Spanish, Dutch & Portugese used "High Castle" Setup For more Cargo, Guns and Crew space which became the Man'o'war in later years.Abandoned ships are, well, abandoned ships, in horrible condition(no sails, tiniest sliver of hull points). The French& English used a "Razed" setup made for Speed and maneuverability which became the Frigate in later years. The Jack-of-all-trades of the Age of Sail, all European Powers used them with some Different Perks Numbers in brackets in table are for fully upgraded ship. 
The The Silhouette is a Premium Galleon Table describing Galleons There are Civilian and Military versions.Ĭomparing Millitary(left) and Civilian(right&back) Galleon These pot-bellied Spanish merchant ships are massive cargo haulers with thick hulls and heavy sails to compensate for their slow speed and low maneuverability.
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