Galleon
Overview
A Galleon is a larger type of Boat. It is much more expensive but may be armed with Cannons, damaged in battle but also repaired with the right materials and crafting skills. The cargo hold of a galleon may hold a massive 12,000 stones of weight (or 125 items, whichever comes first). Commodity Deeds can also be used on the hold. A character may only have one galleon or boat (aside from a rowboat) deployed at any time.
As galleons are the only type of ship which may be armed with cannons, they are invaluable when fighting other ships, a Osiredon the Scalis Enforcer or Corgul the Soulbinder.
Galleons may be painted with Boat Paint in a variety of colors. When first placed in the water, the character is given a pair of Ship Recall Runes. Recovery of lost ships has been made available with Publish 85 and the newly introduced Lighthouses (house addons).
Galleon Types
There are four types of Galleon:
- Tokuno Ship - an Asian-themed galleon, may be purchased from the shipwright in Sea Market.
- Gargoyle Ship - a Gargish-themed galleon, may be purchased from the shipwright in Sea Market.
- Orc Ship - an Orcish-themed galleon that may be obtained as a reward from completing certain Professional Bountyhunter Quests.
- Britannian Ship - A Britannian-themed galleon, the largest ship on the water, available as a hyper-expensive Cooperative Collection reward. It can also be obtained through uogamecodes.
| Ship Type | Hold Size | Cannon Mounts | Cannon Damage | Turn Delay | Drift Speed | Durability | Cost | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gargoyle Ship | 12,000 Stones | 7 | 100% | 1 | 2 | 140,000 | 200,002 GP | |
| Orc Ship | 14,000 Stones | 7 | 150% | 2 | 2 | 100,000 | Quest Reward | |
| Tokuno Ship | 16,000 Stones | 5 | 100% | 3 | 2 | 100,000 | 150,002 GP | +1 Fishing skill |
| Britannian Ship | 28,000 Stones | 9 | ? | ? | 2 | 200,000 | Cooperative Collection reward (can also be obtained through uogamecodes) |
Two House Addons may be placed on quarterdeck |
See also
- Ask & Answer No. 9: developer Phoenix: official numbers for durability of the bigger ships, also stating that all ships have the same movement speed.