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Sirenine wrote:Name:
Dominae caeli pelagique
The Saving Goddess.
Nicknamed: Red Wing by the crew.  
Class: Battleship
Type: Aerial / Nautical: Very fast
Size: 222 meters long, 33meters wide,  and about 80 meters high in the crows nest (tall)
Occupation Limit:  Occupation limits are retarded...
Modern battleships carry huge crews,  a standard Iowa class battleship crews up to 2,000.  
I would say Red Wing an crew 800.   With the ships construction implementing magical methods of engineering,  it's been refined so that Red Wing has a minimalistic crew of 120.
ALL ships have large crews and it's stupid to limit players within >,..,>   Even if it's a small speed boat,  you can still pick a good ten on there.
But whatever, 10 max players sound decent enough? Yes, it's alright. I'm also perfectly alright with even 30 players partying so long as it's not some battle on the sea. Given what mages can do, 30 people fighting each other on one ship would make The Saving Goddess a pile of scrap in just one round. :P
I intend to actually use this thing,  and use it as a roleplaying tool where RP's are set.    A small tavern can be packed with a dozen different players at once,  why can't a ship ;w;
(;_;)

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It's magazine holds 60 emergency rounds of cannonfire and an Iron Lacrima capable of creating new cannonballs out of thin air, with a powder lacrima that generates gunpowder pellets.
It's stockpile holds reserves for 2 weeks on it's own, with a summoning lacrima that can summon chickens, pigs, cows, or fish.  A nature lacrima that generates fruits and vegetables. Have these two lacrima be only effective when near land, minus the fish bit. Though frankly, the summoning almost gives me the feeling that this ship is just stealing food from everyone else around it.  A water lacrima that generates pure drink water, with small sub-lacrimas that can be access to make it generate other beverages.  This water lacrima automatically generates water towards the water stores whenever water is used, meanwhile used water is drained away from the ship. 
The ship is powered by fire and wind lacrimas, but has reserves of coal to be used instead when needed.  This provides propulsion and heating. Spark lacrimas generate a sort of old fashion electricity power throughout the ship,  which provides lighting and other conveniences.
The medical bay is equipped with purification lacrimas at the door that auto-cleanse those that pass that pass through it of toxins and infections,  which means that wounds are already cleaned and ready to be taken care of.   It has a full stock of medicinal herbs and a small nature lacrima capable of growing more to replenish stocks. It has a fully equipped room for surgeries, and the best support equipment money can buy. Or steal, as the case may be. The Medical bay is capable of supporting 10 patients at once for long-term care. That is, there are 10 life support systems and arcane monitors with 10 accompanying beds. Not including the dedicated surgery table.
Red Wing has a dungeon quarters capable of holding sixty or so people,  assuming you pack them into the large-ish cages.  Otherwise there are six large cages. They are sanitary,  but there is no privacy to be had here.
The crew bedchambers,  of which there are six such rooms, hold many bunk beds set where they can fit. There are many more beds than usually used.  There are five hundred small bunks in total. Most are folded out of the way,  and the areas are opened for more space for the smaller crew.
The bedchambers are connected to a single larger room lined with showers.   The dominance of women here mean that the showers are off limits for men from the hours of 6 AM to 8 AM,  then the only time the showers are off limits to women is at 9 AM to 10 AM, and 5 AM to 6 AM.
The dinning hall connected to the large-ish kitchens can hold 50 at once,  but most take their food to the top deck to eat.
Long cannon rooms line the sides of the ship where 15 cannons are lined up.  Two cannons at the end of these halls (each) are raised higher than the others.   These two rooms bend around the front and back of the ship,  taking up the majority of the level but leaving the center open for other things.   Feeding chutes send cannonballs and powder from the Magazine to the cannons.   There are also two cannons on the front of the ship, and two cannons in the back of the ship.
It has a cargo bay for general storage and transported goods, with an additional space large enough for other things to be transported.  It's a fairly big room, and can be accessed in two main ways,   one in which the ship shifts in order to create a large tunnel from the cargo up to the top deck,   walls folding and diverting,  floors swinging,  ect.   The other is from the back of the ship where a large bay can drop open from behind. There are then several personal exits as well.

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Yes, it's alright. I'm also perfectly alright with even 30 players partying so long as it's not some battle on the sea. Given what mages can do, 30 people fighting each other on one ship would make The Saving Goddess a pile of scrap in just one round. :P
~<3


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Have these two lacrima be only effective when near land, minus the fish bit. Though frankly, the summoning almost gives me the feeling that this ship is just stealing food from everyone else around it.  

But... that is the point ;w;  The point of having the lacrima is to sustain itself by generating it's own food,  instead of having an ugly garden or something on it's top deck and without having to raid ports for food.    

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But in all seriousness,  I had meant it as more of a creation thingy,  or taking from magical fantasy realms full of noting but that one substance...

But coming from the stealing perspective of summoning magics...  Hmm.  That gives me an idea for a really piraty summoning engine,  so that the pirate ship doesn't even need to board,  but they sail in close to the victim ship and activate the summoning and their cargo hold fills with the booty XD    That would be a bit much though~


I suppose that the summoning lacrima can provide the food from the storage without having to walk to and from or retrieve stuff manually,  and then when over land the storages replenish themselves by taking from the land.

The idea of a "Loot that shiz" button that the captain can press to loot nearby ships is stalking my brain now XD  









(I'm sorry. Please clarify?)
All ships have a default cannon as expressed in the top of the first post~  I was just restating it to give a little description of it here,  which I see I failed to do.  


(each?)
Yes. All actual ships intended for battle have big broadsides like that.   And this is most definitely supposed to be a legit battleship.

(Give the exact range. You said 200 meters just now. Now you are saying around 500-ish meters here.) 
I meant it to be expressing a maximum,  Aiming it's steepest,  the cannons would only reach about 500-ish meters away from the ship,  factoring gravity.   Meanwhile the 200 was from cannon power alone.
Though I feel cheapish now,   having watched a redneckish person build a scrap cannon that sent a bowling ball roughly a mile and a half to two miles e,..,e
What would you suggest as a most appropriate range for a natural cannon while still limiting it to ranges of this site?
For the time being I just replaced it and gave it a flat number at 500 meters.


s. (Just say for the attacking of smaller ships.)
Eh?   I meant literally aiming down,  to attack from above.  Flying directly overhead in aerial ship to ship combat.



 (Give effective range or maximum cable length)
I didn't do that o-o;    Seems like a big oversight on my part,  sorreh.


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(H-rank is a little strong. I can allow A-rank with some S-rank resistance but H-rank(i.e. Ultimate Spells) are way too strong to be unable to deal with a little ship. Makes me wonder how even a ship like this can be built if you cannot carve its wood.)


The wood is treated with in individual planks,  and then assembled like a puzzle.  The empty ship is then treated to a bath of firesalts- ground fire lacrima mixed with some bonding agents - to give the whole thing a scrub down where the solution bonds with the wood.  In the process,  the individual wood planks are bonded to one another sealing the deal.
But damage is factored in a case by case basis,  not as a whole. Using an H-rank laser beam to carve off a fin isn't going to magically blow the ship up,  just the fin.

I meant the ship itself,  meaning like an H-rank player taking damage.    For example,  an S-rank attack would potentially cremate a D-ranked mage,  (especially if it's an NPC).   But that S-rank attack hitting an H-rank opponent would do significantly less.

I could instead say it is considered user-ranked,  making it S-ranked instead,  meanwhile ships tend to use "x is user ranked" a lot anyway so it wouldn't be so strange.

I'd also just mention that this isn't a "little ship" ^,..,~ ,  but a full battleship meant for years of service in a war~

(Okay, when you are moving to a different sea in Fiore and hence a new thread, the cooldown must be completed in that new thread. Alright?)

Sure.

Sirenine wrote:Name:
Dominae caeli pelagique
The Saving Goddess.
Nicknamed: Red Wing by the crew.  
Class: Battleship
Type: Aerial / Nautical: Very fast
Size: 222 meters long, 33meters wide,  and about 80 meters high in the crows nest (tall)
Occupation Limit:  Occupation limits are retarded...
Modern battleships carry huge crews,  a standard Iowa class battleship crews up to 2,000.  
I would say Red Wing an crew 800.   With the ships construction implementing magical methods of engineering,  it's been refined so that Red Wing has a minimalistic crew of 120.
ALL ships have large crews and it's stupid to limit players within >,..,>   Even if it's a small speed boat,  you can still pack a good ten on there.
But whatevers,   10 max players within a combat topic sound decent enough?
I intend to actually use this thing,  and use it as a roleplaying tool where RP's are set.    A small tavern can be packed with a dozen different players at once,  why can't a ship ;w;

Description:
It's magazine holds 60 emergency rounds of cannonfire and an Iron Lacrima capable of creating new cannonballs out of thin air,   with a powder lacrima that generates gunpowder pellets.
It's stockpile holds reserves for 2 weeks on it's own,   with a summoning lacrima that can summon chickens,  pigs,  cows,  or fish so long as they are near land in general.   The summon conjures the animals up from wherever their natural habitats may be so long as they exist within 30 miles of the ship.   The lacrima automatically summons animals when it needs to.  In the summoning process the animal is slain and prepared,  then stored away in room full if ice lacrimas that deep-freeze them to last.   Similar summoning lacrimas in the kitchen take from this storage and in the process refresh them from their frozen state.
A nature lacrima that generates fruits and vegetables and distributes them throughout the proper storage areas on the ship,  while a similar lacrima takes from the storage and gives to the kitchen.  
A water lacrima that generates pure drink water by taking from the ocean and purifying it for storage while similar lacrimas around water-using stations around the ship take from the storage in kind,  with small sub-lacrimas that can be access to make it generate other beverages.  
This water lacrima automatically generates water towards the water stores whenever water is used,  meanwhile any used water is drained from the ship as water vapor.
The ship is powered by fire and wind lacrimas,  but has reserves of coal to be used instead when needed.  This provides propulsion and heating.   Spark lacrimas generate a sort of old fashion electricity power throughout the ship,  which provides lighting and other conveniences.
The medical bay is equipped with purification lacrimas at the door that auto-cleanse those that pass that pass through it of toxins and infections,  which means that wounds are already cleaned and ready to be taken care of.   
It has a full stock of medicinal herbs and a small nature lacrima capable of actually growing more to replenish stocks,  by summoning seeds from land and storing them away in a compressed state and revitalizing and instantly inducing growth when needed (this also means that fancy rare herbs will require actual travel to obtain before you have seeds for it.   It has a fully equipped room for surgeries,  and the best support equipment money can buy.    Or steal,  as the case may be.   The Medical bay is capable of supporting 10 patients at once for long-term care.  That is,  there are 10 life support systems and arcane monitors with 10 accompanying beds.  Not including the dedicated surgery table.
Red Wing has a dungeon quarters capable of holding sixty or so people,  assuming you pack them into the large-ish cages.  Otherwise there are six large cages.   They are sanitary,  but there is no privacy to be had here.
The crew bedchambers,  of which there are six such rooms,  hold many bunk beds set where they can fit.   There are many more beds than usually used.  There are five hundred small bunks in total.    Most are folded out of the way,  and the areas are opened for more space for the smaller crew.    
The bedchambers are connected to a single larger room lined with showers.   The dominance of women here mean that the showers are off limits for men from the hours of 6 AM to 8 AM,  then the only time the showers are off limits to women is at 9 AM to 10 AM, and 5 AM to 6 AM.
The dinning hall connected to the large-ish kitchens can hold 50 at once,  but most take their food to the top deck to eat.
Long cannon rooms line the sides of the ship where 15 cannons are lined up.  Two cannons at the end of these halls (each) are raised higher than the others.   These two rooms bend around the front and back of the ship,  taking up the majority of the level but leaving the center open for other things.   Feeding chutes send cannonballs and powder from the Magazine to the cannons.   There are also two cannons on the front of the ship, and two cannons in the back of the ship.
It has a cargo bay for general storage and transported goods,   with an additional space large enough for other things to be transported.  It's a fairly big room,   and can be accessed in two main ways,   one in which the ship shifts in order to create a large tunnel from the cargo up to the top deck,   walls folding and diverting,  floors swinging,  ect.   The other is from the back of the ship where a large bay can drop open from behind.   There are then several personal exits as well.
This cargo bay has a rotating dial on one wall near the main doors where you can insert a command to toggle the cargo bay into a Treasure Room,  where the main treasure is stored (Captain only),  or a Hangar.  In the Hangar,  any crew member who has a sufficiently sized Personal Craft can store it in here and take off through the rear or forward exits.



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TacticalFallacy wrote:Wholely approved. Now for the pricing, while battleships would be of 500k-800k, it's the first time I have one this advanced and decked out with the latest and most mind-blowing tech. Thus, I will be looking at this at the price range of a guild ship and after a little thought, I wanted to put it at the extreme end, but I'll put it at 1.5 million jewels instead, given that it is not a guild ship in the first place anyway.

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Sirenine wrote:Name:
Dominae caeli pelagique
The Saving Goddess.
Nicknamed: Red Wing by the crew.  
Class: Battleship
Type: Aerial / Nautical: Very fast
Size: 222 meters long, 33meters wide,  and about 80 meters high in the crows nest (tall)
Occupation Limit:  Occupation limits are retarded...
Modern battleships carry huge crews,  a standard Iowa class battleship crews up to 2,000.  
I would say Red Wing an crew 800.   With the ships construction implementing magical methods of engineering,  it's been refined so that Red Wing has a minimalistic crew of 120.
ALL ships have large crews and it's stupid to limit players within >,..,>   Even if it's a small speed boat,  you can still pack a good ten on there.
But whatevers,   10 max players within a combat topic sound decent enough?
I intend to actually use this thing,  and use it as a roleplaying tool where RP's are set.    A small tavern can be packed with a dozen different players at once,  why can't a ship ;w;

Description:
It's magazine holds 60 emergency rounds of cannonfire and an Iron Lacrima capable of creating new cannonballs out of thin air,   with a powder lacrima that generates gunpowder pellets.
It's stockpile holds reserves for 2 weeks on it's own,   with a summoning lacrima that can summon chickens,  pigs,  cows,  or fish so long as they are near land in general.   The summon conjures the animals up from wherever their natural habitats may be so long as they exist within 30 miles of the ship.   The lacrima automatically summons animals when it needs to.  In the summoning process the animal is slain and prepared,  then stored away in room full if ice lacrimas that deep-freeze them to last.   Similar summoning lacrimas in the kitchen take from this storage and in the process refresh them from their frozen state.
A nature lacrima that generates fruits and vegetables and distributes them throughout the proper storage areas on the ship,  while a similar lacrima takes from the storage and gives to the kitchen.  
A water lacrima that generates pure drink water by taking from the ocean and purifying it for storage while similar lacrimas around water-using stations around the ship take from the storage in kind,  with small sub-lacrimas that can be access to make it generate other beverages.  
This water lacrima automatically generates water towards the water stores whenever water is used,  meanwhile any used water is drained from the ship as water vapor.
The ship is powered by fire and wind lacrimas,  but has reserves of coal to be used instead when needed.  This provides propulsion and heating.   Spark lacrimas generate a sort of old fashion electricity power throughout the ship,  which provides lighting and other conveniences.
The medical bay is equipped with purification lacrimas at the door that auto-cleanse those that pass that pass through it of toxins and infections,  which means that wounds are already cleaned and ready to be taken care of.   
It has a full stock of medicinal herbs and a small nature lacrima capable of actually growing more to replenish stocks,  by summoning seeds from land and storing them away in a compressed state and revitalizing and instantly inducing growth when needed (this also means that fancy rare herbs will require actual travel to obtain before you have seeds for it.   It has a fully equipped room for surgeries,  and the best support equipment money can buy.    Or steal,  as the case may be.   The Medical bay is capable of supporting 10 patients at once for long-term care.  That is,  there are 10 life support systems and arcane monitors with 10 accompanying beds.  Not including the dedicated surgery table.
Red Wing has a dungeon quarters capable of holding sixty or so people,  assuming you pack them into the large-ish cages.  Otherwise there are six large cages.   They are sanitary,  but there is no privacy to be had here.
The crew bedchambers,  of which there are six such rooms,  hold many bunk beds set where they can fit.   There are many more beds than usually used.  There are five hundred small bunks in total.    Most are folded out of the way,  and the areas are opened for more space for the smaller crew.    
The bedchambers are connected to a single larger room lined with showers.   The dominance of women here mean that the showers are off limits for men from the hours of 6 AM to 8 AM,  then the only time the showers are off limits to women is at 9 AM to 10 AM, and 5 AM to 6 AM.
The dinning hall connected to the large-ish kitchens can hold 50 at once,  but most take their food to the top deck to eat.
Long cannon rooms line the sides of the ship where 15 cannons are lined up.  Two cannons at the end of these halls (each) are raised higher than the others.   These two rooms bend around the front and back of the ship,  taking up the majority of the level but leaving the center open for other things.   Feeding chutes send cannonballs and powder from the Magazine to the cannons.   There are also two cannons on the front of the ship, and two cannons in the back of the ship.
It has a cargo bay for general storage and transported goods,   with an additional space large enough for other things to be transported.  It's a fairly big room,   and can be accessed in two main ways,   one in which the ship shifts in order to create a large tunnel from the cargo up to the top deck,   walls folding and diverting,  floors swinging,  ect.   The other is from the back of the ship where a large bay can drop open from behind.   There are then several personal exits as well.
This cargo bay has a rotating dial on one wall near the main doors where you can insert a command to toggle the cargo bay into a Treasure Room,  where the main treasure is stored (Captain only),  or a Hangar.  In the Hangar,  any crew member who has a sufficiently sized Personal Craft can store it in here and take off through the rear or forward exits.



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the Cupboard:

DelvicGrimoire wrote:Name: The Cupboard
Class: Personal
Type: Nautical-Slow
Size: 12' long x 5' wide x 4' in the cabin
Occupation Limit: 3 (1 Comfortably)
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the Cupboard:

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DelvicGrimoire wrote:Scratch my old one I'll just buy the "Standard Boat"

TsukinoUsagiChan wrote:one standard boat please

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Kihia wrote:Name: Ikarones
Class: Personal
Type: Nautical/Aerial
Size: 16 Meters Long, Four-Seven meters Wide, Four to Eight Meters Tall
Occupation Limit:  5
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It is mainly white in color, with blue lines in accents going along the sides and top. And on the sides, the lines end near the front with a snake head referencing Team Serpent Soul.

Kyll Vie wrote:

Kihia wrote:Name: Ikarones
Class: Personal
Type: Nautical/Aerial
Size: 16 Meters Long, Four-Seven meters Wide, Four to Eight Meters Tall
Occupation Limit:  5
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It is mainly white in color, with blue lines in accents going along the sides and top. And on the sides, the lines end near the front with a snake head referencing Team Serpent Soul.

Priced at 800k jewel

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