Uncharted Waters Origin Ships and Ship Building

Uncharted Waters Origin Ships and Ship Building

What you need to know in order to build the ships you want.

There are many ships in the game. You can find out a lot of details about most of the ships from the blueprints section. I’ve copied some data from there into the table below for ease of reference. I’m ignoring the special ships in this guide, but do cover both eastern and western ships.

Additionally, the captain’s cabin of every ship provides a large bonus to some stat that varies by ship. All ships give a 10% bonus to your supply stat, plus a numerical bonus to some other stat. The Korean wiki lists all of them, but Google can’t translate some of the names, so I’ve verified the stat bonus for many low grade ships myself so that I can see the proper translation of the ones that Google can’t handle.

ship	rank	side	field	combat	bonus	val
Tallette	1	west	trade	ram	Purchasing	900
Barque	1	west	adven	artillery	Nature	900
Hansa Cog	1	west	combat	melee	Melee	900
Budgerow	1	east	adven	support	Supply	900
Brigantine	2	west	combat	melee	Melee	1300
Cog Redonda	2	west	trade	ram	Purchasing	1200
Cog Latina	2	west	trade	artillery	Sales	1200
Light Proa	2	east	adven	support	Nature	1200
Caravel Latina	3	west	trade	artillery	Sales	1400
Caravel Redonda	3	west	trade	ram	Purchasing	1400
Light Galley	3	west	combat	melee	Melee	1400
Kohaya	3	east	combat	melee	Melee	1400
Sloop	4	west	adven	support	Supply	1500
Felucca	4	west	trade	ram	Sales	1500
La Pinta	4	west	combat	melee	Melee	1600
Sampan	4	east	trade	support	Purchasing	1500
Cutter	5	west	combat	melee	Melee	1800
Pinnace	5	west	combat	ram	Ramming	1800
Fluyt	5	west	combat	ram	Ramming	1800
Proa	5	east	adven	support	Nature	1700
Zouge	5	east	combat	ram	Ramming	1800
Nao	6	west	trade	ram	Sales	1900
Galley	6	west	combat	melee	Melee	2000
Sambuk	6	west	adven	support	Supply	1900
Dhow	6	east	adven	support	Aesthetics	1900
Maengseon	6	east	combat	artillery	Artillery	2000
Schooner	7	west	adven	support	Nature	2000
Heavy Galley	7	west	combat	melee	Melee	2100
Heavy Caravel	7	west	trade	ram	Purchasing	2000
Tanjaq	7	east	combat	melee	Melee	2100
Light Sha-chuan	7	east	combat	ram	Ramming	2100
Carrack	8	west	trade	artillery	Sales	2200
Xebec	8	west	adven	ram	Nature	2200
Frigate	8	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	2300
Karakoa	8	east	combat	melee	Melee	2300
Joseon Charging Ship	8	east	combat	ram	Ramming	2300
Buss	9	west	trade	artillery	Purchasing	2300
Galleon	9	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	2500
Victoria	9	west	adven	support	Nature	2300
Fu Ship	9	east	trade	melee	Sales	2300
Jounseon	9	east	combat	ram	Ramming	2500
Ottoman Galley	10	west	combat	melee	Melee	2700
De Sperwer	10	west	trade	support	Purchasing	2500
Mayflower	10	west	trade	artillery	Sales	2500
Sha-chuan	10	east	combat	ram	Ramming	2700
Sekifune	10	east	combat	melee	Melee	2700
Corvette	11	west	combat	ram	Ramming	2800
Esmeralda	11	west	adven	artillery	Nature	2700
Roman Galley	11	west	combat	melee	Melee	2700
Byungseon	11	east	combat	melee	Melee	2800
Tuham	11	east	combat	melee	Melee	2800
Flanders Galley	12	west	combat	melee	Melee	3000
Santa Maria	12	west	adven	support	Nature	2800
Saint Gabriel	12	west	adven	support	Aesthetics	2800
Hainan Ship	12	east	trade	support	Purchasing	2800
Flatbed Ship	12	east	combat	artillery	Artillery	3000

List of ships (continued)

ship	rank	side	field	combat	bonus	val
La Reale	13	west	combat	melee	Melee	3200
Heavy Carrack	13	west	trade	artillery	Sales	3000
Large Schooner	13	west	adven	support	Nature	3000
Red Seal Ship	13	east	adven	support	Aesthetics	3000
Nujeon Ship	13	east	combat	ram	Ramming	3200
Large Galleon	14	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	3400
Santa Catarina	14	west	trade	support	Sales	3100
Prins Willem	14	west	combat	melee	Melee	3400
Lorcha	14	east	adven	support	Nature	3100
Araki Ship	14	east	trade	support	Purchasing	3100
Galleass	15	west	combat	melee	Melee	3500
Quebec	15	west	adven	support	Nature	3300
Razee Frigate	15	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	3500
Large Sekifune	15	east	combat	melee	Melee	3300
Dan	15	east	trade	support	Sales	3300
Large Frigate	16	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	3700
Golden Hind	16	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	3700
Bermuda Sloop	16	west	advent	support	Supply	3400
Junk	16	east	trade	support	Trade?	3400
Higaki-Kaisen	16	east	trade	support	Sales	3400
Long Schooner	17	west	adventure	support	Supply	3600
Neapolitan Galleass	17	west	combat	melee	Melee	3900
Nordic Galleon	17	west	combat	artillery	Artillery	3600
Atakebune	17	east	combat	melee	Melee	3900
Full Ship	17	east	trade	support	Sales	3900

There are no ships with a captain’s cabin that give a statistical bonus to support, scouting, trade, or negotiation. Combat ships always give a bonus to their combat type. Adventuring ships usually give a bonus to nature, though there are three each that give a bonus to supply or aesthetics.

Ship grade data

Apart from grade 1 ships, all ships have level requirements in order to use the ship. The ship has a much higher level requirement for the ship type (i.e., adventuring, trade, or combat) than for the other two levels. The level requirement is for a ship’s captain, not for other mates on the ship.

If a ship’s captain does not meet the level requirements, you can still use the ship, but the ship’s stats will be decreased by 5% for each level requirement not met. You’ll likely want to use some medium grade ships for quite a while while missing the high level requirement, but the other two are much easier to meet. Here’s a table of level requirements by ship grade.

In order to build any ship, you must have a sufficiently high shipbuilding level. For the low grades, I’ve listed the amount of experience required to advance from one shipbuilding level to the next. I’ve only been able to see it so far for the low ranks. Your shipbuilding level is tracked separately for eastern and western ships.

I’ve also listed the amount of experience that you gain from building a ship. You gain this much per ship, until the ship blueprint level reaches 20. At that point, experience per ship drops to 10% of the original. You gain double experience the first time you build a particular type of ship.Finally, I have listed the time required to build each ship, in minutes.

grade	main lv	other lv	exper	level up	minutes
1	1	1	15	30	10
2	4	2	30	110	40
3	8	4	60	150	80
4	11	6	120	230	147
5	16	8	180	1500	250
6	31	16	250	2250	350
7	33	17	450	4500	490
8	35	18	500	5630	700
9	37	19	750	9000	900
10	39	20	800	10500	1200
11	41	21	1300	17500	1400
12	43	22	2000	26800	2000
13	45	23	2600	37400	2400
14	50	25	3600	52500	2650
15	54	27	4800	72000	2980
16	58	29	6100	94000	3660
17	62	31	–	125000	4110

Materials

Building a ship requires materials, blueprints, and ducats. You must also be at a shipyard that can build the particular type of ship that you want. The blueprints section has a map pin marker that will show you the locations where each ship can be built, so I won’t replicate that here. It takes 10 blueprints to build a ship, but I don’t focus on how to get them here.

I will, however, list the materials required to build each ship. The materials always require one keel, as well as some wood, masts, and gun ports, with only the exception that grade 1 ships skip the masts and gun ports. I’ll list the quantities first, then come back to what the materials are and how to get them.

grade	keel	wood	mast	gun
1	small	30	0	0
2	small	80	40	20
3	small	40	20	10
4	small	140	70	30
5	medium	60	30	10
6	medium	70	40	20
7	medium	70	30	20
8	medium	80	40	20
9	medium	80	40	20
10	medium	90	40	20
11	medium	80	40	20
12	medium	160	80	40
13	large	100	50	25
14	large	120	60	30
15	large	120	60	30
16	large	120	60	30
17	large	120	60	30

The materials required vary by ship. For grades 1-4, that is, the small ships, the materials are purchasable in unlimited quantities and in many shipyards. Furthermore, you can buy the blueprints for those ships in unlimited quantities in any shipyard that can build them. For this reason, when trying to level your shipbuilding level, it’s usually best to max your blueprint level in all ships of grades 1-4, at least apart from the golden ships for which you can’t buy the blueprints.

Grades 1-2 require cedar wood, cedar wood masts, and training gun ports. Grades 3-4 require spruce wood, spruce wood masts, and small gun ports.

Materials for most higher grade ships can be purchased in various ports. It generally requires some amount of investment in order to unlock the ability to purchase the parts. Even one the investment is done, you can only purchase a limited amount of each material per port per week. Besides the keel, the other three materials for a given ship grade can be purchased in the same ports.

For each set of materials, I’ll give a table with the required investment to unlock a part (in millions of ducats), the price per item to buy it once it is unlocked, and the quantity that you can buy per week.I’ll also list the ports where you can buy the items. I know the English names for all ports in Europe or northern Africa, but Google translate botches names of some others, so there is some uncertainty for some of the ports.

First of all, the medium keels require military investment rank 2 in order to purchase. Once that is done, they cost 1.24 million ducats each, and can be purchased in London, Amsterdam, Lisboa, Seville, Constantinople, Abidjan, and Santo Domingo. That is, all of the starting capital cities, plus two other ports.

Grades 5-6 require pine wood, pine masts, and medium gun ports. These are available in London, Amsterdam, Lisboa, Seville, Constantinople, Candia, Bremen, Ceuta, Edinburgh, Casablanca, Abidjan, Luanda, Santo Domingo, and Port Royal.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	0.5	1	1.5
price	11	21	42
quantity	30	15	5

Grades 7-8 require alder wood, alder wood masts, and improved medium gun ports. These are available in Syracuse, Bergen, Timbuktu, Rio de Janiero, Buenos Aires, Mozambique, Massawa, Baghdad, and Kozhikode.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	1	2	3
price	20	40	80
quantity	40	20	10

Grades 9-10 require beech wood, beech wood masts, and enhanced medium gun ports. These are available in Copenhagen, Beirut, Cape Town, Valparaiso, Lima, Suez, Malacca, and Jayakarta. Gun ports require military investment level 4 in the port to unlock rather than personal investment.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	8	10	*
price	42	84	168
quantity	20	10	5

Grades 11-12 require rosewood, rosewood masts, and special enhanced medium gun ports. These are available in Venice, Nassau, Porlamar, Merida, Copiapo, Tumbes, Kolkata, Pasay, Palembang, and Manila. Gun ports require military investment level 7 in the port to unlock rather than personal investment.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	30	40	*
price	76	152	304
quantity	20	10	5

Grade 13 requires teak wood, teak wood masts, and large gun ports. These are available in Lubeck, Marseille, Trujillo, Banjarmasin, Pangkal Pinang, Ushuaia, Natal, Cohasset, and Pondicherry.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	80	100	120
price	364	727	1453
quantity	16	8	4

Grade 14 requires walnut wood, walnut wood masts, and improved large gun ports. These are available in Kokkola, Veracruz, Panama, Hanoi, Okinawa, Ceuta, Nantes, Timbuktu, Karibib, and Jeddah. The port name for Okinawa is likely wrong, but it’s something on that island.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	180	210	240
price	398	796	1591
quantity	12	6	3

Grade 15 requires ebony wood, ebony wood masts, and enhanced large gun ports. These are available in Hobe, Baghdad, Pinjarra, Ohlone, and Southside.

	wood	mast	gun
investment	280	320	360
price	?	?	?
quantity	12	6	3

You can also buy 1 large keel per week in Southside. It requires admiral level 8.

Grade 16 ships require enhanced cedar wood, enhanced cedar wood masts, and special large gun ports. Grade 17 ships require enhanced spruce wood, enhanced spruce wood masts, and special improved large gun ports. These don’t yet seem to be available to buy anywhere in the game.

Cabins

Every ship has several cabins. All ships have a captain’s cabin, as discussed earlier. In addition to that, there are five different types of cabins. For lack of an in-game name, I’ll call them A, B, C, D, and E. Types A, B, and C allow you to assign a mate to the cabin, in addition to giving some stat bonuses. Types D and E only give stat bonuses, but do not allow you to assign any mate.

There are two major benefits to assigning mates to cabins. One is that it makes the mate active so that he’ll gain experience from the various things that cause you to gain experience as you play the game. The other is that it adds the mate’s personal stats to the ship stats, as well as making his skills available to the ship. For adventuring and trade stats and skills, this generally makes them available to the entire fleet. Combat stats and skills are specific to the ship.

All assignable cabins have some stat rates for adventuring, trade, and combat mates. These are multiplied by a mate’s corresponding type when the mate is assigned to a cabin. You usually want to switch cabins from the default to something that gives 100% for some type of mate, and then assign that type of mate to the cabin.

It’s important to understand that the rate is by type of mate, not by skill. For example, a medium rowing cabin is rated at 100% adventuring, 50% trade, 50% combat. An adventuring mate will apply his full stats of all types, including trade and combat, to the ship. A trade mate will only provide 50% of his stats to the ship, even adventuring. Thus, for this type of cabin, an adventuring mate is likely to contribute higher trade stats than a trade mate of the same grade.

Some cabins are available from the start, while others are available only after you increase your blueprint or understanding level for a ship far enough. I list cabins available from the start as A, B, C, D, or E, and then those that require higher blueprint or understanding level as B+, C+, D+, and E+. The number of cabins per ship, by ship grade:

grade	A	B	B+	C	C+	D	D+	E	E+
1	2	0	0	2	0	0	2	0	1
2	2	0	1	2	0	1	1	0	1
3	2	0	1	2	0	1	1	0	1
4	2	0	1	2	0	1	1	0	1
5	2	1	0	3	0	1	2	1	0
6	2	1	0	2	1	1	2	1	0
7	2	1	0	3	0	1	2	1	0
8	2	1	0	2	1	1	2	1	0
9	2	1	0	3	0	1	2	1	0
10	2	1	0	2	1	1	2	1	0
11	2	1	0	2	1	1	2	1	0
12	2	1	0	2	1	1	2	1	0
13	2	2	0	2	1	2	1	1	1
14	2	2	0	2	1	2	1	1	1
15	2	2	0	2	1	2	1	1	1
16	2	2	0	2	1	2	1	1	1
17	2	2	0	2	1	2	1	1	1

As you can see, the number of cabins tends to increase as the ship size does. However, grades 5, 7, and 9 have more assignable cabins at blueprint and understanding level 1 than the other medium ships do. Grade 11 does not do this. But this does mean that you might not want to be in a hurry to upgrade by a single grade and lose an assignable cabin.

Type B and C cabins have the same options regardless of ship grade, at least up to grade 8. The other cabin types of different options depending on whether you have a small or medium ship. They’re analogous options, but the medium ship options give higher stats.

You can change the cabins from among various options for each type. Changing a cabin on one ship changes all cabins for the same type of ship. For example, if you change a schooner’s old aide’s cabin to an accounting room, that will change the corresponding cabin for all schooners that you have or will build in the future. Schooners have three type C cabins, however, so each of those three must be changed independently.

It typically costs about 10k ducats per ship grade to change a cabin on a small ship, or 100k ducats per ship grade for a medium ship. The exception is that some options for type A cabins cost 10 blue gems per ship grade for a small ship or 20 blue gems per ship grade for a medium ship. Large ships are probably more expensive in both cases, but I haven’t yet seen the price tags.

For type A cabins, the options available depend on whether the ship is an adventuring, trade, or combat ship. Old rudder and old deck are available on all ship types, but the other options all have stat rates of 100%/50%/50%, and cabins with a stat rate of 100% on some mate type are only available for ships of the corresponding type.

I have a list of cabins recorded, but it’s going to be some work to copy it here, so I’ll stop here for now.

Cabins (continued)

For small ships, the type A cabins are:

ship type	cabin type	adv	trade	combat	price	effect
all	Old Rudder	70	70	70	ducats	+3% ramming
all	Old Deck	70	70	70	ducats	+3% melee, +2% scouting
adventure	Small Ice Breaking Enhancement Room	100	50	50	blue gems	+3 ice breaking
adventure	Small Seaworthiness Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+1 seaworthiness
adventure	Small Momentum Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+3 momentum
adventure	Small Rowing Cabin	100	50	50	ducats	+3 rowing
adventure	Small Luggage Management Room	100	50	50	ducats	-1% supplies cost
adventure	Small (adventure skill) Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+3% adventure skill
trade	Small Supply Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+3 load capacity
trade	Small (trade skill) Strategy Lab	50	100	50	blue gems	+3% trade skill
trade	Small (goods type) Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+5% goods type purchase quantity
combat	Small Disguise Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+5 additional ram attack, +1% additional ram critical chance
combat	Small Weapon Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+5 additional melee attack, +1% additional melee critical chance
combat	Small Ammo Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+5 additional artillery attack, +1% additional artillery critical chance
combat	Small Enhancement Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional repair recovery
combat	Small Crew Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+4 max crew
combat	Small Lounge Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+5 additional medical recovery
combat	Small Banquet Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+5 additional mobility, +3 additional mobility recovery
combat	Small (combat skill) Lab	50	50	100	blue gems	+3% combat skill

For medium ships, the type A cabins available are:

ship type	cabin type	adv	trade	combat	price	effect
all	Old Rudder	70	70	70	ducats	+6% ramming
all	Old Deck	70	70	70	ducats	+6% melee, +4% scouting
adventure	Medium Ice Breaking Enhancement Room	100	50	50	blue gems	+5 ice breaking
adventure	Medium Seaworthiness Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+2 seaworthiness
adventure	Medium Momentum Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+5 momentum
adventure	Medium Rowing Cabin	100	50	50	ducats	+5 rowing
adventure	Medium Luggage Management Room	100	50	50	ducats	-2% supplies cost
adventure	Medium (adventure skill) Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+6% adventure skill
trade	Medium Supply Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+5 load capacity
trade	Medium (trade skill) Strategy Lab	50	100	50	blue gems	+6% trade skill
trade	Medium (goods type) Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+8% goods type purchase quantity
combat	Medium Disguise Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional ram attack, +2% additional ram critical chance
combat	Medium Weapon Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional melee attack, +2% additional melee critical chance
combat	Medium Ammo Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional artillery attack, +2% additional artillery critical chance
combat	Medium Enhancement Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional repair recovery
combat	Medium Crew Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+8 max crew
combat	Medium Lounge Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional medical recovery
combat	Medium Banquet Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+10 additional mobility, +5 additional mobility recovery
combat	Medium (combat skill) Lab	50	50	100	blue gems	+6% combat skill

Note that I’ve bunched some together to save table space. For example, “Small (adventure skill) Lab” covers “Small Nature Lab”, “Small Aesthetics Lab”, “Small Scouting Lab”, and “Small Supply Lab”, which are four separate cabins that each increase one stat. There are analogous cabins for the other skill types. Similarly, “Small (goods type) Management Room” has 20 separate cabins, one for each type of goods in the game.

The default is either Old Rudder or Old Deck, the only two that don’t count 100% stats for any mate type, so you’ll probably want to change that.

Cabins (continued 2)

For large ships, the type A cabins available are:

ship type	cabin type	adv	trade	combat	price	effect
all	Rudder	90	90	90	ducats	+10% ramming
all	Deck	90	90	90	ducats	+10% melee, +6% scouting
adventure	Large Ice Breaking Enhancement Room	100	50	50	blue gems	+7 ice breaking
adventure	Large Seaworthiness Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+3 seaworthiness
adventure	Large Momentum Enhancement Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+7 momentum
adventure	Large Rowing Cabin	100	50	50	ducats	+7 rowing
adventure	Large Luggage Management Room	100	50	50	ducats	-3% supplies cost
adventure	Large (adventure skill) Lab	100	50	50	blue gems	+10% adventure skill
trade	Large Supply Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+7 load capacity
trade	Large (trade skill) Strategy Lab	50	100	50	blue gems	+10% trade skill
trade	Large (goods type) Management Room	50	100	50	ducats	+10% goods type purchase quantity
combat	Large Disguise Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional ram attack, +3% additional ram critical chance
combat	Large Weapon Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional melee attack, +3% additional melee critical chance
combat	Large Ammo Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional artillery attack, +3% additional artillery critical chance
combat	Large Enhancement Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+20 additional repair recovery
combat	Large Crew Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+12 max crew
combat	Large Lounge Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional medical recovery
combat	Large Banquet Management Room	50	50	100	ducats	+15 additional mobility, +7 additional mobility recovery
combat	Large (combat skill) Lab	50	50	100	blue gems	+10% combat skill

For ships up to (and including) grade 10, the type B cabins are:

cabin type	adv	trade	combat	effect
Old Mast	70	70	70	+5% scouting
Old Crow’s Nest	100	50	70	+3% scouting, +2% artillery
Mast	80	80	80	+8% scouting
Crow’s Nest	100	60	80	+6% scouting, +4% artillery

The default is Old Mast, which is terrible, so you’ll presumably want to change it. For grade 11 or 12, the options are the same, except that, you cannot switch to either of the “old” types. Not that you’d want to anyway.

For large ships, the type B cabins are:

cabin type	adv	trade	combat	effect
Mast	90	90	90	+13% scouting
Crow’s Nest	100	70	90	+10% scouting, +6% artillery

That’s the same name as the small and medium cabins, but with better stat bonuses. You’ll start with one of each, but can pay to switch.

For ships up to (and including) grade 10, the type C cabins are:

cabin type	adv	trade	combat	effect
Old Aide’s Cabin	70	70	70	+3% negotiation, +2% trade
Old Infirmary	70	70	70	+3% support
Old Recreation Room	70	70	70	+3% support, +2% supply
Old Chapel	70	70	70	+5% supply
Old Personal Quarters	70	70	70	+3% support, +2% melee
Old Measuring Room	70	70	70	+3% scouting, +2% artillery
Old Kitchen	70	70	70	+3% supply, +2% support
Old Strategy Room	70	70	70	+3% scouting, +2% negotiation
Old Livestock Pen	70	70	70	+5% supply
Old Library	100	60	60	+3% aesthetics
Old Laboratory	100	60	60	+3% nature
Old Lumber Storage	100	50	70	+3% support
Old Accounting Room	60	100	60	+3% purchasing, +2% sales
Old Marine Barracks	70	50	100	+5% melee
Old Training Room	70	50	100	+3% melee, +2% support
Old Gun Port	70	50	100	+3% artillery
Aide’s Cabin	80	80	80	+6% negotiation, +4% trade
Infirmary	80	80	80	+6% support
Recreation Room	80	80	80	+6% support, +4% supply
Chapel	80	80	80	+8% supply
Personal Quarters	80	80	80	+6% support, +4% melee
Measuring Room	80	80	80	+6% scouting, +4% artillery
Kitchen	80	80	80	+6% supply, +4% support
Strategy Room	80	80	80	+6% scouting, +4% negotiation
Livestock Pen	80	80	80	+8% supply
Library	100	70	70	+6% aesthetics
Laboratory	100	70	70	+6% nature
Lumber Storage	100	60	80	+6% support
Accounting Room	70	100	70	+6% purchasing, +4% sales
Marine Barracks	80	60	100	+8% melee
Training Room	80	60	100	+6% melee, +4% support
Gun Port	80	60	100	+6% artillery

The default is always various “old” cabin types, so you’ll generally want to change that, as they all have a clear upgrade. For grade 11 or higher, you cannot switch to any of the “old” types. Not that you’d want to even if you could.

Cabins (continued 3)

For large ships, the type C cabins are:

cabin type	adv	trade	combat	effect
Aide’s Cabin	90	90	90	+10% negotiation, +6% trade
Infirmary	90	90	90	+10% support
Recreation Room	90	90	90	+10% support, +6% supply
Chapel	90	90	90	+13% supply
Personal Quarters	90	90	90	+10% support, +6% melee
Measuring Room	90	90	90	+10% scouting, +6% artillery
Kitchen	90	90	90	+10% supply, +6% support
Strategy Room	90	90	90	+10% scouting, +6% negotiation
Livestock Pen	90	90	90	+13% supply
Library	100	80	80	+10% aesthetics
Laboratory	100	80	80	+10% nature
Lumber Storage	100	70	90	+10% support
Accounting Room	80	100	80	+10% purchasing, +6% sales
Marine Barracks	90	70	100	+13% melee
Training Room	90	70	100	+10% melee, +6% support
Gun Port	90	70	100	+10% artillery

As with B cabins, those are the same names as for smaller ships, but with better stats. And this time, you’ll start with useful cabins, rather than the junk “old” cabins.

Type D cabins are not assignable, so they don’t have mate skill rates. The options for small ships are:

cabin type	effect
Old Small Supply Storage	+3 load capacity
Old Small Weapon Storage	+5 additional melee attack
Old Small Ammo Storage	+5 additional artillery attack
Old Small Concealed Storage	+5 additional ram attack
Old Small Enhanced Storage	+9 additional repair recovery
Old Small Luggage Storage	-1% supplies cost
Old Small (goods type) Storage	+5% (goods type) purchase quantity

For medium ships, the options are:

cabin type	effect
Medium Supply Storage	+8 load capacity
Medium Weapon Storage	+15 additional melee attack
Medium Ammo Storage	+15 additional artillery attack
Medium Concealed Storage	+15 additional ram attack
Medium Enhanced Storage	+14 additional repair recovery
Medium Luggage Storage	-3% supplies cost
Medium (goods type) Storage	+8% (goods type) purchase quantity

For large ships, the medium ship options are still available, but clearly inferior to the newly available large ship options. The other large ship options are:

cabin type	effect
Large Supply Storage	+15 load capacity
Large Weapon Storage	+25 additional melee attack
Large Ammo Storage	+25 additional artillery attack
Large Concealed Storage	+25 additional ram attack
Large Enhanced Storage	+19 additional repair recovery
Large Luggage Storage	-4% supplies cost
Large (goods type) Storage	+10% (goods type) purchase quantity

In all ship sizes, as with type A cabins, there is a separate cabin type for each type of trade goods. For medium ships, the default will be an inferior option to one of the ones listed above for medium ships, so you’ll want to change it. For large ships, the default will be something that is actually useful.

Type E cabins are similarly not assignable, but have different options for different sized ships. For small ships the options are:

cabin type	effect
Old Small Lounge	+3 additional medical recovery
Old Small Banquet Hall	+3 additional mobility
Old Small Crew’s Quarters	+2 max crew
Old Small Rowing Deck	+3 rowing

For medium ships, the options are:

cabin type	effect
Medium Lounge	+8 additional medical recovery
Medium Banquet Hall	+9 additional mobility
Medium Crew’s Quarters	+6 max crew
Medium Rowing Deck	+7 rowing

As with type D cabins, the default for a medium ship will be an inferior option to one listed above, so you’ll want to change it.

For large ships, the medium ship options are still available, but clearly inferior to the newly available large ship options. The other large ship options are:

cabin type	effect
Large Lounge	+13 additional medical recovery
Large Banquet Hall	+15 additional mobility
Large Crew’s Quarters	+10 max crew
Large Rowing Deck	+10 rowing