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Dr Pantaleon:
I believe Muse mentioned in their interviews that each faction will have its own distinctive playstyle.

also, I think the Junker would be a ship of the Arashi League. They are independent people with access to a lot of scraps, ideal for building ship like this.

The Goldfish has the same Asian lanterns on board as the Galleon does, but it has a much different style to it therefore I'm not sure whether it truly is a Yeshan vessel.

The Spire I would associate with the Anglean Republic due to its mechanical design (unlike the Goldfish or Galleon which are mainly built from wood). However, It is not the aggressive kind of ship that would fit that faction. Maybe it's rather a ship from the Baronies?

GeoRmr:

--- Quote from: Dr Pantaleon on November 05, 2013, 01:17:55 pm ---I believe Muse mentioned in their interviews that each faction will have its own distinctive playstyle.

also, I think the Junker would be a ship of the Arashi League. They are independent people with access to a lot of scraps, ideal for building ship like this.

The Goldfish has the same Asian lanterns on board as the Galleon does, but it has a much different style to it therefore I'm not sure whether it truly is a Yeshan vessel.

The Spire I would associate with the Anglean Republic due to its mechanical design (unlike the Goldfish or Galleon which are mainly built from wood). However, It is not the aggressive kind of ship that would fit that faction. Maybe it's rather a ship from the Baronies?

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Spire is from the Baronies, have you not unlocked all of Evadine's Reports yet or something? all this lore is in them if you give it a read... get working on those achieves!

Velvet:
Talking of Evadne's reports:

Junker: "From an Arashi blueprint for building an airworthy ship with a minimum of materials..."
and GeoRmr is correct in saying that they tell us the Spire is originally from the Baronies.

GeoRmr:

--- Quote from: Velvet on November 07, 2013, 11:44:39 am ---Talking of Evadne's reports:

Junker: "From an Arashi blueprint for building an airworthy ship with a minimum of materials..."
and GeoRmr is correct in saying that they tell us the Spire is originally from the Baronies.

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What I want to know is why the phobos mine launcher isn't in Wilsons notes! Surely he must have laid a few mines in his time gunning aboard the Icarus. =P

Squidslinger Gilder:
Believe Goldfish was from Yesha also. The design has a lot of Yeshan ornaments and it is flashy enough where it could be of Yeshan origin. But it is a fast enough ship design where I could see it being used by many mercenaries or pirates.

Mobula, that makes sense that it would be Guild. That is a lot of deck space that goes to waste and in guild lands they would load it up with goods for shipping.

Spire, dunno if that fits the Baronies. If you look at the concept art, Baronies designs are kinda blocky and weird. Spire is also a more of a guard ship if you look at it from a design standpoint. Which suits it for many nations. So it could be an independent design. Spires would most likely have vertical berths which would allow it to rise quickly when needed and just lower right down when the action would be over. Maybe Anvalan design. If Anvala is a massive fortress city then having Spires able to fly in a moment's notice would be advantageous. Also the mounting would mean they wouldn't need to fly to be able to start opening fire.

Junker...if it is Arashi then that could be possible but the Junker to me seems to be a very modular design. Something that could be changed and made to fit many different uses. Also Arashi being at war with the Guild, they'd probably opt for quicker vessels than a Junker.

Anglean vessels in the concept art look similar to Chaladonian. Which makes sense because most of their raiding targets would be across the water. So being able to water land a vessel would be something an Anglean captain would want. But there are no distinct Anglean ships in game. In fact, I don't even think we'll address this much in the VN, outside of Firnfeld. But we'll see.

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