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* | * Typical features Length 260ft, Beam 40ft, Depth 18ft. Tonnage: 800 tons Crew: 200-600 | ||
* | * Average Base Cost to Build 3,295,000 true | ||
* | * Average Time to Build 48-60 months | ||
The enigmatic and secretive elves of [[Voltrex]] have perhaps the most beautiful warships upon the oceans: the Enyaill Nelala or Ocean Kiss vessels. Tall, graceful and deadly, these glittering ships take everyone's breath away. They have large, silvery sails, magically enhanced silken ropes, and are constructed from blue-hued timber which gives them perfectly formed hulls. | |||
Hidden within these beautiful ships lies the magical power of the elves. The fabric of the sails allows for the slightest breath of wind to propel the ship forward, and the sailor's adage that an elven ship is never becalmed is absolutely true. The ropes which hold the large sails in place cannot burn, nor can they be cut by non-magical blades. The decks and hull of each ship have also been magically reinforced, both in order to reduce the chance of burning and to strengthen the timber against any damage, be it from the oceans or enemy vessels. | Hidden within these beautiful ships lies the magical power of the elves. The fabric of the sails allows for the slightest breath of wind to propel the ship forward, and the sailor's adage that an elven ship is never becalmed is absolutely true. The ropes which hold the large sails in place cannot burn, nor can they be cut by non-magical blades. The decks and hull of each ship have also been magically reinforced, both in order to reduce the chance of burning and to strengthen the timber against any damage, be it from the oceans or enemy vessels. | ||