Captain's Delight
| The Captain's Delight | |
|---|---|
| Class: | Cutter |
| Rooms: | 4 |
| Pilot: | Ipeshsa |
| Captain: | Dellite |
| Source: | Barana's Shipyard |
| Instance: | Prime |
| Status: | Active |
Rooms
[The Captain's Delight, Bow]
The bowsprit stretches forward from the ship where the starboard and port gunnels meet. An iron-banded oak capstan is bolted securely to the deck for use in hauling up the anchor, setting the shrouds, or any other work where great purchases are required. You also see the flying jib.
Ship paths: aft.
[The Captain's Delight, Main Deck]
A brass-hinged gangway is inset into the starboard bulwark, allowing for a boarding plank to be ran in and out from there with ease. The ship's rigging hangs above like an intricate spider's web. You also see the main mast, the mainsail and the main topsail.
Ship paths: forward, aft.
[The Captain's Delight, Quarterdeck]
In the middle of the quarterdeck is the ship's wheel mounted on a slightly higher platform. Shrouds, running from mast to cleats on the bulwark, are ran overhead along with sheets from the ship's rigging. You also see a large spoked wheel, the ship's bell, a hatch and Pilot Ipeshsa.
Ship paths: forward.
[The Captain's Delight, Captain's Cabin]
A dark cherrywood desk with sword-notched legs is bolted to the ship's deck against the cabin's oak-paneled wall and under an oak-framed porthole. The scent of pitch caulk is fairly strong in this tightly enclosed room. Small though the cabin may seem, it still has enough space for an oak footlocker at the foot of a knotted rope hammock. You also see a door.
Ship paths: none.
Pilot
You see Pilot Ipeshsa, a Rakash.
She is wearing a simple tunic and some sailcloth trousers.
Notes
- Dellite is one of the original buyers and still remains the owner of this vessel.
- Bought by Dellite and her spouse Kemac in celebration of their wedding, this vessel has been under her command ever since. Mainly used as a pleasure craft, Dellite has been known to assist adventurers in need of transportation from time to time by allowing them safe passage aboard this ship.