Cog

The cog is:

• a ship:
  • intended primarily for ocean navigation:
    • health points: 30
    • combat factor: 2
    • crew: 4 (except the Ship Captain)
    • space: 17 (including captain and crew)
    • max load: 40000
    • sails: square
• an artisanal product:
  • manufactured under the authority of the harbourmaster in a dry dock from a large sail, mast and bushels of wood
  • repaired with bushels of wood
    
    

It can only be made in villages or nodes with a commercial port overlooking mainly the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean:

• Ireland
• Kingdom of England
• Kingdom of Scotland
• Kingdom of France:
  • Archduchy of Anjou
  • Counties of Flanders, Poitou and Toulouse
  • Duchies of Bourbonnais-Auvergne, Burgundy, Champagne, Gascony, Guyenne, Lyonnais-Dauphiné, Normandy, Orléans and Touraine
  • Grand Duchy of Brittany
  • Principality of Artois
• Kingdom of Poland
• Kingdom of Portugal
• Holy Roman Empire:
  • Archduchy of Österreich
  • Burgraviate of Nürnberg
  • Duchies of Baden, Bayern, Lorraine, Savoy and Steiermark
  • Counties of Ausburg, Celje, Holland and Württemberg
  • Swiss Confederation
  • Franche-Comté
  • Margraviate of Baden
  • Principality of Mainz
• Republic of Novgorod
• Kalmar Union (Denmark, Sweden, Finland)
  
  

It can be sold or bought between 400.00 and 50000.00 pounds.

Note:

• The cog can also navigate the rivers but with less ease than a barge.
• Details of how to repair a health point are given in the dry docks.
  
  

Cog produced	1
Building Site
Pounds necessary	1500
Hull
Carpenters necessary	10
Bushels of wood necessary	400
Mast construction
Workers necessary	5
Mast necessary	1
Rigging and Finishing
Workers necessary	2
Large sail necessary	1
Military set up
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Summary

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