Now for the mini-game. I have not decided on a name

Medium boat has two lower decks along with OSRS Gold the massive ship has up to 3 lower decks. Now in the event that you wish to employ a team you may. They're very similar to servants in structure however preform different tasks. There is a navigator, cook, cannon-man (Operates firearms in mini-game - clarified later) or even a repairman to repair you ship. To support you team you want to pay them cash and provide them crew-quarters to sleep in. Now when you go out to sea you can also store supplies such as food and beverages including alchohal.

They'll board your ship to ensure you aren't smugiling weapons or people. However, you may have passengers who will pay a fare up to 10k depending upon how big your ship. You can land at any port in runescape. BTW You Can't Summon Familiars or other things.

You can't bring any pets on your or anyone else's boat. When you get off of your ship and do not come back on for a little while, then your ship and crew will only remain in the port. No one can board your boat, your team can't leave, unless you fire them you don't pay them or they don't enjoy the conditions about the ship - Not enough food, overly little sleeping quarters etc..

Now for the mini-game. I have not decided on a name for your own mini-game yet so I will look at notions. This really is a harmful mini-game. Your crew, you and your vessel could all wind up at the bottom of the sea so be prepared. What happens is that you roam the sea looking for boats to kill.

You can't teleport out. When you see another ship you engage it. Should you sink it, then you can have your team search for its loot. Imager36 brought up a fantastic point about boarding enemies boats. In case you've got other gamers and crewmembers aboard your ship, then you are able to board the enemies ship. It'll require increased agility levels based on Cheap Old School RuneScape Gold where you plank. If you plank from the deck, then simply walk across a plank - 10 Agility.