Battleship Royal
Decimated everything within cannons' range
Compare Windrose ships by family, role, faction, health, cargo, speed, and hull details for sailing and combat planning. [GO → Windrose Complete Guide Hub]
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Ships determine your travel, storage, combat posture, and repair expectations, so compare hull families before committing resources.
Your ship shapes how you explore, fight, carry loot, and recover from trouble at sea. This Windrose ships database helps you compare hull options before you invest in a vessel that may not fit your route or playstyle.
Use this page when choosing between cargo space, speed, durability, or combat readiness. A quick scan can save you from building the wrong ship for a long voyage, a risky fight, or a resource-heavy expedition.
Decimated everything within cannons' range
Can pack half of Tourtuga and have some free space left
A brig is a versatile war-capable ship that stands between trader and warship. Favored by captains who expect trouble. Blackbeard’s ships use lighter construction, giving them more cargo space, higher speed, and lower repair costs—but their hulls are less durable.
A frigate is a true ship of war, meant to dominate open waters. Blackbeard’s ships use lighter construction, giving them more cargo space, higher speed, and lower repair costs—but their hulls are less durable.
A ketch is one of the most common ships in the Caribbean, valued for its reliability and simplicity. Blackbeard’s ships use lighter construction, giving them more cargo space, higher speed, and lower repair costs—but their hulls are less durable.
Hold your paddle, sailor
A brig is a versatile war-capable ship that stands between trader and warship. Favored by captains who expect trouble. Ships of the Brethren excel in combat thanks to sturdier hulls and the ability to mount larger-caliber cannons. But that extra reinforcement comes at a cost: lower top speed, reduced hold capacity, and higher maintenance cost.
A frigate is a true ship of war, meant to dominate open waters. Ships of the Brethren excel in combat thanks to sturdier hulls and the ability to mount larger-caliber cannons. But that extra reinforcement comes at a cost: lower top speed, reduced hold capacity, and higher maintenance cost.
A ketch is one of the most common ships in the Caribbean, valued for its reliability and simplicity. Ships of the Brethren excel in combat thanks to sturdier hulls and the ability to mount larger-caliber cannons. But that extra reinforcement comes at a cost: lower top speed, reduced hold capacity, and higher maintenance cost.
A brig is a versatile war-capable ship that stands between trader and warship. Favored by captains who expect trouble. Stock ship variants have balanced stats—no real strengths or weaknesses.
Fast and well-armed
A frigate is a true ship of war, meant to dominate open waters. Stock ship variants have balanced stats—no real strengths or weaknesses.
Old but gold
A ketch is one of the most common ships in the Caribbean, valued for its reliability and simplicity. Stock ship variants have balanced stats—no real strengths or weaknesses.
The database covers 14 hull entries: Brig (3), Frigate (3), Ketch (3), Royal (1), Merchant (1), Boat (1), Brigantine (1), Galeon (1). The ketch, brig, and frigate families each appear in multiple variants.
Blackbeard variants use lighter construction for more cargo space, higher speed, and cheaper repairs at the cost of hull durability. Brethren variants carry sturdier hulls and can mount larger-caliber cannons, but sail slower with smaller holds and higher upkeep. Stock variants stay balanced.
The data makes it clear: the Brethren Frigate carries 200,000 hull health and 52 cargo slots, while the Blackbeard Frigate trades down to 110,000 health but keeps 28 cargo slots and a higher top speed. One is a warship, the other a faster hauler.
Brethren Frigate leads the list with 52 cargo slots, followed by Frigate with 40. If hauling is your goal, compare those hulls before anything else.
Hover a ship card to see max hull health, top speed in knots, cargo capacity where available, and the variant family. Small craft such as the Boat are listed too, so you can see the full progression from first paddle to frigate.
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