[Andy Watkins]

Thanks for the responses, I like to know exactly how to play a game and the rules do gloss over one or two circumstances 😀😀

[Andy Watkins]

Thanks I will do that

[Andy Watkins]

Thank you for that, very helpful

[Andy Watkins]

Great thanks for thar

[Andy Watkins]

That is a really nice neat job you have done there.  Mine are a bit more basic!

 

[Andy Watkins]

A generic ship with 4 upgrades would be very expensive

[Andy Watkins]

Hero ships can’t have upgrades
So no 1st rate constitution!

[Andy Watkins]

I think my approach looks a bit like rigging to someone who doesn’t know any better…. like me…..

I don’t pretend any of it goes where it should go 🙂

[Andy Watkins]

Thanks I wasn’t sure. Makes sense as they do seem to be quite cheap

[Andy Watkins]

Actually what happens with most critical if doubled

You receive 2 critical and say both are quarterdeck? Do you ignore the 2nd one or roll again?

[Andy Watkins]

So if they collide and are stationery. The one that struck the side of the other, can it move off the next turn?

Or would it have to rotate stationery for the turn?

[Andy Watkins]

Steve. Good suggestions

[Andy Watkins]

It is easy to get it wrong 🙂

[Andy Watkins]

I am not sure i followed that but it sounds like you have to take 2 successful skill tests which seems excessive?

In the advanced rules there is 22.5 degree arc either side of the wind that is the dead zone.

So if you started say 30 degrees from straight into the wind and turned 45 degrees into it that would leave you 15 degrees the other side pf the tack.

The next turn if you pass the skill check you turn to just beyond the dead zone and I think move forward at light winds?

In other words if you pass the skill test you only need 1 skill test not 2, isn’t that correct?

I remain confused about it.

[Andy Watkins]

I use tubes of super glue from poundland and I have never had any troubles at all

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