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Revision as of 22:53, 10 April 2021


Phoenix
Phoenix.png

Info

Type Ironclad Steamship
Role Combat
Hull Strength 15500
Speed 6, 4 with engine
Armament 8x Heavy Cannon, 2x Light Cannon or Mortar (Bow), 2x Swivel Gun
Max Cargo 5
Round Shot Storage Storage for 60 Cannon Balls

Requirements

Metal 600
Wood 550
Doubloons 75000
Level 9
Other Blessed Engine Parts x4
Shipwright-Buddy.pngShipwright says... A steam engine gives the Phoenix an advantage over the Badger.


The Phoenix is an improved version of the Otter and Badger, possessing both a steam engine and iron reinforced hull while keeping the same other performance statistics as its sister ships. The Phoenix's strong front-facing power and broadside armament, coupled with high health and good maneuverability make it one of the most well-rounded combat ships.

Trivia

  • The Phoenix is consistently considered a "meta" combat ship, due to its extremely well-rounded statistics for a 4-gun broadside ship and lack of major weaknesses. As such, it is extremely common to see being used by Navies and Pirate crews alike.
  • Players commonly refer to the Phoenix as a "Nix" to shorten the name down.
  • The mortars on the bow of the ship can be replaced with light cannons.

See also