Yahsa's Luck

Description of Vessel:

  Yahsa's Luck is an attractive vessel comprised of oak and pine wood. There are two wood and canvas canopies towards the center of the vessel that can be used to seek shelter from the rain, and a few dozen rows of benches for comfort. Though longships are typically used to transport troops towards their intended battlegrounds, Yahsa's Luck was commissioned as an exploration vessel. Chests and storage containers are available under the benches to keep precious valuables and discoveries safe during transport.  

History of Vessel:

  Urkin Fulgrim commissioned the construction of Yahsa's Luck, after his wife fell ill. His wife had a love for travel and exploration, and he had promised her that when she got better, they would travel the world together for the rest of their lives. When the boat was finally finished and ready to take its maiden voyage, his wife Yahsa had lost the battle with her illness and had passed away. Urkin Fulgrim continued with the plans that he and his wife had dreamt about, but soon ran aground on the edge of a fae vein. Unable to move the ship from its spot, the crew of Yahsa's Luck abandoned their ship and entered the vein. What happened to the crew once they entered the vein is still a mystery.  

Stat block of Vessel:

     

Yahsa's Luck has the following features:

  Light: There are four lanterns that cast bright light over the deck.   Rigging: The rigging on Yahsa's Luck can be climbed without the need for an ability check.   Rudder: The ship is steered via the rudder on the aft of the deck.   Sails: The large singular sail is held up by the 35 foot tall mast.   Deck:   Oars: There are 16 oars stationed evenly on both sides of the vessel. Each oar is paired with a bench on the vessels deck where crew members can sit while working the oars. Five spare oars hang on the walls around the deck.   Railing A rail covered in wooden shields lines the perimeter of the vessel. It stands 3 feet high. The railing grants half cover to medium creatures and three-quarters cover for small creatures taking cover behind it.   Storage: There are 6 chests and 3 crates stationed around the deck. Chest: Can hold 12 Cubic Feet of Goods weighing no more then 300 lbs. Barrel: Can hold 40 gallons of liquid or 4 cubic feet solid materials.    

Standard Long Ship Crew:

One Captain

Five Officers: First Mate, boatswain, quartermaster, surgeon, and cook.

Sailors: 20-30