The Conomi

An aged and illustrious vessel that’s survived countless battles in the marine’s 31st branch, the Conomi was recently refitted and refurbished to be as up to date as possible before being put back to sea with Einhardt Nihoff at the helm. With a recently plated and reinforced hull, it will be difficult to sink this beauty now that she’s back in her prime!


Where the assigned lookout stays near the top of the ship’s mast. Binoculars or a telescope are required items while working as the lookout. It’s usually advised that one brings a jacket or raincoat for the chillier winds or incoming storms. There’s nothing much of interest up here.


The deck is pretty much free roaming ground for anyone who hasn’t been put on task below deck. This is a pretty good area for socializing, training or just taking in the sea breeze depending on your interests. There are four large rowboats, two on each side, for landing at islands with no accessible ports.


The location of the ship’s steering wheel as well as all of the navigational equipment. This is where courses are plotted and the ship is generally kept under control.


Einhardt’s very own personal space. It’s more luxurious than the crew’s sleeping quarters since she’s the only one to occupy the space. It includes a desk with paper and ink and a large canopy bed. It has a very rustic, seafaring feel all about it.


An important aspect of any marine vessel, the kitchen takes up a large portion of the room below deck with enough food storage, cooking facilities, staff and seating to feed an army of 30 men for several months.


Another section of the ship coveted by the members of the 31st branch, there’s both a male and a female quarters for gender privacy with plenty of room to fit the entire crew plus a little extra just in case.


I feel like this is fairly self explanatory. A place to take care of your business, including showering or bathing.


Armed with brand new cannons and enough cannonballs to sink a galleon, the Conomi is truly a force to be reckoned with. Along with that, there are enough guns and melee weapons to supply at least one per member of the crew and many other knick knacks that you just generally need to have while you’re on a boat.