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As [[the Merebian Empire]] is a collection on islands, by far the easiest way for the common folk to travel between countries is the '''Ferry'''. | As [[the Merebian Empire]] is a collection on islands, by far the easiest way for the common folk to travel between countries is the '''Ferry'''. | ||
[[File:Ferry1.png| | [[File:Ferry1.png|right|thumb|250px|A typical Ferry © Unknown]] | ||
Although a ferry can be any small water-borne craft capable of crossing a river of channel, most ports operate ferries capable of short ocean crossings (typically of 100km or less). These ferries will have a combination of sails and oars and have the capacity to transport cargo and passengers. Due to their size and maximum range, few ferries are capable of voyages of more than three days or so. For longer journey, more substantial ocean-going vessels are required. However for the vast majority of purposes ferries are a relatively cheap and reliable transport method. | Although a ferry can be any small water-borne craft capable of crossing a river of channel, most ports operate ferries capable of short ocean crossings (typically of 100km or less). These ferries will have a combination of sails and oars and have the capacity to transport cargo and passengers. Due to their size and maximum range, few ferries are capable of voyages of more than three days or so. For longer journey, more substantial ocean-going vessels are required. However for the vast majority of purposes ferries are a relatively cheap and reliable transport method. | ||
Revision as of 13:32, 12 October 2024
As the Merebian Empire is a collection on islands, by far the easiest way for the common folk to travel between countries is the Ferry.
Although a ferry can be any small water-borne craft capable of crossing a river of channel, most ports operate ferries capable of short ocean crossings (typically of 100km or less). These ferries will have a combination of sails and oars and have the capacity to transport cargo and passengers. Due to their size and maximum range, few ferries are capable of voyages of more than three days or so. For longer journey, more substantial ocean-going vessels are required. However for the vast majority of purposes ferries are a relatively cheap and reliable transport method.
