Bannerlord War Sails: Best Medium Ships Ranking List
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In this War Sails medium-ship tier list, I rank every medium hull from worst to best—and yes, that includes the medium trade ships. Trade ships aren’t warships, and I say that directly, but we’re still judging everything by the same stats that decide real “ship capability” in Bannerlord: max hit points, skeletal crew requirement, main deck capacity, total crew capacity, base speed, seaworthiness, and inventory capacity. Those numbers determine whether you can fight, run, travel safely through rough water, and actually make money while doing it.
We break down the Cog, Sambuk, and Longship as true medium warships, then compare them against the economy monsters: the Trade Cog and the Corbita. You’ll see why the Longship is pure boarding math, why the Sambuk outlasts the Cog, and why the Corbita’s durability, seaworthiness, and cargo capacity can change an entire campaign. I also cover reliable places to buy each hull—Galend for western markets, Sanala and Makeb for southern/eastern pools, northern ports like Thronderlag and Hvalvik (plus Varnovapol), and developed Imperial shipyards in Diathma, Zeonica, and Danustica.
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Bannerlord War Sails: Best Medium Ships Ranking List
Dare To Game
7,347 views
In this War Sails medium-ship tier list, I rank every medium hull from worst to best—and yes, that includes the medium trade ships. Trade ships aren’t warships, and I say that directly, but we’re still judging everything by the same stats that decide real “ship capability” in Bannerlord: max hit points, skeletal crew requirement, main deck capacity, total crew capacity, base speed, seaworthiness, and inventory capacity. Those numbers determine whether you can fight, run, travel safely through rough water, and actually make money while doing it.
We break down the Cog, Sambuk, and Longship as true medium warships, then compare them against the economy monsters: the Trade Cog and the Corbita. You’ll see why the Longship is pure boarding math, why the Sambuk outlasts the Cog, and why the Corbita’s durability, seaworthiness, and cargo capacity can change an entire campaign. I also cover reliable places to buy each hull—Galend for western markets, Sanala and Makeb for southern/eastern pools, northern ports like Thronderlag and Hvalvik (plus Varnovapol), and developed Imperial shipyards in Diathma, Zeonica, and Danustica.
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