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...dragging them underwater or swallowing them ''in situ'' or destroying the ships entirely and then gulping down the sailors as they float in the waves, some ...

...port is wood, along with objects made of wood, especially ships; Gethelian ships are in use in nations in the far end of the world, being magically [[transl ...hat focusing too much on this endeavor would potentially harm its sales of ships to nations who might feel that Gethel was competing with them, and might da ...

...but they remain far out in interstellar space, and rely on smaller shuttle ships to carry their crew and cargo to and from their destinations. ...

...ted. The Jellyfish does have cannons, and will use them to cripple victim ships, but not (intentionally) to kill the crew; it may not care much for the shi [[Category:Deepling characters]][[Category:Ships]] ...

...destination so unimaginably far away. But [[dreamspace ships|spacefaring ships]] have been constructed capable of making the journey, in all sorts of size ...

...nse of ocean with only some tiny specks of uninhabited land. Occasionally ships and [[airship (Sent)|airship]]s passed over its fluids either en route betw ...

...all sides except the [[southeast]], it is a major maritime power; Djarvish ships ply the seas as far away as [[Emerald Bay]] on the opposite side of the wor ...now the proto-Djarvenish people started building larger and more elaborate ships that could travel long distances along the coast and even venture into the ...

...ps. A third port, [[High Harbor]], lets out to the [[Heartsea]], and here ships actually do come and go from other eidopoles. (As the name implies, High H ...

...are cukes have made their ways to other planets. Some have stowed away on ships for various reasons, others have been smuggled off planet as curiosities or ...

...re direct peril that may include vorticial [[gurge]]s that can draw unwary ships below the seas and into dreamspace where the enchantments fail that would k ...

...her eidopoles. A [[Upper Port|second port]] extends into the Hhep, whence ships travel up and down the river to other cities it passes through. ...

...tions. For now, he seems to be doing nothing more than constructing these ships, keeping them on standby in a mountain base in the eastern part of the nati ...

...it great potential for trade, which it takes full advantage of; Osrodican ships ply the sea and engage in mercantile relations with many other nations. As ...