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certified corrupt circus creature
Ship from the side. (stairs and floor levels shown on interior)
Going from the bottom up: the Base/ third level below the deck. Includes storage around the edges and on the interior is a workshop where Beaux and other tinkerings take place. There is also a hatch to the outside floaters
2nd level below deck: Includes training workspace/ workout floor with equipment along the triangle middle walls. Equipment includes gear for true use of attack and defense, exploration, water scuba gear, as well as some other land-based tools. Most of the tools are for underwater use, most of the weapons are simple blades.
At the stern (back) of level two, is a large library and collection of books. Shelves are packed with all sorts of novels and stories. Along the walls are display cases of artifacts, etc. There is also a table for study, and some comfy chairs/couches for reading/socialising.
1st level below deck (top most underneath layer): at the bow (front) is the kitchen workspace, and the space behind is dining and casual hang out space. The large table in the center is a map with a glass screen for marks/notes. At the stern is all the bed/personal rooms. One room will be vacant as the Captain has separate quarters. Bathrooms at the back. Bedrooms are slightly divided between space for sleep and rest and the other side can be personalised to any means. (Room assignments will be given).
The Deck: four masts. Second from front has the crows nest. Near the back there are two raised platforms, the one nearer to the stern is higher. First stairs lead up to the "driving" platform where there is a map table, another table, a compass platform, and of course, the giant wheel. Behind that platform is a taller wall which contains the steam engines and other mechanics of the ship. The dock is level all the way around.
Above deck rooms: the captains room is underneath the first platform, literally like most pirate ship examples you probably have seen in media. The Captains room is also split in two, the starboard (right hand) side contains bathroom and rest area, while left is personalized for personal study or whatever.
at the stern, raised to near double the height of the captains quarters is the engine room. The captain cannot access the engine room from his room, he has to exit and go up the stairs.
Going from the bottom up: the Base/ third level below the deck. Includes storage around the edges and on the interior is a workshop where Beaux and other tinkerings take place. There is also a hatch to the outside floaters
2nd level below deck: Includes training workspace/ workout floor with equipment along the triangle middle walls. Equipment includes gear for true use of attack and defense, exploration, water scuba gear, as well as some other land-based tools. Most of the tools are for underwater use, most of the weapons are simple blades.
At the stern (back) of level two, is a large library and collection of books. Shelves are packed with all sorts of novels and stories. Along the walls are display cases of artifacts, etc. There is also a table for study, and some comfy chairs/couches for reading/socialising.
1st level below deck (top most underneath layer): at the bow (front) is the kitchen workspace, and the space behind is dining and casual hang out space. The large table in the center is a map with a glass screen for marks/notes. At the stern is all the bed/personal rooms. One room will be vacant as the Captain has separate quarters. Bathrooms at the back. Bedrooms are slightly divided between space for sleep and rest and the other side can be personalised to any means. (Room assignments will be given).
The Deck: four masts. Second from front has the crows nest. Near the back there are two raised platforms, the one nearer to the stern is higher. First stairs lead up to the "driving" platform where there is a map table, another table, a compass platform, and of course, the giant wheel. Behind that platform is a taller wall which contains the steam engines and other mechanics of the ship. The dock is level all the way around.
Above deck rooms: the captains room is underneath the first platform, literally like most pirate ship examples you probably have seen in media. The Captains room is also split in two, the starboard (right hand) side contains bathroom and rest area, while left is personalized for personal study or whatever.
at the stern, raised to near double the height of the captains quarters is the engine room. The captain cannot access the engine room from his room, he has to exit and go up the stairs.
