Includes the crayer and similar to the
yawl, a two-masted ocean-going fishing boat with a large fore-and-aft sail on the mainmast, which is taller than the mizzen. To assist going windward, a ketch will usually carry at least one foresail such as a jib or genoa. Some ketches will give a +1 movement bonus when
reaching or running with the wind.
Yare: B
Dimensions: length (75 ft.); beam (18 ft.); keel to poop (38 ft.)
Strength: hull (30 pts.); rigging (8 pts.)
Hardpoints: amidships (4)
Draft: 8 ft.
Staterooms: quarters (2); berths (2); decks (3)
Cargo: 77 tons
Crew: 14
Construction Time: 7 months
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