The auxiliary component is one of the main ways for a user to decide the main intent of their ship's loadout.

There will be a wide range of variations within those options, for example gryphon cannons, siege cannons, serpent cannons & many more. The Auxiliary is a much more unique component to your ship, this attachment is the most diverse of all the possible attachments with a wide range of different options from Extra Cannons, to Reinforced Plating, Nets and Emblems to just name a few. Room for carrying extra products, Trade Goods, Large Ocean Catches on rear facing hooks, or leave it empty to lower your ship's weight and thus increase its speed and combat! The Cabin Component is much more than just actual Boat Cabins, this is the rear part of the ship where a multitude of attachments can be placed, a large hook for that Gargantuan Tuna you caught, dual hooks for 2 medium sized catches, a storage box for extra Trade Packs, the choice is yours! However, a larger mast, adding more weight, will take its toll on your ship's ability to change course on the fly! Speed, speed and more speed! The bigger and stronger the sails, the faster your ship will be able to travel, as well as a higher speed ceiling. Sometimes a Hybrid approach can be incredibly valuable. While the Hull can point to a direction of the ship's ability, it is but a minor part of what the ship's final capability is based on other components chosen. The Hull also has base stats that impact the ship's direction, whether it be faster, more maneuverable, harder to detect, or better in naval combat! Currently, we have 4 different available hulls for the Alpha - Merchant Hull (Focused on carrying capacity), Fishing Hull (Focused on fish carrying capacity), Clipper Hull (Exploration and Maneuverability) & Galleon Hull (Warship). The Hull is the base of the ship and will impact various degrees of different aspects, including the ship's overall weight capability, as well as extra support for certain accessories. Ships are broken down into 5 key components. Ships in the world of Ravendawn are nearly as deep and customizable as your character itself. But that doesn't stop with your character. Being able to play your character exactly how you want to, with as few limitations as possible. One of the, if not the most, core principle in our game design is endless customization. A Highly Customizable and Robust Ship SystemĪnything shown in Dev Blogs is currently a work in progress and may not be the final result, please consider that if something doesn't look perfect yet <3

World of warships dev blog