This massive sailing ship is used for ocean travel.

Source: Pathfinder d20pfsrd.com

A typical sailing ship can carry 150 tons of cargo on top of a full crew and passenger complement.

Sailing Ship

Colossal water vehicle Squares 60 (20 ft. by 75 ft.); Cost 10,000 gp

DEFENSE

AC 2; Hardness 5 hp 900 (449) Base Save +0

OFFENSE

Maximum Speed 180 ft. (current) or 60 ft. (muscle); Acceleration 30 ft. (current) or 15 ft. (muscle) CMB +8; CMD 18 Ramming Damage 8d8

DESCRIPTION

Propulsion current (air; two masts, 30 squares of sails, hp 150) or current (water) Driving Check Profession (sailor) or Knowledge (nature) +10 to the DC Forward Facing the ship’s forward Driving Device steering wheel Driving Space the nine squares around the steering wheel, typically located in the aft of the ship Crew 20 Decks 2 Weapons Up to 20 Large direct-fire siege engines in banks of 10 positioned on the port and starboard sides of the ship, or up to 6 Huge direct-fire siege engines in banks of 3 on the port and starboard sides of the ship. The siege engines may only fire out the sides of the ship they are positioned on. They cannot be swiveled to fire toward the forward or aft sides of the ship.

Variations

Brigantine (Brig): A light, two-masted sailing ship. The forward sail is square-rigged.

Caravel: A light sailing ship with two or three masts and multiple decks, usable on the open ocean.

Carrack: A heavier sailing ship with three or four masts and multiple decks.

Cutter: A single-masted sailboat, very light and fast.

Sloop: Similar to a cutter, but with a more forward mast suitable for many different types of weather.