Dragonchampion

I think it'd be interesting and immersive; of course, stuff could still hit and attack you, but I think it'd be neat of dolphins could save your life in such a way when your ship is wrecked.

It feels like I'm the only one who switched to a pistol when they unlocked. Everyone is whining that their precious infinite-durability superbows are being nerfed, while I've been enjoying feeling like a real pirate with a brace of pistols since day 1. The only time I ever used a bow was for when I went diving or swimming. Are there any other steel and shot users out there? Or am I the only one who prefers guns to Bows?

They cost 1 coin every 1.7 hours without points in Accomodations or Captaincy levels. They also need food, though unsure how much and how often they eat.

They're toned down in Monday's patch.

This is already ingame.

It restores a large chunk of HP, great for combat repairs.

I want to know so I can avoid them.

If a predator makes contact with a corpse they regen their health almost instantly. Even if the corpse is a corpse of their former ally.

The Imperial Dragon Company wouldn't mind assisting where we can. PvE or PvP? EU or NA?

Be prepared, though. It has a full carry weight of 550lbs... you should only need 1 or so per ship though.

It's the difference of 40-50 metal (pick) vs 80-100 metal (axe). Don't believe me, try! Wanting to get the message out there.

Oh my god, you are a lifesaver. Thank you.

No, materials are just meant to be interchangeable depending on biome, for immersion's sake. Finding a better quality blueprint of something you already know is the only way to get a better quality one. Blueprints are blueprints; they can be used forever once you find them. One of the first things I am going to do when I find a decent tool or weapon blueprint is go to the closest freeport and hand out free copies to everyone.

Because the blueprints have a chance to spawn in with higher rarity, giving any item made from it better stats, such as HP, durability, and damage.

I spent 15 coins for the officer's coat and hat, and nothing happened. The coins were deducted, but I got noting in exchange. Are cosmetics bugged?

I understand that you want to increase the amount we spend on traits, but having us pay 8 points for a single trait is just ridiculously expensive. 5 should be max, and the current 4-point traits should be reduced to 2 or 3. From levels 1-25, you get 2 trait points, making it exceedingly difficult to get anything substantial done, ESPECIALLY for solo players. Please, PLEASE reduce the higher-end trait point cost. You should never make a single trait cost 4-5 levels to get.

That's it? There's no vendors at all?No other method to make coins?

What the title says.