#lookfar

Lookfar :

This legend of a boat has seen through painted eyes:

- Selidor, the last island of the world

- The great dragon Orm Embar, descendant of Orm who slew and was slain by the hero Erreth-Akbe

- The Dragons' Run, which has been sailed by no other boat still extant

- The first great feat of the Archmage Ged who was the greatest wizard of his time

- The Ring of Erreth-Akbe's return to the fair towers of Havnor Great Port, reuniting at last the two halves of the forgotten Rune of Peace.

- Kalessin, the eldest dragon, who may be Segoy who raised up all the islands of the world and said the Word of Making

- And probably a whole load of other stuff that didn't get shown in the books

So what I'm trying to say here is that Lookfar is ICONIC. If you want a reliable boat you want Lookfar. She's nimble. She's fast. She's easy to handle. When the archmage of a world where every land mass is a small to medium sized island decides you're his boat of choice you are a top tier boat. 10/10.

Balleater :

During the time when Orly was the Balleater's acting captain he aimed to turn the ship's use to more legitimate trade rather than illicit piracy. In just a few months, the crew did enough business along the Menagerie Coast that the Mighty Nein's split of the earnings was 1,312 gold.

On the way to the island of Rumblecusp, the ship was attacked by a dragon turtle, who was seeking treasure. The crew was able to momentarily fend off the dragon turtle, and made their way to Rumblecusp, though the dragon turtle made chase. Upon reaching the island, the crew disembarked. The following day, the dragon turtle (by then nicknamed "Dieter") attacked the Balleater, destroying it.

Considering that Dieter waited until the ship was "docked" and unmanned for him to attack and destroy the Balleater after The Nein were able to fend off his attacks goes to show the prowess of both The Mighty Nein and the Balleater.