Uncharted Waters Origin Game Guide

Ships

Updated date : 2024-05-22 13:24(UTC +9)

About Ships
Western Ships
Eastern Ships
Special Ships
Build Succession

About Ships

The ships in Uncharted Waters Origin were faithfully recreated from real ships that roamed the oceans during the Age of Discovery as they sought the New World and previously unknown routes.

New Blueprints are unlocked as your Build LV increases. As long as you have Blueprints and Materials, you can build any Ship you want and man them with your Mates to create your own Fleet. You can modify the Ship itself or the Cabins to upgrade the Ship’s stats. Customization options such as cool Exteriors, Emblems, and Hulls are also available.

While the shipbuilding process doesn’t involve any elements of luck, the stats of the Ship itself may vary within a certain range, and are somewhat influenced by the Build LV.

The ships in the game are composed of Western Ships that were dominant in the starting areas of the game—the Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, and the North Sea—as well as Eastern Ships and Special Ships.

Western Ships

Western Ships are the most basic ships in the game.

You can encounter variations of Sailboats and Galleys that originated from the ships that travelled the Mediterranean Sea, the North Sea, the Black Sea, and spread to all corners of the world.

Grade	Name	Specialization	Description
1	Tallette	Trade	A small trading vessel. A single-mast ship often found around Italy.



1	Barque	Adventure	A small exploration vessel. A ship with a simple structure suited for coastal navigation.



1	Hansa Cog	Combat	A small combat vessel. Named after the Hanseatic League, it is commonly found in the North Sea.



2	Brigantine	Combat	A small combat vessel. A two-mast ship suited for coastal navigation.



2	Cog Redonda	Trade	A vessel commonly seen near England that uses two square-rigged masts.



2	Cog Latina	Trade	A vessel commonly seen near England that uses two masts with fore-and-aft rigs.



3	Caravel Latina	Trade	A small trading ship with a fore-and-aft rig. The sailing ship that marked the beginning of the Age of Discovery.



3	Caravel Redonda	Trade	A small trading ship with a square rig. The sailing ship that marked the beginning of the Age of Discovery.



3	Light Galley	Combat	A small combat vessel. Powered by manual rowing.



4	Sloop	Trade	A small exploration vessel. A high-performance ship with a sail near the bow.



4	Felucca	Combat	A small trading vessel. Used for trading and warfare along the Mediterranean coastline and rivers.



4	La Pinta	Combat	A caravel-type vessel used by Columbus in his expedition across the Atlantic.



5	Cutter	Combat	A small combat vessel. Appropriate for ocean sailing thanks to its speed-oriented design.



5	Pinnace	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A ship from the North Sea that features a linear hull.



5	Fluyt	Combat	A Dutch sailing ship designed for trading. Similar to early versions of the galleon.



6	Nao	Trade	A medium trading ship. A carrack designed in the Iberian style.



6	Galley	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A highly mobile military vessel that mainly relies on its oars for power.



6	Sambuk	Adventure	A medium-sized exploration vessel. Mainly used in the Red Sea.



7	Schooner	Adventure	A high-speed vessel for long-distance sailing known for its fore-and-aft rigging.



7	Heavy Galley	Combat	A heavy galley designed for naval warfare.



7	Heavy Caravel	Trade	A large caravel designed for versatility.



8	Carrack	Trade	A medium trading ship. Combines the advantages of northern cogs and southern caravels.



8	Xebec	Adventure	A medium-large trading vessel. A high-performing sailing ship with Middle Eastern origins.



8	Frigate	Combat	A medium combat vessel. Mainly used as a military vessel to support high-end warships.



9	Buss	Trade	A medium trading ship. Widely used for deep-sea fishing.



9	Galleon	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A military ship that leverages all the strengths of the carrack.



9	Victoria	Adventure	The carrack-type vessel used by Magallanes to circumnavigate the world.



10	Ottoman Galley	Combat	An Ottoman galley primarily used for naval assaults.



10	De Sperwer	Trade	A Dutch trading ship. Hendrick Hamel of the Dutch East India Company was on this ship until he was shipwrecked on Jeju Island.



10	Mayflower	Trade	The ship that carried the Puritan settlers to America.



11	Corvette	Combat	A medium combat vessel. Also referred to as the Large Sloop due to its size and performance.



11	Esmeralda	Adventure	A carrack-type vessel that Vasco da Gama used when he discovered a new route to India.



11	Roman Galley	Combat	A replica of an ancient Roman trireme.



12	Flanders Galley	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A military galley often found in the Flemish region.



12	Santa Maria	Adventure	A carrack-type vessel. Served as the flagship when Colón crossed the Atlantic.



12	Saint Gabriel	Adventure	The flagship that Vasco da Gama used when he discovered a new route to India.



13	La Reale	Combat	A large combat vessel. A heavy-artillery military galley used by the French Navy.



13	Heavy Carrack	Trade	A large exploration vessel. Serves as the flagship for long-range expeditionary convoys.



13	Large Schooner	Adventure	A large adventure vessel. A high-speed sailing ship equipped with only vertical sails that is built for traveling long distances.



14	Large Galleon	Combat	A large vessel dubbed as the successor to the carrack, with excellent combat and navigation capabilities.



14	Santa Catarina	Trade	A Portuguese heavy carrack with a tall superstructure.



14	Prins Willem	Combat	An armed merchant ship built for the Dutch East India Company.



15	Galleass	Combat	A large combat vessel. A large, heavy-artillery version of the Galley.



15	Quebec	Adventure	A medium-large exploration vessel. A high-speed ship of French design based on the Xebec.



15	Razee Frigate	Combat	A large frigate with its top deck removed.



16	Large Frigate	Combat	A large combat vessel. A large, heavy-artillery version of the Frigate.



16	Golden Hind	Combat	A galleon capable enough to circumnavigate the globe. Used by Francis Drake.



16	Bermuda Sloop	Adventure	A large sloop designed to overcome the rough waves of the Bermuda Archipelago.



17	Long Schooner	Adventure	A super fast schooner with six fore-and-aft rigged masts.



17	Neapolitan Galleass	Combat	A Galleass made for open sea combat.



17	Nordic Galleon	Combat	A North European galleon with armaments rivaling those of a ship-of-the-line.



18	Flemish Galleon	Combat	A Dutch galleon featuring a low hull covered with decorations.



18	Halve Maen	Trade	A large carrack built in the Netherlands to reach the New World.



18	Beagle	Combat	A vessel of the English Navy used for various studies and research.



19	Norske Løve	Combat	A North European vessel with a name that means ‘Norwegian Lion’.



19	Adventure Galley	Combat	The ship used by the pirate William Kidd in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.



19	Bounty	Combat	An English transport vessel that was sunk due to a mutiny.



20	La Royale	Combat	Powerful Galleass type Ship made for next generation of La Reale.



20	Vaisseau	Combat	A massive combat vessel. Boasts extreme lethality thanks to its design tailored for warfare.



20	Clipper	Combat	A ship built with the latest technology for speed and blue-water navigation.

Eastern Ships

Below is a list of Eastern Ships that appear in the game.

Eastern Ships are mostly composed of Ships known to the Eastern world including China, India, Polynesia, Joseon, and Japan. Eastern Ships have their own Build LV, separate from that of Western Ships.

Grade	Name	Specialization	Description
1	Budgerow	Adventure	A small vessel used along the coastline and rivers of India.



2	Light Proa	Adventure	A small, canoe-shaped vessel used by Polynesians.



3	Kohaya	Combat	A small Japanese warship mainly used as a scout or a ferry.



4	Sampan	Trade	A small vessel used for transporting goods along the coast and rivers of China.



5	Proa	Adventure	A ship used by Polynesians. It appears in Magallanes’s voyage log from 1519.



5	Zouge	Combat	A rapid ship with excellent steering to charge at enemy formations.



6	Dhow	Adventure	A mainstay of the Indian Ocean. It's known for its great speed.



6	Maengseon	Combat	A ship from Joseon. Normally used for trade, but can become a military vessel when needed.



7	Tanjaq	Combat	A traditional ship from the Malay region that features uniquely rectangular sails.



7	Light Sha-chuan	Combat	A vessel that can change directions easily even in shallow waters. Mostly used for coastal navigation.



8	Karakoa	Combat	A warship of the Philippines.



8	Joseon Charging Ship	Combat	A sturdy, rapid ship that is wrapped with cowhide.



9	Fu Ship	Combat	A medium trading ship. Widely used across East Asia thanks to its sturdy hull.



9	Jounseon	Combat	A cargo ship from Joseon. It has a high load capacity and is used as a warship when needed.



10	Sha-chuan	Combat	A fast junk that can change directions easily even in shallow waters.



10	Sekifune	Combat	A combat vessel used in Japan. Features a two-story structure and combat-oriented design.



11	Byungseon	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A fast and sturdy warship that can also be used for expeditions. It is the predecessor of the Panokseon.



11	Tuham	Combat	A medium combat vessel. A fast and sturdy warship that can also be used for expeditions. It is the predecessor of the Panokseon.



12	Flatbed Ship	Trade	A medium combat vessel. A fast and sturdy warship that can also be used for expeditions. It is the predecessor of the Panokseon.



12	Hainan Ship	Combat	A medium trading vessel. A swift ship that resembles the Fu Ship and the Junk. It has two sails and is characterized by a narrow front. Also known as a Joseon.



13	Red Seal Ship	Adventure	A large adventure vessel. Unlike previous Japanese ships, its design is a combination of European and Ming ship designs.



13	Nujeon Ship	Combat	A large combat vessel. A fast and sturdy warship that can also be used for expeditions. It is the predecessor of the Panokseon.



14	Lorcha	Adventure	A ship using a European hull and Chinese junk sails developed in Macau. Mainly used in Southeast Asia.



14	Araki Ship	Trade	A ship that was made and decorated from pieces of the Chinese Junk ship and Western Sailboats.



15	Large Sekifune	Combat	A large combat vessel used in Japan.



15	Dan	Trade	The ship and home of the Dan family.



16	Junk	Trade	A large trading ship often used in the waters around China.



16	Higaki-Kaisen	Trade	A Japanese trading ship with a modified bow for improved speed.



17	Atakebune	Combat	A combat vessel from Japan. Features a roofed house-like structure on the deck.



17	Full Ship	Trade	A large trader ship that was made specifically for the purpose of foreign deliveries and trades.



18	Large Sha-chuan	Combat	A large ship that is specialized for coastal navigation and ramming.



18	Ghanjah Dhow	Adventure	A large dhow with an excellent sailing capacity.



19	Large Jounseon	Trade	A large cargo ship from Joseon. Used as a warship during emergencies.



19	San Buenaventura	Adventure	A western ship constructed by William Adams under the orders of Tokugawa Ieyasu in Japan. Tanaka Shosuke and his diplomatic mission arrived in Nueva España on this ship.



20	Sagyeonseon	Adventure	A Joseon sailing ship that can navigate the open ocean. Used to transport diplomatic envoys to Japan.



20	Large Joseon Charging Ship	Combat	A large vessel with a copper-coated roof to protect the crew from arrows. It is characteristically propelled solely by oars and not sails.

Special Ships

Special Ships are composed of original ships that are not historically accurate, including collab ships.

These ships may require special materials to build.

Grade	Name	Specialization	Description
2	Golden Barque	Adventure	A luxurious Barque plated with gold.



2	Golden Hansa Cog	Combat	A luxurious Hansa Cog plated with gold.



2	Golden Tallette	Trade	A luxurious Tallette plated with gold.



5	Golden Sampan	Trade	A gold-plated Sampan. A luxurious vessel designed for an aristocrat's pleasure.



14	Special Lorcha	Combat	A large ship that’s built after the Lorcha, that uses a European hull and a Chinese Junk sail, but for combat.



15	Queen Anne's Revenge	Combat	A large combat vessel. Belongs to the notorious pirate, Edward Teach.



16	Brave Eagle	Combat	Large Galley. Cuauhtémoc Ship.



17	The Amity	Combat	A large combat vessel The pirate ship of the privateer Thomas Tew.



19	Geobukseon	Combat	A combat vessel from Joseon. The armor-plated deck prevents the ship from being boarded.



19	Prototype Ship of the Line	Combat	A large warship built by the Polhem Shipyard in Sweden. The warship's firepower was maximized by extremely increasing the number of gun ports on the side of the ship.

※ More ships will be added in the future.

Build Succession

The Build Succession system can be used when building ships of certain grades.

Using Build Succession decreases build time by 50%, additional stats can be gained by succeeding the stats of lower ships that are used as build material.

Contents

About Ships

Western Ships

Eastern Ships

Special Ships

Build Succession