Lutesong Junk

Lutesong Junk is the eastern version of the Galleon.

It comes armed with 8 Multipurpose Cannon, a Medium Compass which reveals ships in the immediate area of the ship, 4 Trade Pack Storage slots allowing it to carry 4 additional trade packs making it an alternative way to complete trade runs, 6 Temporary Underwater Breathing Device which can be equipped to breath underwater for 10 minutes. A Plank is located on both sides of the ship, allowing for better shore access, or helping to board smaller ships, such as Merchant Schooner.

Galleons move North to South at a base rate of 10.2 ms / second and East to West at 7.1ms / second. This makes it much slower than the Clipper. However, with the Galleons ability to Charge for 2 minutes, it increases max move speed by 40% allowing it to move 14.2 ms / second North to South. With Eco Fuel Boost + Charge ability active at the same time, it can move up to 16.7 ms / second North to South making it temporarily the fastest moving ship in the game.

This ship has a very low turn rate, making it difficult to maneuver.

Building

The plans of the Lutesong Junk can be obtained on Mirage Isle for 50 or Auction Hause for gold. In order to place the Lutesong Junk drydock, you must have 15g and Small Warpship Materials on your back.

Small Warship Materials can be made of 300x

Lumber, 25x

Charcoal Stabilizer, 45x

Rock Salt Stabilizer, 30x

Crystal Stabilizer, 3x

Dragon Essence Stabilizer and 15x

Blue Salt Wedge (Might be outdated) at Shipyard Workbench Tradepacks required during construction process are: 5x

Iron Pack, 5x

Lumber Pack and 5x

Fabric Pack.

Material Summary

Grand Total of all required materials boils down to:

700x
Lumber
500x
Iron Ingot
500x
Fabric
25x
Charcoal Stabilizer
45x
Rock Salt Stabilizer
30x
Crystal Stabilizer
3x
Dragon Essence Stabilizer
15x
Blue Salt Wedge
15g
~500 labor (Needs to get recalculated and updated)

Drydock placement tips

Before placing your drydock you must consider several factors. First of all, it is protected for 3 days after placement, giving you plenty of time for construction. It is generally a good idea, however, to have all the materials ready, before beginning the process. After the 3 days of protection end, other players can attack and destroy your dock, which does not return your materials in case they succeed. Another thing to note, is that, while you can swim with tradepacks, it is easier to place the dock in parallel/perpendicularly to a shore or pier and close enough (with the water still being deep enough) to allow you to walk or jump onto it. You will also need to choose a spot that lies in proximity of Sawmill station, Smelter and Weaving Loom. Otherwise, you will need to walk a long way with tradepacks.

Construction

After placing the drydock, there are 6 stages to completing the ship. They must be completed in correct order, or materials won't be accepted. Each of them begins by delivering a set amount of materials, and then applying them for a set amount of labor (usually around 75). The stages, in order, require the following materials:

After finishing and applying the last stage, you need to interact with the dock one more time, causing the ramp to drop and launching your ship. It might take a while for the game to process everything, so you might be left with nothing for a short while, before your ship renders.

After successful launch, a summoning scroll will be placed in your inventory - activate it to summon or dismiss.

Renaming the ship

Target your ship, right click on it's health bar, situated on the middle-top of your screen, and choose Rename

Repairing

Should a ship get destroyed, it can be restored using Handful of Shatigon's Sand in unknown quantity. This item can be purchased from General Merchants for 1g