Crew database
A scan-friendly role ledger for unassigned crew, settlement workers, ship specialists, and elite sailors, with a clear boundary around unverified stats.
The confirmed crew structure begins with drifters awaiting assignment. Fetchers, builders, and workers operate the settlement. Bombardiers, navigators, marauders, and renegades are ship specialists, while veteran corsairs are elite sailors. These role names are enough to build a useful reference table without inventing named character profiles or numerical attributes.
Use the ledger to keep settlement work separate from fleet preparation. The page also preserves a needs-and-equipment handoff for future verified data, but it does not attach specific goods, requirements, or bonuses to a role when the supplied evidence does not establish that relationship.
Drifters await assignment, which makes them the unassigned category in the confirmed role structure. Fetchers, builders, and workers operate the settlement. The official description does not provide exact job effects, work speeds, needs, or equipment for these roles in the supplied handoff, so the table records only the context that can be supported.
This distinction is useful during the first-haven walkthrough. A drifter represents an assignment decision still to be made, while the three settlement role names point toward ongoing haven operation. The Buildings, Resources, and Production pages answer the physical and economic questions that surround those assignments without pretending to know a role-to-building matrix.
| Role | Role group | Confirmed context | Related section |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drifters | Awaiting assignment | Drifters await assignment. | Settlement roles |
| Fetchers | Settlement | Fetchers operate the settlement. | Settlement roles |
| Builders | Settlement | Builders operate the settlement. | Settlement roles |
| Workers | Settlement | Workers operate the settlement. | Settlement roles |
Bombardiers, navigators, marauders, and renegades are explicitly named as ship specialists. The names imply different themes, but the sealed facts do not provide their exact effects, positions, equipment, or voyage requirements. A reference table should preserve the role identity and naval context while leaving those mechanical fields empty until trusted data exists.
During fleet preparation, use the specialist group as a checklist of labels to recognize in the live interface. The Ships page explains why the distinction matters: combat outcomes depend on ship, crew, captain, and tactical choices. That statement supports reviewing crew composition, but it does not support ranking specialists or declaring a universal best lineup.
| Role | Role group | Confirmed context | Related section |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bombardiers | Ship specialist | Bombardiers are ship specialists. | Ship specialists |
| Navigators | Ship specialist | Navigators are ship specialists. | Ship specialists |
| Marauders | Ship specialist | Marauders are ship specialists. | Ship specialists |
| Renegades | Ship specialist | Renegades are ship specialists. | Ship specialists |
Veteran corsairs are described as elite sailors. That is the complete confirmed statement available in the handoff. No elite tier values, recruitment conditions, combat modifiers, or named individuals are supplied, so the ledger uses one clear row rather than expanding the phrase into speculative profiles.
The elite-sailor category belongs beside ship specialists because both feed fleet preparation. It remains a separate group so the official wording is not flattened into a single generic crew list. When verified in-game records become available, the structure can add fields without changing the route or confusing settlement workers with naval personnel.
| Role | Role group | Confirmed context | Related section |
|---|---|---|---|
| Veteran corsairs | Elite sailor | Veteran corsairs are elite sailors. | Elite sailors |
The planned content inventory includes needs and equipment as a crew reference section, but the supplied facts do not bind a specific item, need, or bonus to any role. This page therefore keeps the category visible as a navigation handoff while refusing to manufacture a role-to-goods table. The Resources page contains the confirmed item names that can be checked separately.
Ships take captains and crew, and ship, crew, captain, and tactical choices determine turn-based naval combat outcomes. Review the role groups above, then continue to the fleet desk for voyage preparation. If the live interface shows a need or equipment requirement, treat that observation as a future data record rather than assuming another role shares it.
No named captain records are included because the supplied sealed evidence does not provide a verified captain roster. The page uses the official captain-and-fleet interface as visual context and records only the confirmed role categories, avoiding invented identities, attributes, or recommendations.
Fetchers, builders, and workers operate the settlement. Drifters await assignment. These are distinct from bombardiers, navigators, marauders, and renegades, which are ship specialists, and veteran corsairs, which are described as elite sailors. The distinction matters when moving from haven management to voyage preparation.
The content plan includes that topic, but the supplied facts do not establish specific role requirements, items, or bonuses. Publishing a detailed mapping would therefore be speculative. The page preserves the section so verified in-game observations can be added later without changing the information architecture.
