Spanish Lanterna Galley Rules

Spanish Lanterna Galley RulesThe lanterna or "great galley" was an oversized variant of the standard galley. Measuring up to 180 feet long, and sporting 2 3 masts, they were slow ships and depending on overall size needed 200+ oarsmen to row. Lanternas were built for war transporting 400 soldiers into battle, and crushing the enemy with a great amount of ordnance in the bow. Named after the large lanterns mounted on the stern, which were used for signaling and recognition, the

sky darkening fusillades of small arms and intense melee boarding actions that would ebb and flow across ships

and for use in games like D&D

Used as a mobile wall with sliding doors to expose a swivel type gun

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with its 150 foot beam

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Sanding edges before painting is recommended

Lanternas were built for war transporting 400 soldiers into battle

(or spectacular maneuvers) and come away with a story or two to tell at the bar

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Is designed for oared naval actions ranging in scale from small corsair raids of a few ships to “epic” grand battle re-fights such as Lepanto- with over 100 ships