Ships in Seabirds Fleet do not exist on their own. Each ship is assigned to a city, and that city provides everything the ship needs to operate: crew, resources, repairs, and supplies.

The city acts as the ship’s anchor point, determining its ability to sail, fight, or trade. Without an active city behind it, a ship cannot sustain open-sea warfare or maintain efficient trade routes.

The fleet is therefore a direct extension of the city’s economy and strategic decisions. Ships reflect the strength, organization, and choices of the city that supports them.

Ships in Seabirds Fleet do not exist on their own. Each ship is assigned to a city, and that city provides everything the ship needs to operate: crew, resources, repairs, and supplies.

The city acts as the ship’s anchor point, determining its ability to sail, fight, or trade. Without an active city behind it, a ship cannot sustain open-sea warfare or maintain efficient trade routes.

The fleet is therefore a direct extension of the city’s economy and strategic decisions. Ships reflect the strength, organization, and choices of the city that supports them.

Ships in Seabirds Fleet do not exist on their own. Each ship is assigned to a city, and that city provides everything the ship needs to operate: crew, resources, repairs, and supplies.

The city acts as the ship’s anchor point, determining its ability to sail, fight, or trade. Without an active city behind it, a ship cannot sustain open-sea warfare or maintain efficient trade routes.

The fleet is therefore a direct extension of the city’s economy and strategic decisions. Ships reflect the strength, organization, and choices of the city that supports them.