Wood seafarers

The inhabitants of the wood sea, seafaring on the wood sea has given rise to specialized professions that differ greatly from the traditional roles of captain, sailor, cannoneer and mender. So far the professions observed unique to the wood sea are ship pushers, thunderers and swimmers 
== Ship Pushers ==
Sailors called Ship pushers use magnetic devices to push against the central structure of the watership. This causes the ship to move forward. 
It works by remotely magnetizing a large metal sheet that pushes against the main mast. This creates thrust. This technique enables faster than wind speeds but is notoriously difficult to master, masts break and crashes occur frequently thanks to this technique. 
== Thunder salt fisher ==
Also called thunderers, these sailors use thunder salts made from ground topaz to create an electric field in the water. This kills the fish and they collect them at the surface. To avoid injury they shoot arrows filled with the salt at schools of fish away from the ship, then swimmers go to collect them. 
== Swimmer ==
A swimmers job is to collect the fish killed by the thunderer. While collecting fish, the swimmer is nearly defenseless. To avoid injuring it, watership mates use sword beams to ward off hostiles. To increase protection, the swimmer can use swimhusband gear, which grants the ability to see clearly underwater and swim up waterfalls. 
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