Inlanders (OSS)

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These ships travel primarily on inland waterways such as rivers, lakes, and harbors. Inlanders are not exceptionally seaworthy, though skilled sailors can make limited trips with them on larger waterways.
==Barge==
These craft have boxy hulls ranging in size from 10 to 50 feet long. Barges can carry 4 tons of cargo for every 10 feet of length. Thus, a 50 foot barge can carry a maximum of 20 tons. Because of its simple construction, the barge is not exceptionally seaworthy and is useful only in calm waters.
Merchants use these craft in harbors for the transportation of goods from vessel to vessel. Sailors lash the cargo onto the barge with rope, then paddle or pole the craft to their destination.
Enterprising merchants also use barges to ferry goods and people across deep rivers (for a price, of course).
==Keelboat==
The keelboat is a small riverboat designed to carry passengers along river routes. Keelboats are generally 20 feet long, with a 6-foot beam. They can carry about six passengers and their equipment, as well as one crewman.
==Raft==
A raft is a simple craft constructed from logs lashed together to make a floating platform. This vessel often serves as a river ferry, as it can easily travel with the current. Rafts can range anywhere from 5 feet to 40 feet. These vessels can hold 3 tons for every 10 feet in length. Thus, a 40 foot raft could carry 12 tons of cargo.