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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bront" data-source="post: 2427314" data-attributes="member: 19696">Well, let me try to create a list of things people might want to have on them.-Rope (Sure there's some on the ship, but not everything is going to be done on the ship, and it's nice to have some yourself.  Not eveyone needs it, but still)-Clothes (Granted, per RAW, you get some for free, so no big deal)-Dagger/Knife (Always a good utility item to have, usefull for cutting ropes, cooking, as well as a weapon in combat)-Waterskin (So you can take a drink without having to go down to the stores or galley)-A few Rations (Own stock of food just in case)-Personal tools, particularly if you are a craftsman of some kind.-Class/Skill tools (Healing kits, thieves tools, Spell component pounch)-Personal Journal (some people keep these.  Buy a spell book for purposes of cost)-Other Misc gear (Backpacks, pitons, spyglass (if you want one when not on the crow's nest), things like that).I think Pheonix is asking us to come up with some of this stuff on our own (I am still working on it admittedly, and Silvermage has stated this to be the case as well).Also, he has stated that he is looking for a why you are aboard the ship.  Not only from a skill set perspective of why were you hired, but why you sought out to be a sailing man.  Some seek the adventure of the high seas.  Some seek the monitary rewards.  Some serve because it is the only life they have known.  Some are mearly passangers either working their way across or buying their way there.  These are just a few simple ideas.</blockquote>

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