Boat & Travel System

Travel between towns via boat captain and carpet merchant NPCs. Routes have gold costs, level requirements, quest gates, and optional discounts.

How It Works

Talk to a captain NPC (click → TalkNpc action)
The NPC interaction panel shows a Travel tab with available routes
Select a destination and confirm → NpcTravel { npc_id, destination_name }
Server checks: NPC exists, route exists, 4-tile proximity, exhaustion (3s cooldown), min level, quest gate, PZ lock, gold (with discount)
On success: gold deducted, teleport to destination, magic effects at both positions, "Set the sails!" NPC say

Captain	Location	Destinations
Captain Reynald	Dawnport Reef	Thornhaven (50g, -10g with Q5)
Boat Captain Silas	Thornhaven	Port Tidesong (100g), Saltport (150g), Dawnport Reef (50g)
Carpet Merchant Dalia	Thornhaven	Ironhold (100g), Mistral (100g)
Captain Nemo	Sunken Empire	Saltport (200g, Lv 50+, Q10 required), Dawnport Reef (200g, Lv 50+, Q10 required)

Additional captains exist in other coastal towns. Check the World Map page for the full route network.

Travel exhaustion — 3-second cooldown between travels. Prevents rapid teleportation. Sends CONST_ME_POFF if exhausted.
Quest-gated routes — Some routes require a quest to be completed before they unlock. Example: Captain Nemo's routes require Quest 10 (Deepdive).
Travel discounts — Completing certain quests reduces travel costs. Example: Quest 5 (Goblin quest) gives 10g discount on Captain Reynald's route.
Premium routes — Routes to premium towns require a premium account. Non-premium players see "🔒 Premium required".
PZ lock — Players with red or black skulls cannot travel.
Magic effects — CONST_ME_TELEPORT (id=11) at both origin and destination positions.

Ship's Kobold (Achievement 13) — Unlocks at 100 travels. Travel count tracked in player.storage[9001].

Travel window — The ship captain's travel tab shows a route list with destination name, cost, and level requirement. Selectable rows + "Yes, set the sails!" confirm button.
Disabled routes show "Lv X required", "Not enough gold", or "🔒 Premium required".