To have a Karvi Skeid or Busse built you will need to supply some extra building materials.

Viking boat types. Like the smaller Gokstad boat this boat has two pairs of oars. The Vikings had many ship types Longships Warships Heavy and Light Freight and fishing boats. Both the Gokstad ship and the Oseberg ship are examples of well preserved ships of this viking ship class.

Ranging from 45 to 75 feet 14 to 23 metres in length clinker-built with overlapped planks and carrying a single square sail the longship was exceptionally sturdy in. Faering and Sexaering Viking Boats The two smallest types of Viking boat were the four-oared faering and the six-oared sexaering. The boats are remarkably light and delicate but apparently suited to their use.

Snekkja is a smalll war ship. Its thought the term skute referred to a wide selection of smaller vessels all possibly with their own uses but all being of small stature. Classified by Cruise Critic as small ships the fleet features understated elegance and modern Scandinavian design.

Busse is the war ship that holds the most troops. Derived from an old Icelandic term used to designate dragons. Like larger ships they use a side rudder.

Skeid is the fastest war ship. The various types of Viking ships fell into a handful of categories from small rowing boats to powerful longships. These were the best built in the Viking fleet.

Longship also called Viking ship type of sail-and-oar vessel that predominated in northern European waters for more than 1500 years and played an important role in history. The skute ship was the smaller class of Viking ship used for passenger transport small journeys and general travelling where a larger ship did not make sense. Typically a warship is narrower longer and shallower than a knörr and is powered by oars supplanted by sail.