A galleon is a 3 or 4 masted ship with multiple decks, considerable cargo space, and easily capable of trans-oceanic journeys. Galleons come in a variety of configurations, though most nations use them either for elite merchantment or warships. The term 'light' galleon explicitly denotes a galleon, while a heavy galleon tends to denote warships.

Galleons often have a main deck, as well as fore and aft castles. Below the main deck is a crew deck that is often too low for most men to stand up straight. Below the crew deck are several cargo holds, each accessible through cranes mounted on the two main masts. Frigates and Raiders tend to have higher crew decks, or even crew decks modified into gun decks with crew living on lower deck.

Size: 120 ft length, 40ft beam, 16ft draft
Propulsion: 720 square yards of sail
Speed: 11 knots, 126 miles per 10h day.
Crew: 81.
Cargo: 400 tons.
Hull: 10 inches of oak.
Deck: 8 inches of oak.
Mast: 120 feet from the water line.
Weapons: 4 light ballistae.
Ship Qualities: Oceanic, Merchant
Flag: N/A
Cost and Construction Time: 29,000gp; 9 months.

Size: 135 ft length, 40ft beam, 14ft draft
Propulsion: 720 square yards of sail
Speed: 13 knots, 150 miles per 10h day.
Crew: 301.
Cargo: 210 tons.
Hull: 10 inches of oak.
Deck: 8 inches of oak.
Mast: 110 feet from the water line.
Weapons: 6 heavy ballistae, 6 light ballistae, two sniper's nests
Ship Qualities: Oceanic, Frigate, Raider
Flag: N/A
Cost and Construction Time: 35,500gp; 9 months, 2 weeks.

Size: 110 ft length, 30ft beam, 13ft draft
Propulsion: 750 square yards of sail
Speed: 18 knots, 207 miles per 10h day, 497 miles round-the-clock sailing.
Crew: 81 (or 161 for round-the-clock sailing).
Cargo: 80 tons.
Hull: 8 inches of oak.
Deck: 6 inches of oak.
Mast: 115 feet from the water line.
Weapons: 4 light ballistae.
Ship Qualities: Oceanic, Runner
Flag: N/A
Cost and Construction Time: 31,500gp; 9 months.