The brigantine is a two-masted sailing ship requiring extensive training and expertise to safely operate. Like the sloop, the brigantine (often shortened to 'brig') comes in a variety of sizes and sail plans that gives it considerable flexibility. Most brigantines are designed for distance sailing at higher speeds, and have relatively high crew numbers.

Size: 110 ft length, 25ft beam, 11ft draft
Propulsion: 450 square yards of sail
Speed: 12
Crew: 11.
Cargo: 162 tons.
Hull: 6 inches of oak.
Deck: 4 inches of oak.
Mast: 75 feet from the water line.
Weapons: None.
Ship Qualities: Oceanic, Merchant
Flag: N/A
Cost and Construction Time: 16,667gp; 5 months, 3 weeks.

Size: 110 ft length, 20ft beam, 11ft draft
Propulsion: 510 square yards of sail
Speed: 12 knots
Crew: 101
Cargo: 30 tons
Hull: 6 inches of oak
Deck: 6 inches of oak
Mast: 95 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: 17,500gp; 5 months, 2 weeks.

Size: 110 ft length, 20ft beam, 10ft draft
Propulsion: 550 square yards of sail
Speed: 18 knots, 207 miles per 10h day, 497 miles round-the-clock sailing.
Crew: 21 (or 41 for round-the-clock sailing)
Cargo: 80 tons
Hull: 4 inches of oak
Deck: 5 inches of oak
Mast: 95 feet from the water line
Weapons: None.
Ship Qualities: Oceanic, Runner
Flag: N/A
Cost and Construction Time: 16,500gp; 5 months, 2 weeks.