The Mistake

The Mistake, formerly known as the Mist, is a ship commanded by "Captain Tusktooth" (a moniker claimed by Fjord). It serves as a sister ship to the Squall-Eater. The Mighty Nein stole the ship in Nicodranas.

Appearance
The Mistake is about 50 feet long with a single big sail and made for speed.

Crew

 * Gallan Westman: The carpenter aboard the Mistake. The only survivor from the ship's previous captaincy under Jevid Jawgrasp.
 * Marius LePual
 * Orly Skiffback: Navigator of the Mistake. Hired by the Mighty Nein.
 * Waldark: Named deckhand, one of multiple sailors hired from Nicodranas by the Mighty Nein.

Former Crew

 * Captain Jevid Jawgrasp: The former captain of the Mist. Was killed in the battle on the docks in Nicodranas.
 * Captain Tusktooth: Replaced Captain Jawgrasp as captian after his death at the hands of The Mighty Nein and the subsequent hijack of the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming it's Quartermaster.
 * Traci: Former Deckhand, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming an apprentice cooper.
 * '''Phillip Former bosun, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming an apprentice navigator.
 * '''Yasha: Former deckhand, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater.
 * '''Cornelius: Former ship's cook, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming an apprentice bosun
 * '''Sapphire: Former deckhand, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming an apprentice carpenter.
 * '''Gilligan: Former deckhand, part of the group who hijacked the ship, later moved to the Squall-Eater becoming an apprentice powder monkey.

Background
The Mist was formerly captained by Captain Jevid Jawgrasp and was a sister ship to the Squall-Eater captained by Captain Avantika.

Trivia

 * Caleb claimed that "mist" is also the Zemnian word for "shit", and wanted to rechristen the ship as the "Shit" or the "Shittake" accordingly. In German, "mist" does in fact translate to "dung" or "rubbish".