I only have experience in video games, and in the vast majority of them the chainshot is the most OP shot type you can use. Enemies can't escape or evade you if their masts have all been cut in half. 😌
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Chain shot but it has to be fired from a double barrel cannon


He considered the test firings a success! Can't help but feel happy for him.
If you made this today, but with precision ignition system and lightweight ultra high tensile wire rope, it would be catastrophic for that cow.
This looks like a success to me. Just imagine this: replace the thicket with the enemy army, you fire one shot and the rest of the army retreats.
From the descriptions of the aftermath, I can see where the mangler squigs got their inspiration from.
All my homies love grape shot
Grape shot is for shredding ship hulls. At close ish range it blows through the hull turning it into foot long slivers impaling everyone behind it. Cannister is more anti personnel, and smaller.
I gotta go with round shot.
it really says “fuck you and your boat, I don’t even want to steal it from you”
Carcass is cool too I guess. But it’s no 6” hole punched through the hull.
It fucking depends on the target weakness bro.
bar shot, because it also implies the existence of giants with piercings
Carcass shot. Who doesn't enjoy a little incendiary cannon shot?
The chain shot looks like it could hurt
Canister shot all the way. Imagine having to charge a cannon position firing this stuff?
Best one is a round shot, but only if Baron Munchausen is ridding it.

Loved this Gilliam banger as a kid. Robin Williams, Uma Thurman, and Gilliam's Monty Python alum Eric Idle are in it for those who haven't seen. As an adult I see a lot of parallels with that movie and Tarsem's "The Fall" (2006). They're giving hopeful yet melancholic fairy tale energy.
I came here for the drink damnit. I want something that does this
Its effects are similar to "having your brains smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick."
What exactly is "pilk"´?
Pepsi and milk

Canister shot.
I thought of something else when I saw the grape shot.
Can someone make an copy of this but bar shot is clearly a nipple peircing.
No minié ball? GTFO
Don't forget Hot Shot (heated shot).
Carcass shot was at least originally out of howitzers with a fuse to blow over the heads of the fired on. And it was like gunpowder and I think turnpentine and I forget wrapped in canvas with iron rings around it, the iron rings would turn into shrapnel when it exploded.
Every so often the fuse would fault and blow up the gun crew.
Okay, so each has its use but I would offer this assuming we're in a stern chase. Chain and bar to disable or at least lower speed and maneuverability so that the foe is unable to escape. Rake the stern with round to disable guns as you come up alongside, if you're able to slow them enough, try to get raking shots from both broadsides by zig zagging your course. Canister and grape from your upper deck guns to sweep the foe if you intend to carry them via boarding, if not pound away with round shot and if you can, rake them again from forward if you over haul.
Canister shot is great for sweeping clean decks full of disagreeable royalists.
Langrage.
Kind of just the kitchen sink of whatever the fuck you had around. Often used by pirates because at close range when attempting to board you can shred a lot more people and also do a lot of damage to sails in quick time






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