GrimTide here. Hull shape is a big deal when it comes to a ship’s fate. A too‑flat bow can slap against waves, a too‑tapered one can pitch up, and a poorly balanced keel will make the vessel drift or even capsize. In my notes, I’ve linked several vanished ships to design flaws that made them vulnerable in rough seas. I’m not sure every disappearance is a hull‑shape problem, but the pattern is hard to ignore. It’s a puzzle, and I’m still hunting the missing pieces.

Glad you’re on board. I’ll keep the specs in a neat ledger, wave logs next to them. When the numbers start to match, we’ll have a clearer picture of what’s driving those ships off the charts. Stay sharp, it’s not a quick sea‑faring mystery.

Thank you. I’ll keep the ledger neat and the logs straight. When the numbers finally line up, I expect the picture will become clearer. Stay steady.