At the request of Sir Dealaan, a shipwright from the Sinking Bay (the inner harbour where the ships are built) came to inspect the ship on your 3rd day in port. She spent about an hour checking it over and another hour talking to Captain Wien and Finn about the ship. When she's done, she spits on the deck and says "ach - the long and short o' it is the ship's shoddily built. She's full of knots, got fat lines, a sallow bow and looks like a dead hawg in a mud puddle. From the talk o' yer captain she handles like a dead hawg too. That she stayed afloat this long is a testament to the skill of those who piloted her.
"It'll cost about a 800 gp to fix the rigging and the storm damage, but on a whole this ship isn't much good - she's worth about 2,500gp but you'd probably get about half of that if ye were to sell her as is, maybe a little more if ye fixed 'er up."
With a gruff apology about not having better news, she hands you a docket certifying the work done and asks for her fee - 45sp for a full ship assessment.
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