Lam scratched his head a bit. "Well, the sails can be adjusted at any time, but they need to be reaved before I can do anything. There's not much in the hold to go on, so we'll need the materials for that other stuff. I can make a list of required materials and tag each of them with a priority if you want. But we definitely need quite a bit of oak lumber, new rope, nails, and iron bands to fix the magazine, which really should be our first priority. And we'll need cargo bracing nets. Lots." He pulled a second book, far smaller, from a pocket and began scribbling. "For priority repairs, I estimate a rough chost of two million Beri. Priority enhancements like hull reinforcement would set us back six mil. And if we are to install all the optional enhancements, four more. And two million for basic repair materials - the stuff we want to always carry around in case we need to make at-sea repairs." He finished scribbling, tore out the page, and handed it to Pierce. "Quite a lot, but with three or four decent prizes, the priority stuff should be more than covered. Also, timber is easy to forage for on small islands, which could cut the costs greatly by the simple expedient of two or three days' labour. Luckily, the ship's tools seem to be in far better shape than the rest of it."