All monsters were divided into 5 tiers.

Tier 1 - Adventurer ranks E-F

Small beasts (Wild dogs)

Small monsters (Small groups of goblins)

Small demons (A lonely wounded demon hound)

Tier 2 - Adventurer ranks D-E

Medium beasts (Wolves, Boars)

Small monsters (Many goblins)

Small demons (Small group of demon hounds)

Tier 3 - Adventurer ranks C-D

Large beasts (Bears)

Medium monsters (Orks, beast-type monsters)

Small demons (Demon hounds)

Tier 4 - Adventurer ranks A-C

Large monsters/Great monsters (Every sentient monster, wyverns, sea monsters)

Demons (All demon beasts and weak sentient demons)

Dragons (Young dragons)

Tier 5 - Adventurer ranks S-A

Demons (Strong demons)

Dragons (Adult dragons)

Tier 6?

Demon king

Ancient Dragons

Where are ships located in this list?

IJN Kuronami

Melee - Tier 4

Guns - Tier 4

Torpedoes - Tier 5

HMS Delight

Melee - Tier 2 (3?)

Main guns - Tier 5 (6?)

Secondary and tertiary guns - Tier 4

Torpedoes - Tier 4

IJN Fuji

Melee - Tier 1?

Guns - Tier 3

Aircraft - Tier 3 (Up to Tier 6)

HMS Princess Patricia

Melee - Tier 5

Guns 6 inch+ - Tier 4(5?)

Secondary guns - Tier 3

IJN Fuji was built in 1946 as an advanced aircraft carrier for the Imperial Navy.

Her angled flight deck allows her to land aircraft without the need to clear the flight deck.

She never saw action in the war. She was never officially reactivated as a warship but unofficially she remained in reserve, fully armed and ready.

To have more aircraft the developers had to sacrifice firepower and AA capabilities.

Statistics

                           IJN Fuji      /     Fuji-chan

Displacement  45000 t.           39.7 kg.

Length              304.1 m.          146 cm.

Beam                35 m.                26 cm. (shoulder width)

Draft                  10 m.               ?

Speed                 31 kn.      =     57.4 km/h.

Delight class battlecruiser - Delight was built in 1949 as a prototype battlecruiser. She is a result of reflexion on the WWII battleship and battlecruiser performance. Originally she was supposed to be a prototype for a more advanced battlecruisers - Kingdom class with 18 inch guns. Due to the post-war economical situation the Kingdom class was cancelled and all resources were put into Delight.

She served as the Home Fleet flagship in 1950-1960. After the large decommisioning in 1960s Delight was supposed to be scrapped but considering her relatively small wearout she was mothballed.

Reactivated in 1986 and modernized. Participated in the Gulf War alongside Wisconsin and Missouri. After the Gulf War served until 1995 when she was finally decommissioned and stricken. Because of active public support was turned into museum ship.

Delight is known for her break downs. Her constant problems are: boilers which can't keep the ship steaming at 34 knots longer than 2 hours and her electro-hydraulic turret rotation systems which are known to shortcut.

Statistics

                         HMS Delight   /   Lady Delight

Displacement 44000 t.               57.4 kg.

Length             253.6 m.              168 cm.

Beam               30.8 m.                 42 cm (shoulder width)

Draft                11.4 m.                 ?

Speed               34 kn.        =        63 km/h.

Belt                   116.8 - 177.8 mm - D cup.

Deck                  63.5 - 94 mm.

Turrets              228.6 mm (Front)

Bridge               50.8 mm (No conning tower)

IJN Kuronami was built 1944 as a prototype destroyer leader to replace the weakened light cruiser force of the Imperial navy. Kuronami class consisted of two ships: IJN Kuronami, and her unnamed sister which was scrapped to provide additional metal for Kuronami's construction.

She was finished in 1945 and immediately was used to escort the convoys that connected Japanese mainland with the resisting forces in the Pacific.

Kuronami scored 6 aircraft shot down, and 2 submarine attacks stopped.

Her last operation was escorting a convoy to one of the islands. Kuronami set sail on July 28. Rendezvous with the convoy happened on July 29. The last radio contact with the convoy and Kuronami was on August 1. The convoy never arrived to its destination.

The US Navy reports from this time period confirmed that there were aircraft operations in the area, as well as heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City. There were no reports of a contact with Japanese convoy, or sinking of a destroyer.

IJN Kuronami's wreck was never found.

                           IJN Kuronami/Kuronami

Displacement 3700 t.               42.2 kg.

Length             150.2 m.            152 cm.

Beam               12.2 m.               28 cm (shoulder width)

Draft                11.9 m.                 ?

Speed               35 (37) kn.   =    68 km/h.

Belt                   22.9 mm      -     B cup.