Better make spiral versions.
The French or Flemish type coil of rope has always been used. They were made before a battle or in a traveling position in order to use the tackles as quickly as possible. Any sailor could spin a French or Flemish-type coil of rope in a matter of seconds. On average I do it in 17 seconds. But I'm fat and old.
. There is no talk of any admiral reviews or inspections. The climbing ropes (around the tackle) are removed before the fight. All fixed ropes are released.The French or Flemish type coil of rope is shown in many ancient books as an option for movement and before combat.
If you decide to make a climbing version, then secure all the ropes over the barrel, close the gun barrels with plugs, and remove the wedges. But it won't be pretty.
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