Which outcome limits a 'longship' sea voyage when sailcloth degrades?

💡 Explanation

Degrading sailcloth affects sail's effectiveness via increased porosity causing airflow disruption through the sail area; thus lift is reduced, impacting vessel control/responsiveness; therefore maneuverability declines, rather than hull or displacement, because it relates to vessel reaction.

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