Which increased navigational risk faced Viking longships failing to properly apply the 'beitiáss'?

💡 Explanation

Using 'beitiáss' adjusted the sail's curvature; failure could bring uncontrollable form alteration because its mechanism induced skewed wind capture driving unintended course changes; therefore shape control declined rather than structural or interpersonal faults.

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