CalebTGordan's Airships, Trains, and Submersibles

[CalebTGordan]

I am working on a set of three documents about vehicles in games and how to use them. It has a good deal of house rules and homebrew, but can easily be fit into campaigns where the GM or Players want to use vehicles in their games.

Please feel free to comment here on any of the documents. I welcome helpful suggestions, requests, and questions.

The Long Road is about land based vehicles.

The Infinite Sky is about air based vehicles.

The Open Sea is about water based vehicles.

These each cover a bit of history, uses, and terminology for the vehicles highlighted. I also would like to add in traits, feats, and magic items as well.

At the time of this posting I haven't finished all three, but I should have them all up soon.

[Sparx]

Well, I'm looking forward to what you've got coming up for The Infinite Sky. The Long Road seems pretty good for what's there thus far. I know I've homebrewed some pretty crazy stuff into games before, such as a Fantasy equivalent of a WWI Sopwith Camel. Not that the above post Infinite Sky will have those, I was just saying something I've brewed to work in my home game.

[Sparx]

I should note that I converted the Sopwith Camel from d20 Past.

[CalebTGordan]

I started putting stuff up on The Infinite Sky. More will be done through the week.

[CalebTGordan]

Airships done. The largest airships are way too large for any sort of encounter with them alone, I suggest treating them as locations. I still provided some stats for them.

[CalebTGordan]

I am pretty much done with The Infinite Sky. I stopped at powered gliders, but if enough people ask it I may go on to stat out airplanes.

Now to focus on The Open Sea.

[GM_Solspiral]

Well done

[Sparx]

As I said, it looks good so far. I'm interested in your planes, as well as the rest of what you're working on.

[CalebTGordan]

I just added a bunch of ships to the ocean document. I'll go ahead and add in some more modern vehicles in all of them.

[Sparx]

Good job. These are pretty good.

[CalebTGordan]

The Open Ocean should help those who are running games like Skull and Shackles.

I should also add in some pictures eventually, but I think adding to the content is more important than adding anything else.