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Spelljammer 5e - Ship Combat & Scaling Maps

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the book is now live on DMsGuild here!
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Simple D&D5e mechanics for ship combat on 500- , 50-, and 5-foot scale maps as presented in the Spelljammer Combat & Exploration supplement being created here online!
This video expands further on the ideas of travel time in spelljammer here:
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This video shows how ships can engage in ranged and melee weapon combat at different scales of map during adventures to have more tactical decisions during ship combat than just closing distance to board an enemy vessel.
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@fastjimmy6167 7 месяцев назад

Wanted to point out that the speed a Spelljamming ship travels normally and the speed it “slows” to when it is inside another bubble (such as a star system’s sphere or the air envelope) is different and much slower than it does when it is traveling at “warp speed” So the scale of “10,000 miles per round” wouldn’t really apply for any encounters, as it is assumed if you are close enough to something to spot it/get into an encounter with it, your ship is already “slowed” to a more manageable speed

@filkearney 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for swinging through - Yes exactly! This book is specifically exploring how combat and exploration changes when ships have the option of moving at incremental speeds, not just binary fast/slow.... so what you're describing is why this project exists... tables that want to have the ability to speed up, slow down, and move at less-than-full speed increments will find a lot of very simple mechanics and how they can be applied to adventures in space. There's 80 pages of variant rules and a 20 page conversion guide to how these mechanics can be applied to Light of Xaryxis as a practical demonstration of the mechanics in use. Stick around for more videos, or check out the free preview when it publishes -- I hope something in here will resonate with you, and I'm looking forward to maybe hearing what that is. :)