Beleriphon
Totally Awesome Pirate Brain
Hi everybody!
I'm working on a naval combat rule set for the DMsG. However I'm looking for a bit of feedback from you fine folks about how much, or how little, I should narrow my focus to make my first venture into publishing a reality. The biggest thing I want to know is how many ages of naval combat I should include.
To explain the general time frames. I will absolutely include the Ancient through Late Medieval periods.
Ancient World: Bireme and triremes powered by vast numbers of oarsmen ply the Mediterranean conquering ports of call for the Greeks and Romans.
Early Medieval: Viking longships raid the coasts and Rivers of Europe.
Late Medieval: Cogs and hulks are the height of naval achievement in Europe.
Renaissance: Caravels and carracks have just been invents, cogs and hulks are common. Galleys have made a comeback in the Mediterranean.
Age of Exploration: Think Christopher Columbus, the time when caravels and carracks ruled the waves.
Golden Age of Piracy: Galleons and ships-of-the-line are kings of the sea, hauling plunder from the new world to Europe in vast flotillas.
I'm working on a naval combat rule set for the DMsG. However I'm looking for a bit of feedback from you fine folks about how much, or how little, I should narrow my focus to make my first venture into publishing a reality. The biggest thing I want to know is how many ages of naval combat I should include.
To explain the general time frames. I will absolutely include the Ancient through Late Medieval periods.
Ancient World: Bireme and triremes powered by vast numbers of oarsmen ply the Mediterranean conquering ports of call for the Greeks and Romans.
Early Medieval: Viking longships raid the coasts and Rivers of Europe.
Late Medieval: Cogs and hulks are the height of naval achievement in Europe.
Renaissance: Caravels and carracks have just been invents, cogs and hulks are common. Galleys have made a comeback in the Mediterranean.
Age of Exploration: Think Christopher Columbus, the time when caravels and carracks ruled the waves.
Golden Age of Piracy: Galleons and ships-of-the-line are kings of the sea, hauling plunder from the new world to Europe in vast flotillas.
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