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Good to know, thanks for chiming in here. And great work with Vodari. I've been very impressed with the level of polish. The character options are great, and the setting itself is inspiring, with just the right level of detail. Well done!

Ships have their own character sheet, and the book lists a bunch of examples of different sizes and styles. They get a certain number of actions, which can be split between movement, firing weapons, etc. Each ship consists of multiple critical components with their own AC and HP that need to be...

I agree with that sentiment. While the art is well done, it is indeed very cartoonish, and I would have preferred a grittier style. Having said that, I don't find that this rubs off on the actual setting. It doesn't feel targeted at kids, and you can make it as gritty as you like.

I'm running the OSR Hot Springs Island campaign in 5e, and setting it in the world of Vodari.

I'm playing Vodari right now, although my current campaign is focused on a specific island (I'm running Hot Springs Island), so Vodari is mostly in the background. But we'll likely explore more of the world at later levels. I'm really impressed with the setting. Lots of flavor, just enough...