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Yeah, it's less complex than the ship rules in Saltmarsh. Basically the vehicle has a regular monster stat block that just has "action stations" instead of actions, and each station takes an action to use by someone on-board. So if it's easy to run a monster as a DM, then it's easy to use...

I don't actually know how. I'm looking, but I'm new here. Sorry.

Hey guys, I wanted to make a post here to talk about using vehicles in D&D 5e, and to advertise my vehicle supplements on DMs Guild. How do you make use of vehicles in combat in D&D 5e? What other benefits do you give your players for using them? You can see how I do it in my supplement...

Oh! my bad. I thought I did it right. If you haven't already, I'll remove this thread and post to that one.

Hey guys, I wanted to make a post here to talk about using vehicles in D&D 5e, and to advertise my vehicle supplements on DMs Guild. How do you make use of vehicles in combat in D&D 5e? What other benefits do you give your players for using them? You can see how I do it in my supplement...

Hey, I just made a new, much more bite sized intro video to the race if you're interested: I'm also going to edit the thread's original post to have this new one instead. I'm keeping the long one online, but it's the "In-Depth or Comprehensive" version on my channel now.

Sure! Mechanically they're super unique because they have a primary race, and 5 'Natures' they can choose to take on which are kind of like swapable subraces. This is kind of like switching seasons with the Eladrin Elves, but more focused, and it takes two long rests to fully switch for...

I just celebrated my birthday, and the day before that released my first supplement on DM's Guild. I'm not sure which one I'm happier about, and I've gotten nothing but positive feedback so far. By the way, I'm new to this site, but I wanted to see if anyone was interested in checking it out...