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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 7216616" data-attributes="member: 6801286">The latter is how third edition handled ship damage, specifically in the book Stormwrack. And then you would need to "hole" a certain number of sections, before the vessel had to make a sinking check. A holed section would also flood, causing adjacent sections to immediately drop to half hitpoints. Its not a perfect system, especially once it got to multiple ships fighting at the same time. But for one on one battles it did the job.Depends on the enchantment, and presumably the size of the vehicle. If the vehicle has sections, you could charge a fixed amount per section. By having a mage onboard your vehicle to counter any offensive spells. Apart from that, upgrading sections of your vehicle with fireproof coating would also give the vehicle a certain degree of fire resistance. But depending on the size of the vehicle, that could be quite costly. Magic is where vehicular combat becomes interesting. A Fireball for example, is especially scary when used against a sailing vessel. But obviously in a world where such magic is known, ships would prepare accordingly.</blockquote>