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<blockquote data-quote="Derren" data-source="post: 7087546" data-attributes="member: 2518">Mainly it is a concern that without fantastical terrain and maybe even access to naval spells there combat, for example on open waters without any special features, will not be interesting enough. Especially as in naval combat the stats of the characters matter less and instead the ship is the deciding factor which will neither level up or even change much at all during a campaign.And more of a personal peeve, I don't like it if the fantastical is seen as the norm or at least not very detectable. In your example everyone would see that a fire shooting sail is fantastic, but nothing in it sounds like the ability of ships to even go there is fantastic, too. It rather appears that it is a completely normal thing.One thing the example reminds me off, how &quot;small&quot; can you go with this book. While a schoner vs. a galleon in this setup is very &quot;fantastic&quot;, a combat between a launch, maybe with a single small cannon in front, and a daring cutter captain would not (or a lot less). Will the book cover that too?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Derren, post: 7087546, member: 2518"] Mainly it is a concern that without fantastical terrain and maybe even access to naval spells there combat, for example on open waters without any special features, will not be interesting enough. Especially as in naval combat the stats of the characters matter less and instead the ship is the deciding factor which will neither level up or even change much at all during a campaign. And more of a personal peeve, I don't like it if the fantastical is seen as the norm or at least not very detectable. In your example everyone would see that a fire shooting sail is fantastic, but nothing in it sounds like the ability of ships to even go there is fantastic, too. It rather appears that it is a completely normal thing. One thing the example reminds me off, how "small" can you go with this book. While a schoner vs. a galleon in this setup is very "fantastic", a combat between a launch, maybe with a single small cannon in front, and a daring cutter captain would not (or a lot less). Will the book cover that too? [/QUOTE]

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