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<blockquote data-quote="SilverFoxKnows" data-source="post: 2371658" data-attributes="member: 33593">From my homebrew campaignsThere is a seafaring race that played a large part in a recent war. Their ships aren't historic, but hey, it's a fantasy world. They don't travel in &quot;battle groups&quot; they travel in &quot;pods&quot;. Massive ships of heavy construction their speed comes from the clerics of the sea goddess. They ALWAYS have the wind at their backs. The flag ship is armed with trebuchet. At its right is a dragon ship (think aircraft carrier), also in the mix are ballista frigates and catapult cruisers. &nbsp;Some names I have used are the Stormdancer, Stingray and The Iron Hand of Kriegen. Hope that helps. &nbsp;Oh, another homebrew race uses airships. Quick, lightly constructed, using Sorcerers for offense/ defense. &nbsp;These are the exceptions and not the rule. Most seafaring races use more historic vessels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SilverFoxKnows, post: 2371658, member: 33593"] [b]From my homebrew campaigns[/b] There is a seafaring race that played a large part in a recent war. Their ships aren't historic, but hey, it's a fantasy world. They don't travel in "battle groups" they travel in "pods". Massive ships of heavy construction their speed comes from the clerics of the sea goddess. They ALWAYS have the wind at their backs. The flag ship is armed with trebuchet. At its right is a dragon ship (think aircraft carrier), also in the mix are ballista frigates and catapult cruisers. Some names I have used are the Stormdancer, Stingray and The Iron Hand of Kriegen. Hope that helps. Oh, another homebrew race uses airships. Quick, lightly constructed, using Sorcerers for offense/ defense. These are the exceptions and not the rule. Most seafaring races use more historic vessels. [/QUOTE]

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