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<blockquote data-quote="J-H" data-source="post: 8226894" data-attributes="member: 7020951">My current campaign's antagonists are Aaracokra.&nbsp; They use flying ships powered by sacrificed human hearts.&nbsp; I put some limitations on it to avoid things getting too crazy for either side:-Ships &quot;run out&quot; of power after 120 days of flight and need to be recharged (divine/sacrificial evil ritual); the party has to steal new ones every so often.-Ships are mass-produced and simple - controls are &quot;ground&quot; &quot;100' altitude&quot; plus forward/backwards and turn left/right.&nbsp; This fixes everyone at a reasonable altitude.-Ships run only during the daytime (sun god), and are grounded at night.&nbsp; This gives the group an opportunity to catch them on the ground - and makes ocean crossings hazardous.Travel time for the air-skiffs is still 72 miles per day, versus ~24 miles per day for the party on the ground.&nbsp; They are a major mobility advantage even with all the limitations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-H, post: 8226894, member: 7020951"] My current campaign's antagonists are Aaracokra. They use flying ships powered by sacrificed human hearts. I put some limitations on it to avoid things getting too crazy for either side: -Ships "run out" of power after 120 days of flight and need to be recharged (divine/sacrificial evil ritual); the party has to steal new ones every so often. -Ships are mass-produced and simple - controls are "ground" "100' altitude" plus forward/backwards and turn left/right. This fixes everyone at a reasonable altitude. -Ships run only during the daytime (sun god), and are grounded at night. This gives the group an opportunity to catch them on the ground - and makes ocean crossings hazardous. Travel time for the air-skiffs is still 72 miles per day, versus ~24 miles per day for the party on the ground. They are a major mobility advantage even with all the limitations. [/QUOTE]

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