Airship - plans and plots [Archive] - Wizards Community

Airship - plans and plots [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Windwright
12-06-04, 10:45 AM This is the setting for our Eberron campaign. I created the maps a while back with my husband tmaaas.

House Lyrandar Airship (http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=1350&KW=Lyrandar)

It's turning into a great game full of action and surprises.

One of our players has also started a story hour at ENworld:
Adventure in the open skies: The Liralen Irregulars (http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=109534)

I'd be very grateful for any Eberron fans who'd stop by and let our author know what you think!
nyysjan
12-06-04, 10:59 AM :shocked: :love:
damn good
altough it seems to have lots of room for passengers but relatively little for cargo, the library/chappel and the tavern seem a bit excessive.
:thinks:
i presume this is mainly used for passengers and could be tought of as a luxury yacht :lightbulb

:plotting: i'm so gonna buy one for my gnome assassin when he can afford it
(even if the steering will be bit difficult :P )

(in fake english accent) I say, a very good show my chap :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
Useless
12-06-04, 02:41 PM +++++altough it seems to have lots of room for passengers but relatively little for cargo,+++++

The big airships like the Hindenburg and R101 carried basically only passengers and the post.

It was all about rapid communication and tying Vast Empires togeather by gad.

I can easily see elemental airships filling the same role.

--

Nice plans!

Might I suggest a side view to ease visualisation of where the layers go?
Windwright
12-06-04, 02:54 PM Page 125 of the Eberron Campaign Setting would be the side view that inspired the map. The scale was taken from the tiny people who are standing on the deck. The artist is Mark Tedin.

The floor plans do currently have a great deal of space given to passenger accomodations. (The Maiden Voyage had a lot of VIP's aboard) Pretty much all of the areas can be converted to cargo, barracks, just about anything. The Liralen is very flexible. And it's real purpose - as our PC's are discovering - is something more lucrative than passengers or cargo. Adventuring. . . . It's pretty amazing what some of those recovered schemas and lost relics can go for. :)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Windwright 12-06-04, 10:45 AM	This is the setting for our Eberron campaign. I created the maps a while back with my husband tmaaas. House Lyrandar Airship (http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=1350&KW=Lyrandar) It's turning into a great game full of action and surprises. One of our players has also started a story hour at ENworld: Adventure in the open skies: The Liralen Irregulars (http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=109534) I'd be very grateful for any Eberron fans who'd stop by and let our author know what you think!
nyysjan 12-06-04, 10:59 AM	:shocked: :love: damn good altough it seems to have lots of room for passengers but relatively little for cargo, the library/chappel and the tavern seem a bit excessive. :thinks: i presume this is mainly used for passengers and could be tought of as a luxury yacht :lightbulb :plotting: i'm so gonna buy one for my gnome assassin when he can afford it (even if the steering will be bit difficult :P ) (in fake english accent) I say, a very good show my chap :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
Useless 12-06-04, 02:41 PM	+++++altough it seems to have lots of room for passengers but relatively little for cargo,+++++ The big airships like the Hindenburg and R101 carried basically only passengers and the post. It was all about rapid communication and tying Vast Empires togeather by gad. I can easily see elemental airships filling the same role. -- Nice plans! Might I suggest a side view to ease visualisation of where the layers go?
Windwright 12-06-04, 02:54 PM	Page 125 of the Eberron Campaign Setting would be the side view that inspired the map. The scale was taken from the tiny people who are standing on the deck. The artist is Mark Tedin. The floor plans do currently have a great deal of space given to passenger accomodations. (The Maiden Voyage had a lot of VIP's aboard) Pretty much all of the areas can be converted to cargo, barracks, just about anything. The Liralen is very flexible. And it's real purpose - as our PC's are discovering - is something more lucrative than passengers or cargo. Adventuring. . . . It's pretty amazing what some of those recovered schemas and lost relics can go for. :)