Flying Ship (5e Equipment)

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Varies vehicle (airship) Creature Capacity: Varies Cargo Capacity: Varies Travel Pace: Varies Cost: Varies (uncommon) Weight: Damage Immunities poison, psychic Condition Immunities blinded, charmed, deafened, exhaustion, frightened, incapacitated, paralyzed, petrified, poisoned, prone, stunned, unconscious Actions Dependent on size. The largest size vessel can house a maximum of 120 cannons Cannon. 4d4 damage on a hit and an additional 1d8 for every 1,320 feet the target is below the vessel. Subtract 1 from the attack roll for every 1,320 feet the vessel is above the target unless you have proficiency in Intelligence or Wisdom saving throws. Otherwise you only subtract 1 from attack rolls per 2,640 feet instead of 1,320. Reload: 3 rounds. Hull Armor Class Hit Points

A dirigible modeled after sea-going vessels, nations in mountainous terrain often specialize in these vessels. The flying ship has the following features: Cost 10x the normal cost of an ocean vessel of the same size class Speed 24x the speed of a water vessel of the same size, maximum altitude of five miles (26,400 feet) above sea level Modifications The Flying Ship can have three different types of hull plating Iron: add 1,500 hit points, cost 8,000 gp per ship size class Light Steel: add 2,500 hit points, cost 15,000 gp per ship size class Heavy Plate: add 5,500 hit points, cost 30,000 gp per ship size class

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