F1zban
2014-10-07, 10:06 AM
Hi Forum,
Bought Fire as She Bears due to the fact that the general consensus on teh webz is that it's really good for naval combat in pathfinder. Not going to lie, I do like it. It looks pretty good (though I haven't tried it properly yet) but my problem is with the ships themselves. Not sure why, but trying to build a ship based on an actual age of sail ship (I used the U.S.S. Constitution) I end up with a 90str behemoth that can move at 35 sq per turn and has the cargo capacity of a small island. It seems that even the example BAMF ship (Boneduce's Pride) is little more than a fifth rate ship of the line. What do I do if I want larger ships from around the 18th-19th century? According to FaSB they would all be super fast yet barely manuverable.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks.
Bought Fire as She Bears due to the fact that the general consensus on teh webz is that it's really good for naval combat in pathfinder. Not going to lie, I do like it. It looks pretty good (though I haven't tried it properly yet) but my problem is with the ships themselves. Not sure why, but trying to build a ship based on an actual age of sail ship (I used the U.S.S. Constitution) I end up with a 90str behemoth that can move at 35 sq per turn and has the cargo capacity of a small island. It seems that even the example BAMF ship (Boneduce's Pride) is little more than a fifth rate ship of the line. What do I do if I want larger ships from around the 18th-19th century? According to FaSB they would all be super fast yet barely manuverable.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks.