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Night Watchman
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Cambridge, UK
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The 1866 Battle of Lissa is a good example of naval warfare at this TL, and shows how disastrous wilful player characters in charge of a fleet can be.
The naval part of the War of the Pacific was on a fairly small scale, but illustrated the unchanging parts of naval warfare. The Battle of Santiago de Cuba is early TL6, without many of TL6's innovations, and is also worth a look. The beasts are actually easier to believe in. Dirigibles are really large and quite fragile. Getting them in and out of a hangar at sea, where there's always a wind and truly calm seas are very rare will be very hard, and accidents extremely destructive. A dirigible that can lift significant weaponry is larger than any sane ship.
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The Path of Cunning. Indexes: DFRPG Characters, Advantage of the Week, Disadvantage of the Week, Skill of the Week, Techniques. Last edited by johndallman; 06-10-2023 at 06:40 AM. Reason: Dirigibles |
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