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--- dnd:airship [2025/09/07 08:49] – corran
+++ dnd:airship [2025/09/13 23:48] (current) – [Critical Hits] corran
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 ====== Airship Combat System ======
-Airship combat is divided into **crew roles** and **ship design**. Each ship is built on a base hull with stats (HP, AC, Speed) and upgrade slots, while every crew member has a distinct role to play. The system is designed for **fast turns, frequent dice rolls, and teamwork**.
+Airship combat is divided into **crew roles** and **ship**. Each ship is built on a base hull with stats (HP, AC, Speed) and upgrade slots, while every crew member has a distinct role to play.
+**The system is designed for fast turns, frequent dice rolls, and teamwork**.
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   * **HP** – The total durability of the ship’s hull.
   * **AC** – How hard the ship is to hit.
-  * **Speed** – How many spaces (hexes or squares) the ship may move per round.
+  * **Speed** – How many spaces the ship may move per round.
   * **Slots (Hardpoints)** – Configurable upgrade modules divided into:
     * **Hull Slots** (armor, plating, shielding)
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+===== Ship Weapon Damage =====
+Airship weapons deal damage to the **hull HP** of enemy ships or may be used to target **hardpoints** (slots). Damage is resolved by weapon type.
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+==== Weapon Types ====
+^ Weapon Type   ^ Dice (Roll Option) ^ Notes |
+| **Light Mount**    | 4d8 + 2  | Small, fast weapons (light cannons, arcane bolts). Good vs scouts and frigates. |
+| **Standard Mount** | 5d10 + 5 | Medium weapons (deck guns, heavy ballistae). The most common weapon type. |
+| **Heavy Mount**    | 6d10 + 10 | Large weapons (broadside cannons, siege repeaters). Strong vs larger hulls. |
+| **Siege Mount**    | 8d10 + 15 | Massive weapons (arcane artillery, dreadnought batteries). Usually one per large ship. |
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+==== Critical Hits ====
+  * On a critical hit, **double the dice damage** (not the flat bonus).
+  * The attacker may also choose to force a **Hardpoint Check** (11+ = system worsens).
+  * Critical hits are intended to be spiky and dangerous: they can bypass hull attrition and cripple enemy systems.
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+==== Called Shots ====
+  * A Gunner may attempt to **target a specific hardpoint** instead of the hull.
+  * Attack is rolled with **disadvantage** (unless boosted by the Captain or Pilot).
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