Re: separable hulls

hahah woo, Id love to see the stats and maybe some pics if you have any!
The ship I did was actually called the feymaran, and had two extra hulls off
to the side and slightly forward, making the entire effect a flying V.  With
flits3's permission I'd love to send my deckplan to static for inclusion on
BTM, flits did the basic deckplan and I just expanded upon it.

I also had plans for an additional fourth hull ninety degrees down from the
others, and again forward, of course it would thus be above a gravity plane
and a lil implausible, but isnt all spelljammer?

Tilaurin
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From: "Cynthia Hahn" <erisrvn@?????????.net>
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Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 10:43 PM
Subject: [SPELLJAMMER] separable hulls


> >Ah.  what about ships that split into three?  EH??  and what if its not
> a sheel type setup, like how I wrote up a catamaran version of >the
> arrowing that had seperable hulls ;)  EH?!
>
> Heh. You mean I wasn't the only one? I had a ship based of one of the
> Eldar miniatures from the very old Warhammer space combat game Space
> Fleet. It separated into three pieces for combat as well. It joined
> together for more efficient travel, but imagine the pirates' surprise
> when they were suddenly getting it from all sides.
>
> ErisRaven
>
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