Damselfly (Spelljammer Supplement)
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Damselfly
Built By: Humans
Used Primarily By: Humans
Cost: 30,000 gp
Hit Points: 75
Damage Threshold: 20
Crew: 2/10
Max ability modifier: +2
Landing—Land: Yes
Landing—Water: No
Armor Class: 16
Standard Armament:
- 1 heavy ballista
or
- 1 heavy catapult
or
- 1 heavy jettison
Cargo(tons): 5
Keel Length: 100'
Beam Width: 20'
Description
A second generation version of the Dragonfly, the Damselfly has the same general configuration but has been totally redesigned along its main body. The entire outer construction is metal rather than wood, and all exposed decks are covered. The ship's single heavy weapon is concealed beneath a sliding hatch behind the wings.
The Damselfly is popular for many reasons, its battle-readiness appealing to smugglers and others who anticipate a fight. The total enclosure of its decks also appeals to those who value their privacy, meaning anyone from a lich to a rakshasa to a mind flayer might appreciate the craft.
Ship Variants
Cargo: By removing the heavy weapon on the ship, the cargo space is increased by 4 tons, for a total of 9.
Super Heavy: The invention of the truly paranoid, this thickly armored variant of the Damselfly boasts 17 AC, though its max ability mod is reduced to +1 due to the bulk.
