Since my post got swallowed up in 5e general, and I'm a

>>55177323
I need dimensions for this airship. How long is it? How wide? How tall? How much labor is saved by magic or machinery? What is it's operational ceiling? Max speed with a backwind? Does it require fuel? If so, at what rate? How dense is the fuel? Is it solid, liquid, or gas? Does beyond line of sight communication exist in the setting? How, by magic or technology? Does it ever traverse a vacuum or otherwise hostile space, like an alternate plane of reality?

>>55177394
Like, 120 ft long, 30 ft wide? Or something

>>55177552
Have you considered looking at modern vessels for inspiration?

Also, would this vessel have pocket dimensions inside it?

>>55177323
An enormous button labeled 'do not press' that transforms the airship into a huge golem

Maybe one or two personal, tiny airboats that can function as lifeboats or scouts

>>55177323
I'd personally want some manner of crafting or refining stations. Something as simple as a handwaved workshop would do, but giving us a coherent reason to take our airship out and acquire things we didn't previously have a use for sounds better.

Steampunk robots or golems are always nice. Also being a catgirl maid optional

Ominous logs or maps referring to terrible, terrible things one might be able to reach in an airship would be solid gold bait for me, dunno about your party.

>>55177394
Basic d&d setting essentially, no fuel required. Stayed aloft via a captured air elemental and is propelled by a captured fire elemental.

>>55177666
This idea is 135% too rad