I just think the Efreeti would just be naturally good at it, they could just mold sand into glass with their bare hands. I think it’d be cool to imagine the Efreeti having a rich and deep culture of glass artists. I just like the image of Djinni cities filled with glass art pieces.
Sure. My point is just that the major Sword Coast cities at least are not “stuck in the medieval period”. They are Renaissance if not even more modern.
I don't think Journeys through the Radiant Citadel has "authentic medieval" as one of its goals. Quite the contrary, in fact.
Since this is waaaaay off topic, I'll put my response in a spoiler block.
But fashion doesn't really have all that much to do with technology. A Roman republic tailor could have made a 3 piece suit with shirt and necktie if someone had described it to him, and the tools of the trade didn't really change for the next 2000 years, until the invention of the sewing machine and the mechanical loom.
I know. I think they were pretty intentional -- and clear -- that this wasn't going to resemble more traditional modes of D&D. Definitely not for everyone, though.
I did notice the Tame Impala track, which was sweet, but didn't catch the line.
Im ok they didnt.
They did say it in the original movie.
I mean, depends on where we are talking about in the Medieval period: that could pass for 13th century Italy well enough.
