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Not quite so far back in time, BG2 lampshaded 2e class race restrictions with a halfling wannabe paladin. Mazzy Fenton I think she was...

Which is very common in science fiction, generally. While there is certainly dystopian steampunk fiction, I don’t thinks dystopian...

What Wells and Verne were doing was just scifi. It may seem "steampunkish" to us, as it is set to era usually featured in steampunk...

I agree. I would say that the 1954 Disney 20,000 Leagues and the 1960 Time Machine movies had a big influence on the steampunk aesthetic...

Ah- yeah, I agree with that. I still think it’s a stretch to consider Verne & Wells to be truly steampunk. Even granting numerous...

That would probably be more appropriate with Isolde's Carnival. Check out the 2E Ravenloft supplement Carnival for more of those sorts...

The word "steampunk" is first attested to 1987: I am skeptical many would have been thinking about it as a unified genre before that...

Kinder being German probably has something to do with that. Also, this:

Given that it was written 4 years ago, I think you are reading in to it. If it was written this year, they would probably have used...

I'm pretty certain it would be, at least under UK law. "Hideous L:aughter" on it's own would not be, so long as it does what the name...

Sure. It depends very much on the territory and the judge. And WotC would want to avoid having to contend it in court at all costs...

A stat block is "game rules" not "a story". And intellectual property laws are very weak in protecting game rules. Changing the format...

“No paper” is one of the rules of the setting (again, according to interviews with the show runners). Ergo it would be odd for someone...

Given that Tarkin isn’t in this, I don’t think so. And it’s going to be a lot more than a crowd getting massacred in this version. And...