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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rounser" data-source="post: 4008270" data-attributes="member: 1106">I had the flying ships more in mind, actually, but yes, the rail is a clanger with regard to the everyday magic thing too.  Even if it is novel because WOTC tells you the people think of it as novel.  GH has nothing like that, because it's actively trying to be pseudomedieval rather than incorporating gimmicks as the new kid on the block.  When a spaceship crashes in the mountains, it's genuinely novel, and with a footprint of a single module...not part of some magical industrial revolution.And before you mention Halruua and it's flying ships, it's a long way away from FR's central action for a reason.  Like Nimbral, it's the mysterious land on the horizon, the stuff of myth (and in doing so, makes magic more magical)...not a workaday part of society (which strips the magic out of magic).</blockquote>