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<blockquote data-quote="Bronze_Dragon" data-source="post: 4858077" data-attributes="member: 84459">Sounds like quite an undertaking. I've always felt like technology is always an interesting aspect of a fantasy roleplaying game. Food for thought:- Remember you don't have to be 100% original. I'm sure there are plenty of systems out there that already have a fantasy/technology mix. If they don't suite you (I know I personally prefer grinding out a new system rather than adopt a new one when I'm really driven on an idea...), you could at least see how they integrate everything and maybe adopt those ideas.- You said you want to incorporate technology. Cool. What kind? Is this going to be steampunk style, eberron style (with magic powering the technological things), medieval technology (everything short of gunpowder), early gunpowder, etc. etc. I personally find Leonardo Da Vinci's drawings inspiration for how to think about technology in a medieval world.&nbsp; Edit: Sorry, I posted without reading over the entire list of skills; I see you want to have computers in there. Still, I'd suggest thinking about what kind of style you want, and how important and how everpresent (for lack of a better word) technology will be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bronze_Dragon, post: 4858077, member: 84459"] Sounds like quite an undertaking. I've always felt like technology is always an interesting aspect of a fantasy roleplaying game. Food for thought: - Remember you don't have to be 100% original. I'm sure there are plenty of systems out there that already have a fantasy/technology mix. If they don't suite you (I know I personally prefer grinding out a new system rather than adopt a new one when I'm really driven on an idea...), you could at least see how they integrate everything and maybe adopt those ideas. - You said you want to incorporate technology. Cool. What kind? Is this going to be steampunk style, eberron style (with magic powering the technological things), medieval technology (everything short of gunpowder), early gunpowder, etc. etc. I personally find Leonardo Da Vinci's drawings inspiration for how to think about technology in a medieval world. Edit: Sorry, I posted without reading over the entire list of skills; I see you want to have computers in there. Still, I'd suggest thinking about what kind of style you want, and how important and how everpresent (for lack of a better word) technology will be. [/QUOTE]

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