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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Insight" data-source="post: 5149452" data-attributes="member: 11437">When you start introducing "technology" (beyond that which is found in typical D&D), it usually butts heads with magic.  In other words, why would this technology have developed in a world where magic is prevalent?If the steam technology and the magic don't step all over each others' toes, I think it could make a fine setting.  The only issue with 4E magic is that everything is magic, so separating what the steam tech does from what magic can do is going to be a little tricky.If the steam technology is mere backdrop (interesting backdrop, mind you, but still backdrop), it doesn't necesitate major fluff (or crunch) changes at all.  I guess, in the end, it depends on how much you want to feature the steam technology in the adventure versus how much you want to show it in the background.</blockquote>