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<blockquote data-quote="Tolen Mar" data-source="post: 1559076" data-attributes="member: 1295">All of that would be true IF I were using Dragonstar, read my earlier post, I said nothing about it.&nbsp; I looked into it to be sure, but the stuff I read didnt seem to sit well with me (which is a shame, because I really liked the ideas behind it and spelljammer).For the campaign I'm building, one world is plenty enough.&nbsp; The idea that space travel is possible is enough for me, and might drive some of the industry and sciencetific development.&nbsp; On the other hand, aside from finding out if earth is still intact, there really is no reason to go back.&nbsp; These colonists would be reluctant to try it again just to find a different place to live, after all, they have a hard enough time on this planet, who knows if the next one will be better (or probably worse).Anyhow, I mentioned I was going to use Chaoistech.&nbsp; To tell the truth until now, I had no reason to read it.&nbsp; (I got it as a gift.)&nbsp; Last night I tried again, and bogged down in the section about cults.&nbsp; So I decided to skip ahead.&nbsp; Man that stuff is awesome!&nbsp; I now have a rival city that uses only chaositech (its leader is mad), and outfits the 'primitives' with it.&nbsp; Its kinda like a twisted opposite of normal magitech.&nbsp; Mapping is almost done on a global scale, I'll be working on the main regions soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tolen Mar, post: 1559076, member: 1295"] All of that would be true IF I were using Dragonstar, read my earlier post, I said nothing about it. I looked into it to be sure, but the stuff I read didnt seem to sit well with me (which is a shame, because I really liked the ideas behind it and spelljammer). For the campaign I'm building, one world is plenty enough. The idea that space travel is possible is enough for me, and might drive some of the industry and sciencetific development. On the other hand, aside from finding out if earth is still intact, there really is no reason to go back. These colonists would be reluctant to try it again just to find a different place to live, after all, they have a hard enough time on this planet, who knows if the next one will be better (or probably worse). Anyhow, I mentioned I was going to use Chaoistech. To tell the truth until now, I had no reason to read it. (I got it as a gift.) Last night I tried again, and bogged down in the section about cults. So I decided to skip ahead. Man that stuff is awesome! I now have a rival city that uses only chaositech (its leader is mad), and outfits the 'primitives' with it. Its kinda like a twisted opposite of normal magitech. Mapping is almost done on a global scale, I'll be working on the main regions soon. [/QUOTE]

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