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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8090310" data-attributes="member: 63508">I'm calling science fiction not magic. I am fine with a class who can harness low powered science fiction.One, I'm not even saying the use of electricity is widespread. It took a while for electricity to be accepted and this in modern eras. Imagine how the dumb hicks and suspicious nobles of typical D&amp;D settings would treat electricity. Especially if proper safety measures were not discovered. Half treated like people treated open warlocks.Two, of course it would have repeatable effects. So does arcane magic. And there is only 1 popular D&amp;D setting that make arcane magic widespread. Professor Plum discovering electricity isn't going to have ever street lit up by lightbulbs in a decade. D&amp;D already has light spells.Three, D&amp;D already has arcane and divine magic competing with mundane technology.&nbsp; And it is still medieval based. I doubt adding flashlights, roids, and Frankenstien's monsters&nbsp; is going to kick out the mages who litterally laugh at conservation of energy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8090310, member: 63508"] I'm calling science fiction not magic. I am fine with a class who can harness low powered science fiction. One, I'm not even saying the use of electricity is widespread. It took a while for electricity to be accepted and this in modern eras. Imagine how the dumb hicks and suspicious nobles of typical D&D settings would treat electricity. Especially if proper safety measures were not discovered. Half treated like people treated open warlocks. Two, of course it would have repeatable effects. So does arcane magic. And there is only 1 popular D&D setting that make arcane magic widespread. Professor Plum discovering electricity isn't going to have ever street lit up by lightbulbs in a decade. D&D already has light spells. Three, D&D already has arcane and divine magic competing with mundane technology. And it is still medieval based. I doubt adding flashlights, roids, and Frankenstien's monsters is going to kick out the mages who litterally laugh at conservation of energy. [/QUOTE]

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