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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7961713" data-attributes="member: 6802378">But the copyright can't avoid to publish &quot;spiritual succesors&quot;. Videogame industry has got lots of example about this.* Now I am thinking Kaladesh has got magitek but also vehicles, and enemies who ride a vehicle with motor, even with a magic motor, may be power-broken. Do you remember <a href="https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Master_Cycle_Zero" target="_blank">Link's motorbyke, the master cycle zero</a>? Now try to imagine PCs fighting against goblins using steampunk tech to ride motorbykes or any mechanical construct mount with wheels. How should be the Challenging-Ratin or XPs reward for an enemy who enjoy this &quot;special help&quot;? Or that magic-technology to create artificial muscles used for machines and motors, for example a crossbow what reloads itself. Kaladesh with that aether-magic is like a first playtesting for a new version of d20 Modern.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7961713, member: 6802378"] But the copyright can't avoid to publish "spiritual succesors". Videogame industry has got lots of example about this. * Now I am thinking Kaladesh has got magitek but also vehicles, and enemies who ride a vehicle with motor, even with a magic motor, may be power-broken. Do you remember [URL='https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Master_Cycle_Zero']Link's motorbyke, the master cycle zero[/URL]? Now try to imagine PCs fighting against goblins using steampunk tech to ride motorbykes or any mechanical construct mount with wheels. How should be the Challenging-Ratin or XPs reward for an enemy who enjoy this "special help"? Or that magic-technology to create artificial muscles used for machines and motors, for example a crossbow what reloads itself. Kaladesh with that aether-magic is like a first playtesting for a new version of d20 Modern. [/QUOTE]

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