W'rkncacnter
Hero
my money's on the jet fighter.
D&D General Tech in DnD; What should be included and how much is too much? (+)
Incenjucar
Legend
A lot of the old pulp stuff was very sci-fantasy, like He-Man.
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
now thats just rude!
- hearing He-Man referred to as old pulp stuff is really funny, i'm not quite a grandpa yet!
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CreamCloud0
One day, I hope to actually play DnD.
i think i could play in a pirates of the caribbean world and have it feel like a sufficiently DnD game, but that has guns, cannons and grenades/bombs, but still manages to have it's fair share of swordplay and melee combat.
Crimson Longinus
Legend
Every setting doesn't need gunpowder, but to me the idea that gunpowder makes something feel not fantasy is really weird. Like have people not heard of Warhammer Fantasy?
Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Yeah pretty much blunderbuss pistols are as essential to ‘Pirate fantasy’ as parrots, eye patches and peg-legs
The Soloist
Adventurer
It has never bothered me. Old D&D was full of weird stuff. DA Temple of the Frog anyone? Dying Earth is in Appendix N. Tech and D&D go hand in hand.
deganawida
Legend
Thundarr, too!
Oh man, I remember the first time I saw The City of the Gods and I was like, wait, what?
The Soloist
Adventurer
Dave Arneson, co-creator of D&D, was really into sci-fantasy combos. His Blackmoor, the first D&D fantasy setting, was a post-apocalyptic setting devolved into a medieval one.
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