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<blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7986998" data-attributes="member: 6704184"><p>Any violent explosion can make a gun. Or an engine. </p><p>If you want to hand wave tech just do so, don’t try to jump through hoops to get there. Eberron just says, “in this world magic advances more than tech, and is part of every day life, and no one is really trying to advance mundane tech.” It doesn’t try to make that make sense upon deep examination, it just asks the reader to either run with it, or change it in their campqign</p><p></p><p></p><p>You’d have to wildly change how available those magics are to have them create a “revolution”.</p><p></p><p>Anyone could ride a train across the continent in 1900. Once built, the train doesn’t have to have a super high price for a passenger, and anyone can be trained to operate it. Do you propose a world in which magic is<em>that </em>common? If so, we agree. Make it so 70% or more of the population can cast spells, and magic can fully replace tech.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doctorbadwolf, post: 7986998, member: 6704184"] Any violent explosion can make a gun. Or an engine. If you want to hand wave tech just do so, don’t try to jump through hoops to get there. Eberron just says, “in this world magic advances more than tech, and is part of every day life, and no one is really trying to advance mundane tech.” It doesn’t try to make that make sense upon deep examination, it just asks the reader to either run with it, or change it in their campqign You’d have to wildly change how available those magics are to have them create a “revolution”. Anyone could ride a train across the continent in 1900. Once built, the train doesn’t have to have a super high price for a passenger, and anyone can be trained to operate it. Do you propose a world in which magic is[I]that [/I]common? If so, we agree. Make it so 70% or more of the population can cast spells, and magic can fully replace tech. [/QUOTE]
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