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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 6718406" data-attributes="member: 63508">One thing I wish D&amp;D evually gets into is the Science Guy archetype.In worlds where magic is heavily used and countermeasures are constantly invented to bypass it, there will be a few people out there who will focus of the mundane aspects that either bypasses or are uncounterable by magic. This is typically where fighters and rogues shine as you can't just dispel their weapons and knowledge. So eventually, someone will progress in mundane science in ways that aid adventurers. It might take a while so such persons might not be born in some settings yet.So I could see a Science Guy class if you were to put all this things together and play a Fantasy DaVinci or Medieval Tony Stark. The class could have magic to help speed up the scientific processes but his guns, grenades, poisons, traps, gadgets, practices, and knowledge are all mundane and unaffected by magic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 6718406, member: 63508"] One thing I wish D&D evually gets into is the Science Guy archetype. In worlds where magic is heavily used and countermeasures are constantly invented to bypass it, there will be a few people out there who will focus of the mundane aspects that either bypasses or are uncounterable by magic. This is typically where fighters and rogues shine as you can't just dispel their weapons and knowledge. So eventually, someone will progress in mundane science in ways that aid adventurers. It might take a while so such persons might not be born in some settings yet. So I could see a Science Guy class if you were to put all this things together and play a Fantasy DaVinci or Medieval Tony Stark. The class could have magic to help speed up the scientific processes but his guns, grenades, poisons, traps, gadgets, practices, and knowledge are all mundane and unaffected by magic. [/QUOTE]

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