Was really outer space in Spelljamer? I mean, there is no Phlogiston in outer space, but there is spelljamer.Actual outer space. Not the Astral. If the ships can travel to the planes, or specific helms grant that ability, OK. As long as there's actual outer space, I'm fine.
But weird space, with space dragons.
VRGtR is the book the makes me think we could get an interesting reimagining of spelljamer. I’m not interest in a pure retread, give me a new twist please.Yep, this. There are various changes I make for my own use, but just as I'm not interested in seeing someone else's vision of the setting, neither would I want to impose my take on anyone else. It should be presented as-is.
Also, given the mess WotC made of Ravenloft, I'm frankly not at all interested in any attempt they make to 'reimagine' the setting.
It references it's primary sources. Check them out then come back and apologise.It is a wiki mate, and unreliable at the best of times.
Yes, in the original Spelljammer boxed set (which I own). The propellent used by the giff in their weapons in no more made from potassium nitrate, carbon and sulphur than spelljammer ships are propelled by the combustion of hydrogen and oxygen.Does it say it in any of the fluff or RAW.
In the real world gunpowder was developed by alchemists long before anyone understood the chemistry involved. As a product of alchemy it is, by definition, alchemical.This is rubbish and you should feel bad for saying it.
Was really outer space in Spelljamer? I mean, there is no Phlogiston in outer space, but there is spelljamer.
Nope!It references it's primary sources. Check them out then come back and apologise.
Alchemy that uses real science is still science. End of.In the real world gunpowder was developed by alchemists long before anyone understood the chemistry involved. As a product of alchemy it is, by definition, alchemical.