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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordEntrails" data-source="post: 9658541" data-attributes="member: 6804070">I don't know if I'm agreeing or disagreeing with any of this.  Perhaps this is only a related observation...Engineering and technology exists in D&D. Building and bridges are more times than not built with technology. Fairly basic technology, but basic mechanics and physics, even if the equations are not known. Keystone arches are something we see all the time in D&D. So I think the difficult question is, where is the line drawn? I don't allow atomic level technology in my D&D. Chemistry is basic and mostly alchemical. But even that is...  dubious. Sovereign glue, is that magic or SuperGlue (tm)? Cure Disease magic or antibiotics? (And no, I don't mean to start a detailed debate on why or why not)I think we already have problems in D&D with dealing with magic and technology.</blockquote>