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<blockquote data-quote="Kelleris" data-source="post: 2387068" data-attributes="member: 19130">In my personal campaign setting, technology was the result of an invasion by alternate-Prime invaders, dubbed the Imperium Mechanus by the locals.&nbsp; They attacked through a weak magical gate they jury-rigged into working, but were quickly shattered when all of their machines shut down.&nbsp; Remnants of that military and curious locals with intelligence but little magical aptitude have adapted the ruins of the Rusting Fields into the technology used by this class.As for steampunk, well, that term varies in its application.&nbsp; I suppose some of the devices have steampunk elements, but only at low levels.&nbsp; Out of the 77 extant gadget-level devices, I believe there are only two or three that incorporate a steam engine.&nbsp; My own tastes for that level tend toward clockwork and alchemy.The point-based thing is pretty integral, though.&nbsp; Would you like to see a variant progression by slots instead?&nbsp; And the warlocky at-will technologist is sounding like a better and better idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kelleris, post: 2387068, member: 19130"] In my personal campaign setting, technology was the result of an invasion by alternate-Prime invaders, dubbed the Imperium Mechanus by the locals. They attacked through a weak magical gate they jury-rigged into working, but were quickly shattered when all of their machines shut down. Remnants of that military and curious locals with intelligence but little magical aptitude have adapted the ruins of the Rusting Fields into the technology used by this class. As for steampunk, well, that term varies in its application. I suppose some of the devices have steampunk elements, but only at low levels. Out of the 77 extant gadget-level devices, I believe there are only two or three that incorporate a steam engine. My own tastes for that level tend toward clockwork and alchemy. The point-based thing is pretty integral, though. Would you like to see a variant progression by slots instead? And the warlocky at-will technologist is sounding like a better and better idea. [/QUOTE]

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