Jedi Master Radek
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Case in point.
Lol. Most people in Europe were constantly hungry until the first half of XX century.
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Case in point.
And that's a good thing.Lol. Most people in Europe were constantly hungry until the first half of XX century.
Demolitions expert, tankhunter, or grenadier.So the modern cleric is the radio operator. Who's the modern wizard then?Let's brainstorm. How do you make grenades for crap like Flight, Summon Monster II, Invisibility, Create Food And Water, or Raise Dead?
If you're talking about a modern setting involving characters who have access to military grade hardware like grenades, then it isn't much of a stretch to think the characters might also have access to helicopter transport and a radio. And those two things together can approximate everything you just mentioned.
For it paves the way to revolution.And that's a good thing.Lol. Most people in Europe were constantly hungry until the first half of XX century.
For it paves the way to revolution.
Who cares? Why would you design a setting that's fundamentally different from D&D around D&D gameplay tropes? Why not, you know... come up with your own system?
Rogue, prestige class and sorcerer. Although that's pretending that sorcerers can't do more than throw fireballs at people.Demolitions expert, tankhunter, or grenadier.
Because thinking up how to turn DnD into a modern setting is fun. No one's actually going to do anything, if someone actually makes something from this thread.Who cares? Why would you design a setting that's fundamentally different from D&D around D&D gameplay tropes? Why not, you know... come up with your own system?