In the description box for all the leather armors, wolf head helm (and presumably bear head helm) it says "increases the amount of mana required to cast spells" when, in fact, if completely disables spellcasting. Not allowing casting seems probably intentional (after all, mages dont wear armor) but the description box needs updated.
That said, can we get a set of cloth footwraps that can be made before waiting the 16 hours for processed leather for the scholar boots?
At 83'62"W 27'00"N in the center of the road intersection there is a large impassable invisible movement blocker.
That's a nice post to wake up to. Thanks!
@Xzoviac Ahh yes. Imperial steam-tanks.
Treat it as a mount that casts the "spell" called "Cannonball".
The top picture is an Iron Lich from the Privateer Press RPG/Mini game setting. It is exactly that. In D&D terms, it would be a Demilich (just a floating skull) inhabiting the body of a steam powered construct. So, take the strengths of the demilich (massive magic ability) and remove the physical limitations via the constructed body.
@Xzoviac said in Steampunk Technology: What we can expect to see in Fractured?:
@Tuoni steampunk lich in a steampunk dungeon/castle could be cool
Like this?
Or steam powered battle armor?
Definitely more steam powered clockwork golems.
I like the Ark-style breeding. Each animal of a type has a slight variation in the stats and when you breed two animals together, it uses their stats as a base for the offspring. This allows for breeding pets for specific stats over time. My pet bear sould be bred for use as a pack mule versus yours bred for combat.
