wizards who become obsessed with the natural mysteries of black powder
The funny thing is, this makes perfect sense in-universe. The material components for the fireball spell are literally the ingredients for black powder. A wink-and-a-nudge reference for knowledgeable players becomes a valid connection between magic and technology in the lore, which is neat.
Dude I love the game setting so much. The region where firearms begin being developed is one where a wizard king and a rival necromancer dropped magical spell nukes that destabilized all magic across the landscape
So local wizards turn to firearms or finding obscure and inadvisable ways to mess with destabilized magic
Alakablam!
Pistol grip pump in my hat at all times.
They can be fuckin' wit other wizards shit, but they can't be fuckin' wit mine!
When you save that one village without any losses in magica
One of my favorite Easter eggs. I'm pretty sure that M60 carried me up until the Yetis from SkiFree showed up.
Game mechanic rule
The funny thing is, this makes perfect sense in-universe. The material components for the fireball spell are literally the ingredients for black powder. A wink-and-a-nudge reference for knowledgeable players becomes a valid connection between magic and technology in the lore, which is neat.
Dude I love the game setting so much. The region where firearms begin being developed is one where a wizard king and a rival necromancer dropped magical spell nukes that destabilized all magic across the landscape
So local wizards turn to firearms or finding obscure and inadvisable ways to mess with destabilized magic
Powder Mage
Oh Fuck yes. We're reading fantasy lit again
That is basically my current engineer/mage build