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I don't know who was responsible for that but damn, that's messed up.
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There is also this... thing.
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Yes. that one is the one getting pregnant too and not the other actual cute girl, fuck that I am not touching that content due to the art lol.
Same, If I want THICC I have the Huskar Twins
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Or you know Emese and Pippa which are even more on Chubby side yet still don't look like complete abominations like that thing lol, HELL EMESE IS A FUTA! AND IT SOMEHOW LOOKS BETTER THAN THAT one.
Though to be fair, Pippa is not by Adjatha (it's by Shou) but still the point still stands.
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Adjatha doesn’t draw clothing; he draws coloured shrink wrap. Actually, I don’t even know if shrink wrap would delineate nipples rings like that.
No sterility potion could stop me from pumping them full of babies.
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Personally, I'm thinking that we need more firearms our medieval fantasy games.
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Lowkey i wish muskets and flintlocks were more common in fantasy. Not overpoweringly so, but a pirate char (specifically an Edward Kenway cosplay) is always fun.
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It'll never not nettle me that plate mail and rapiers, 2 staples within the fantasy genre, get a pass but guns, which predate both by at least 2 fucking centuries if memory serves, is somehow always problematic.
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If you mean because of technological advacement, i believe even in the real world people were using muskets to make well into the XIX century. And if i'm not mistaken they first started coming up sometime in the Renaissance, so while i don't doubt they got better over time it still took a major while to move past them to something better (or maybe not, since if we look at history as a whole we really just speedrun shit like crazy in the XX century). So considering fantasy worlds are already unbelievably stagnant by default, plus magic most often making things trivial, i think you could probably throw in early guns in some settings without really upsetting anything too badly.
Of course if it makes sense then that's cool too, like in Thedas where the race/cult staunchly opposed to magic (Qunari) invented gunpowder cause their primary enemy happens to be a society of magic galore. Wish we'd gotten some of that in the games actually, like just one tiny companion with their cool stolen flintlock or some shit.
Of course if it makes sense then that's cool too, like in Thedas where the race/cult staunchly opposed to magic (Qunari) invented gunpowder cause their primary enemy happens to be a society of magic galore. Wish we'd gotten some of that in the games actually, like just one tiny companion with their cool stolen flintlock or some shit.
There's only one race left in Savarra that can forge iron/steel and I think you guys know who.
Are you really sure you want them to have guns?
Are you really sure you want them to have guns?
Well technically primitive firearms does not require steel. Bronze cannons are a thing. Unless in that world people really regress back to stick and stones
Is it really who I think it is? That would be hilarious, because Japan historically had really shitty iron (and not much of it to boot), which is why they wore primarily wooden armour, why they learned to make wooden buildings that didn’t use nails, and why they had to fold the steel for katanas 3,000 times to get all the impurities out of it.
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technically, spears and crystal balls are sticks and stones.
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i mean we technically already do if you are a mage who can fire superheated sharpened rocks.
Kitsunes use iron because they don't have tin/bronze deposits, so yes they retained iron forging according to Alypia:
Also no guns due to L O R E from Tobs, the amazing L O R E M A S T E R himself:
I wonder what asspull they'll make this time.
EDIT: I'm gonna make a guess and say it's The Seven actively sabotaging tech progress to keep people dependent on worship.
Samurai and cowboys existed simultaneously for a period of time
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this is only tangentially relevant to the conversation but its a fact that makes me happy
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With that logic I'm a space marine because I can shoot plasma.
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Women can be custodes, now. So who knows? You could be a space marine.
I mean, this is writing we’re talking about, so the causality is inverted: they lack tin because someone wanted them to use iron.
I also find this rationalization funny, because you can make bronze without tin. There are a variety of other metals, such as arsenic or aluminum, which can be alloyed with copper to make bronze, which can be even tougher than traditional tin bronze, and, looking at the melting points of these elements, would likely be a lot easier to produce than iron.
I immediately thought of Gor, in which that’s essentially what’s going on.
Wasn’t that because the Japanese government banned firearms and had an ongoing trade embargo to stop foreigners from coming over to sell them?