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JohnnyCache
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Not nearly enough love on this forum for the DND setting nearest to my heart: The Iron Kingdoms setting.
Want to play a character like those in your warmachine army?
Want new, balanced, interesting base classes?
Want a grittier game without losing your limbs in WHFB?
Want a steampunk or victorian RPG experience?
Interested in a setting with deep and sensical secondary mechanics for clerics based on religion, beyond simply domain?
Interested in steam-powered cybernetics? Guys, I know that you are.
All this and more. And they didn't even pay me to write this.
Want to play a character like those in your warmachine army?
Want new, balanced, interesting base classes?
Want a grittier game without losing your limbs in WHFB?
Want a steampunk or victorian RPG experience?
Interested in a setting with deep and sensical secondary mechanics for clerics based on religion, beyond simply domain?
Interested in steam-powered cybernetics? Guys, I know that you are.
All this and more. And they didn't even pay me to write this.
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The place also has a set of large, intersting countries with large, interesting econmies and religions. The book briefs you on the inhabitants' attitudes toward their neighbors, that kind of thing. The religions are pretty cool, the specific orders provided for monks and palidins are as well.
They just did a good job on this setting.
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Are the steam-prostetics in Liber Mechanika? I don't recall seeing rules for them anywhere else.
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