I want to run a super advanced sci-fi/fantasy adventure, post megastructures
I want to run a super advanced sci-fi/fantasy adventure, post megastructures
Bentley Ross
Brody Jones
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Brayden Harris
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Angel Thomas
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Luis Price
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Jose Adams
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Adrian Gomez
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Joshua Collins
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Camden Kelly
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Ryder Allen
I'm kinda thinking the setting will be in the middle ground between Blame and Numenera, with some Culture and eclipse phase ideas thrown in. the players would be residents of some massively developed system, attempting to utilize technology beyond their comprehension to glimpse the working and purpose of the greater universe
James Morris
I love shit like this because this is how I would view "science-magic/magitech" in my mind.
To bad there are so many people who say that magic has to be this mysterious force that no one understands even if the fireball spell is completely understood and repeatable.
Carter Adams
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Jacob Powell
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Luis Brown
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Anthony Bailey
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Grayson Hill
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Carter Powell
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Juan Lewis
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Lucas Edwards
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Brody Butler
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Adam Ortiz
You should try Sufficiently Advanced, then.
Chase Martin
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Jack Martin
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Nathan Thomas
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Jaxson Lee
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Leo Clark
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Thomas King
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Benjamin Thompson
Go read Blame!
Samuel Cook
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Isaiah Foster
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Xavier James
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Carter Morris
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Sebastian Clark
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Jose Bailey
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Logan Collins
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Colton Rogers
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Aiden Gonzalez
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Tyler Phillips
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Joseph Johnson
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Jacob Young
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Nolan Gonzalez
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Colton Miller
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Austin James
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Ryder Harris
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Robert Cruz
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Daniel Nguyen
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Charles Price
What is being depicted here?
Oliver Gonzalez
I'd say 3 Ringworlds being transported by a mega-engine.
Gavin Butler
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Wyatt Clark
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Grayson Davis
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Justin Nguyen
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Liam Sullivan
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Brayden Gomez
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Austin Clark
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Sebastian Nelson
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Charles Wilson
here's another shot
Josiah Stewart
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Adrian Robinson
There's a picture I saw on here a very long time ago and haven't since.
It was some sort of giant space-construction site, around a huge tank with what looked like a massive fetus inside it.
The filename was called "Making Gods" if that helps.
Adrian Butler
Was it this?
Evan Jenkins
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Thomas Edwards
No, it took place in high orbit of a planet, with ships and things moving around.
Jeremiah Ward
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Isaiah Jones
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Hunter Martin
Oh, that does sound interesting. I'd like to see that. Someone deliver, please!
Jackson Peterson
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Aiden Hughes
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Chase Miller
This is a great thread, thanks
Brandon Richardson
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Jeremiah Russell
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Colton Foster
Are 1000 megastructures put together a gigastructure?
Gavin Jackson
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Zachary Morris
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Liam Russell
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Nathaniel Bennett
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Adrian Cruz
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Jackson Roberts
Literally why
Easton Bell
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Dominic Diaz
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Justin Stewart
Seriously coold thread.
Isaac Reed
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Xavier Sullivan
Isn't it something from Mass Effect?
Jeremiah Allen
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Tyler Mitchell
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Michael Murphy
Nope, it resembled a human fetus, except for its size.
I hope I've not done that thing where I've made it up without realizing, again.
Nicholas Morales
Mistranslation, it's 4.8x10^8
Isaiah Howard
The key difference between magic and "SCIENCE" is the technobabble in between. If you explain holding a whole city sideways "because localized antigravity machines" or something then its SCIENCE. Magic explanations tend to just end at "because magic."
The other key difference is if you need a machine to do your laughing in the face of physics or not.
Jack Sanders
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Wyatt Fisher
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Jackson Smith
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Josiah Murphy
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Chase Fisher
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Justin Ortiz
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Levi Peterson
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Anthony Young
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Adam Nelson
Its like a museum. They recreated the whole city.
Obviously its a waste of space to have it horizontal. Its a museum not for living in. So they used their mastery of gravity to build it sideways.
Wyatt Parker
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Jayden Ross
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Jackson Carter
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Tyler Sullivan
Why?