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  • Steamworks: Clockwork Steed

    Even though Steamworks‘ release is only about a week away, we just couldn’t keep it to ourselves any longer. That’s why we’ve released a 1 page PDF showing off the Clockwork Steed, which is just one cool device among more than 160 you’ll find in Steamworks. Download the free Steamworks: Clockwork Steed PDF today for…

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  • Pre-order Steamworks and Save 10%

    In celebration of our first new release under the Silven Crossroads brand, we’re offering a 10% discount when pre-ordering Steamworks. If you’ve been living in a cave, or at least haven’t been following our website, Steamworks is a comprehensive guide for introducing elements of technology into traditional fantasy campaigns. And when we say comprehensive, we…

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  • Steamworks Preview: Goggles of Echolocation

    As you hopefully remember, we’ve been writing about Steamworks since December. If not, Steamworks is our first new title under the Silven Crossroads fantasy brand, and it’s a doozy! This 150+ page fantasy supplement for the d20 system is a complete guidebook to introducing technology to your fantasy setting. Whether you want to introduce strange, clockwork…

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  • SteamWorks Designer’s Journal: Technology in the World

    So far, I’ve talked about how technology affects the party, and some of the mechanics regarding technological characters; this week, I’m going to talk more about how technology affects your campaign setting. Integration of technology into a setting is a big deal, and isn’t something to be done lightly. Just as with psionics or any…

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  • SteamWorks Designer’s Journal: Technology at the Gaming Table

    Last time, I talked about how technology’s feel compares to the flavor of other similar classes. This week, I’m going to focus more on mechanics, and how a technological character works from the perspective of a player. Balancing technology is tricky work. On the one hand, it doesn’t have to be a limited resource like…

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