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DragonMech (Tabletop Game)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Describe DragonMech here.You asked for it. Start with the basic Dungeons & Dragons setting, which contributed to the basic ideas of the High Fantasy genre as we know it today, Dwarves, Elves, Dungeons, Dragons, et cetera. Then something completely unprecedented happens: the moon grows in the night sky, until it is literally falling to the earth, particle by particle, in a series of apocalyptic meteor showers every night. Civilizations crumble as untold numbers of lives are lost in the nightly lunar rains, showers of boulders raining down on the land like some unholy siege. The survivors flee underground as the only effective shelter against the cataclysm.This is where it gets weird. First, it turns out the moon is inhabited. All sorts of alien monsters are brought down to earth, voluntarily or not, as part of the lunar rain. The most feared among these are the Lunar Dragons: all-consuming monstrosities which are, pound for pound, more powerful than any terrestrial dragon. Worse still, Lunar Gods are coming into contact with the earthly deities, and waging war against them. Clerics and Paladins find that they occasionally simply don't receive the magic usually granted by their hosts, as the gods are weakened or at least kept busy by the war. Second, one dwarf mechanic from an ancient guild of mechanics introduces something long-lost to the world: steam-powered Humongous Mecha.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Yes, you read that right.The result is that the safest places on the planet, besides deep underground, are now the City Mechs, obscenely huge, humanoid mechs that carry entire cities on their backs. | |
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Anti-Magic | |
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Anti-Magic: A limited form of this is what makes the lunar creatures so dangerous. The lunar creatures take only half damage from any element except for earth, from which they take double damage. | |
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BFS: Well, any sword used by large scale mech count. The biggest one is the Moonquencher, a sentient magic sword used by Sharlorn, the Necropolis mech. It's mentioned that its creator already has plans for an even larger sword. | |
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An Adventurer Is You | |
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An Adventurer Is You: It's a D20 setting, you do the math. | |
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Alien Invasion | |
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Alien Invasion: The things coming down with the chunks of the Moon, killing anything unlucky to be in striking distance once they land. | |
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