# InspireĪrtisans observe patterns in nature shaped by aether and find the inspiration for a new device.īrilliant inventors hone and refine the design of that device and carry it to ingenious new heights.Īfter the design is complete, hardworking manufacturers build the device, infuse it with aether, and repair and maintain it throughout its lifetime. To understand Kaladesh, one must first understand how aether and invention flow together through the great Æther Cycle. Ghirapur Orrery Aetherworks Marvel Paradox Engine Dynavolt Tower There are many ways to maintain the system… Animation Module Decoction Module Fabrication Module Æther is efficiently used in the Æther Cycle. # Aethersphere Harvester Long-Finned Skywhale Emp y real Voyager The denizens of Kaladesh know their mana comes from the Æthersphere…Īetherflux Reservoir Aether Hub Infrastructure built to siphon and store æther for use in Ghirapur. The æthersphere is home to the most wondrous beings on all of Kaladesh, although the dangers of traversing it mean that not much is known of them. The atmosphere of Kaladesh is saturated with Æther due to its greater proximity to the boundaries of the Blind Eternities: the sky is literally closer to the edge of the universe! Æther literally rains down to the earth below, influencing the ecosystem to form similar swirling and twisting patterns.īeyond the chaos of Ghirapur lies a vibrant world where aether flows through nature. Waterways carve their routes through the land to reflect the paths the aether streams cut through the clouds. This is referred to as the Great Conduit… # Kujar Seedsculptor Servant of the Conduit Wildest DreamsĪs on most planes, those beings most connected to green mana (usually Elves) would be most attuned to the natural flow of æther through the plane of Kaladesh. In attempting to control it, we might as well have been tring to divert a river with our hands. It was only then that I could see the Great Conduit that connects us all. While it’s tempting to examine Kaladesh from the perspective of an urbanized plane like Ravnica, we know that the capital of the plane is called घिरापुर Ghirapur (Similarly with Kamigawa’s Towashi) So let’s take a look at what makes the plane unique…Ĭreation without connection to nature is just manufacturing but when I opened my mind to the immensity of the wonders around me. Depends on your budget and how much heavy lifting you want to do.The Æther Revolt! Hence, ætherpunk was the flavour of this Magic: the Gathering card set. For example, many of the Ravenloft domains are age of gunpowder, and Sandy Petersen's Cthulhu for 5e, the BECMI D&D Savage Coast (great panache/gauche system I lift for steampunk games), and the 3e Iron Kingdoms books.
There are a lot of other products that are combinations of tech and magic but harder to convert to a steampunk game because the theme is off (usually horror). But just look at this beauty from the first Tome of Beasts: Clockwork-Weaving-Spider.png. My favorite is the three-headed clockwork dragon from creature codex. Kobold Press' monster books (Tome of Beasts, etc.) there's a lot of great clockwork enemies and feats and skills and even a whole wizard school. The guns are OP, I recommend keeping the classes but using the rules from the DMG.
#PLANESHIFT KALADESH PDF PDF#
Valda's Spire of Secrets (new kickstarter project, draft versions of the PDF are out, late pledges available): This has loas of great content for steampunk in 5e, including my favorite rules for GirlGenius style Klanks, alchemists, crafters, investigators, etc.
The official planeshift crossover from Kaladesh (free PDF): There's nothing I'm aware of that is 100% ready to go as fully steampunk for 5e, but these are at least easy to grab from:Įverything Eberron (railroad, universities, skyships, newspapers, warforged as clockworks, etc.) But I do have a number of products with easy conversion for steampunk content. I am not familiar with that specific sourcebook, sorry.
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