Nora Reed :kiln:guys now use accessibility devices. i just made all the ones requiring electricity use arcane sources lol #norabots
Nora Reed :kiln:if anyone has ideas for assistance technology/disability aids in a high fantasy context i am 100% open to adding any ideas you have; i am going to make them encrusted with gems also #norabots
jkuemerle@nora@blob.love Godkiller is a good fantasy novel and has some really good descriptions of fantasy based adaptive technologies https://www.harpercollins.com/products/godkiller-hannah-kaner?variant=41030311084066
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@nora@blob.love There was the whole Combat Wheelchair thing that came out a few years back
https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/pddtg9/combat_wheelchair_30_released_today/
Jess👾@nora@blob.love looks like some of the links have rotted, but there's other reposts if you Google it.
Jess👾@nora@blob.love looks like some of the links have rotted, but there's other reposts if you Google it.
Jess👾@nora@blob.love Someone has an amulet of mage hands. But the caveat to being always on is that they mostly just work like regular hands. Unless working in some other way seems cool and interesting.
Jess👾@nora@blob.love Someone has an amulet of mage hands. But the caveat to being always on is that they mostly just work like regular hands. Unless working in some other way seems cool and interesting.
Jess👾@nora@blob.love I know I saw someone once who rode around on a golem
Jess👾@nora@blob.love I know I saw someone once who rode around on a golem