Tippyverse Magi-Tech

[Xar Zarath]

As per thread title we know that when the campaign goes tippyverse, magic becomes sort of magi tech.

But what will be the magitech?

Can everyone post something that magic taken to logical, scientific conclusion will be...like lightbulbs=glowing orbs

(would like to see examples all the way to nukes if possible:smallbiggrin:)

[Vrock_Summoner]

The Tippyverse doesn't really have anything to do with Magitech, actually. Just Teleportation Circles and, in some iterations, self-resetting traps. Those are the only real requirements.

I don't have the RAW-fu to offer anything beyond this.

[cosmonuts]

D&D is Turing complete.

[JeminiZero]

The Definitive Guide to the Tippyverse, By Emperor Tippy (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?222007)

Running Water: Decanter of Endless Water

Hot Water: Water pipes run through Permanent Wall of Fire (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/wallOfFire.htm) to heat hem up (You *could* technically get running cold water through energy substitution cold).

Factories: Combination of self resetting traps that produce Wall of Iron (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/wallOfIron.htm), and then Fabricate (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/fabricate.htm) to shape Iron into useful stuff.

[Blightedmarsh]

I would say that the magisters have retreated from the world into private demiplanes and are worshiped as gods by the people. The setting runs on artificers with tippyverse lost-tech looming large.

Most civilization is confined to flying cites and airships with the land given over to ancient ruins, primitive savages and fierce monstrosities.

[jedipotter]

Tippyverse is not really an advanced magic setting, it is more of an post-apocalypse setting.

Light, continual flame and glowing orb would light up everything. Continual flame, or continual fires in general, would be in use for any place that need fire.

Create water would make endless fresh clean water. As would create air.