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If anything it's much more Renaissance than medieval, what with the prominence of aesthetic-defining heavy armors.
by crooked-v 2y ago
If anything it's much more Renaissance than medieval, what with the prominence of aesthetic-defining heavy armors.
- paperplatter 2y agoI can see that, but plate armor was prominent in the later middle ages too, pre-Renaissance. And D&D has no gunpowder weapons, which were starting to be common in the Renaissance. Then again a lot of "medieval" movies/TV/games mix Renaissance stuff in.
- ender341341 2y agothe DMG has Pistols & Muskets, and there's also Laser Rifles in at least Rime of the Frostmaiden. They just tend to not get used cause they don't really fit in the rest of the setting.