I'm thinking about moving my homebrew 5e setting's

>>50815792
>art deco paladins
So, in your setting one can take up the mantle of evil without falling?

>>50815792
5E has trouble with tech.

It's simply not built to handle any setting where magic items and equivalent are common, mainly because it doesn't have a way for you to account for it them in encounter creation.

If you could fix that, then sure, sounds good.

>>50815792
Cultures that are new to one another meeting on a large scale for the first time--but even that is overshadowed by why they're meeting.

Think of all the colonies the British Empire had and how their regiments from different countries interacted.

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>>50815858

Moral characters are no fun when morality's a bright do-not-cross line. It's realizing that when you leave the guard rails of the straight and narrow that you don't necessarily have a way of getting back to it. That way you get bright shining paladins, world-weary detective paladins, well-intentioned-extremist paladins, and yes, Nazi art deco paladins.

Losing your powers as a result of doing something reprehensible is that bright white line. I like variety in my paladins.

>>50815865

I'm considering just overhauling the weapon table. The advantages of firearms versus Medieval weaponry are partly logistical and psychological before you get to machine guns -- a person can move and fight when he's got multiple bullets in him, but an arrow is a different story.

>>50815930

Also, the industrialization of war. Wars stopped being the concern of 5% of the population that was in the army or in the army's way, and started being a national affair around the 1800s. War started being run from a spreadsheet.