Magical effects made with steam punk tech

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Magical effects made with steam punk tech 2017-07-16 08:28:53 Post No. 54355809
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Magical effects made with steam punk tech Yorick 2017-07-16 08:28:53 Post No. 54355809 [Report]

I'm running a steampunk theme campaign using the Pathfinder rule set, but I want to remove magic classes. Warlocks are the exception, but they only can do this by making the pacts with demons or arch-fey themselves. Can someone help me with the idea of "Why" something technical can still do an odd magical effect. (i.e. Tiny Tonatris from Bloodborne)

Anonymous 2017-07-16 08:37:35 Post No.54355966
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Anonymous 2017-07-16 08:37:35 Post No.54355966 [Report]

>>54355809
in most cases either some kind of special material is introduced, such as whale oil in dishonored, or the inner workings of the technology are just glossed over because it doesn't really matter. bloodborne tech is a mixture.

Yorick 2017-07-16 08:42:21 Post No.54356033
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Yorick 2017-07-16 08:42:21 Post No.54356033 [Report]

>>54355966
Thanks. I think I'm okay to use a "vague" description of "how it works" then.

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