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''Sundara: Dawn of A New Age'' is a TabletopRPG setting by Neal Litherland. Published by Azukail Games, it focuses on the world of Sundara, a world full of the technological innovations, mass-market production, and economies often forgotten by popular versions of history. Sundaran magicians are not staid, its markets are not all the same, and its merchants are as likely as any warrior or druid to shape the future. [[Literature/SpiceAndWolf (Yes, like that other series.)]]
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''Sundara: Dawn of A New Age'' is a TabletopRPG setting by Neal Litherland. Published by Azukail Games, it focuses on the world of Sundara, a world full of the technological innovations, mass-market production, and economies often forgotten by popular versions of history. Sundaran magicians are not staid, its markets are not all the same, and its merchants are as likely as any warrior or druid to shape the future. [[Literature/SpiceAndWolf (Yes, like that other series.)]]
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: Archbliss is home to many sorcerers capable of transmuting materials into gold, so it's far cheaper than on the earth below. There's even a street paved with nothing but gold bricks. Conversely, eating fruit that ''hasn't'' been created by magic is something of a status symbol.
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->''...a fantasy setting that's embracing progress and change, rather than trying to reach back to reclaim some [[HereThereWereDragons half-forgotten, mythical golden age]].''
-->-- [[https://www.facebook.com/NealFLitherland/posts/sundara-dawn-of-a-new-age-is-all-about-trying-to-build-a-fantasy-setting-thats-e/3984663551594479/ Concept statement]]
''Sundara: Dawn of A New Age'' is a TabletopRPG setting by Neal Litherland. Published by Azukail Games, it focuses on the world of Sundara, a world full of the technological innovations, mass-market production, and economies often forgotten by popular versions of history. Sundaran magicians are not staid, its markets are not all the same, and its merchants are as likely as any warrior or druid to shape the future. [[Literature/SpiceAndWolf (Yes, like that other series.)]]
Mechanically, the Sundara books have [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFifthEdition 5E]] and ''Pathfinder'' versions.
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!!This setting includes the following tropes:
* FloatingCity: Archbliss, a haven for sorcerers. They levitated it (using a special stone in the foundations as a battery) to protect themselves from the prejudices and concerns of ordinary people. When an earthbound region is in danger, the sorcerers often fly over to offer aid...and negotiate a price for it.
* PowerIncontinence: When a person manifests magic, they are locked in a stone chamber, where they must wait until an experienced sorcerer comes to collect them. This is for the good of everyone involved, because the person has no control over their magic and may kill people (including [[HeroicRROD themselves]]) by accident. Such chambers are typically covered with cuts and scorch marks.
* WeirdWorldWeirdFood: Including the meat of [[http://taking10.blogspot.com/2021/03/what-is-sundara-dawn-of-new-age-all.html dragonsbreath salamanders]], which must be eaten raw or acid-seared because of their immunity to fire.
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-->-- [[https://www.facebook.com/NealFLitherland/posts/sundara-dawn-of-a-new-age-is-all-about-trying-to-build-a-fantasy-setting-thats-e/3984663551594479/ Concept statement]]
''Sundara: Dawn of A New Age'' is a TabletopRPG setting by Neal Litherland. Published by Azukail Games, it focuses on the world of Sundara, a world full of the technological innovations, mass-market production, and economies often forgotten by popular versions of history. Sundaran magicians are not staid, its markets are not all the same, and its merchants are as likely as any warrior or druid to shape the future. [[Literature/SpiceAndWolf (Yes, like that other series.)]]
Mechanically, the Sundara books have [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragonsFifthEdition 5E]] and ''Pathfinder'' versions.
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!!This setting includes the following tropes:
* FloatingCity: Archbliss, a haven for sorcerers. They levitated it (using a special stone in the foundations as a battery) to protect themselves from the prejudices and concerns of ordinary people. When an earthbound region is in danger, the sorcerers often fly over to offer aid...and negotiate a price for it.
* PowerIncontinence: When a person manifests magic, they are locked in a stone chamber, where they must wait until an experienced sorcerer comes to collect them. This is for the good of everyone involved, because the person has no control over their magic and may kill people (including [[HeroicRROD themselves]]) by accident. Such chambers are typically covered with cuts and scorch marks.
* WeirdWorldWeirdFood: Including the meat of [[http://taking10.blogspot.com/2021/03/what-is-sundara-dawn-of-new-age-all.html dragonsbreath salamanders]], which must be eaten raw or acid-seared because of their immunity to fire.
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