Editing Steampunk (section)

==Gaslamp Fantasy and /tg/==
Because Steampunk's not the only game in town for mystical Victorian-ish settings.
* [[Masque of the Red Death]] is ''the'' Gaslamp Fantasy setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons]], being set in the late 1800s of our world but with real magic and monsters hiding behind the shadows of everything.
* The domain of Paridon in [[Ravenloft]] is pure Gaslamp Fantasy, being a mock-up of Victorian London with standard D&D races (plus [[Caliban]]s) but secretly controlled by doppelgangers, complete with a Jack the Ripper expy who shows up every seven years to murder people in order to fuel a blood magic ritual for the lord of the doppelgangers.
* [[Deadlands]] is a Gaslamp Fantasy/Steampunk hybrid, being set in the Wild West in a world where poker players are [[warlock]]s, mad scientists build hyper-tech fueled by burning the crystalized souls of the damned, and things go bump in the night until a band of desperadoes with itchy trigger fingers decide to bump back.
* [[Castle Falkenstein]]
* [[Call of Cthulhu]] has the "Cthulhu by Gaslight" expansion, which lets you add the Cthulhu Mythos to the Victorian Era.
* The Sons of Ether from [[Mage: The Ascension]] have this as their entire theme, since although it can overlap visually with Steampunk, their "[[magitek]]" is really nothing but pure magic wearing a skin of pseudo-Victorian technology.
* [[Unhallowed Metropolis]]
* [[Rippers]], a game about playing monster hunters in the Victorian Era.
* The plane of [[Ravnica]] in [[Magic: The Gathering]] has some Gaslamp Fantasy regions. [[Kaladesh]] twists the aesthetic toward "India-without-colonial-Britain," with some interesting results. 
* [[Broken Gears]] is a post-apocalyptic setting in a world that was roughly "steampunk with animistic [[magitek]]", after a devil-possessed Difference Engine caused a world-shattering war.
* [[Victoriana RPG]] is all about this, although with aspects of Steampunk as well.