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1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Automobiles in Fantasy */

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Automobiles in Fantasy

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	{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, at the time the number of cars was exploding while the German Monarchy would soon be dead as dirt}}		{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, at the time the number of cars was exploding while the German Monarchy would soon be dead as dirt}}
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century ~~car~~ puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century motor carriage puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Automobiles in Fantasy */

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	{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, ~~a decade latter~~ the ~~numbers~~ of cars ~~would explode~~ while the German Monarchy ~~was~~ dead as dirt}}		{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, at the time the number of cars was exploding while the German Monarchy would soon be dead as dirt}}
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Automobiles in Fantasy */

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Automobiles in Fantasy

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	{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, a decade latter the numbers of cars would explode while German Monarchy ~~died~~}}		{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, a decade latter the numbers of cars would explode while the German Monarchy was dead as dirt}}
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.

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	=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===		=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===

			{{topquote\|I do believe in the horse. The automobile is no more than a transitory phenomenon.\|Kaisher Wilhelm II, 1916, a decade latter the numbers of cars would explode while German Monarchy died}}
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Automobiles in Fantasy */

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Automobiles in Fantasy

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	=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===		=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting. Occasionally you get a magiktech car puttering about but that's most definitely the exception rather than the rule.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

174.211.234.128: /* Automobiles in Post Apocalyptic settings */

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Automobiles in Post Apocalyptic settings

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	=== Automobiles in Post Apocalyptic settings ===		=== Automobiles in Post Apocalyptic settings ===
	{{topquote\|WITNESS ME!\|Nux, Mad Max: Fury Road''}}		{{topquote\|WITNESS ME!\|Nux, Mad Max: Fury Road''}}

			In most post-apocalyptic fiction where much of society’s technology is lost, fueling and maintaining automobiles is a big challenge, so many tend to not feature automobiles very often. The big exception is Mad Max and the stories it’s inspired, where motorcycle and hot rod gangs turn into warring tribes of the wasteland; big rigs are converted into war wagons, coups are covered in spikes and saw blades, and all all sorts of improvised weapons from flamethrowers to harpoons are mounted for vehicle-to-vehicle warfare. It’s completely ridiculous and over-the-too, but that’s what makes “Mad Max” style fiction so appealing.

	=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===		=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===

1d4chan>Rocko1345: /* Controlling an Automobile */

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Controlling an Automobile

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	*Neutral: Disconnects your wheels from the transmission, allowing you to turn your steering wheel without worrying about moving forward.		*Neutral: Disconnects your wheels from the transmission, allowing you to turn your steering wheel without worrying about moving forward.
	*Reverse: Allows you to go in reverse, note that you can still use the accelerator and the brake while going in reverse.		*Reverse: Allows you to go in reverse, note that you can still use the accelerator and the brake while going in reverse.
	*Drive: The star of the show, makes your ~~front~~ wheels (Or all wheels if you have a 4-wheel drive) go forward.		*Drive: The star of the show, makes your back (drive) wheels (Or all wheels if you have a 4-wheel drive) go forward.

	== Automobiles in Tabletop Games ==		== Automobiles in Tabletop Games ==

1d4chan>Rocko1345: /* Controlling an Automobile */

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Controlling an Automobile

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	==Controlling an Automobile==		==Controlling an Automobile==
	For the most part, controlling a car or truck has remained the same since the early 1900s. Still, innovations and research into ergonomics have improved many aspects of driving while also standardizing many of its aspects around the world (the most radical difference you'll find between different cars nowadays are if they're right-side driving or left-side driving). Here are the key parts of controlling an automobile:		For the most part, controlling a car or truck has remained the same since the early 1900s. Still, innovations and research into ergonomics have improved many aspects of driving while also standardizing many of its aspects around the world (the most radical difference you'll find between different cars nowadays are if they're right-side driving or left-side driving). Here are the key parts of controlling an automobile:
	*'''Steering Wheel''': The start of the steering column and the most direct way a driver controls their vehicle. Contains the horn, [[flumph\|air bag]], controls for the turn signals, ~~window~~ wipers, and the ignition.		*'''Steering Wheel''': The start of the steering column and the most direct way a driver controls their vehicle. Contains the horn, [[flumph\|air bag]], controls for the turn signals, windshield wipers, and the ignition.
			*'''Gear Stick''': A automobile is primarily controlled through the steering wheel but the ''Gear Stick'' which connects to the ''Gear Box'' changes the car into different gears that change how the car moves.
			The primary and most common gear states are:
			*Park: Stops your car from rolling away by causing the gears to be locked in position, keeping the wheels locked as well.
			*Neutral: Disconnects your wheels from the transmission, allowing you to turn your steering wheel without worrying about moving forward.
			*Reverse: Allows you to go in reverse, note that you can still use the accelerator and the brake while going in reverse.
			*Drive: The star of the show, makes your front wheels (Or all wheels if you have a 4-wheel drive) go forward.

	== Automobiles in Tabletop Games ==		== Automobiles in Tabletop Games ==

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Automobiles in Fantasy */

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Automobiles in Fantasy

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	=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===		=== Automobiles in Fantasy ===
	The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small ~~potatoes~~ in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting.		The same reason why Cars are such a big part in Sci-Fi is why you won't find them in your usual fantasy setting. Some people feel that introducing guns does not your typical medieval fantasy setting, but an iron tube shooting lead balls with bangpowder is small [[potato]]es in when compared to measure of modernity that even a 19th century car puttering along the road brings to the setting. Unless they have a fair deal of Steampunk, cars are typically a no-show in your standard fantasy setting.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[Tank]]		*[[Tank]]