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1d4chan>Pseftis at 00:06, 9 February 2020

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	Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - who all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.		Ironblood is a [[/tg/]] homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - who all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.

	=Magic=		=Magic=

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	==Iron==		==Iron==
	Iron as a material acts as a blocker to the casting of magic, in varying degrees. Iron fouls with the targeting of spells. Iron is also undetectable by magical means, and causes "static" in magical		Iron as a material acts as a blocker to the casting of magic, in varying degrees. Iron fouls with the targeting of spells. Iron is also undetectable by magical means, and causes "static" in magical senses.

	==Human Immunity==		==Human Immunity==

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	Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - ~~whole~~ all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.		Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - who all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.

	=Magic=		=Magic=

1d4chan>JT at 10:41, 19 December 2012

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	==Leylines and Mana==		==Leylines and Mana==

			==Iron==
			Iron as a material acts as a blocker to the casting of magic, in varying degrees. Iron fouls with the targeting of spells. Iron is also undetectable by magical means, and causes "static" in magical

	==Human Immunity==		==Human Immunity==
			The blood of humans contains Iron. Once a fact simply taken for granted, on discovering the fantastical worlds beyond, the implications of this became clear. Having this much iron in the system disrupts casting magic, making all humans unable to utilize magic in any way. It also has some beneficial side effects, however. Any magic that directly affects the body - directly attacking the organs, for example, simply does not work against humans. For other spells, it is impossible to automatically target humans.
	==Iron==

	=Races=		=Races=

1d4chan>JT at 10:20, 19 December 2012

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	Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - whole all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.		Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - whole all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.

	=Magic==		=Magic=

	==Leylines and Mana==		==Leylines and Mana==

1d4chan>JT at 22:18, 18 December 2012

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	Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - whole all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.		Ironblood is a /tg/ homebrew setting where hard sci-fi and fantasy sci-fi collide. Essentially, humanity reaches the stars and finds other races out there - whole all use magic. However, humanity, thanks in part to the iron in their bloodstream, is immune to the direct effects of magic - and the magical races have a severe weakness to the iron weapons humanity is willing to wield. The setting deals with humanity dealing with this very alien new world, and this alien new world dealing with Humanity.

			=Magic==

			==Leylines and Mana==

			==Human Immunity==

			==Iron==

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	The Urg are adept at Space combat, building massive and imposing ships laden with magical artillery. They tend to believe in the quality of quantity and seek to smash foes with masses of magically propelled solid projectiles.		The Urg are adept at Space combat, building massive and imposing ships laden with magical artillery. They tend to believe in the quality of quantity and seek to smash foes with masses of magically propelled solid projectiles.

			===="Vampires""====

	[[Category: Homebrew Settings]]		[[Category: Homebrew Settings]]

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	In war, however, the Bluebloods are not to be underestimated. The have long studied war, and consider each battle a performance to be executed with perfection. Blueblood forces are thus often very professional and expertly trained. However, they are able to be put offguard by unorthodox tactics and unexpected shifts in battle strategy that deviate from their idea of the "Laws of the Art of War".		In war, however, the Bluebloods are not to be underestimated. The have long studied war, and consider each battle a performance to be executed with perfection. Blueblood forces are thus often very professional and expertly trained. However, they are able to be put offguard by unorthodox tactics and unexpected shifts in battle strategy that deviate from their idea of the "Laws of the Art of War".


	====Celestials====		====Celestials====
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	====Humans====		====Humans====

	Humans are a notable race due to their curious immunity to magic, which sets them apart from all the other races. Magical effects won't properly target humans, and their bodies are immune to direct magical manipulation. Humans are, however, thus unable to utilize magic. Referring to the anti-magic properties of iron, some humans have taken, as a mark of pride, referring to their race as "Ironbloods", a term that was once used as derogatory slur by the Bluebloods.		Humans are a notable race due to their curious immunity to magic, which sets them apart from all the other races. Magical effects won't properly target humans, and their bodies are immune to direct magical manipulation. Humans are, however, thus unable to utilize magic. Referring to the anti-magic properties of iron, some humans have taken, as a mark of pride, referring to their race as "Ironbloods", a term that was once used as derogatory slur by the Bluebloods. Due to their lack of magic, certain members of other races blatantly refer to humans as "The Soulless".

	====Orae====		====Orae====

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Races

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	In war, however, the Bluebloods are not to be underestimated. The have long studied war, and consider each battle a performance to be executed with perfection. Blueblood forces are thus often very professional and expertly trained. However, they are able to be put offguard by unorthodox tactics and unexpected shifts in battle strategy that deviate from their idea of the "Laws of the Art of War".		In war, however, the Bluebloods are not to be underestimated. The have long studied war, and consider each battle a performance to be executed with perfection. Blueblood forces are thus often very professional and expertly trained. However, they are able to be put offguard by unorthodox tactics and unexpected shifts in battle strategy that deviate from their idea of the "Laws of the Art of War".


			====Celestials====

			A race that modifies its form depending upon the observer. Form a powerful rival to the Draconic Supremacy.

	====Do'Lu====		====Do'Lu====
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	The Hristare are entirely subsumed into the Draconic Supremacy. Their agile nature makes them often used as scouts, especially in dangerous areas. In space, the Hristare often use smaller ships and pack tactics to cripple foes, allowing the Draconics to assault with little resistance.		The Hristare are entirely subsumed into the Draconic Supremacy. Their agile nature makes them often used as scouts, especially in dangerous areas. In space, the Hristare often use smaller ships and pack tactics to cripple foes, allowing the Draconics to assault with little resistance.

			====Humans====

			Humans are a notable race due to their curious immunity to magic, which sets them apart from all the other races. Magical effects won't properly target humans, and their bodies are immune to direct magical manipulation. Humans are, however, thus unable to utilize magic. Referring to the anti-magic properties of iron, some humans have taken, as a mark of pride, referring to their race as "Ironbloods", a term that was once used as derogatory slur by the Bluebloods.

	====Orae====		====Orae====