Gotham fantasy

Gotham City Adapted to a Fantasy(ArcanePunk) World!!

Arcanepunk Fantasy Rpg

In a world powered by the remains of dead dragons, kingdoms of steam and sorcery race to control the last reserves of aetherite: powerful crystallized remnants of the ancient dragons, capable of powering powerful machineries and entire cities. Airships crowd the skies above ancient castles, guild-engineers rival archmages, and the industrial age may be awakening the dragons whose power it consumes.

THE AGE OF CROWNS AND ENGINES

The world exists in an age of industrial aristocracy: a civilization of steam, steel, alchemy, magic, dynastic wealth, and constant political rivalry. At first glance, the world resembles an alternate version of the mid-to-late 20th century. Cities are filled with automobiles, trains, telephones, radios, electric lights, factories, department stores, universities, cinemas, newspapers, airships, and towering office buildings. Yet the world never experienced the great global wars that transformed modern Earth. There was no First World War. There was no Second World War. There was no single conflict that shattered the old aristocratic order, destroyed the great dynasties, or forced the world's kingdoms to mobilize their entire populations against one another. Instead, industrialization occurred beneath the rule of kings, queens, emperors, princes, dukes, and hereditary noble houses. The aristocracy did not disappear. It industrialized. The result is a world where feudalism, capitalism, industrialization, and magic coexist. Kings still rule kingdoms. Noble houses still control territories. Great families own factories, railways, mines, newspapers, banks, magical academies, private armies, and entire industrial cities. Corporations exist, but many are owned by noble houses or require aristocratic charters. Parliaments and elected councils exist in some countries, but they usually govern beneath a monarch rather than replacing one. The modern world was built by noble bloodlines. And the modern world belongs to them.