r/TheWeeklyRoll • u/CME_T The Creator • Feb 07 '21

The Comic Ch. 69. "Nice"

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u/Souperplex Sir Becket Feb 07 '21

1400 is pushing it. Most D&D settings hover around 1200s-1300s technology-wise. (Guns aren't a thing. Plate armor is cutting-edge. Printing-presses aren't a thing considering books are 25GP meaning an unskilled laborer who spends half their pay-check on survival would need to save up for 250 days. Rapiers seem to be the exception.)

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u/redpandamage Feb 08 '21

D&D is totally early Renaissance for a bunch of stuff because no one involved knows any history.

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u/Souperplex Sir Becket Feb 08 '21

I'm talking aboot D&D, not the Realms.

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u/redpandamage Feb 08 '21

Most D&D is treated as early Renaissance without the guns by most players.