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worldmaking have left me pondering the idea of space fantasy that stops pretending that it isn't fantasy and instead takes that aspect and highlights it ... e.g., wizards in spaceships, planets ruled by demons, that kind of thing. The D&D spinoff Spelljammer is an example that comes to mind ... probably Star Wars works here too, although it often at least pretends to be SF. Lots of anime uses it.
I'm curious what people think and how they feel about it. Is it neat? Boring? Intriguing? Stupid?
Inquiring minds want to know!
-The Gneech
worldmaking have left me pondering the idea of space fantasy that stops pretending that it isn't fantasy and instead takes that aspect and highlights it ... e.g., wizards in spaceships, planets ruled by demons, that kind of thing. The D&D spinoff Spelljammer is an example that comes to mind ... probably Star Wars works here too, although it often at least pretends to be SF. Lots of anime uses it.I'm curious what people think and how they feel about it. Is it neat? Boring? Intriguing? Stupid?
Inquiring minds want to know!
-The Gneech
