Meaning of magitech | Babel Free

Definitions

Technology developed by combining magic and engineering.

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Examples

“There have⟳ been, as I am sure you must be aware of, a few games released already that feature a mixture of high technology and magic. Probably the most successful one is FASA's Shadowrun, although my favorite setting in that "genre" is one which is featured in GURPS Time Travel⟳ Adventures. (It is an alternative present⟳, in which magic was released by the first nuclear bomb test⟳ in 1945. Magic, tech, and magitech are used both separately and together. In that world, there are zones of varying magical strength; in those with strong magic, old-style tech is becoming less common, as -- for instance -- fairly large construction projects can be handled by a single or a few mages specializing in earth-elemental magic....)”

“Even further, I believe⟳ that neutronium is supposed to be a superfluid...although maybe some type⟳ of field effect might be able to lock⟳ it into some sort⟳ of matrix. Definitely some sort⟳ of magitech solution would be required.”

“So while, for instance, I love⟳ the Eberron setting which was built from the ground up to suit⟳ Third Edition D&D, that's only a minor part of why I like⟳ it; the majority of the reason⟳ for my affection is that it takes a very modern approach⟳ to fantasy - I don't mean⟳ just the magitech aspects, but also the myriad of ways in which it differs from your bog-standard pseudo-medieval fantasy world while still having all the kings, knights, dragons, and elves you could want⟳.”

““They're just excited to see⟳ some rare magitech. They’re like⟳ little kids, really. It’s cute. I wouldn’t worry⟳ about it.””

““Find⟳, Connect⟳,” Error cast⟳ the spells in rapid order⟳, magic pouring from him into his magitech computer, a focus⟳ item he’d spent more than 10,000 points purchasing to help⟳ empower his spells.”

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