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@munificentbob Very cool. That definitely sounds like steampunk without the steam and victorian set. Thanks, Bob!

@Gorgonson That's the trouble. I want to have magic, machines, and nature all utilized to get things done. Do we ride inside the inter-galactic, whale-like space creature to another planet? Or open a portal? Or maybe board a heavy mechanized ship?

@Phoenuxx I do too! Has a nice ring to it. I like Magi-tech a lot as well.

@munificentbob Ah, ok! I'm thinking Jim Butcher's novels fall into this.

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@KusyTv Descriptive but perhaps too verbose 😝

@Domin0e Exactly my thoughts. I love that sub-genre.

@KeithPatch I wonder if 'punk' is supposed to represent the machine side of things in those names. I always thought of punk as implying a grittier world. Not so much that the world was techy. I think that's why it's hard for me to grok dungeon punk as Warcraft or that Magic+Machine vibe.

@BarkBarkUnyu Gosh. There sure are a lot of subgenres. phew. Thanks for your input :)

@BoopsGames True! FF has a ton of good examples. FF7 is especially close to what I'm thinking.

@LoioshGrr Cool! Thanks for the reference!

@protomelvin Oh man, good point! I didn't even think of that. Star wars is totally in there. I could see Full Metal Alchemist being Steampunk just because the clothing and architecture seems a bit Victorian.

@matttwood Jack Vance! I'll need to check them out.
I was thinking Sci-Fantasy too. That or Magi-Tech.

@_benui Haha 'woodpunk' xD

@glider_space Ooooo, those are cool terms

@mrfavus I'll def check it out. Thank you :)

@oliver_joyce That's right! I dig it. I think my first experience with this 'genre' was Warcraft. Pretty good balance of machines and magic.

Warcraft is also in this genre I would think. There's a nice mix of magic and machines.