Science & Technology
Knowledge retained, discoveries and inventions
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Artillery & Firearms
The use of artillery and hand held weaponry in the form of firearms is a fairly new invention in the world. Notable contributing nations to the development of them is Bes and Givzie. Where the invention came from originally is disputed.
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Printing Press
Making several copies of written work had been a practice solely for the arcanely gifted who could do so with magic. A prototype of todays printing press had been used for some time in Toldero before Unity, but it wasn't until after when the combined artificers of several nations came together that we got the printing press available today.
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Water supply systems
Delivering clean, safe water to the comfort of establishments and homes are limited to those that have the gold to install it. However, plumbing systems exist in almost all large settlements today where insipiration was taken from the arcane water supply systems developed in Abar.
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Automata
Clever contraptions and machines built of wood and metal has been developed by mathematicians worldwide, but the foremost education and development relating to automated machines is made in the nation of Bes.
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Geography & Astronomy
The night sky is important for the Denary belief system, and because of that the night sky was mapped and studied early on, granting explorers and mapmakers the tools they needed for cartography.
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Magic
The study of magic, and the use of magic are not one and the same. Magic granted by otherworldly beings, magic sourced from a deep bond to nature, and the magic that can be learned by studying are wildly different. The latter being the latest explored. The cosmos is alive with arcane energy that all living beings can interact with in various ways. It has also been observed that the heavenly bodies and beings from other planes influencing people and events of the world, making theologians worry about the concept of free will.
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