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I thought the definition of steampunk was that the tech is implausible? Like, there would probably be some steam technology in this setting, but the reason why it's not steampunk is that all of said steam technology would be completely utilitarian and mundane (but the option would be there for characters to develop it). Most of the flashier elements of the setting's technology would be based on things like ancient Greek analog technology (such as the Antikythera mechanism), the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci, and to a lesser extent the Ottoman and Japanese forays into robotics during the late 18th/early 19th century. Most of the setting's larger pieces of machinery are going to run on hydropower.

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