/r/Dieselpunks
The era we look to for inspiration was defined by movement and revolution: jazz, modern art, world wars, streamlined technology, and an evolution from stilted, Victorian-era hypocrisy.
First coined in 2001, dieselpunk has grown to describe a distinct style of visual art, music, motion pictures, fiction, and engineering. Think of it as Steampunk set in the period between 1920 and 1950.
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Favorite dystopia film. Has a dieselpunk vibe to me. Graphite and charcoal
I’m looking for fantasy books with heavy diesel punk vibes. Something that’s dark and gritty, not campy.
Alt history is abit of a turn off for me (not sure why) so would prefer an original world. But if there some top notch books that is alt history I’ll give it ago.
Been looking into this tabletop because of its lore. I think this is as close to diesel punkpunk as can be and it really leaves an interesting kind of magic into the whole setting. Check it out.
Alternate history WWII meets high-flying kaiju and martial arts action. Read it all for free, with new chapters dropping every Friday. Cover art by Dudu Torres. http://keepcalmstayvigilant.substack.com
Hello Dieselpunk Community! I am making a Dieselpunk TTRPG and I am looking for people to help me test different mechanics and game systems.
If you have any experience with DnD or anything of the sort and like to help out please DM.
I am planning to make this game system modular so that you can use the rules in whatever Dieselpunk themed setting you would like. Making a separate document for Age of Conquest flavorable rules.
Hey all! I made a little video essay on one of my favorite dieslepunk movies, "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow". I'd be happy to hear your thoughts!
Because they’re useless in combat, but the civilians like ‘em.