Technology

1. Melee Weapons: Swords, Spears, Axes, Maces, and other such weapons are prolific. Iron is the primary "metal" for weapons, however steel, and other more exotic alloys exist. 

2. Ranged Weapons: Slingshots, Bows, Crossbows, and firearms such as Arquebuses and early Matchlocks.

Note: Usage of flintlocks as a "prop" is permissible, but in roleplay must function and operate like a matchlock. 

1. Metal Armor: Plate and chainmail made of Iron is common, however steel, and other more exotic alloys exist. 

2. Leather Armor: Is more common for those with less money, or desiring of lighter armor. It exists of various hides and hardness. 

Note: As a High Fantasy sim the kinds of armor that exist can be augmented with magic and through other means. 

1. Land Travel: Horses and other mounted animals are the primary means of long distance travel, wagons and carriages are expensive but exist. 

2. Maritime Travel: Sailing Ships are vital for trade, exploration, and warfare. Currently the largest ships are Frigates and large whaling vessels. 

Note: No technological flying apparatuses exist in Sincadere. 

1. Writing: Calligraphy, copying manuscripts, and the Printing Press are all methods available, though the latter only through organized business or government assistance. 

2. Messengers: Couriers, Messenger Birds, and other manual means of communications is the most common method of messenger service. 

1. The most common materials are wool and linen, with earth tones the most common colors. 

2. Bright vibrant colors are more expensive, and generally reserved for more formal attire. 

3. Belts, buckles, buttons, and ropes were commonly utilized for securing clothing

Note: Zippers and other modern fasteners are not allowed on the Sim, but if discreetly hidden, they may be permissible.

1. "Common" metals are Copper, Bronze, and Iron. Steel is common but more expensive. 

2. Most High Fantasy Metals exist in Sincadere, or were brought here from other dimensions/realities. 

3. Silver and Gold are common precious metals. 

4. Other precious metals are available in smaller quantities. 

Note: Certain alloys, including Steel, are permitted, but more advanced modern alloys are not. Radioactive materials are likewise prohibited.

1. Hand Tools: Hammers, Saws, Chisels, Planes, Axes, Drills, Files, and other similar tools are used in woodworking, metalworking, and general construction. 

2. Farming Tools: Plows, Sickles, Scythes, Pitchforks, Shoves, and Rakes are all commonly found on farms. 

3. Textile Tools: Spinning Wheels, Looms, shuttles, and spindles are common. 

4. Cooking Equipment: Pots, Pans, cauldrons, ladles, knives, spoons and forks are often used. 

1. Structures are constructed using a combination of masonry, stonework, and timber reinforcement. This architectural style is evident in the presence of castles and other similar buildings throughout Sincadere. 

2. In Sincadere, one can observe the presence of various examples of civil, hydraulic, and mechanical engineering, such as roads, bridges, canals, fountains, windmills, water wheels, cranes, and more.