Honestly even just a pen that never runs out of ink would be fantastic.
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solar powered pen that converts sunlight into ink
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Yes please!
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Alternatively, lunar powered pen that takes moonlight and turns it into glow in the dark ink.
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why not both?
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By then we’re in a realm of possibility where I could almost see science figuring that out in the near future. Maybe not ink as we know it, but an infinite writing supply.
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That sounds like some kind of hard-light pen, which is very cyberpunk and I love it
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I’d go with a flask or other Vessel that works like an Alchemy Jug from DND.
Fills with any type of liquid.
then id make a never spilling cup.
or a chalice that does both
plus we can have our internet cauldrons too.
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AND I HAVE MORE. just give me a few.
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A bracelet that is essentially a Swiss Army Knife. Its made of a malleable metal, that shapes itself into any tool or utensil you may need. Need a hammer, boom, a hammer. Plastic utensils got you down, boom, metal forks and knives.
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That would be AWESOME! Could it also be used as a weapon if needed? That way we could protect ourselves against outside interference or harm whIle not having to stop in the middle of working our projects.
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This kinda reminds me of Tophs meteorite bracelet from avatar the last airbender
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Yeah or those gloves that the Dai Like use
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Yea I’d like to think there are many variations, but a a weaponized one would be pretty cool
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Exactly I guess, was that in AtLA or TLK?
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The Dai Li are in AtLA! Though the gear that the central city police uses in Korra is also really cool and well-integrated.
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If I were to craft something in the Flinterforge workshop I would want to make something of a sextant and multi-tool. It would be something of an ongoing oddity and project always absorbing my attention but I imagine it being a collection of lacquered and polished brass fixtures and cogs that twist to show you not what you want to see but what you need to see. A true navigation tool. I’d want it to house a small set of picks and jewellers tools for which to work on it and other fine projects. Again I’d imagine that it would be quirky offering the tool I actually need not the one I think I want. I.e I keep drawing out a fine hook when I think I’m looking for a screwdriver because I’m not seeing the small wire I need to lift first.
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