JohnAtArms wrote:
Ha ha, well, I live in the coldest and smallest state of Australia, so I don't really get to see a lot of dangerous animals and giant spiders 
Aaaaw thanks! I am planning on expanding on them more as time goes on, but for now, what they are will do. And mkay! I'll try and include their historical role when I get back from work!
Aaaaw thanks! I am planning on expanding on them more as time goes on, but for now, what they are will do. And mkay! I'll try and include their historical role when I get back from work!
You're not a kiwi are ya?
Poking at New Zealand aside....you guys have koala bears so it's not all scary xD
I imagine it was on one of the Outer Crescent colonies that first contact happened, either arriving and realizing someone else has already moved in....or finding out only after having landed.
Tula Ramanegan wrote:
JohnAtArms wrote:
Ha ha, well, I live in the coldest and smallest state of Australia, so I don't really get to see a lot of dangerous animals and giant spiders
Aaaaw thanks! I am planning on expanding on them more as time goes on, but for now, what they are will do. And mkay! I'll try and include their historical role when I get back from work!
Aaaaw thanks! I am planning on expanding on them more as time goes on, but for now, what they are will do. And mkay! I'll try and include their historical role when I get back from work!
You're not a kiwi are ya?
Poking at New Zealand aside....you guys have koala bears so it's not all scary xD
I imagine it was on one of the Outer Crescent colonies that first contact happened, either arriving and realizing someone else has already moved in....or finding out only after having landed.
Oooh man... koalas can be vicious if you aren't careful
I'd imagine an Inner Crescent Consul would open negotiations with them after a family of ranchers discovers them. I'm thinking very early 26th century if you want them to have a significant impact on the Confederacy.