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Finally, after eight years, a definitive map of the Kyanah homeworld. No more vague handwaving and here-be-dragons nonsense. https://i.imgur.com/FhoQbk0.png ( Here's another version without the regions labeled) In red are the impact ranges, the equivalent to mountain ranges since they have no tecton...

The Kyanah do not have a world government like so many stereotypical alien civilizations, nor even large nation-states like Earth. The vast majority of the Kyanah population live inside city-states instead. This arises from the fact that Kyanah by nature distrust centralization, deep hierarchies, an...

You know, how fish moved on land to make reptiles. (OVERSIMPLIFICATION IKR) Oh I see...well the Kyanah homeworld doesn't have fish and reptiles ;) The bestiary post kinda explains this, but the primordial animals were the kenits, which showed up around 500 million Earth years ago. These were coloni...

firestar464 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 3:44 pm How did they evolve without exiting water?

Wdym exiting water?

The application of the laws of nature to the universe's current state.

...what?

The Kyanah homeworld is technically a desert planet, in that most of the surface receives less than 25 centimeters of rain per (Earth) year, and almost all of the planet receives less than 50. But it is not a Desert Planet(TM) in the sense of a single-biome world with nothing but dunes and rocks str...

"An incident that outraged the public significantly was the execution of this individual, colloquially known in human language as a 'nerd,' who entered a restricted zone, seemingly asking if the Administration had built the ancient conical structures located in the zone." Ha, very funny. ...

Its so interesting to see that the Kyanah would starve to death if they were a vegetarian and how they would be poorly if they eat human foods. To be fair, that's usually what happens if you try to eat alien foods. Lots of enzymes and biomolecules that your body either doesn't know what to do with,...