Re: Ecology of the Scro

        Ok I see your point for groundling nations that are stuck in the
Medieval times, but how would you classify Spelljamming Technology (or
should I say Magology,) is it advance magic? Now don't these cultures that
have to adapt to living in space have the need to advance somewhat in order
to adapt to this environment.
        Even in the Spelljamming canon, it would appear that the
spelljamming cultures are in the Renesause era when the Unhuman war 1 ended,
(At least some are) unless I missed something. Now since 300 years have
passed between the Unhuman wars 1 and 2 wouldn't the tech be somewhere in
the 17th or 18th century technology?

> I agree with giving the Scro technology, though I focus on Roman/Classical
> and  Rennaisance tech (remember, even a club is technology:))  However,
> the
> comment on the time between wars is too focused on recent, modern changes.
> We live in a period of great change socially, technologically, and
> intellectually.  This is _not_ the norm of human existance. Historically,
> technological changes is much, much slower, and wars slow it down, rather
> then speed it up as they have in the past century. The horse collar, a
> simple device that allows a horse to pull heavy loads without choking, was
> introduced until the Medeival period. yet horses had been domesticated
> thousands of years earlier. Just one, minor example. there are countless
> others. It is perfectly acceptable to assume little or no technological
> change between the First and Second Unhuman Wars.:)
>