Progenitor Sol (/tg/ makes a world part 2: electric boogaloo)

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A-anyone home?

What do we need to add?
Also I find that part unrealitic and unpractical. "The prime currency among elves are sex slaves, valued for appearance, age, and taste of those involved with the trade. Wealthy elves own sex slaves farm where they breed the cream of the crop together to increase the next generation’s value."

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>>53977264
Hey, Everyone shitted on whoever decided to shit on the thread with that too.

The world is mostly for inspiration of magic/sci fi/post apocalypse anyways,

But hey, for what its worth, Ill say we cut it out too.

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>>53977264
Also, how about we go into normal animals, biomes and structures? I think weve ran on the people and gods long enough.

Lets get some cooky magi-fi shit going.

>>53977398
The major human city states are centered on scattered self-sustaining and self-repairing arcologies.
They have little useful technology because of their very integrated design making it almost inseperable from the infrastructure and they also don't have any real innate defenses, causing constant wars and conflicts for the control of the arcologies.
On the other hand, the infrastructure can support a very large population with its automated farming and synthetic meat.
The conditions of life of the extremely lucky humans living there are incredibly high -just a bit less than the ones of the first people living there because of a few amenities like entertrainment-
The Arcologian Humans are still a very small minority and the extreme difference in power and quality of life make them the elite of their nations altough the specifics vary between nations -sometimes masters, sometimes leaders or even living gods-.

>>53979410
Humans know very little about the arcologies and even the Arcologians only have a functional understanding of them.

The Ormacs are bipedal, stumpy reptilian animals able to switch from cold-blooded to warm-blooded and vice-verca, allowing them to live in a wide range of climates.
They are extremely intelligent and talented tools users but they both lack the anatomy and the neurological wiring to develop any form of language so they remains at a stage between mere animals and primitive sapients beings.
They live in large groups and males and females are nearly identical, both the smaller and older males and females are the ones taking care of the eggs and youngs with a few "guards" while the others are hunting and seeking food in various ways.
Their height is surprisingly variable (from four to seven feets tall) with most at extremes, an evidence of a labors division based on size with the small Ormacs as the caretakers of the youngs and the other bigger ones as food gatherers.
Both elves and humans sometimes capture males and females to make them reproduce or slaughter a group of caretakers to steal their eggs.
If raised by human or elves masters from birth, they can make surprisingly good (war) hounds even able to use simple weapons like their savage counterparts do.

>>53980051
No more races. We did a pretty good job on fleshing out the bug subspecies last thread, what about their culture? How do they interact with one another? In what form does their worship take place?

>>53980101
They are just animals though.

>>53980154
>>53977398
>>53977398
>Also, how about we go into normal animals, biomes and structures? I think weve ran on the people and gods long enough.

>>53977398
wild bison like creatures roam the human areas.
their horns appear to be metallic and collect electricity which they use to defend themselves from predators.