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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Grumpy Celt" data-source="post: 3953322" data-attributes="member: 1019">What would a Celtic society with 19th technology look like?Assume, for a moment, that Celtic society had not more or less been stamped out (by the Romans and then British). How do you think it would have developed with another 1,000-plus years of time to grow?Modern France is more the product of a Roman legacy than a Gaulish one. Modern Britain is more the product of a Roman and a Germanic legacy than an Icini (or any of the other local Celtic tribes) one.  Modern Ireland is the product of centuries of rule by the British, though it is trying to redefine itself.This is not an attempt to start a discussion of the rightness or wrongness of any of these points of history or of the quality of those people or what they did to each other. Please God don’t take it off on some lame tangent.What I am discussing here is a society that is the product of a (mostly pure) Celtic legacy, in the same way modern Italy has a (mostly pure) Roman legacy.  I am trying to puzzle out this for a game setting.</blockquote>