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<blockquote data-quote="Wilphe" data-source="post: 1227343" data-attributes="member: 8221">&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Depends a lot on how the two are used to each other. You go to some of the worlds we conquered from the First Imperium, there you've had Vargr and Vilani living together for the best part of three millenia despite the fact that the Imperium retook almost all of them. I've never expereinced that common culture but by all accounts its quite durable, if odd.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Anwyay, Vargr have far more in common with humans than any other major race (and vice versa), and if we can fuse with the stick-in-the-mud Vilani we can work with just about any other human race. Even Luriani.&nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;Besides if you think Imperials are static, try the K'kree, Zhos or Hivers.&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; He pronounces K'kree likes its a swear word.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wilphe, post: 1227343, member: 8221"] [COLOR=Sienna] "Depends a lot on how the two are used to each other. You go to some of the worlds we conquered from the First Imperium, there you've had Vargr and Vilani living together for the best part of three millenia despite the fact that the Imperium retook almost all of them. I've never expereinced that common culture but by all accounts its quite durable, if odd." "Anwyay, Vargr have far more in common with humans than any other major race (and vice versa), and if we can fuse with the stick-in-the-mud Vilani we can work with just about any other human race. Even Luriani. "Besides if you think Imperials are static, try the K'kree, Zhos or Hivers."[/COLOR] He pronounces K'kree likes its a swear word. [/QUOTE]

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