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<blockquote data-quote="ml3" data-source="post: 3697890" data-attributes="member: 12990">alien campaign worldMy game world is similar to Hobo's in that humans are the aliens and any familiar earth creatures were seeded from genetic stores in an attempt to &quot;terraform&quot;, sort of like the British settlers bringing rabbits to Australia. Of course the modern humans have no memory of any of this, and the animals that survived the new world have just always been there as far as the humans are concerned.I tried to set up an ecology&nbsp; in which there were no birds and a repto-mammal had evolved to fill the niche. But as fantasy creatures with bird wings that I wanted to use kept popping up and I had to figure out why they had feathers. Eventually I said screw it and put birds in as just another animal type competing with the flying repto-mammals.&nbsp; Nowhere near scientifically accurate, but I'm not trying to run Barlowe's Expedition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ml3, post: 3697890, member: 12990"] [b]alien campaign world[/b] My game world is similar to Hobo's in that humans are the aliens and any familiar earth creatures were seeded from genetic stores in an attempt to "terraform", sort of like the British settlers bringing rabbits to Australia. Of course the modern humans have no memory of any of this, and the animals that survived the new world have just always been there as far as the humans are concerned. I tried to set up an ecology in which there were no birds and a repto-mammal had evolved to fill the niche. But as fantasy creatures with bird wings that I wanted to use kept popping up and I had to figure out why they had feathers. Eventually I said screw it and put birds in as just another animal type competing with the flying repto-mammals. Nowhere near scientifically accurate, but I'm not trying to run Barlowe's Expedition. [/QUOTE]

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