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Does anyone know of a fantasy story where the north american indians got metallurgy at the time of the british colonies in the east got established? Maybe the spanish taught the indians how to find and make iron tools and weapons, maybe the first french or english settlers taught them, maybe the...

https://treesandtriads.substack.com/p/the-machine-vi-usury This guy has some interesting articles about technology. The Machine 1-8 The article above mentions why the steam engine that was invented in the 1st century wasn't implemented until 1600 years later.

Funny how nobody of all these fantasy experts replies with ANY idea at all from real life magic https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fama_Fraternitatis "The Legend shows an agreement with six articles that they drew up prior to their separation, bounding themselves one to another to keep: That...

I experienced something two years ago. Or maybe I had experienced it before but never realized. I had a few dreams, and in those dreams I had memories from that place where I was. But when I woke up I only knew that I had been in another familiar place again, and I had memories of it and more...

Not to be nitpickick, but, no, in reality it's attention. Attention creates reality and it creates/fuels gods. You could say that faith and worship are attention, but it's not. Fear is also attention. A "demonic" god could be created of fueled by giving it attention by fearing it. (And I don't...

Oh really? I had to look in the dictionary when I was reading. According to that Napan and Seti are humans, but Bhargast and Imass are a separate species, or might be human precursor race (neanderthals) Trell I think are a mix of Teblor and Bhargast, while Jhag are immortal orc wizards (green...

I watched some videos of a jewish rabbi yesterday, and he talked about how the blessings of god need a vessel, and the more you think you deserve or the more you want, or the more you have "prepared the terrain" for it (for example running a business) the more blessings/larger blessing you will...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_man "Various languages and traditions include names suggesting affinities with Orcus, a Roman and Italic god of death.[2] For many years people in Tyrol called the wild man Orke, Lorke, or Noerglein, while in parts of Italy he was the orco or huorco.[10] The...

Really? I thought that was exactly what I was saying, just those things, and not at all "how would a wild woman be?"

If you read what I have said what looking for, the orcs are not evil or globs of bloo or "human in the orc" they are basically human. Like woodwoses, but not hary and with green skin. (Or maybe, who knows, hairy humans with normal skin tone, called "orks" would be interesting. And the females...

Funny, I had something something exactly similar to that snippet of text in mind. I have a girlfriend who loves wolves for example, and identifies with them very much

Wow that is very nice! See if I can find it somewhere without paying too much (maybe in the library)

From Our Orcs Are Different - TV Tropes : "Usually have oppressive, patriarchal societies, with females being treated as property (if female orcs are even shown or mentioned)." A wild woman couldn't stand being property. Even if it meant cooking and cleaning and being pregnant.

No, it has a human mind. But "the culture" of the orc, or the behaviour it has that is inherited, but not from it's parents but from the original "wild spirit" archetype of the human unconscious, is very "rooted". The original orc is the elemental spirit of the wild and truly uncivilized side of...

I don't know english famous writers, so I don't know what you refer to