From: | failhelm@*****.com (failhelm@*****.com) |
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Subject: | Blood Types - End Game |
Date: | Tue, 17 Aug 2004 20:29:24 -0700 |
>>Subject: RE: Blood Types
>>
>>>--- failhelm@*****.com wrote:
>>> Do most of you just consider the chances of meta-child or
>>> goblinization to be pure chance?
>>
>>I think that ancestry plays a role, but I have my doubts
>>it's as simple as blood type. I like to think that there's
>>some old flavor text claiming that the cause of UGE or
>>goblinization was not detectable using SR technology, but I
>>am once again away from my books. I remember reading
>>somewhere that people had no way of telling who might goblinize.
>>
>>Also, I don't believe that there were many links between
>>region and race, apart from the Ireland - Elf connection, so
>>I don't think that it's as simple as blood type. Blood type
>>distribution varies a lot by region, but as far as I know,
>>goblinization and UGE occurrences always were presented to
>>me as being evenly distributed.
>>
>>http://anthro.palomar.edu/vary/vary_3.htm
>>
>>Using the blood type as an indicator of race, type B is
>>missing almost entirely from the native populations of
>>Australia and the Americas.
>>Blood type A is missing almost entirely from Central and
>>South America.
>> Any theory of blood type influencing race will have to
>>come up with a plausible explanation of how genocide
>>occurred on multiple continents.
>>
>>Mark
All of your feed back is very much appreciated, especially the research
done!! Bringing forth angles that I did not originally anticipate. I still
enjoy the concept, but perhaps its role is best served in another aspect.
I'll rethink things and see what I come up with.
Maybe as something that only affects humans, or just use it has a conspiracy
or theory in game? Especially with the vampire or blood magic crowd. <insert
evil grin>
- Failhelm