Kimaya

Real quick before I'm any later to work over this... So back when I read the update that there was finally going to be an option for the unit designer to randomly alternate between male and female units, I was thinking, "Finally! Now I can make my own little Elemental: Majesty!" (Majesty, the only game where I played the demo about two dozen times, and then a few more even after I got the game.) I didn't really think I'd have to spend 10% of

Yeah, I made some Ironeers and they're the same regular race as the faction, which I expect is the way it's going to stay. The lore that I read actually had dwarves as non-Men by definition, which is also Tolkein-esque. As for all the whining about my suggestion being, to them, "feminist" or "politically correct" etc. -- it's a pity the idea upset you! I already pointed out the obvious that Tolkein etc. were very man-centric and that Elemental

Thanks muchly! Obvious PS - It just now occurred to me that I truly shoulda mentioned that I got no problem with Human/human races, I just assumed that y'all wanted something other than human. Human really does work, and even though it's the ultimate in mundane by definition, it still doesn't seem bland to me like "men". (Probably my human-centric bias.) (I saw human referenced in the history of one of the new Fallen soveriegns so it reminded me.)

This is the one bug or idea that I haven't seen posted by someone else first, so I'm finally putting it up! Quoth Frogboy from Understanding The Fallen, Elemental, and Middle Earth : They’re called “Fallen” because the history books are written by men and have a man-centric bias. [...] Obviously, Elemental takes place in a totally different universe. But hopefully this helps players understan