: Forrest, after reading your initial response/post regarding the Nahk: We
: know they were an Jjaro 'client race' - but how did they become part of
: the slave order held by the Pfhor? I wouldn't think the Jjaro just passed
: off control of their biological creations/elevated beings to an
: "evil" empire.
: Perhaps the Jjaro created their client races (Nahk, S'pht, but which others?)
: - and let them exist on their seeded worlds. [ Shifting into Eternal-logic
: ] - Later, some biological threat occurs in the universe, Jjaro eschew
: biological form. Some races are protected [on W'kkr Dreaming worlds?] from
: any Sphere blast to wipe out the biological threat (Joshua's Organics).
: Jjaro exit the universe.
: At this point, the Pfhor Empire, in it's expansive manner, conquers other
: races, subjugating many of the Jjaro-created races. The Jjaro never
: actually condoned the enslavement of their creations at Pfhor hands.
: Feel free to pick out any flaws in my reasoning. : )
That's more or less my reasoning behind it, though you got it out of order for Eternal history (which is obviously what you're going on). They made their client races AFTER their own biological civization fell, seeding new life. Later on, they left the universe entirely, and left their client races behind. The Pfhor eventually came along and conquered these just like any other race...
Interestingly enough, I used to think the Jjaro were evil because they had 'client races' and were obviously therefore slavers. Extremely early versions of Forever More played with the concept of the Pfhor empire calling on the Jjaro for aid in the war, and us having to defeat them.
...yeah, I was really silly back then.
