: Still, to be fair, there were probably a reasonable
: number of female warriors in the Legion, at least
: during the TFL era. It's logical: if the vast majority
: of your specie is dead and you're conscripting boys at
: the age of fifteen, you're hardly going to overlook a
: potential source for large numbers of extra recruits.
: I know we don't see any female warriors in the game,
: but bear in mind that to a large extent, the uniform
: appearance of warriors was necessary for purposes of
: keeping file sizes at a minimum. Where the game shows
: us neatly serried ranks of uniformed soldiers, all
: with the regulation sword and shield, the real Legion
: would probably have been a much more ragged affair,
: and Myth3 shows us that a good number of them may not
: even have been using swords.
No kiding. Ragged is relative, but it would be worn down by hard service rather then in rags and tatters.
: In any case, if you plan to make a Myth2 movie as a
: sequal, it could make quite an interesting subplot.
: After all, if the English women wanted women's lib
: after WW1, during which they took over a good number
: of men's jobs while the aforementioned men were off
: fighting, imagine the result when the women's
: liberationists have had active experience in hacking
: Thrall apart. Chaos is the word.
: Incidentally, for those of you who it concerns, this view
: is supported by GURPS.
I think Myth III just does it to make it more interesting.
Ya, but remember the peasants don't have any real rights to begin with so raising the status of women would probably not be to a very high level.
That might be sort of interesting to see as a sub-plot.
Seraph
