I feel like it'll combine with Compassion being towards Humans only, with feelings of vengeance and anger merging with the Supremacy trait.
Maybe, if this happened during a time of peace which would level out the field of influence I'd agree, but in this case I think the Yoshuites are at a political and religious disadvantage.
That's what I'm worried about. We were already doing well with befriending the giants before the last Isekai changed it, so unless we want to become a warlike xenophobic race, we probably need to reverse track a bit, double down on compassion.
Also, there might be other species out there to befriend besides giants, I don't want to miss that opportunity.
I agree with this, kill them with kindness.
Then actually kill them.
If you mean the elves I think you need to read the synopsis for the quest cause it says "magical throat-slicing elves" for a reason, even then if anyone's read ancient folklore on elves & fae they'd know they're completely evil/alien to co-exist. While I believe we could potentially befriend some xeno races *cough* *cough* dwarves, I'm fairly certain that other species will be generally hostile towards us since they'd generally have a physiology & thought process too alien for us to truly live alongside.
I think the more terrifying thing about Elves if they exist in the Quest is that they probably outlive Humans by a good few hundred years. Say imagine a Genius Elf becomes a ruler of a neighbouring realm and so does a Human Genius achieve it, the Humans got what 30-40 years if he's lucky? While the Elves have this Genius for 400 to 500 years? While humans replace their leadership ten times sometimes the leaders are bad or mediocre, the eleven continue to have a great ruler.
Outmanoeuvring us easily simply because they don't have to relearn new skills or deal with as much political instability.
Not only that knowledge is cumulative in a much higher rate then Humans who have limited memories, which are lost every generation because we can't record all that info. While an Elf has a much longer time to learn and apply said knowledge, as their generational loss is offset by them living much longer.
If we assume Elves are like Humans then their Lifespan alone gives them a... stupidly strong advantage.
But that just a theory, a Game Theory.
Well thats only an issue in a world in which they are in mass contact, were in an era in which the only intelligent non humans we know of are the Giants right now.
Look's to the North-West where unknown humanoids are appearing, look's east to the massive migration of Giants occurring in the last 30 years and looks south to the small green cannibals that have been hinted at.
I think we're fast approaching that era of contact, at least I think by the next turn or after that were meeting the North-Westerners.
I mean that's what unity leaves the seems for. So…
Also 40k exists for people who like that anyways.
Eh, I honestly think all of them allow for Humans to interact with others.
I just think Yoshua is more peaceful influence and Suhutra more violent.
Yoshua might allow for the pushing of Humans to interact with others more but it also has the risk of us being unprepared.
Suhutra is probably more aggressive so if we meet someone weaker we'd probably consume them but in turn we bite off too much... were the ones eaten.
Unity demands two different religious group to reconcile with two conflicting ideologies which may be swayed towards Suhutra more simply because conflict is inevitable at this point, with giants.
(My bad should not have encouraged it for Ryuman.)
Planning to make my next Chosen Gaius Julius Caesar, if it is possible to claim a second spot after my turn is done and nobody uses him beforehand
Edit: Oh my god I just had an idea, does anyone wanna have their Chosen be Sappho the ancient greek poet?
Sappho? I'm curious why?
