Yes.
It's 100% a "me" thing. I have trouble getting past the "but that wouldn't work" and just run with it long enough to invest time in a game.

At the risk of heresy Jesus is supposed to be "fully human" as well as fully God.
Making babies is a big part of the human experience.
Plus I could see where early church leaders kept His family secret for solid theological and political reasons.
But that's verging into the "Da Vinci Code"

We appear to be adjacent

And the narrow boats would be handy for moving supplies up narrow waterways in the bayous

I've got a cheap wooden "ornamental" fishing boat I keep looking at for the Gloamers.
Since in my head they're all bayou living shrimpers and fishermen when not at War.
And the musician does a mean version of "Lukey"

Ooh I like the idea of using narrow boats for the Gloamers!
Or Quar in general really

Same. My friends LOVE Victorian Science Fiction but I can't get past the "Yeah but there are reasons why that didn't work..."

Some of my friends are into TC and think my Quar are weird, so...

Fair I guess.
It'd be boring if we all liked the same things.
But mixing "historical with impossible" always breaks my immersion.
There are reasons why things happened.
If something different happens (like demonic incursions) that would change things.
But different strokes etc

Yeah, I guess there in lies my issue.
Since I keep stumbling over WHY I abandoned my "edgy 13 year old fantasies" and moved on

I wish I'd kept my Epic 40k stuff....

#Quar FTW!
Real tactics. Goofy little guys.

I toured through the stls thinking there might be some terrain or something I could use and

They were using gas liberally even in 1918, so appropriate

Whatever it was, all those memories are lost like tears in the rain

@dbsperrin.bsky.social keeps saying I should get a 3d printer.
But I can barely handle the frustration of getting my 2d printer and computer to talk to each other.