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Taldrenites => General Starfleet Command Forum => Topic started by: Celestialnaut on August 17, 2006, 03:30:29 pm

Title: Are the Lyrans a matriarchal society in Star Fleet Battles?
Post by: Celestialnaut on August 17, 2006, 03:30:29 pm
Apparently, on Taldren's site, in the races section the Lyran-kitties are described as

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The Lyran Star Empire, unlike most races, is a matriarchal society. The Lyrans (pronounced Lear-uhns) are a warrior race with feline ancestors. They are the size of a large human with incredible strength.

But the weird thing is, I couldn't find any non-SFC references to the Lyrans being matriarchal.  Even in the manual for SFC and SFC2 they don't mention the Lyrans as that.

Is it something that Taldren/Interplay made up for licensing reasons?  Or is it mentioned in the SFB books?
Title: Re: Are the Lyrans a matriarchal society in Star Fleet Battles?
Post by: Magnum357 on August 17, 2006, 04:05:19 pm
Actually, you have a good point there.  In all the SFB Manuals I got, I don't recall anything saying that the Social Structure of the Lyrans was "Matriarcal".  I thought the SFB Manuals indicated that the Seletolians had this kind of structure (i think?), but I'm not sure on this.  I thought the Lyrans had pretty much a Feudalistic Government that was more or less organized then the Kzinti's (less Cival Wars then what the Kzintis went through). 

Might just be a SFC add in when SFC1 was first made.
Title: Re: Are the Lyrans a matriarchal society in Star Fleet Battles?
Post by: 762_XC on August 18, 2006, 01:34:18 pm
Taldren made that up.