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« on: March 11, 2024, 07:51:36 am »
I like the idea of having refined metallurgy driving a normal speed industrial revolution in spite of our civilization's dark age, and I also like the medics design.
Tempted to try for cyborgs moving forward but that feels more like a not prelims idea.
Implantation and Prosthesis
As our civilization evolved and grew, knowledge of medicine and body alteration from the wovenmen inevitably spread, leading to the growth of a new class of doctors and a new field of science. Soon our hospitals were pioneering new and innovative surgeries, reducing mortality rates, learning safer ways to implant flesh, and even pioneering prosthetics for those injured in industrial accidents or war. These prosthetics benefited from out history of surgery and body modification, boasting surprisingly lifelike designs and even some pioneering developments in biofeedback and biomechanics, allowing the wearer to control the limb more closely to that of a biological one, and grasp or work objects more freely.