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Come visit a world like, yet unlike our own, be it in history or reality.
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Chapter #3

Dinosaurs are still beasts in the modern day

    by: EggzSupreme Author IconMail Icon
Dinosaurs have remained savage and primal animals. There are several ways in which this can affect mankind.

1. Saurian Utopia - Mankind has advanced as fast as it has in our world, perhaps even faster with the aid of dinosaurs who act as beasts of burden or livestock.

2. Uneasy Alliance - The presence of dinosaurs has somewhat slowed mankind's advancement. Human civilization in this version has just arrived at the industrial revolution, and is overall more scattered.

3. Primal Planet - Mankind has advanced very little past the stone age, in main part thanks to the dinosaurs. In this world, humans and dinosaurs are locked in an intense struggle to be the alpha species on the planet.

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1. 1. Saurian Utopia

2. 2. Uneasy Alliance

3. 3. Primal Planet or more options

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