RE: Kra'Vak, inclinations of

You wrote: 

>Though such musings are certainly an interesting discussion point, 
they are  >moot >once BDS actually gets published. However they may 

What's BDS?  

>at GZG to flow. In this respect I would ask the Sa'vasku to become 
shadow like  >ancient >and deadly, and more feared than the Kra'Vak.

Been done.  Let's make them really wimps who want everyone to think 
they are ancient and deadly and more feared than the Kra'Vak.

(I really want to make a joke about France here, but that would a bit 
out of line.) 

I dunno.  I'm sick of the media-based SF trend.  Either aliens are 
pathetically weak, or so immensley deadly that we need the help of 
semi-mythical demigods to prevail.  Yippee. . . How about aliens that 
do alien things for alien motives which make sense to them?  And have 
simillar overall ability to humans, but in different ways?

The Sa'vasku (do all aliens have a ' in thier names?) seem to be an 
interesting species.  A lot will depend on how GZG chooses to 'point' 
them.  

John M. Atkinson