Is The K'kree Navy A Threat - I Think Not! / Virus

Necessity drives how they would crew their ships, but there will also be some cultural push for K'Kree who can do this to be in a starship crew. A loner K'Kree who can accept more enclosed spaces and having less K'Kree around is, well, weird. He/she would be like that strange kid who dresses 'Goth' to show how different he is and how no one understands him. It's pretty easy for a loner/individualist (by K'Kree standards) to end up a pariah.

But if you are in a crew that is different. You are still strange, but all the spacers are - but you are fulfilling a valuable service to the herd so this is accepted.

I guess it adds a new dimension to concerned parents taking their child in to be "tested".
 
Take all the spacer K'kree over the years and let them breed having children acclimated to a space life. The inherent isolation of space travel would make them more estranged to normal society while seeking the camaraderie of like minds. Normalcy based on majority.

If the K'kree society become wary and unnerved by the alien behavior, there would be a growing rift. Spacers, especially newer generation K'kree, would still try to be part of ground society yet still find growing kinship with those who understand them, the older generation spacers. Retired spacers and their families might be attracted to shipyard and starports for the contact creating populations of tolerant minded. The Two Thousand Worlds may feel uneasy but they need those willing to do what normal, sane K'kree are adverse to do.

Imagine adventurers or just regular Imperial citizens in contact with K'kree vessels, especially military vessels, notice leaner, meaner craft and crew more adapted to space life compared to what history data recorded centuries ago. The only reason it may not happen is Hiver intervention to keep the status quo and a more harmless space faring neighbor. It may happen in the region of the greater Hiver influence while the wilder space between the TTWs and the Imperium could be such a breeding ground, say... Gateway?
 
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Ah, you caught their clever public relations indoctrination campaign. Get the Imperials while they are young.

Filling the kids with dreams of visiting K'Kree Park. But this is not quite like DisneyLand.

When someone brings their turkey leg into the Pirates of the Carribbean ride the pirates don't trample the tourists.
 
Watch out for those cartoon K'Kree. I think the two warriors (the ones with cybernetic horns) have fusion guns hidden in their manes.

This is shown in the as yet unbroadcasted Looney Tunes crossover where Wile E Coyote got reduced to ash which was mailed back to ACME as a warning.
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Reynard said:
MY LITTLE K'KREE: VEGAN IS MAGIC.

imo, by the time of the dominate war it is more like -

MY LITTLE K'KREE: GENOCIDE IS MAGIC

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Lucan's safe and the whole core are pretty much wiped out, including Capital depopulated.
 
While reporters are still asking questions about a sketch depicting the K'Kree peacekeeping mission in the Ley Sector, the Steppelord's staff issued a communique affirming that they are acting only to free the human population from a government accused of committing cannibalism on its own citizens and accummulating stockpiles of barbecue sauce.

"We are here to liberate these worlds. This is not a war for grassland."

The alleged stockpiles of barbecue sauce, as yet, have not been located.
 
Condottiere said:
I see the Vargr more as worrying the K'Kree, as compared to Aslan just charging and leaping for the jugular.

Nope. Most other factors aside, if a fight breaks out Human vs. <Insert Major Race>:
The Aslan will let you go once honor has been met. He may be gracious enough to accept your steak dinner as a gesture your repentance.

The Vargr will let you go once you both figure who is in charge. You may have to offer a steak dinner or demand one after to make peace.

The K'Kree will be offended by you peace gesture.
 
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