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==History== | ==History== | ||
At the time of the gengineering of the Pelted on Earth, humans were living around 120 years. Medical technology hadn't extended human life--individuals were making it to their 120s before modern medicine. What technology did succeed in doing was improving quality of life, so that humans were vigorous for longer. This carried over into the making of the Pelted. | At the time of the gengineering of the Pelted on Earth, humans were living around 120 years. Medical technology hadn't extended human life--individuals were making it to their 120s before modern medicine. What technology did succeed in doing was improving quality of life, so that humans were vigorous for longer. This carried over into the making of the Pelted. | ||
*At some future point things will change. The Eldritch tech will be reverse engineered and available to all. The Dragons will touch a Faulfenza and get that ability. | |||
==Other Species== | ==Other Species== | ||
Revision as of 03:28, 1 March 2022
About lifespans.
Overview
The average Pelted lifespan is around 120 years, with individuals living closer to modern medical facilities making it into the late 130s.
Telomere extension has a diminishing return; after a few treatments, it needs to be re-administered so frequently it becomes impractical. No one is sure why.
History
At the time of the gengineering of the Pelted on Earth, humans were living around 120 years. Medical technology hadn't extended human life--individuals were making it to their 120s before modern medicine. What technology did succeed in doing was improving quality of life, so that humans were vigorous for longer. This carried over into the making of the Pelted.
- At some future point things will change. The Eldritch tech will be reverse engineered and available to all. The Dragons will touch a Faulfenza and get that ability.