Thats what we need in Felarya now. We have a lot of mention of different species, and we can keep coming up with traits for them to make them seem more real, but what defines a world is the culture and history of the different species. If we can make Felarya's world seem longer, and more ancient, we can get a better feeling and more fleshed out world.

As I said in the IRC, I wholeheartedly agree with you.
I think that some Ur-Sagol legends would be in order. Maybe some Negav Urban Legends (which could also be very old considering the indefinite life span of anything in Felarya).
And we must have "Tales of the Naga Tribes." (Geddit? )

*gives A-J a Naga in the biggest box ever seen*

anyway, the naga tales. (-_- are a good idea. what about cultural things for the predators?

well we'd want something for naga's just to make it fair. I don't wanna incur crisis' wrath because I decided not to include her. O_O

anyway for dridders what about "legs of passion" or "web-masters"

Er, aren't most Predators not civilized? Furthermore, don't most of the Predators only interact with a small number of other Preds - even less outside their species?

Dridders and Fairies I could see culture being made for easily, but you'd have a bit of trouble for things like Nagas and Slug Girls considering the greatest connection most seem to have is the Vore-Gods they worship.

i believe the younger naga's the ones that are human sized anyway i believe that they would live in secluded human like villages.

I imagine the only predators with any kind of culture would be dridders, fairies and communal species like Gypsa. Even those cultures would very from each clan, pack and hive respectively.

Most predators live in the wild. The only interaction they have with other predators is from their parents, their family and their group of friends.

Huh. I guess that maybe a lot of the wild non tribal predator culture may be similar. We see that they worship the same gods. It seems likely that a slug girl and naga, for example, would share lots of the same tales, or the versions that are passed down in their family.

But I think there would at least be a separation in culture between land and sea dwelling predators I guess. And harpies seem to have their own... culture.

Tomthumbs, such as I see them, have distinct societies. I've developed their way of life a teensy bit, but looking into their history could be interesting. Hmm...

Well, that suggests that nothing important has ever happened to the predators. Surely some things affected a good deal of the population at one time?

On the other hand, small groups may keep small records of history, for that area or clan. Remember that lots of the predators are really old so they would have a lot to remember and record if they wanted to.