PROJECT DAWN - Ariadna: The Lost Colony - Infinity WarLore

[@patrikmansuri]

This is the deep lore I crave

[@WarLore]

I like to think that I provide a fairly in-depth description. Thanks!

[@karlmcconnell5719]

Amazing work as always. This has made me consider Ariadna. They never appealed before.

[@WarLore]

They are VERY cool.

[@RSHipskind]

Hadrian's range, like the wall I assume? Love the real world references

[@WarLore]

Oh yeah! Corvus Beli are all huge history nerds, which helps to give the world a very unique vibe and aesthetic!

[@NerdsIAB]

I just found your channel via reddit and hey ariadna is the new faction I'm diving into(played Haqq before) and these are amazing!

[@LukaszPerzanowski]

Thank you. I cannot even imagine how much work goes into one of these. Thanks you again.

[@terraneaux]

I love noticing the non-CB information you used in some parts... we have some of the same interests. No big surprise lol. Great work! Love seeing this stuff.

[@WarLore]

CB are a bunch of big history nerds. Therefore, information like the star Helios / Delta Pavonis is out there! What did you enjoy? :)

[@terraneaux]

@@WarLore Mostly that it presented the lore in a way that was comprehensible. The material that CB puts out is broken up over in-universe news articles and so on that make it hard to follow sometimes. Plus putting a voice on it lets you sort of... bring it to life more?

[@carlodesideriozanella1205]

Truly a beautiful work! All of your information gathering and summarizing, and the narrative script are amazing. Keep going!

[@WarLore]

Thank you very much! There's a lot to research and I'm never sure if it's worth it, but it's fun.

[@carlodesideriozanella1205]

@@WarLore in Italy, with my Friends and a WarCore we try to do the same thing, but our community is far smaller 😅 we’re TheGotchaProtocol, but our quality is really far from yours

[@straygeologist]

This is fantastic lore. Instant like & subscribe. Keep the Infinity-verse coming!

[@WarLore]

Aww, you're too kind. Thanks! I love the Infinity world :)

[@Moltior]

I really enjoy these videos, I appreciate your work and efforts.

[@madaslue]

Keep up on the dives into the history. I have been searching for the content you are putting out!

[@MrTikiRoad]

Absolutely gorgeous work

[@kgort26]

Just found your channel from listening to WIP12, great stuff! Thanks for being an awesome source of Infinity lore for us newbies

[@fireteamdelta9108]

I've been wondering at 7:06 is that a commercial or is that stock footage

[@WarLore]

That was from a weird 60fps commercial for 1080P VHS tapes from the 90s

[@iaindrews8709]

Does anyone know why they are called Antipodes?

[@WarLore]

“Antipodes” is the term for land masses on the other side of the planet. The term was first used in Classical Greece. Roman thinkers believed that the world had three regions; a habitable zone in the north, the “torrid zone” in the equator, and another zone in the south - this zone was the Antipodes. The romans believed that the equator was too hot to ever sail past, however, and that they would never know what the antipodes were like. Medieval scholars used the term to refer to “antichthones” , which were the inhabitants of those southern climes. Antipode (singular) can rhyme with “honeybeel or “toad” But in general, “antipodes” rhymes with “honeybees”

[@iaindrews8709]

@@WarLore Thank You! I was trying to make sense using the "direct opposite" definition of antipodes since I started playing infinity and it just didn't make sense to me.

[@WarLore]

@@iaindrews8709 Yeah, I think the name comes because of the idea that humans just thought they could never understand them.

[@SirAthanasius]

Antipodes in greek means "reverse leg". (αντι= ante, ποδι= pode, leg). It basically means they have dog legs.

[@ryanbombard6607]

The antipode are based off of or maybe developed independently from a race from another science fiction book/story. The race was made of dogs like creatures that, by themselves, were just dogs, but the more dogs that gathered the smarter each individual would become.

[@WarLore]

do you remember what story that was?

[@ryanbombard6607]

@@WarLore 'A Fire Upon the Deep' by Vernor Vinge. It's possible Vernor Vinge got the idea from Infinity. Not sure when antipodes were fleshed out, but infinity was released two years before 'A Fire Upon the Deep' was published.

[@christopherheintz2634]

A fire Upon the Deep is awesome! So was a Deepness in the Sky. I believe it won the Nebula or Hugo award. Good stuff, Pham Nguyen is the man.

[@Aporio]

I crave more!

[@kasaklubdemola8625]

Well done!

[@WarLore]

Awww shucks

[@Vermbraunt]

Man this is interesting

[@merylstrep5933]

The music made this feel like a Christopher Nolan movie haha

[@WarLore]

hell yeah

[@alvinbonny1562]

This looks like the plot of Terraformars but with bigger scale and Less Bug more werewolf.

[@cymbolic_space1832]

"Роскосмос chose only Russians" sounds accurate 😅 but I understand that the Tartary sectorial is made up of Kazaks, so did Russia only send ethnic Russians or national Russians?

[@WarLore]

All national Russians, but tot necessarily ethnic Russians. Kazaks and Siberians and others were sent, but no other neighboring countries like NASA, for example. (nobody from Kazakhstan, for instance)

[@cymbolic_space1832]

@@WarLore copy that! I played last during N3 and want to get back in, play an Ariadna faction. I want to sort of do a themed sectorial or maybe vanilla but come up with some sort of alternative color scheme and flavor. Trying to stay lore adjacent.

[@WarLore]

@@cymbolic_space1832 That's a really good idea! I think there's a lot of room to play with Ariadna :)

[@cymbolic_space1832]

@@WarLore I wish there were a few more Kossak models available! Im thinking of doing a Black/White/Gold color scheme of Orthodox Christian Ariadna. Some sort of breakaway sect that was formed by converts from all the nations

[@SingledOutPodcast]

It's official - it's ok to do a genocide if they can't play scrabble!

[@ALFREDVoid]

ive pronounced it Ant eh poad antipities isn't even how its spelled.

[@WarLore]

Antipode (rhyme with toad) is acceptable. Antipodes is from the Greek.