You'd think there'd generally be a more diversified class system in place across the Domination before the Eurasian war. Then the more spartan styled warrior citizen & slave system that Stirling was going for in the original books.
It would probably go more along this line.
"First Citizens"...
I'm willing to do a short story-timeline though it wouldn't be nearly as or as well detailed as your masterpiece. Probably just a few entries about the same length as above... though it'll probably have Sligh more sci-fi horror feel to it.
Anyone's interested?
Also some music to go with...
I doubt that Decker's chosen successor would be cray, deluded or stupid enough to even think about using the stone dogs. After all why fight the Alliance when you can dominant the world through economic means.
Should I do more of this?
So apparently there were proposals during the American Civil War for the use of chemical weapons. By both members of the Union & Confederacy... which of seriously impacted history if they were actually implemented.
On the plus side there was no Final War or Unleashed Stone Dogs. Though seriously I'm not sure if this Drakia is better or worse than their cannon counterparts.
Admittedly I've never played TNO.
Decker's Drakia...
It is 2002 and the former Supreme Autocrat of Drakia Laverne Decker has passed after over fifty years of ruling the Empire of the dragon. His nurses and most trusted inner circle of staying beside his bed as he called out for his late son's one final time before his eyes...
Remember that idea about the idea about Drakia messing around with Genetic Engineering? Well...
This actually fix into the alt timeline idea of this setting where Drakia goes down a more darkly pragmatic route after Stoker's death. Where the colored bondsman population slowly declines over the...
How would Drakia have turned out if Decker had been able to stay in power? One one hand he would have been better than Kobold & definitely better than Dart but on the other hand he probably would have done some seriously horrible stuff. Not of ideology or fanaticism but rather simple pragmatism...
My favorite dieselpunk movies both came out from the 90's. The Shadow which was based off of 1930's pulp novels that would go on to inspire the creation of Batman & The Dark City, that while it was undermined by the Matrix was a major source of inspiration for the original Bioshock.
I loved...