Just wondering if Arachnos are Matriarchal or not? Basically this would mean that power is generally held in the hands of womyn and that womyn would be thought of as being superior in one way or another. In other words, a more womyn-centric society. My question is, do Arachnos lean towards this kind of society or don't they? My curiosity stems from how spiders are a more Matriarchal species on Earth, what with how womyn eat the males after breeding is done, and how Arachnos are spider people soooo. I want to know if there are Matriarchal leanings and if so, how strong are they?

Kelis and/or people who have Arachnos companions they can talk to....what is the answerrrrr? o_O

From what I can gather, and have seen, this does appear to be the case. My 2 certainly seem to treat me more like a beloved pet than equal(which I'm fine with, totally fits energy and personality). lol

I suspect only male web weavers hold any sort of authority. Even then they are probably outranked by lady web weavers of any standing.

Reminds me a little of the fictional forgotten realms Drow culture.

Ravechaosknight wrote:From what I can gather, and have seen, this does appear to be the case. My 2 certainly seem to treat me more like a beloved pet than equal(which I'm fine with, totally fits energy and personality). lol

I suspect only male web weavers hold any sort of authority. Even then they are probably outranked by lady web weavers of any standing.

Reminds me a little of the fictional forgotten realms Drow culture.

Awesome =D
Drow culture?

Empress M wrote: Awesome =D
Drow culture?

As I said it's a fictional universe originating from D&D, and then expanded upon in novels based on the game settings.

The Drow(dark elves) are lead by the goddess Lolth the spider queen and take matriarchal society to an extreme(men are barely more than slaves). I sometimes wonder if Kelis went looking for the Drow of the Forgotten realms for a character binding and stumbled upon the Arachnos by accident. lol

Ravechaosknight wrote:

Empress M wrote: Awesome =D
Drow culture?

As I said it's a fictional universe originating from D&D, and then expanded upon in novels based on the game settings.

The Drow(dark elves) are lead by the goddess Lolth the spider queen and take matriarchal society to an extreme(men are barely more than slaves). I sometimes wonder if Kelis went looking for the Drow of the Forgotten realms for a character binding and stumbled upon the Arachnos by accident. lol

I knew there was a reason why I almost always played as a dark elf in Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim! =D

i too like the look of the Arachnos and if the ladies want to be in charge thats fine coss theu cant do no worth than us me when it comes to screwing things up so i say yea baby your word is law.
and yes i will be getting at least one Arachnos

Weird synchronicity, I had just started listening to the link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_zhZeR ... zs&index=9 When I clicked on the new posts link, and guess what post was first on the list?

My Arachnos is male, I am female. He treats me like a pampered Queen! He would arrange for all of my needs and run my life if I let him! He is a powerful warrior, too, and a bit of an ironman/extreme sports nut. He USED to be quite sexual, and is willing to pounce and tend to me, but as he considers me MORE than adequately fertilized for life, I don't get the exciting spider form any more. He is more likely to be in human form. With his six pack abs and frost blue eyes, no less! No complaints. Queens rule, but it is the male warriors who protect and 'manage' them. A dangerous feat, as Queens in spider form can be 3-4X their size! No wonder they like survival skills and honing thier physical abilities. 1ey

i really do like the sound of the Arachnos