Editing Broken Toys: Legacy 2nd Edition (section)

==How it came to pass...==
'''The ecosystem had to change in strange and unexpected ways to survive the Fall.''' <br> 
Cultivators, what was the first creature to be domesticated in recent memory? Was it husbanded like livestock, or was its taming a mutual interaction like that of dogs or cats? What is its role in the settlements today?
Alternatively, describe a modern pet or pest known to be directly descended from one of humanity's companions in the golden age of biotechnology. 

Cultivators: ''Snub-tusks make for fine beasts of burden, and headstrong mounts. The largest of them can be as tall as a man at the shoulder, and their hair is thick and coarse - with beady eyes, and a snout filled with teeth that sometimes jut this way and that. They came from the wild lands, and we recognised each other: friends in an unfriendly world. And perhaps that's what they were looking for - memories of a time when they lived easily with us, and not so harsh and unforgiving. If there are still any pigs left at all, snub-tusks are not them. But they'll more than do for us. ''

'''The Fall preserved much of the Homeland’s power infrastructure.'''<br>
Hive, this infrastructure is sound, but its power supply or activation is inconstant in most of the homeland. What's the ratio? Does it remain active in a perpetual brownout state most of the time but have irregular, hours-long blackouts, or is it more like its skeletal machinery occasionally resurrects itself in frightful, frantic periods of transmission and movement when powers elsewhere align?

Hive: ''The power system is in a state of constant flux, patches losing power while other patches regain it, those patches losing power to another set, then finally the first group regaining the power- at the cost of the third of course. The Wardens have managed to install ways for sections to feed off of others, but this fix while useful still keeps the power fluxing dangerously, leaving the populace dependent on batteries and capacitors. A way to lessen this problem would be greatly appreciated by the Wardens. ''

'''The Fall was a sudden and terrifying event.'''<br>
Merchants, how has the fear this cultural memory carries become a source of profit for the grifter and kindhearted alike?

Merchants: 

'''The armies from the world Before burned in the Fall and the scum of the earth inherited their might.'''<br>
Tyrants, what violent or self-serving act that we would call wicked or criminal has this homeland forgotten to condemn?

Tyrants: ''The homeland was once home to another group. Uplifted beasts originally thought to be feral, that were hunted, eaten and kept as pets and beasts of burden. Once they learned enough of our ways to questioned their position, they were wiped out in a great purge. Hopefully anyway, if any of the intelligent beasts survived they would have a valid grudge against those living in the homelands.''

'''The Behemoths brought the Fall upon the world.'''<br>
Order, were the Behemoths made, or brought here from some other place? 

Order: ''The Behemoth's came from beneath where they slumbered seeking out life upon the surface from their prison of rock and fire. Number Witches tried to enslave and control them but only made them more dangerous.''