Technology
Tools of the era and the innovations in the story
“Technology” here includes techniques, protocols, and social systems—not just objects. The canon innovations are chosen because they reshape civilization’s constraints.
- Medicine and vision states (Wenh)
- Domestication and interspecies understanding (Weiknos)
- Vessel synthesis and craft integration (Yemotos)
- Meaning-drift detection and ritual integrity (Serapnenh)
- Exchange protocols and value bridging (Alenh)
- Sanitation and invisible infrastructure (Benbhub)
- Dye-making and relational “field” consciousness (Genthor)
- Watch systems and distributed vigilance (Renkhos/Tonkhos)
- Fermentation and strategic generosity (Threyenh)
- Shareable counting and external memory (Henmos)
The Mark (Durable Memory)
The most important “device” in the setting is the cave wall: a physical interface for sealing knowledge so it can be rehydrated without relying on fragile oral drift.