For a Space Opera, what job/role would you like to see a protagonist have that isn't the traditional “noble hero”?

What do you think are the core principles that make the Original SW Trilogy so great?

What preventive the Celts, especially those in Gaul from forming more centralized kingdoms?

Question about the crossbows, guns, and the rise of modern-ish professional armies.

How did the Greek Orthodox Church react to the news and implications of the Protestant reformation?

Would Rey's story work better if she was a Solo or a Nobody?

What was the experience of Soviet veterans post-WWII like, compared to that of veterans of western countries?

What are you inspiration for writting, the thing that you saw/experienced that made you want to take a pen and write ?

How would you improve the Entente gameplay-wise?

Does your world have any connection with the real world ?

Total War: Dark Ages - anyone?

Fixing a protagonists that I’ve been told is boring.

Critique a general outline for my poor man's space opera book? Please.

Were French nobles as uniquely arrogant and vain as is often portrayed?

How do I as a history student get better at critically examining works?

Halo Infinite's Campaign Was Aggressively Average

Did the Soviet Union create the conditions for its satellites to be dependent on the Union but then complain about said dependence?

The PC video game “Manor Lords” has you lead a group of settlers to build a settlement in the middle of medieval Europe. Did such “from scratch” settlement projects occur in Europe at time?

What are your real world inspirations?

Was there any meaningful opposition in European nations to overseas colonialism before the 1st World War?

Justifications for not having advanced AI and other crazy tech in my Sci-Fi space Feudal society setting.

Was just gifted a Thin 15 BV13E for Christmas and I'm looking to see what components I can upgrade. What tools can I use to see what's compatible?

While archeology is a modern field of study, did intellectuals of the ancient or medieval period attempt what we would now consider archeology? Did, for example, ancient Romans seek out the ruins of Troy? Did the Arabs dig around sites in Egypt or Mesopotamia?

How long did it take after the arrival of the first English settlers in North America for the “American” accent to become its own distinct thing?

Were there any attempts or talks in Roman society to syncretize Judaism or later Christianity into something more acceptable to the Roman state?