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[Mithfindel]

Interesting tidbit: At least Aritcio is 100+ years old. (Turned 99 in early YC106 - currently 104 years old.) Them "new Heirs", might be youngsters by the Amarr Holder measure, but if they're going to get children of their own, they've needed to get them decades ago. Or then they have good doctors. Though worth a note, as the heir to a position doesn't need to be biological descendant, the Heirs don't need to get children unless they want to.

[Grr]

Another interesting tidbit, Catiz Tash-Murkon used to be a man (as far as the buggy ingame character goes)  There is therefore imo PF evidence than sex changes are possible in new eden as now she's a lady.

[Rodj Blake]

Interesting tidbit: At least Aritcio is 100+ years old. (Turned 99 in early YC106 - currently 104 years old.) Them "new Heirs", might be youngsters by the Amarr Holder measure, but if they're going to get children of their own, they've needed to get them decades ago. Or then they have good doctors. Though worth a note, as the heir to a position doesn't need to be biological descendant, the Heirs don't need to get children unless they want to.

There's no reason why an Amarrian noble couldn't have children well into their second century when you consider things like IVF, surrogacy, sperm/egg cryostasis, and rejuvenation.

[Mithfindel]

True, Rodj - that's why I mentioned the "good doctors". It doesn't sound very Amarrian to have "babies made in the lab". Admittedly, local customs likely aren't a problem to the higher-ups. Also I do think that Amarr are the leaders in medicine right after the Jove, it might be that they simply are capable of slowing down the aging. After all, cloning is a tabu, but we know that they are capable of re-growing limbs etc. (Reproductive organs might be off-limits for the regrowing procedure, since the new descendants would essentially have cloned genes.)