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Because they Vorlons and the Shadows aren't fighting a war - they're having a philosophical debate. That kills planets. Such is the way with races millions of years old. Technically, it didn't start as a war. The Vorlons and the Shadows were originally meant to be guides to the younger...

So, it looks like Jha'dur's plans are even more grand that I originally assumed. I thought she was taking revenge (through Earth) on the Minbari for their little attempted abduction plan. Turn out, she's not actually after all the Minbari, only the Windswords. Her real target is the Shadows...

It's not really gonig to matter for the war here. It would take too long to integrate into existing designs, and having artificial gravity changes a lot of design assumptions of ships as well. It's still a huge plus for the EA, but for down-the-road.

Mostly amazing. I say mostly because you made a big deal about Deathwalker grabbing her dream command of an EA battlegroup, for the mad dash of ultimate irony of saving Earth, and then didn't use it. Unfired Chekov's Guns stand out.

Geez. Somehow, you managed to not only kick canon in the teeth, but still managed to give a Battle of the Line (early, even!) that is plausible even with the radically changed conditions. But it seems to have come way to early, given just how long The Dilgar War ran for. Which is making me...

Those poor poor Vorlons and their pretty closed time-loop. It appears to have been rather violently broken.