¶ Tribe
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The strongest warrior in the Tribe. Leads the Tribe, its warriors, and its supplies.
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Tribal Chief
The tribe's shaman. Conducts rituals, provides healing, and helps fellow tribespeople.
Supervisors:
Tribal Chief
An ordinary tribal warrior. Follows the Chief's orders and performs the tribe's main work.
¶ Introduction
The Tribe is a settlement of uneducated people who have made little progress in development and technology. Their speech is largely unintelligible, and their methods are savage. They may kidnap an unsuspecting traveler or raid a caravan without sparing anyone. Or they may simply gather resources, bartering with people they encounter only as a last resort.
Every member of the Tribe, regardless of their original race, speaks the tribal language.
¶ Tribal Chief
The Tribal Chief is its strongest warrior, one who has endured many hardships and proved worthy of leading the tribe. The Chief's task is not to let the tribe fall into ruin, but instead to improve it and lead it to prosperity.
The Chief must understand that the strongest rule, and therefore demonstrate authority to anyone who questions it. The Chief must send groups of tribespeople to search for things and items that could help the tribe. The Chief may also order them to kidnap two or three people, rob them, and enslave them.
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¶ Tribal Shaman
The Shaman heals fellow tribespeople and is the wisest among their kin. The Shaman offers sound advice not only to the Chief but also to seasoned warriors, who respectfully heed every word.
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¶ Tribal Warrior
An ordinary tribesperson who can swing an axe and abduct people. Their duties include obeying the Chief, working for the tribe, and gathering useful, valuable, and interesting things. If the tribe is attacked, the Warrior must defend their fellows at any cost.
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