This next piece of information is a short description on the Jaguar campsite and hunting grounds.
Jaguar Tribe - Camp and Hunting Grounds
The Jaguar make their camp on the outskirts of Cederwood, amidst the borders of the lush jungles of Eastern La Noscea and the Longstop. They have fresh water, plentiful game, and the perfect training grounds for their hunters and huntresses. Canyons, gullies, cliffs and swampland, thick trees and rushing streams, the Jaguar have most everything they need to survive.
While they possess no buildings of stone or mortar, the Jaguar campsite consists of a large arrangement of tents, many of them ornate in design and luxurious in furnishings. Rikke and Ashake possess (obviously) the best tents to themselves. Sharing is optional, though all males have separate tents.Â
With approximately thirty members in the tribe, it is often a bustle of activity as members hunt, forage, clean, cook, and look after the kits. The youngest of the current generation of Jaguar can often be seen taking their lessons with one of the elders. It is, in many respects, a family, and acts as a family should, functioning in perfect synchrony.Â
Usually. As with any family, there are scruples, fights, and arguments, but most do not last the night. Talk can often be heard on a range of subjects. Supplies are spoken of often, reserves for winter, trade and merchant involvement, the unceasing debate upon how much they should allow outsiders to participate, and what they should be limited to. Politics is mentioned  often, especially given the current state of things. With the N tribe being more aggressive, and talks of trials amongst the Tia, some feel that the Jaguar are on the brink of change. For others, it's just a part of life.
Jaguar Tribe - Camp and Hunting Grounds
The Jaguar make their camp on the outskirts of Cederwood, amidst the borders of the lush jungles of Eastern La Noscea and the Longstop. They have fresh water, plentiful game, and the perfect training grounds for their hunters and huntresses. Canyons, gullies, cliffs and swampland, thick trees and rushing streams, the Jaguar have most everything they need to survive.
While they possess no buildings of stone or mortar, the Jaguar campsite consists of a large arrangement of tents, many of them ornate in design and luxurious in furnishings. Rikke and Ashake possess (obviously) the best tents to themselves. Sharing is optional, though all males have separate tents.Â
With approximately thirty members in the tribe, it is often a bustle of activity as members hunt, forage, clean, cook, and look after the kits. The youngest of the current generation of Jaguar can often be seen taking their lessons with one of the elders. It is, in many respects, a family, and acts as a family should, functioning in perfect synchrony.Â
Usually. As with any family, there are scruples, fights, and arguments, but most do not last the night. Talk can often be heard on a range of subjects. Supplies are spoken of often, reserves for winter, trade and merchant involvement, the unceasing debate upon how much they should allow outsiders to participate, and what they should be limited to. Politics is mentioned  often, especially given the current state of things. With the N tribe being more aggressive, and talks of trials amongst the Tia, some feel that the Jaguar are on the brink of change. For others, it's just a part of life.
