(10-15-2013, 10:42 PM)allgivenover Wrote:Nope, you're very correct, and I did say that the sociological aspects were the made up bits.  Not saying mine is the basis that everyone would RP  with by -any- means... I just like to see where and how others have filled in their own bits to flesh out their idea of the culture.(10-15-2013, 10:28 PM)ShayRei Wrote: Keepers have stepped beyond that towards a world of industry and trade (something I think, from examples of the U tribe in game, that some Seekers struggle with). ..
...With that would come a shift in value that's placed on physicality and battle prowess(seekers) and lean it in toward wealth and status...Â
...I understand the Keepers to lean more toward to monogamy. The structure of the higher class's "courtship" seemed to fit with a matriarchy as well as still cling to some sort of tribal ancestry. Â Freedom would be found in the majority of the population within the normal/lower castes...Â
...As to the house phrasing, I think I just worded it incorrectly. I didn't mean they had literal houses.. although it does fit with my structure, I suppose. There, though, I merely meant they would gain affluence.
Some of this makes for some nteresting places that Keeper culture could go as a whole in light of the calamity, but it has absolutely no basis in lore whatsoever. I know it's frustrating that we don't details on such an atypical culture that many RPers are keen on being a part of, but that doesn't give us the right to just make it up and form a "player made compendium".
As far as I'm concerned we can all continue to play as we will, we'll eventually find a group that RPs as we do and we'll all continue to /eye the ones we find strange. Hah
I just wanted to see how far fetched I was! A few decades it seems!
