The problem with that system is that if the males are as rare as lore says and not what we see in game then it really would not work having one on one relationships, at least in the rural areas. Â I would think it is a smaller version of the seekers way of things just with the women in charge, bringing males into an already existing family. Â This I feel is supported by the names being passed down into the family groups. Â
That isn't to say that a male and female couldn't split off but I think it would be a rare happening. Â Maybe this is what happens when a seeker and a keeper mate. Â I think I read that going against the tribe rules is a little frowned on but again I could quite easily be wrong.
Again I'm just referring to the keepers side of affairs.
That isn't to say that a male and female couldn't split off but I think it would be a rare happening. Â Maybe this is what happens when a seeker and a keeper mate. Â I think I read that going against the tribe rules is a little frowned on but again I could quite easily be wrong.
Again I'm just referring to the keepers side of affairs.
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