(08-13-2013, 08:02 AM)Ghitx Wrote:(08-12-2013, 02:53 PM)Koren Wrote: It could also be that Keepers don't really form large tribes like Seekers do. ÂÂ Well I know that they don't form big tribes but still, most of them live in groups of families, at least 3 or 4 families( from my perspective, and I see some good people replying to the post ( much appreciated
Lore describes them as matriarchal families, and, their groups are usually two families, sometimes three at the largest. Â So, it's... less necessary of a social structure to go out and seek out other Keeper players for that cultural feel. Â Hence, fewer posts about people seeking out those ties.
Seekers are Lions. Â We're more... the cats that sit up on your bookshelf and will tell you when you are graced to pay us attention
My character is a Keeper of the Moon but her family was very, very mobile as they were oft on anthropological research studies.  If you don't mind a character tie that requires constant travel I can help.)  having the idea of being a lone family, or coming from one, which is good and awesome, but I have not seen a group of Miqo'te ( of the Keepers) that want to group up  as a small group of families.... I don't know if I'm making myself clear.  oo and haha do you mean that we are that type of cat or are you still talking about the seekers "Seekers are Lions.  We're more... the cats that sit up on your bookshelf and will tell you when you are graced to pay us attention"
I'd say that Keepers probably have surprisingly large groups, these are after all probably extended families, and Keepers can breed big I mean they have rules for 10 sons and are explicitly prone to having more daughters than sons. It may not be particularly common but it happened enough to have rules for it.
