
(06-18-2015, 01:30 PM)Lost River Wrote: So, when are we going to all start shouting at the Torgud to take a damn bath and put on some clothes?
For me. . . the concept for my Au Ra and the one the Garleans nicknamed Vera-mortis, the Dotharl or Borlaaq tribes would suit.
Or, to get into Eorzea faster; I could go Kha. It still works.
Or Himaa and someone can play my sister!
Hahahaha! If they're quite isolated then they may initially have had trouble finding people with whom they can trade for clothing since I imagine that they're not very good at making it themselves.
(06-18-2015, 01:38 PM)Kaguya Nightsong Wrote: Going Angura due to Flower's skin tone and was able to tweak her story a bit to make it work.
Though the marrying the horse thing..Wow.
It's interesting though!
(06-18-2015, 01:46 PM)Flickering Ember Wrote: Will you be listing what characters belong to which tribe in this thread?
If not, I think it would be very helpful to create a master list of both pre-made and player made tribes and which characters belong to them.
Yes, that was the idea ^^Â I was away for a while until now so I'll edit the opening post and add the confirmed tribes in a moment. Although I am not sure I quite understand what you mean by "pre-made" and "player-made".
(06-18-2015, 01:55 PM)ArmachiA Wrote: Me and mine are going with Kha. There's about 8 or 9 of us.
Is this a private group or are you welcoming others to take part?
(06-18-2015, 02:26 PM)Flickering Ember Wrote: Himaa
For reasons unknown, one out of every three pregnancies amongst the Himaa result in twins. As a result, over half the tribe's members have a doppelganger. This can prove an advantage during attacks, as it confuses the enemy into believing the dead have risen.
So, someone on tumblr was thinking of rolling this tribe if they could find someone else to play a twin with them. I am going to paraphrase what I said on tumblr here which is basically that I believe this tribe would still be interesting to play even without a twin.
There is a chance for inner drama here, presumably. Much of the tribe's identity and combat strategies lie in its natural born twins. Even though only one out of three births result in twins, the fact that two children are produced a time result in roughly 67% (math check?) of the tribe's population to be twins.
Imagine then that if a large chunk of the tribe is a twin, a lot of the tribe's identity comes from its population of twins, and their fighting strategy rest as well with twins....
What does that mean for any tribe of men or women who are not twins?
Perhaps they have an inferiority complex. They don't have a twin, therefore they are not as valued in combat. The culture of the tribe probably draws upon twins as well, resulting in the twin-less having an existential crisis.
That actually sounds very interesting. I love that idea! For such a unique concept, I honestly didn't give it as much thought as it deserved... I guess because I was so focused on finding a tribe that suited me personally, haha. But really, that sounds very cool.
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