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| ==== Aihtaraq Sandtails ==== | ==== Aihtaraq Sandtails ==== | ||
| - | Often living outside of the city-states in small nomadic bands or in large underground tunnel complexes, there are as many sandtail tribes in the Aihtaraq Desert as there are stars in the sky. The nomadic tribes are often contracted as couriers as they drift along long, winding routes from city to city; much of Dahabu' | + | Often living outside of the city-states in small nomadic bands or in large underground tunnel complexes, there are as many [[lore: |
| * Water is precious. In the desert, no resource is more valuable than water. To steal water is the highest of taboos and crimes, and it is even a common funerary rite to use spells to drain the water from a corpse for recycling. | * Water is precious. In the desert, no resource is more valuable than water. To steal water is the highest of taboos and crimes, and it is even a common funerary rite to use spells to drain the water from a corpse for recycling. | ||
| * In stationary tribes, the dead are often buried in massive funeral mounds, the largest of which can be several stories of bones and naturally mummified remains. Many tribes believe these mounds lead the spirits of the dead to eternal communion, where they can reach out as one to speak with and guide the living. | * In stationary tribes, the dead are often buried in massive funeral mounds, the largest of which can be several stories of bones and naturally mummified remains. Many tribes believe these mounds lead the spirits of the dead to eternal communion, where they can reach out as one to speak with and guide the living. | ||
| * To do it yourself is to do it with confidence. Sandtail tribes help one another, and it is considered wasteful and arrogant to try and try on one task, rejecting help, in an attempt to improve solo or prove a point. There is little room for waste in the Aihtaraq. | * To do it yourself is to do it with confidence. Sandtail tribes help one another, and it is considered wasteful and arrogant to try and try on one task, rejecting help, in an attempt to improve solo or prove a point. There is little room for waste in the Aihtaraq. | ||
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