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The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
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konman24Member, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 2Arc User
edited April 2013
the Black Lion tribe, the Gray Wolf tribe, the Red Tiger tribe, and the Sky Pony tribe
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matii1509Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited April 2013
Griffon Tribe
Gray Wolf Tribe
Black Raven Tribe
Red Tiger Tribe
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vilocMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users, Neverwinter Knight of the Feywild UsersPosts: 55
edited April 2013
Elk
Griffon
Sky Pony
Tree Ghost
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brandedwolfeMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited April 2013
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
chaosbolt85Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited April 2013
The Sky Pony Tribe
Members of this tribe seem to be constantly on the move, riding their shaggy mountain-bred horses from their ancestor mound at One Stone (in the eaves of the eastern Moonwood) westward across the North as far as Icewind Dale. A few legendary warriors of this tribe acquire pegasus mounts; a common quest for a true Sky Pony hero is to seek out such a mount. Unlike most of the other Uthgardt barbarians, the Sky Ponies perceive their beast totem as a manifestation not of Uthgar but rather his frequent ally Tempus. This does not seem to anger Uthgar, perhaps because the Lord of Battles has never espoused a dogma in which Uthgar could not see merit. As a sign of its devotion to the deity, the Sky Pony tribe makes war on the orcs of the North whenever possible, often tracking them high into the mountains in order to destroy their homes and erase their threat to the southern lands. The Red Tiger Tribe
The Red Tigers are one of the more traditional of the Uthgardt tribes. When folk of the Silver Marches mention the wild and savage nature of the Uthgardt barbarians, it is often the Red Tigers to whom they are referring. Proud and fierce, the tribe maintains no permanent settlements or camps, instead pursuing a nomadic existence far to the north of civilization. Members of the tribe are suspicious of that which they do not understand, and many Red Tiger warriors would prefer to fight unarmed than to wield a magic weapon that came from the hands of an arcane spelicaster.
The tribe numbers approximately one thousand individuals, who roam their hunting territory in small groups of from eight to twenty persons each. Carrying all that they require with them an their sturdy hill-bred horses, they hunt and gather throughout the Cold Wood, which they consider to be thejr personal hunting grounds. Intruders in the wood who run afoul of a Red Tiger hunting party are likely to be attacked, unless they are a demonstrably superior force. The Red Tigers are not stupid; if they observe a group of intruders that obviously outclasses them, they split into two groups, one to shadow the enemy's movements and the other to warn the rest of the tribe.
The Red Tigers' ancestor mound is Beorunna's Well, which they share with the Black Lions. The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Gray Wolf tribe shares the same ancestor mound as the Black Ravens (Raven Rock), but its members seldom journey there any more. All the members of this tribe are afflicted with lycanthropy. Legends speak of the curse being the ages of the tribe's foolish decision to harbor refugees from the lost city of Gauntlgrym, but the truth of the matter is lost among the snows of too many winters past. The result is a tribe that is now more bestial than human, and more savage than any of its fellows.
Savagery is a way of life among the Gray Wolves, and the tribal leaders teach the younger generations that their curse of lycanthropy is in fact a mark of distinction, and something of which they should be proud. Tales popular from Luskan to Citadel Adbar tell of the bloodcurdling rites the tribe performs under the full moon, howling around its campfires like a huge family of monstrous beasts. Prisoners unlucky enough to fall in the hands of the Gray Wolves are often sacrificed to their beast totem on these ceremonial nights, sometimes at Raven Rock, the Gray Wolf ancestor mound.
Unlike the other lycanthropes native to the Silver Marches, the Black Blood, the Gray Wolves have no association with Malar. In fact, the two groups give one another a wide berth. The Gray Wolves see the lycanthropes of the Black Blood as abominations in the eyes of Uthgar. It is almost certainly true that some of the depredations of Black Blood lycanthropes have been blamed unfairly on the Gray Wolves. The Gray Wolves live primarily by hunting, and they range far and wide across the northern stretches of the Marches, the Savage Frontier, and the Sword Coast North. Encounters with them are rare, but apt to be hostile if the Gray Wolves believe that they have been insulted or denied a kill they think is rightfully theirs. The Black Lion Tribe
Although this tribe retains its beast totem name, its members no longer revere the Black Lion or Uthgar. Abandoning their former wandering lifestyle, the Black Lions constructed a permanent settlemeht near Beorunna's Well. Likewise, they have turned away from raiding and hunting as their primary means of support and toward a combination of agriculture, herding, hunting, and gathering. Tribal clerics now serve Helm, Ilmater, Torm, and Tyr. One cleric of the tribe (Patreveni Onehand, CN human male Clr 3 of Uthgar) still serves Uthgar, but his pleas and warnings to his fellow tribespeople fall on deaf ears. They have had enough of constant warfare, and they long for a less violent and destructive way of life.
Most of the other Uthgardt tribes, particularly the Red Tigers, are contemptuous of the Black Lions' decision to abandon tradition. The tribe's rationale for undergoing this marked change. is explained by their chieftain, Andar Heartwood (CN human male Bbn6): "War with the orc king is coming. Every day it grows nearer. When it finally arrives, it will sweep everything before it, like the waters of the spring flood. The Black Lions, too, will perish unless we plan for our future."
To this end, the Black Lions have started to trade with other folk, especially Quaervarr and Sundabar. Where once the sight of Black Lions walking the streets of a trading city would be considered rare at best, now it is merely uncommon. Thus far the tribe's economy is small, but agricultural and herding success have allowed it to grow rapidly. It is the chieftain's secret hope - shared with no one thus far - that he may be able to prevail upon the signatories of the Silver Marches to accept the Black Lions as a new member, giving the tribe powerful allies when the orc horde attacks.
The Black Lions' town, Beorunna's Well, is described in Chapter 1 of this book (Silver Marches). Surrounded by a low wooden palisade with pens for horses, sheep, and cattle just beyond the palisade, it might pass for any of a number of other small frontier settlements. The tribe still hunts the forests and hills near its settlement, but no longer depends solely on game for survival.
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matanui33Member, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 2Arc User
edited April 2013
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
tell me who are these haha
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biorogekMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 1Arc User
edited April 2013
The Black Lion Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
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The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
Tree Ghost
Gray Wolf
Black Raven
Hopefully its a luck of the draw, because I'm WAY not the first person. ;p
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
Black Lion
Gray Wolf
Thunderbeast
2:The Red Tiger Tribe
3:The Black Lion Tribe
4:The Black Raven Tribe
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"The wind...It whispers a name. Come, let us hunt." -Unknown Pack.
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Sky Pony Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
Gray Wolf Tribe
Black Raven Tribe
Red Tiger Tribe
Griffon
Sky Pony
Tree Ghost
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
1) Gray Wolf
2) Red Tiger
3) Black Lion, and
4) Thunderbeast!
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
2) The Black Raven Tribe
3) The Gray Wolf Tribe
4) The Red Tiger Tribe
Sky Pony
Black Raven
Tree Ghost
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
and The Red Tiger Tribe
Black Raven
Blue Bear
Elk
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
Gray Wolf tribe
Red Tiger tribe
Sky Pony tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe
Elk
Great Worm
Sky Pony
Members of this tribe seem to be constantly on the move, riding their shaggy mountain-bred horses from their ancestor mound at One Stone (in the eaves of the eastern Moonwood) westward across the North as far as Icewind Dale. A few legendary warriors of this tribe acquire pegasus mounts; a common quest for a true Sky Pony hero is to seek out such a mount. Unlike most of the other Uthgardt barbarians, the Sky Ponies perceive their beast totem as a manifestation not of Uthgar but rather his frequent ally Tempus. This does not seem to anger Uthgar, perhaps because the Lord of Battles has never espoused a dogma in which Uthgar could not see merit. As a sign of its devotion to the deity, the Sky Pony tribe makes war on the orcs of the North whenever possible, often tracking them high into the mountains in order to destroy their homes and erase their threat to the southern lands.
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Red Tigers are one of the more traditional of the Uthgardt tribes. When folk of the Silver Marches mention the wild and savage nature of the Uthgardt barbarians, it is often the Red Tigers to whom they are referring. Proud and fierce, the tribe maintains no permanent settlements or camps, instead pursuing a nomadic existence far to the north of civilization. Members of the tribe are suspicious of that which they do not understand, and many Red Tiger warriors would prefer to fight unarmed than to wield a magic weapon that came from the hands of an arcane spelicaster.
The tribe numbers approximately one thousand individuals, who roam their hunting territory in small groups of from eight to twenty persons each. Carrying all that they require with them an their sturdy hill-bred horses, they hunt and gather throughout the Cold Wood, which they consider to be thejr personal hunting grounds. Intruders in the wood who run afoul of a Red Tiger hunting party are likely to be attacked, unless they are a demonstrably superior force. The Red Tigers are not stupid; if they observe a group of intruders that obviously outclasses them, they split into two groups, one to shadow the enemy's movements and the other to warn the rest of the tribe.
The Red Tigers' ancestor mound is Beorunna's Well, which they share with the Black Lions.
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Gray Wolf tribe shares the same ancestor mound as the Black Ravens (Raven Rock), but its members seldom journey there any more. All the members of this tribe are afflicted with lycanthropy. Legends speak of the curse being the ages of the tribe's foolish decision to harbor refugees from the lost city of Gauntlgrym, but the truth of the matter is lost among the snows of too many winters past. The result is a tribe that is now more bestial than human, and more savage than any of its fellows.
Savagery is a way of life among the Gray Wolves, and the tribal leaders teach the younger generations that their curse of lycanthropy is in fact a mark of distinction, and something of which they should be proud. Tales popular from Luskan to Citadel Adbar tell of the bloodcurdling rites the tribe performs under the full moon, howling around its campfires like a huge family of monstrous beasts. Prisoners unlucky enough to fall in the hands of the Gray Wolves are often sacrificed to their beast totem on these ceremonial nights, sometimes at Raven Rock, the Gray Wolf ancestor mound.
Unlike the other lycanthropes native to the Silver Marches, the Black Blood, the Gray Wolves have no association with Malar. In fact, the two groups give one another a wide berth. The Gray Wolves see the lycanthropes of the Black Blood as abominations in the eyes of Uthgar. It is almost certainly true that some of the depredations of Black Blood lycanthropes have been blamed unfairly on the Gray Wolves. The Gray Wolves live primarily by hunting, and they range far and wide across the northern stretches of the Marches, the Savage Frontier, and the Sword Coast North. Encounters with them are rare, but apt to be hostile if the Gray Wolves believe that they have been insulted or denied a kill they think is rightfully theirs.
The Black Lion Tribe
Although this tribe retains its beast totem name, its members no longer revere the Black Lion or Uthgar. Abandoning their former wandering lifestyle, the Black Lions constructed a permanent settlemeht near Beorunna's Well. Likewise, they have turned away from raiding and hunting as their primary means of support and toward a combination of agriculture, herding, hunting, and gathering. Tribal clerics now serve Helm, Ilmater, Torm, and Tyr. One cleric of the tribe (Patreveni Onehand, CN human male Clr 3 of Uthgar) still serves Uthgar, but his pleas and warnings to his fellow tribespeople fall on deaf ears. They have had enough of constant warfare, and they long for a less violent and destructive way of life.
Most of the other Uthgardt tribes, particularly the Red Tigers, are contemptuous of the Black Lions' decision to abandon tradition. The tribe's rationale for undergoing this marked change. is explained by their chieftain, Andar Heartwood (CN human male Bbn6): "War with the orc king is coming. Every day it grows nearer. When it finally arrives, it will sweep everything before it, like the waters of the spring flood. The Black Lions, too, will perish unless we plan for our future."
To this end, the Black Lions have started to trade with other folk, especially Quaervarr and Sundabar. Where once the sight of Black Lions walking the streets of a trading city would be considered rare at best, now it is merely uncommon. Thus far the tribe's economy is small, but agricultural and herding success have allowed it to grow rapidly. It is the chieftain's secret hope - shared with no one thus far - that he may be able to prevail upon the signatories of the Silver Marches to accept the Black Lions as a new member, giving the tribe powerful allies when the orc horde attacks.
The Black Lions' town, Beorunna's Well, is described in Chapter 1 of this book (Silver Marches). Surrounded by a low wooden palisade with pens for horses, sheep, and cattle just beyond the palisade, it might pass for any of a number of other small frontier settlements. The tribe still hunts the forests and hills near its settlement, but no longer depends solely on game for survival.
not just for the answer here but >>>> more info for the game info for all to read
The Red Tiger Tribe
The Black Lion Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
tell me who are these haha
The Gray Wolf Tribe
The Black Raven Tribe
The Red Tiger Tribe