Tir'naru

I was young, reckless, and bursting with the kind of wanderlust that only the naive possess. My heart was set on adventure, my eyes filled with dreams of the world beyond the safety of my home. I believed that songs and stories would be enough to carry me across any land, no matter how harsh or unforgiving. But the Wastelands… I thought I could face it, that the endless stretch of cracked earth and bone-dry winds would be just another story to tell upon my return. It nearly killed me. The sun burned my skin, the wind stole my breath, and the land seemed determined to swallow me whole. I had no guide, no map, no real understanding of what survival in the Wastelands meant. It wasn’t long before I found myself stumbling, weak with thirst and hunger, my vision blurring as my legs gave way beneath me. I could feel my life slipping away; each breath a little shallower, each heartbeat a little fainter. I had made a foolish decision, and now the desert was ready to claim me. But then, as if summoned by the very wind itself, they appeared. The first one I saw was a woman. Her gaze, like the silence before a thunderstorm, was unreadable and strong. Without a word, she knelt beside me, her hands offering water, her eyes searching mine as if weighing my worth. I was too weak to ask for their names, too lost to ask anything at all. They took me in- fed me, sheltered me, nursed me back to life. And in the days that followed, I learned that this wasteland, was more than just a barren expanse. It was a land where strength wasn’t measured by the riches you could carry or the weapons at your side. I owe my life to those nomads, to the people of the Tir’naru. They saved me, yes, but more than that, they taught me what it truly meant to be alive. They taught me to see the world not as a place to conquer, but as a place to endure, to thrive, to find meaning in even the harshest of circumstances. I came to them as a stranger, a boy with songs in his heart and no real understanding of what it meant to survive. But they took me in and in return, I gave them my stories, and my respect. This is the story of the Tir’naru, the people who live in the Wastelands not as victims, but as warriors, storytellers, and survivors. This is the story of their strength, their resilience, and the bonds they form that are stronger than any desert storm.

_{-excerpt from the "Chronicles of the Tir'naru" by Oriric Cherrybottle}

Introduction

In the desolate stretches of Pariant's Wastelands, the Tir'naru move with purpose and pride. The land may be barren and the earth cracked and treacherous, but the spirit of their tribe burns bright. The Tir'naru clans, descendants of the rulers of the great city-states of ancient Pariant, now tread upon the very paths that ancestors once walked with power and grace. Now scattered and bound by a shared heritage, the Tir'naru endure where others might falter, guided by their unwavering connection to the past. Separated by blood but united by tribe, they live by principles of strength, resilience, and an unbreakable spiritual bond with the land and their ancestors. Their nomadic life is one of purpose and reverence, driven by the wisdom of signs, symbols and the teachings of their elders. Each step they take is a quiet tribute to those who walked before them; heroes, warriors, and visionaries who have left their mark on the wasteland. The Tir'naru are not merely survivors of a dying world; they are the guardians of a legacy, its light flickering but never fading, despite the harshness of time and terrain.

"Pariant Wastelands"

The Power Of Symbolism

Tir'naru Symbol: "The Wastelands"

To the Tir'naru, symbols are more than mere designs; they are living, breathing connections to the lifeblood of their people. Symbols hold the echoes of ancestors, the strength of the clans, and the spirit of the wasteland itself. These marks are not just visual emblems of identity but sacred conduits of power and resilience, threading together the past, present, and future of the tribe. Each Tir'naru individual is born with a unique birthmark that carries mystical significance. Unlike ordinary birthmarks, these marks are believed to emerge from ancient energies that connect them to their forebears. They reveal each Tir'naru’s familial lineage and are thought to carry aspects of their ancestors’ strengths, guiding them on their journey. These birthmarks, once revealed, are ceremonially celebrated and honored throughout life. They are later surrounded by tribal tattoos that expand upon the meaning, forming an evolving, visible story of one’s heritage and journey.

"Tir'naru Tribe Symbol"

"In the lines of their symbols, the Tir'naru etch the stories of their souls. Each mark whispers of a fragile, unyielding hope that blooms even in the harshest wasteland."
— excerpt from the "Chronicles of the Tir'naru" by Oriric Cherrybottle

Symbol Of Unity

There is one symbol among the Tir'naru that transcends clan divisions: a desert flower blooming defiantly from the cracked and lifeless earth. It is an image of unparalleled significance, embodying the tribe’s shared strength and their ability to endure and flourish, no matter how harsh the circumstances. Worn with pride, the symbol finds its place etched onto ceremonial items, painted on tribe banners, and tattooed upon the skin of tribe members. Its presence serves as a constant reminder that the clans, though divided by blood and role, are one in purpose. Like the desert flower they revere, the Tir'naru thrive in adversity, keeping their ancestral legacy alive amidst the unyielding landscape.

Motto/Axiom

Live Together, Die Alone

Type

Geopolitical, Nomadic tribe

Alternative Names

The Wanderers, The Nomads, People of the Wastelands

Leader Title

Nar'kali

Current Leader

Blu' faeri

Location

Pariant Wastelands

Language of the Tir’naru

A Tapestry of Meaning

The language of the Tir’naru is as fluid and enigmatic as the people themselves. Unlike many cultures that rely on a fixed written system, the Tir’naru have no written language in the traditional sense. Their culture is built upon the power of oral history, passed down from generation to generation through storytelling, song, and ritual. Words are as much about their sound and feeling as they are about their meaning, and the language shifts and adapts to the needs of those who speak it.

At the heart of their communication lies a unique system of symbols. These symbols are not fixed letters, but abstract representations of ideas, emotions, and experiences. Each symbol can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, depending on context, speaker, and the underlying intent.

Scholars from across the lands have long attempted to decipher the Tir’naru language, yet many admit that its true meaning remains elusive. Even simple phrases can hold multiple interpretations, and the names of the Tir’naru clans are far from literal translations. Instead of direct meanings, they are descriptive, drawing from the essence of each clan’s values and beliefs.

To the Tir' naru, meaning is not something fixed in time, but a living, breathing force that shifts with the winds. As they travel across the wastelands, their words flow with the landscape, expressing their ever-evolving understanding of the world around them.

"The Tir’naru speak not in words, but in meanings- vivid and ever-changing, as the winds that carry the scent of far-off places. To understand them is to embrace the truth that there are no absolute answers, only layers of depth and the wisdom that comes from embracing uncertainty."
— excerpt from the "Chronicles of the Tir'naru" by Oriric Cherrybottle

"Tir'naru Various Symbols"

The Tir' naru Clans

The Tir’naru are a single tribe bound by shared ancestry, yet they are divided into five clans, each reflecting the legacy of their ancient forebears. These clans are more than divisions; they are vibrant threads in the tapestry of Tir’naru culture, each with its own traditions, strengths, and philosophies. Though their ways may differ, the clans are united by a deep sense of kinship, embodying the resilience and unity of their people as they navigate the unforgiving wastelands.

The Five Clans

Zan'karu

"Strength of the Land"

Kavran'ta

"Travelers of the Boundless"

Vigari'ra

"Voice of the Ancestors"

Sol'kali

"Children of the Sun"

Wand'ra'kali

"Wanderers of the Veil"

Adopted Members

The Tir’naru have long embraced the practice of adoption, a tradition born from both necessity and compassion. In the unforgiving expanse of the wastelands, bolstering their numbers is vital for survival. Travelers and wanderers, often saved from the brink of death in the harsh desert, are given the chance to join the tribe and share in its strength. Each clan approaches adoption differently, guided by its unique values and traditions. Regardless of the process, adopted members are woven into the tribe’s fabric, forging new bonds and carrying the legacy of resilience forward.

"With a solemn gaze and voices steady as the desert wind, they offered me something I had not expected; a place among them. "You are a leaf caught in the winds of the wasteland," they said, "but even the smallest leaf can find a branch to cling to, a place to grow." It was not just an invitation; it was a lifeline, a promise of family and purpose in a world that had nearly swallowed me whole."
— excerpt from the "Chronicles of the Tir'naru" by Oriric Cherrybottle

The Zan' karu Clan

Philosophy and Background

The Zan'karu trace their lineage to the Victranus family, once proud rulers of Ahr' tul, the grandest of the ancient city-states, renowned for its vast libraries, governance, and powerful military. With the fall of Ahr' tul to Queen Mystil Thaurel, the clan endured a devastating loss that reshaped their identity. No longer seeking the luxury of intellectual pursuits, they evolved into a militant and nomadic people, focused on survival and collective strength.

Guided by their motto, We rise as one, the Zan'karu prioritize unity and resilience. They are the protectors of the Tir'naru, often stepping into leadership roles and championing the survival of all clans. Their transformation from scholars to warriors is profound and reveals their unwavering spirit in the face of adversity.

Birthmark

The birthmark of the Zan'karu resembles a mountain peak, usually located on the shoulder or upper back. This mark symbolizes both their rise from the loss of Ahr' tul and their vision of strength as a collective goal. The mountain, though rare sight in Pariant, is seen as an ideal of endurance and immovability, qualities that every Zan'karu aspires to. To the tribe, this mark is sacred, a reminder of both their resilience and their past. Bonus Trait: +2 Perception

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Adopted Members

The Zan'karu embrace a philosophy of acceptance, often integrating outsiders and members from other tribes into their ranks. Adoption ceremonies are marked by the gifting of a tattoo, blending a mountain range with the adopted individual's origin symbol (if one exists). This tattoo, placed on the upper arm or chest, is both a declaration of trust and a pledge of protection.

New members undergo a period of observation before being formally welcomed during a ceremonial gathering, where they share their story and commit to the clan’s values. This practice reinforces the Zan'karu’s sense of unity and demonstrates their strength through numbers and shared purpose.

The Kavran' ta Clan

Philosophy and Background

The Kavran'ta trace their origins to the Eil'baa family, rulers of Talar'ish, a city once surrounded by lush, enchanted forests. The Eil'baa family believed their lineage was intertwined with the fae, fostering a deep connection to nature and an insatiable wanderlust. This legacy endures in the Kavran'ta’s way of life.

Since Talar'ish fell and its forests were destroyed the Kavran'ta traverse the lands in pursuit of resources and alliances, ensuring their people thrive in an ever-changing world. Guided by their mantra, The boundless road leads to new life, they have built a culture that celebrates exploration, personal growth, and loyalty.

Birthmark

The Kavran'ta birthmark is a spiral symbol, typically located on the forearm or wrist. It represents endless adaptability, symbolizing how the clan evolves to survive. The mark serves as a reminder to embrace the unknown. Among the Kavran'ta, it is common for members to enhance their birthmarks with additional markings that commemorate significant journeys or alliances, making each spiral uniquely personal. Bonus Trait: +2 Survival

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Adopted Members

Adopting new members is a meaningful tradition for the Kavran'ta, symbolizing the tribe’s openness. New members earn their place through a survival challenge, demonstrating resourcefulness and the ability to adapt to the wild. Once initiated, they receive a tattoo of a vine intertwined with survival symbols, such as animal prints or leaves.

This tattoo, placed on the forearm or ankle, represents the tribe’s roots and the interconnection between the initiate and their new family. The adoption process strengthens the Kavran'ta’s bond with outsiders while enriching the tribe’s collective strength.

The Vigari' ra Clan

Philosophy and Background

The Vigari'ra trace their roots to the Liverani family, who once ruled the artistic city-state of Elenestra. Known for their deep love of creativity and cultural preservation, the Liverani championed the arts, storytelling, and the preservation of history. After the city fell, the family’s legacy lived on through the Vigari'ra, who became the keepers of stories for the Tir'naru.

The Vigari'ra view themselves as the voice of the ancestors, preserving the narratives, lessons, and wisdom of those who came before. Their philosophy centers on storytelling as a vital tool for connection and understanding, fostering unity among the tribes and maintaining their shared heritage. Guided by their principle, In every tale, a truth is found, they embrace their role as the cultural bridge between the past and present.

Birthmark

The Vigari'ra birthmark is a flowing single line running down the back, likened to a river symbolizing the continuous flow of stories through generations. This mark is a source of pride for the tribe, serving as a tangible connection between the past and present. Many members enhance their birthmarks with additional tattoos that commemorate personal milestones or significant stories, weaving their own legacy into the collective narrative. Bonus Trait: +2 Knowledge history

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Adopted Members

Adoption into the Vigari'ra is a deeply symbolic process that reflects the tribe’s reverence for storytelling and connection. Initiates earn their place by sharing a unique story with the tribe during a three-day and three-night communal gathering. This storytelling rite of passage demonstrates their commitment to the tribe’s values and secures their acceptance.

Once the story is told, the new member is given a tattoo of trail-like designs, symbolizing their journey and connection to both their own heritage and the Vigari'ra. These tattoos are placed on the forearm or shoulder, serving as a visual marker of their integration into the tribe.

The Sol' kali Clan

Philosophy and Background

The Sol'kali trace their lineage to the Javan family, rulers of the legendary city of Ran'dar'al. This city, a beacon of arcane knowledge and celestial energy, sank into obscurity, but the Sol'kali emerged from its ruins. Their divine ancestry remains central to their identity, and they see themselves as custodians of mystical traditions and guardians of ancient knowledge.

The tribe’s reverence for the sun reflects their belief in illumination and warmth as vital principles of life. They dedicate themselves to spiritual growth, studying ancient texts, and engaging in rituals that connect them to the celestial realm. Their principle, From the light, we rise, highlights their unwavering faith in resilience, knowledge, and self-discovery.

Birthmark

The Sol'kali birthmark is a distinctive sunburst on the forehead, a radiant symbol of divine blessing and inner strength. This mark represents the individual’s connection to the celestial, their potential for greatness, and their enduring light. As members grow in wisdom and experience, they often enhance their birthmarks with intricate gold or yellow tattoos that radiate outward, symbolizing their personal growth and connection to their heritage. Bonus Trait: +2 Knowledge religion

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Adopted Members

Adoption into the Sol'kali is an exceptionally rare honor, reserved for those who exhibit unparalleled strength, wisdom, and alignment with the tribe’s values. Potential adoptees must endure a rigorous trial designed to test their physical, mental, and spiritual fortitude.

This trial consists of three stages:

Physical Challenge: To prove their resilience and strength under duress.
Mental Test: To demonstrate their knowledge and capacity for learning and adapting.
Spiritual Trial: To connect deeply with the sun and the tribe’s mystical values.

Those who pass receive a circular tattoo with radiating lines, symbolizing their unity with the tribe and connection to the divine light. The tattoo is often placed on the upper arm or back.

The Wand' ra' kali Clan

Philosophy and Background

The Wand'ra'kali are a relatively recent addition to the Tir’naru, joining the tribe only 200 years ago. They trace their lineage to Queen Mystil Thaurel Thaurel, the last ruler of the great city-state of Ahr' tul. Over a thousand years ago, Mystil’s ambition to unite the warring states of Pariant ended in catastrophe, transforming the once-thriving land into a desolate wasteland.

This weighty legacy has shaped the Wand'ra'kali, whose members- mostly long-lived Shadow elves and their half-elven descendants- carry the burden of a history filled with both glory and ruin. They live in a constant struggle to reconcile their dark heritage with their desire to rebuild their identity and forge a path of redemption within the Tir’naru.

Birthmark

The Wand'ra'kali birthmark is a crescent moon, often found near the wrist or collarbone. This mark represents embodies the duality of their existence: the interplay of light and dark, triumph and failure, life and shadow. Many members embellish their birthmark with tattoos of stars, vines, or shadows, reflecting their personal growth and connection to the tribe’s collective story. Bonus Trait: +2 Sence Motive

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Adopted Members

The Wand'ra'kali approach adoption with care, seeking individuals who demonstrate a profound understanding of their values and a willingness to embrace the tribe’s unique lifestyle. Candidates must undertake a series of nocturnal trials, which test their courage, resourcefulness, and ability to navigate both physical and emotional challenges. These trials are designed to simulate the tribe’s philosophy of finding light in darkness.

Successful initiates are granted a tattoo of intertwined vines and shadows, usually placed along the arm or lower back. This intricate design symbolizes the blending of lives and the unity forged through shared struggles. It also marks the initiate’s acceptance into the Wand’ra’kali, a bond as enduring as the moonlight that guides them.

Governance

"Blu'Faeri: Nar'kali of the Tir'naru"

The Nar' kali

At the heart of Tir’naru leadership is the Nar'kali, the central leader of the tribe. Entrusted with knowledge and responsibilities that span all five clans, the Nar'kali embodies unity and strength.

The current Nar'kali is Blu' faeri, a formidable ranger and warrior from the Kavran'ta clan. She assumed the position only three years ago, after successfully challenging the previous leader of the Tir'naru in a ritual monomancy; a sacred, one-on-one combat to determine leadership. Her victory not only demonstrated her exceptional skill but also her dedication to the well-being of the tribe as a whole.

However, her leadership has not been without challenges. Known for her progressive vision, she has clashed with many of the more traditional members of the tribes, particularly the Zan'karu, who still hold resentment over the loss of the previous Nar'kali who was a member of their clan. Adding to this tension is her deep connection to the fae, a trait that inspires both awe and unease. While some see her bond with the fae as a reflection of the Kavran'ta’s ancestral ties to the mystical beings, others fear it compromises her objectivity. Whispers circulate that her connection to the fae might bias her decisions in favor of her own clan, leading to concerns that she may prioritize the Kavran'ta’s interests over the betterment of all Tir’naru.

Despite these doubts, her leadership has also sparked hope among those seeking a more united future for the Tir’naru. Her ability to balance tradition with progress remains at the heart of her evolving legacy.

The Five Sands

Each of the five clans is guided by its own leader, an exemplary individual who embodies the core beliefs and traditions of their clan. These leaders are not only the spiritual and cultural representatives of their clans, but also oversee the many groups that roam the wastelands under their banner. Each clan consists of several nomadic groups, and the clan leader serves as the unifying figure who ensures the clan's cohesion and adherence to its values.

Together, these five leaders form the Five Sands, a council that serves as the collective voice and decision-making body for the Tir’naru. While the Nar'kali holds ultimate authority, the Five Sands provide wisdom, advice, and balance to ensure that decisions are made in the best interests of all clans. They act as intermediaries between the Nar'kali and the roaming groups of their respective clans, conveying decisions and resolving disputes that may arise.

Daily Life and Customs

Rhythm of the Land

The Tir'naru live in harmony with the harsh, unforgiving environment of the wastelands. They believe the land speaks to them through the winds, the sun, the stars, and even the whispers of the earth beneath their feet. Their daily routines are often dictated by the movement of these elements, whether it’s the first light of dawn, the alignment of the stars, or the wind that blows across the barren terrain. Time in the Tir'naru’s world is cyclical, and each day is a chance to reconnect with the forces that shape their existence.

Shared Rituals

While each clan has its own specific customs, there are universal rituals that unite the Tir'naru. One such ritual is the Gathering of the Winds, held once every year at twilight, where members of all clans come together to share stories, songs, and honor the spirits of their ancestors. During this gathering, the Tir'naru often light sacred fires that burn through the night, symbolizing the unity of their people despite the division of the clans. These fires are seen as a beacon of shared purpose, illuminating the path ahead for all.

Mystical Practices

Magic and spirituality play a significant role in the daily lives of the Tir'naru. Though their practices may differ, all clans honor the ethereal realms, whether through prayer, meditation, or ritual. Some clans deeply connect with the arcane through silent meditations, while others might draw their strength from celestial bodies or ancestral wisdom. This shared reverence for the supernatural guides the Tir'naru in their everyday decisions.

The Tir’naru are not the untamed savages some might believe. They are the echoes of a world forgotten. Yes, their customs may appear strange to outsiders, and their connection to the arcane and the spirits of the land might unsettle the uninitiated, but to know the Tir’naru is to uncover a treasure trove of wisdom, strength, and unity. These nomads are not a people to be feared, but a people to be understood. Their lives are an intricate dance of survival and tradition, their stories woven into the very sands of the wastelands they traverse. Each clan is a thread in a tapestry that tells the tale of Pariant’s fall and rise, of life clinging fiercely to the edge of desolation, and of a culture that refuses to fade into the shadows of history. Should you ever find yourself crossing paths with the Tir’naru, set aside your fear and offer respect instead. Sit by their fires, listen to their tales, and you might discover not only their secrets but a reflection of your own humanity within their struggles and triumphs. In the end, the Tir’naru are more than a wandering tribe; they are the embodiment of the spirit of all those who refuse to let the sands of time bury their legacy.

_{-epilogue of the "Chronicles of the Tir'naru" by Oriric Cherrybottle}

_{All written content is original, drawn from myth, memory, and madness.
All images are generated via Midjourney using custom prompts by the author, unless otherwise stated.}

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Author's Notes

Well, dear readers! I’m so very curious to learn what do you think of the Tir' naru! Which stories sparked your imagination, and what questions have risen to the surface? Your insights are the light that guides the next stop to my endless journey through history, mythic tales and adventures! Do tell... I am all ears!
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Grandmaster CoolG1319

Oct 27, 2024 10:05 by CoolG

I love the amount of detail you put in these families, their culture, beliefs and values ^^

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Oct 28, 2024 15:56 by Imagica

Thanks CoolG! I had this planned for my world for a long time and now it is finally taking shape :D

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Grandmaster Leijona

Oct 28, 2024 13:52

This is an interesting approach. I would be interested to know, who many members those ... families/tribes/people have?

Oct 28, 2024 15:50 by Imagica

You have a point, and I do plan to create separate articles for each tribe so details like this will be established there. Thank you for your suggestions and your comment, Leijona! They are very much appreciated <3

Grandmaster sage_seeker

Nov 30, 2024 03:24 by Brent Skillicorn

Diverse races/families and related to Shadow Elves. I really like that main symbol design!

Jan 21, 2025 16:58 by Imagica

Thank you! I am glad you liked it!

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Jan 21, 2025 00:42 by Harlen Ogni

I really love the imagery in this article. Your writing style is evocative and I thoroughly enjoyed it, I'd say it's a great entry for WAWA!

Jan 21, 2025 17:00 by Imagica

Oh, that's good to hear! I am so nervous for WAWA, but I thought to go all in because.. why not? Thank you so much for your comment!

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Why not indeed! Especially with work this good, imho anyway

Grandmaster Blue Fairy 74

Jan 21, 2025 16:32

Oh my goodness! I would of course love to meet this Blu' faeri and sit comfortably with her around the campfire to exchange a few stories about fairies. Thank you very much for including me in your world. I feel very connected to her and so honored. I hope she can live up to the expectations of the clans. As always, a great article and I particularly like the connection between the symbols and the values of the individual clans. The little stories and quotes from Oriric are also nice, giving you an even deeper insight into the culture.

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Jan 21, 2025 17:03 by Imagica

Once again, thank you! I put Blu'faeri's character article in my to do list! I hope you'll enjoy the read <3

Jan 21, 2025 17:13

Oh really, I can't wait to read the article, but I'll be patient ;). Take your time with it. <3

Councilor of the Inner Sanctum Serukis

Jan 30, 2025 12:49 by Dr Emily Vair-Turnbull

This is a beautiful article. I love the fact that they will adopt wanderers into their tribes, and that they are all about strength as a community.

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Jan 30, 2025 15:18 by Imagica

Thank you very much! I'm so happy you enjoyed it <3

Eternal Sage Kefkejaco

Feb 13, 2025 23:55

This is a really well thought out culture. I love the details about the various clans and their symbols especially. The article itself also looks and reads great!

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Feb 14, 2025 01:46 by Imagica

Thank you so much- your comments made my day today! I really had fun writing this article and I'm glad it shows :D Thankfully I had valuable feedback for it from fellow Anvilites, like Blue Fairy, which helped me decide for the right layout for this.

Tir'naru

Introduction

The Power Of Symbolism

Symbol Of Unity

Live Together, Die Alone

Language of the Tir’naru

A Tapestry of Meaning

The Tir' naru Clans

The Five Clans

Adopted Members

The Zan' karu Clan

Philosophy and Background

Birthmark

Adopted Members

The Kavran' ta Clan

Philosophy and Background

Birthmark

Adopted Members

The Vigari' ra Clan

Philosophy and Background

Birthmark

Adopted Members

The Sol' kali Clan

Philosophy and Background

Birthmark

Adopted Members

The Wand' ra' kali Clan

Philosophy and Background

Birthmark

Adopted Members

Governance

The Nar' kali

The Five Sands

Daily Life and Customs

Rhythm of the Land

Shared Rituals

Mystical Practices

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