Ninokite

The Ninokites are very stubborn and strong, they're are nearly impossible to be conquered for their land is so cold that water will freeze within half of an hour. the great stone walls that are hardened by the ice that covers them surround every single village, town and city of their nation and fortress. truly these people can not be conquered....-Yosar's encyclopedia of Threa

Culture

Common Dress code

Ninokites tend to be well covered with animal skins and iron armor always.

Art & Architecture

They incorporate ice and stone into their buildings. they also use wood but more so for decor.

Foods & Cuisine

Ninokites enjoy Lo'tai meat but due to the weather of their homeland there are no Lo'tai anymore. so they instead also enjoy "Hum'gar" meat, that is if they don't get killed by one of them.

Common Customs, traditions and rituals

Ninokites always in a casual setting lick the door posts of a house before entering.

Funerary and Memorial customs

Ninokites are known for using the cold weather to freeze their bodies so that they decompose slower than usual and then they would make a block of ice like a coffin and then put the body in the box shape of ice and then fill it with water and let it sit outside to freeze. and then they cover the ice with a wooden box and then send out to sea.

Ideals

Beauty Ideals

It is said that the Ninokites make cuts into their bodies with various designs or an image and then fill the cuts with ink. Ninokites with tattoos are more desirable than those without them.

Gender Ideals

The Ninokite males are to be providers of their seed for offspring and to care for them until they can walk and talk. Ninokite females are to be pure and meek and obey their husbands and patriarchs.

Courtship Ideals

if a Ninokite male wants to marry another Ninokite they would first throw a snowball at the female's head as a public dispaly of wanting to be with that female. and if the female agrees then they would elope and the male's family would trade meats and the female's family would trade fruits.

Parent ethnicities