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>The civilisation gets +5 Equality and Cohesion.
In the end, the leaders of the Protavic decide not to celebrate any single individual, but the entirety of the tribe instead. No single person contributed more than any other – everyone played their part, from the heads of the families who led the charge, to the common warriors who bled for their tribes, to the women who chose not to fight and remained at home, caring for the livestock and the land while the clan was at war.
<span class="mu-g"><span class="mu-s">Ending a Special Situation: The Vuvovic Plight.</span></span>
A generation passes.
As the Toprocravic are the only other tribe that inhabits the northern shores of the Croglatol, a few enterprising tribesmen decide to climb into their canoes and venture south in search of new tribes to barter with. Along the southern shores of the lake, they find five new clans for the Protavic to barter with and exploit.
The <span class="mu-s">Scagravic</span> are a peculiar tribe that doesn't just live along the lakeside, but dwells in the forest as well. They make their homes in the towering blackwood trees, at such heights that they are apparently safe from predators. These <span class="mu-i">tree-dwellers</span> react to our tribe with great hostility, for some reason.
The <span class="mu-s">Rodac</span> are another tribe that doesn't just live by the shore of the Croglatol. The territory of the <span class="mu-i">stone men</span> includes the rocky slopes that lead up towards the Sharoc. Though this land can hardly be described as fertile, it is a source of shining stones that the Rodac use for their tools.
The <span class="mu-s">Bodravic</span> have managed to clear away a significant patch of the forest using fire. They have no need to squabble with their neighbouring tribes for territory when they can burn away the woodland instead. This has led to the <span class="mu-i">wood-burners</span> developing strange beliefs that revolve around fire.
The <span class="mu-s">Drocravic</span> revere the flames as well, but in a different way. They make a tradition out of cremating their dead and marking their bodies with burn scars. In the eyes of the <span class="mu-i">light-bringers</span>, fire is a holy and cleansing thing that defines mankind – to shun the flames is to shun one's humanity.
The <span class="mu-s">Procruvic</span> are the third tribe with a spiritual connection to fire, though they worship its by-product rather than the flames themselves. These <span class="mu-i">smoke people</span> burn the noxious herbs of Grascan and breathe in the fumes, so that they might experience the wisdom that is hidden in the smog.
But enough about these peculiar tribes. There are internal affairs that must be handled.
